The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-15

Hudson, and the little church was trans
formed into a bower for the ceremony. The
altar was a banh of palms and nodding
plants, and festoons Of evergreens decked
the walls.
THE Mayor of Philadelphia recently re-
ceived letter from st. Paul inquiring
whether DR.. b. Darling and Prof. A.
Campbell were connected with the Phila-
delphia Dispensary. The letter stated that
two men were travelling through the West
ern country and representing themselves
to be the founders of the Dispensary. In
quiry at the Dispensary showed no such
persons in any way connected with that
institution.
THE alarm of fire given by one OF the
pupils in the Fifth street primary school in
New York recently created panic among
the children that at one time promised to
be terrible affair. A number of children
were badly crushed before quiet could be
restored.
THREE powder mills of Latin & Rand, OF
Newburg, n. Y, were blown up recently
by lightning. One man was killed.
THE WEST.
THE Grafton Iron Company of Leetonia,
Ohio, has failed, with liabilities of S6OO,O0O.
A MOB took the murderer Whitney from
jail at Hermann, No., the other night and
hanged him. He shot young man named
Burchard at the little town of Benz while
attempting to burglarize the elder Bur-
chard's store.
THE notorious Barber brothers, outlawed
by reason of their murder of Deputy Sher-
if Shepherd, of Fayette County Iowa, last
September, and for other crimes, and for
whose capture there were rewards aggre-
eating 5000, were recently captured near
Tripoli, Iowa, after a very desperate fight
in which they severely wounded four men
two MORALLY.
p HARRY WEIGH, coal miner in the Belle
vile, ILL.,, district, fifty-fve years old,
driven to desperation by inability to sup
port wife and nine children by reason of
the strike among the miners, hung himself
recently in an orchard about two miles
from Belleville.
A BANK robbery was lately attempted at
Rockport, the county seat Of Atchison
County, Mo. The thieves blew open the
vault doors of the bank without much
trouble and then made their attack on the
safe, which they attempted to blow open
with powder, but without success. They
then made their escape, closely pursued by
officers.
The Ohio Republican State Convention,
recently in session at Columbus, nominated
for Governor Judge j. B. Foraker, of Gin
cinnati; Lieutenant Governor, VIM. G..
Rose, of Cleveland; Supreme Judge Qong
term), W. H. Epson; Supreme Judge iva
cancy and long term), John b. Doyle;
Clerk of Supreme Court, Dwight Crowell !;
Attorney General, N. H. Earhart; Auditor,
John C. Brown; Commissioner of Common
Schools, d. T. DeWolfe; Member of Board
of Public Works, Leo Waltz.
THE Iowa Democratic State Convention
nominated Judge Kinne, of Tama County,
for Governor, j. C. Clark for Lieutenant
Governor, Walter j. Hays for Supreme
Judge, and Edgar B. Fair for Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction.
GEORGE NJ. WILLING, an old and well
known resident of st. Louis, backed by a
syndicate of lawyers of st. Louis and Cali
fornia, is about to institute legal proceed
ings to secure tract of three hundred
square leagues or 300 square miles
of land lying along the ella
River, running back to the Maricopa
Mountain in Arizona, which was acquired
by Mr.. Vikings son from Spaniard
named Miguel Peralta, in 1874, and the
deed of which was recorded in Prescott,
Ariz., but which, owing to the sudden death
of Mr.. Willing, was not disposed of in his
will. The property embraces several
mines, and is estimated to be worth at
least ten millions.
MISS MATTE TOWNSEND, Of Chilhowie,
johnson County, No., the other day went
to Lamont, where she met Ira Perdue. The
two started off together in buggy, and in
attempting to cross Muddy Greek, which
was swollen, the couple were swept away
by the flood and drowned.
Rev. JULIAN BENoIT, Vicar-General of
the Roman Catholic diocese of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, has been named Monseigneur and ap.
pointed Prelate of the Papal Household at
Rome. Father Benoit came from France
as missionary forty years ago, and is the
seventh priest upon whom this honor has
been conferred.
THE Indiana Episcopal Convention re-
Gently elected Rev. DR.. David Knicker-
booker, of Minneapolis, Bishop for the Do
cese of Indiana. DIR. Knickerbocker was
formerly fromNew York State.
In family quarrel at st. Louis, George
Marshall shot and killed his stepfather,
Thomas Edwards.
RECENTLY Mr.. and Mrs. George Redhair
were drowned while crossing a swollen
creek, near Breckenridge, No., and Henry
and William Temble and August Woke,
while fishing in skif in the Missouri
River opposite Glasgow, were upset and
drowned.
THE thirty-fourth annual meeting of the
American Medical Association was held
last week at Cleveland, Ohio, about one
thousand distinguished physicians from
all parts of the country attending.
SAN CARLOS advices say that Agent Will
cox refuses to allow the band of returned
Apaches the privilege of the reservation,
and treats them as hostiles. He has turned
them over to the military, who hold them
as prisoners of war. There are seven stout
bucks, the remainder women and children.
AT Springfield, Mo-, the other night,
while jury was locked up and in charge
of an officer, burglar robbed one Of the
jurors of fine gold watch and others of
various sums of money.
FOURTEEN striking coal miners who in
terfered with the working of new men near
Pinckneyville, ILL.,, were arrested recently
and lodged in Jail in default of bail.
SEVERAL of the highest dignitaries of the
Mormon Church recently arrived at Denver
from Salt Lake. They were on their way
IN Coneios Countv Colo tn insnect the