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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-08
A WEEKS NEWS.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail
wAsHINGTON NOTES.


FREDERICK DOUGLASS denies the pub
iished statement that he received sugges'
tions from President Arthur as to the time
end place of holding the proposed Colored
Convention.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral cere-
monies which will accompany the RENTER
ment of the body of John Howard Payne at
Washington, on the 9th of June, have been
completed. The remains will be taken
from their present temporary resting place
to the art gallery, and will be escorted
from there to the cemetery by a funeral
procession consisting of military, the Presi
dent, members of the cabinet, Senators and
Representatives and relatives.
SOME amusement was recently caused in
Departmental circles at Washington by the
discovery that the rules submitted for the
Government of the civil service in the Post
Office Department by the Civil Service
Commission contained upwards Of score
of grammatical errors. Upon cursory
examination by Postoffice officials, seven
teen errors were detected.
1T is promulgated that Comptroller Law
renee has finally decided not to override
the Attorney General and Secretary of the
Treasury, and that the money due the sub
sidized railroads from the Government
must be paid when the account is for SER
vice over lines not fully built by subsidies.
This decision will result in the settlement
monthly of the accounts of these branch
roads for current service, and an estimate
in the next deficiency bill for an appropria-
ton by Congress to pay the back dues to
the railroads. Some of these claims date
back to 1868. This decision yields every
point claimed by the roads i'm their suit and
will largely increase their earnings.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR attended the Decora-
tion Day ceremonies in New York City.
THE Treasury purchased one day last
week $4,000 ounces of silver for delivery
at the various minis.
SECRETARY CHANDLER has ordered the
United States steamer Yantic to accompany
the Greeley reliefexpeditionto Lady Frank
lin bay.
THE State Department has received in
formation from our Minister to Japan to
the effect that the money appropriated by
Congress for the return of the Simonseki
indemnity, known as the Japanese Indem-
nifty Fund, was paid over April 10.
THE Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has issued a supplemental circular in re-
gard to the redemption and cancellation
of stamps imprinted on checks, drafts, etc.
1t provides that imprinted checks and
drafts may be sent to the Internal Revenue
Bureau at once instead of from July 1
next, as originally intended. Such as are
received will be Cancelled and returned if
possible by July /. They may be pre-
scented in sheets or bound in books, and will
be returned in the same condition. Blanks
which have been compressed into books or
pads must be separated before presenta-
ton.
PUPLIc debt statement for May: Total
debt (principaD S1,s76, 21O, 421; total in
terest, S10,S47,050 cash in treasury,
SSl7, s6s, 062; debt less cash in treasury,
S1,5e9, 1S9 ,40S; decrease of of debt during
the month, $3.50, 476; decrease of debt
since Juna ~ 1880 S11Q -95 OIL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-08

Hattie Hall, an employee of the
Stark Paper Company, at North Ben.
nington, VT, found among waste papers
while sorting them the other day soli-
taire diamond ring. Its value is esti.
mated at one hundred and twenty-five
dollars. Two other rings were found.
the stones having been torn out of the
settings by one Of the machines through
which they had passed.-Rat'a'sd Her
aid.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-08
THE SOUTH.

An examination of the accounts of Joseph
Nall. Assistant Postmaster at Atlanta,
Ga, showed him to be 5000 short.
NELSON JORDAN. negro, while drunk
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-08

Forty counties in Kentucky have not
telegraph wire within their limits
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-08

