The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-27

and after numbering her threw her body In
pond. A mob took him from the Jail and
hanged him.
A LATE special states that United States
Deputy Marshal Layman of the Western
Arkansas District, was killed by John g.
Lennox, Texas desperate, for whom the
deputy had writ for the murder of two
men. Lennox attacked the Marshaps
camp in the southern part of the Cherokee
Nation Qndian Territory with a band of
outlaws, shot and killed Layman and re-
leased the prisoners in their possession.
In the United States Court at Little
Rock, Ark, ex-United States Marshal j. 7.
Brown, Jr., was convicted of perjury, hav-
ing been previously convicted of forgery.
j. A. YATES, civil engineer of the Canton,
Aberdeen and Nashville Railroad, was
shot and dangerously wounded at Stark
vile, Miss, recently, by c. A. Campbell,
contractor on the same road.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR and party landed
and had a reception at Atlanta, Ga.
A FEW days ago twenty-six hundred Ger
man immigrants landed at Baltimore.
Most of them were for the West.
THE town of Huntington, West Va, was
recently visited by destructive fire. Many
families were rendered homeless.
A FIRE i'm warehouse at Paris, KY, de-
stroyed $50 bales of cotton.
AT Morgan City, Miss, F. o. Mack was
sentenced to five years. labor and 81 900
fine for attempting to pass new nickel as
s. piece.
Mr.. DIXON, of Henderson, KY, hired a
large force of men at Henderson and sent
them down to his farms in Kentucky, oppo-
site Shawneetown, Ills, to repair fences
that had been carried off by the
flood. While in the peaceful pursuit of their
avocation the men were fired upon by an
armed mob and dispersed, fleeing to Shaw.
neetown and Henderson for refuge. 1t was
supposed that the introduction of foreign
labor was the cause.
GENERAL.
DANIEL CURLEY the second member of
the Invincibles put ON trial in Dublin as
Phoenix Park murderer was found guilty
and sentenced to be hanged May 1s. When
asked if he had anything to say why sen.
tence should not be pronounced, he said he
had not expected any mercy from the court.
1t was very unfortunate that the Irish
bench was never without Norbury or
Keogh. He was a member of the Invinci-
bles, but was not in Phoenix Park on the
evening the murder was committed. He
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The witnesses for the crown had perjured
themselves. As the officers were taking
him from the dock, he cried out in a loud
voice, "God save Ireland"
AN unparalleled shipping disaster &C.
Cured at Victoria, British Columbia, re-
Gently. Four ships were blown ashore in
a hurricane which lasted fifteen hours.
Vessel after vessel parted anchor and was
driven ashore. One sailor was killed by
the fall of spar.
The trial at st. Petersburg of eighteen
prominent Nihilists resulted in the convic-
ton of all. Six were condemned to death,
two to life servitude, and the remainder to
Imprisonment for fifteen to twenty years.
HEAVY snow storms prevailed in Canada
on the 18th.
THE 10Sth anniversary of the battle of
Concord and Lexington was observed in
those towns by the firing of cannon, dis
play of flags and the parade of the local
military organizations.
THE Russian Government has resolved to !
hold another trial of the Nihilists before the |
coronation. Twenty persons will be ar
raigned on a charge of propagating Nj
hilistic ideas among the workinpmen Fiji |
ty persons were arrested for Nihilism last |
week. They include military officers, |
young women, teachers, workingmen and |
soldiers.
AT Havana (Cuba) recently thieves broke |
into the vault where the Government de- |
posts its stamps and stole postage and |
telegraph stamps and stamped paper to the |
amount of S2S0, OO0..
The Pail Mall Gazette, in discussing |
England's scare, says the evidence of the
dynamite plots Matched in New York are |
as clear as the proof that the foreign po-
lice possessed twenty-five years age |
that Massina's plots against Italy were
Matched in England, and it adds that the
of Rosa, as that of Massina |
from England, will follow.
A COLLISION recently occurred off Bilboa |
(Portugal) between the English steamer
Thames and the Spanish steamer Magda-
lena Vicenta. The latter sunk with five |
persons on board. Two of the crew of the |
Thames were drowned.
ARRESTS of Nihilists continue at st. Pc
tersburg. Among the latest arrests were
several prominent persons.