day, would no. be put in operation, as
repairs were going on about, and in II. and
they therefore directed their attention to
the Reinecke mine, three miles from Belle
vile and one mile east of Birkner, on the
L. & ". Mr.. Reinecke is one of the largest
operators in st. Clair. County and operates
two or three mines,<h one, which is a
machine mine, being known as No. l. He
concluded to start up yesterday and had
employed about thirty-five outsiders to go
Into the mine yesterday morning, which
they did. For their protection Sheriff
Ropiequet had provided seven special
deputies under the command of Deputy
Sheriff Anthony of East st. Louis, and sent
them to the mine in the morning. The new
miners had no difficulty in getting to or
into the mine. as there were no strikers
there at the early hour they arrived.
Upon deciding to visit the Reinecke mine,
after their Rose Hill work, the women de-
termined to augment their forces and re-
turned to West Belleyille for that purpose.
After marshalling their forces they had
about seventy Rive and they started of in
wagons for the scene of conflict. The
side of the railroad track and close to it, on
a steep hill some forty feet in height. On
the south of the railroad is q ravih0e or
valley some one hundred and fifty feet in
width, and this valley is inclosed by hill
which extends in a semi-circle. This hill
Is about seventy-ive feet in height, slopes
gradually to its top, and runs along the
track for great distance, now approach
ing and now receding from it. The hill-or
hills, for there are many of them-are very
thickly wooded, and the locality is quite a
picturesque one. The women marched up
to the mine and to the mouth of the shaft,
called for Conrad Reinecke, the owner of
the mine. At this juncture it was noticed
for the first time that the striking miners
coming in squalls from over the hill on the
south. Most of them remained on the hill
and on its slope, while 100 or $50 came to
the track. The women and the strikers on
the trask held . consultation, and when
Mr.. Reinecke appeared at the demand OF
the women they were prepared to demand
National Republican., 1883-06-16
pERSONAL.


l. Kenick. Bermuda, is at the 81. Marc.
Charles Won Lieberger, Antwerp, Belgium, is at
WOrmleys.
Hon George Bliss left here yesterday afternoon
for New York
Gen sherman and Secretary Chandler arrived
in this city lust night.
james r. Baker Chicago, and W. H. Gray, Scot
land are at the st. James
Ex. Gov John s. Pillsbury, of Minneapolis,
Mum. is at the Arlington.
Charles T. Duffy, New York, and A. +. Whit.
comb, Boston, are at the Riggs.
james W. Scott. editor of the Chicago Herald,
and Mrs Scott, arc Mt the Riggs.
Hon Robert WI Turpin, Ohio, and Hon. A. r.
Allen, New York, are at the Ebbitt.
Maj. W. d. Field, Virginia. and Judge W. P.
Tatem, New Jersey, arc OF the Ebbitt
Comdr. II. b. Robson, o.. s. n; Hon; r. II.
Loughridgo, California, and Hon. B. A. Allen aud
wife, Kansas are at the Ebbitt
Hon. J. w. Locke Florida; Hon. A. D. Patter-
SON. Florida; Pay Director j. S. Cunningham. U.
$. ~; Hon. W. NJ. Ridpath, Dakota, are at the
Ebbitt.
Miss Roberta Crutchfeld, niece of Mrs. ]. II.
Jackson, of East Capitol street, was in the city
yesterday on her return home TO Georgia, from
Packer institute. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The many friends in this city of Miss Katie T.
Carr, Of Portsmouth, Va, will be panied TO learn
OF her death in that city on the eleventh instant
She had many acquantences in this city.
Mr.. Mercer Slaughter general passenger and
ticket agent OF the Virginia Midland and Rich
mond and Danville sys en- OF railways, was In
lines, which embrace The entire system of road'
in Virginia. the Carolinas, and Georgia. Mr.
Slaughter stands at the head of the list among
southern railway men.
National Republican., 1883-06-16

You Can Select Them
youself, at half price Those odd pants on
our bargain counter. Eiseman Bros, cloth
iers and tailors corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1883-06-16

declared by the verdi ct Of the jury to have been
made out against two Of the uccused The re.
view Of the testimony and thU law of the case ny
Judge wylie in summing ,up,a few DAYS ago
seemed 10 be favorable 10 the government,
Tho Jury, nevertheless, do not appear to
have been impressed by It, The extra
ordinary conduct OF he Juror Nernon
when he, with the other iurymen was
summoned to return into court on Wednoday TO
receive further instructions from the Judge, has
given rise to much Comment II Il be tuo that
lie was really on the verge Of delihum temens,
the question rises ns 10 the effect which that cir
Cumstsuce might lcgitimacly have upon the yer.
dict that was returned some hours later, ana IN
which lie Joined. We need not however, enter at
this time into any speculnuons on this subject.
1t is .uncivut 10 know that in two trials thes
ond lasting over six mouths aud cosung more
than hundred thousand dollars, the Eovern-
mcnt has been beaten, and Zee, that us deieat,
IN ,pte of ali It's efforts convict viii give point
aud siren. til to the opinion thai has long been
prevalent that the government almost invariably
fails in its efforts when it cndeuvoTs to bring TO
account, through the courts OF the district, either
individuals or combinations of men VINO have
their headquarters ut Washington Hud who arc
charged with mnlicnsauce iu Office or with plum
deriig the treasury under cover Of law.
National Republican., 1883-06-16
MAX GREGER'S
PURE HUNGARIAN WINE.

owso to the rapidly increasing demand for our PURE
HIJNGARIAN WINES, we have opened an American
DTancl, where large stock will always be kept
NOTES uPON HUNGARIAN WINES.-BY MAX
IN GREGER Hungarian Wines by special appoint
tho ueen member OF the Jury o. tho Inter
Exhibition Vienna 1873 President OF the Jury OF tho
Agricultural Exhibition OF KeschAu, 1850. Pamphlets free
application,
TtAWLOvyITZ, THE CELEnRATED HUNGARIAN
" Claret, ~, 50, $40, el2, and sl6 per case
RusTER, n vALUAnLE sEDATlVE'-sEE Dr.
IL Druitrs report. SIS per case
noKAY CROWN. STRONGLY ADVOCATED FOR
debility and consumption. t2i aud tS6 per dozen,
RED EADAnKA.-s" Per ease
yNTHITE RIESLINc.-ss AND tli PER CASE.
OFNER AusLEsE. BUDA) eli PER CASE
HuNGAnIAN EUHGUNDY- 'ia PER CASE
CAMILLE CASE, CONTAINING BOTTLES OF OFF
- ent most In demand Including the Famop
Iokay delivered free to part OF the United htaess@
DDaEss MAX GREGER, tLIMITED0 PurvsyO
AMERICAN BRANCH No. s1a Filth Av sIth St., New YorA
Orders carefully executed reasonable teTu
National Republican., 1883-06-16
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
& ] | N N | p s
4O4 and 4O6 Seventh Street N. W.,
BRANCH STORE, $40 SEVENTH STREET N. w.

We have marked and laid out for sale special lots
of goods IN all departments at extremely low and re-
duCed prices. We do this nVt for the love OF losing
money but in hopes that the loss of to-day may be
our announcements do not consist merely ofempty
blow, but shall be found backed up by unanswerabe
facts In the shape of unprecedented bargains IN all
branches of Dry and Fancy Goods. We own the en-
tire In three large stores and have fears
that creditors others shall dictate TO us how We
run our business Therefore, be y understood that on
~ MONDAY MORN1NG
we shall offer New and Choice Patterns In FRENCH
| sAgEENS at l4'sc per yard former prices 81 and
All standard Makes of PRINTS we shall offer at
4 Special iSS, Lot Of BLACK LACE BUNTING at
BLACK Nuns; YELLING at q, 40, Al, 80, GOc.
LADIES COTTON UNDERWEARw we now offer
ut COST and stock of these goods Is large and
well esSqrted, al VIII be sure g get suited; ,u,.
| since the big break In prices Therefore we offer
them at prices lower than the manufacturers would
sell them month since. ,,,,
! UNDERWEAR, comprising Gauze Vests, both short
and long sleeves; Gauze and Jean Drawers OF all
Our II UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS at 50, 80, rs and
9Oc, are positively 20 per cent below actual value
| The rush still continues at our WHITE GOODS
DEPARTMENT. and as we are daily IN receipt OF
mark them at the lowest possible cash price, we are
determined TO make them rush through nj the speed
| of bicycle racing. 49,,
Is also our celebrated e. 25 neatly finished Jersey.
! Our Famous silk Department Is too wen known TO
need mention, but rasslnRly we may remark that our
rahs still continue be the rage both for street and
x large stock Of Travelling satchels, in all sizes,
| selling at cost price
When we advertise goods at certain prices we do
| not limit our purchasers TO any amount
National Republican., 1883-06-16
baNNi NJ ~ W.
Mn lorh World.
crNcrNxArr VS.. National at Athletic park
CnnceIImg stamps.

Tho work of rodeeming and canceling
stamps imprinted on checks, drafts, &C, ia
progressing satisfactorily at the internal
revenue bureau. The temporary force on.
gagged in this work, numbering about twenty
FIVE persons, mainly females, has hoen fur.
loughed, rs the work has been so much
reduced that it can be finished by the regular
force.
II is stated at tho bureau that all cases
now ON hand will be rapidly disposed Of and
tho check books returned to the owners be-
fore tho first of July.
National Republican., 1883-06-16

NEW BOOKS
Mr.. lsaacs (cloth), by T.. Marion Crawford
Heart OF Steel. by Christian Reed.
Fanchette, Round RObbin Series"
Siege OF London &C.. by Henry James, JE
story OF Melicent, by Fayr Afodoc.
Red Acorn, by John AfcElroy.
Wronged Wife by May Agnes Fleming
Marked in Haste.
story of Carnival, Leisure Hour Series"
History People United States, by John Bach Me-
Castee.
cities OF Southern Italy and Sicily by A. j. C. Hare
Harrlss Christianity and Civil Society
Pock's Bad Boy
Eves laughters; or, Common Sense for Maid
Wife. and Mother. by Marion Harland. Il am glad
to see that your counsel to your is marked by dis
cretion and based on knowledge of the complex ele
ments of the problem you have TO deal with. II Is
needed and Will be useful especially coming from
n woman who knows what she IL talking about
oliver Wendell Holmes, NJ. d. Boston,
The Sources OF English Words and Phrases, by Ro-
get Plain. also with Patent Index.
Colton's General Atlas New Revised Edition.
q. A. whitaker,
9il Pennsylvania avenue (Vernon Row.
and 03i ID street northwest
National Republican., 1883-06-16
rhn Cabinet s.sa,nn.

The cabinet meeting yesterday was short
and devoted mainly to tho consideration of
routine matters. All the mombers were pres
ent except the secretary of the navy and the
postmaster general, Aftor the meeting tho
President had a consultation with the secre.
tary of the treasury in regard to the proposed
reduction of internal revenue districts. 1t is
understood that general plan Of rcorganiza-
tion has been determined upon, but that
details have not been perfected. IL is ex-
pccted that the question will be finally dis
posed of next week
National Republican., 1883-06-16

which sold'o readily HS az s but will now be sold at
A SPLENDID IMIrAiioN sEERsUcKER SUIT
at 81, reduced from $3.50.
A GOOD IMITATION tssiE;EHsUcKER SUIT AT
$500, feduced from g.
FIVE HUNDRED PAisfHhs OF ODD PANTS,
which will be sold for less than the value OF
the material 1t takes to make them.
N boys from to Ii from Sl25 a suit up. The
prices will astonish you.
suits ut IS 90. worth S %
suitsat Z 90. worth 80
Suits at 0O, worth 300
Suits at u 90, worth II 90
Suits at 80, worth u "
Flannel Suits at g. worth 80.
Flannel suits at 400. worth SiL
Flannel suits at ", worth sl7.
HachtCo, i suits at ~, worth go
Cashmere and Cheviot suits at ~ worth 70
assmsFs assnsFs AND AND GRsyS GRSySt
Blue or Black Serge suits at sio' worth VS.
Working Pants, at a. g. 7Oc' si' siS'
full line of White and Fancy Vests at so cents and
upward.
complete line OF ofice Coats in Nuns Cloth. Serge
Drap d'Ete, and Linen, at about onehat
the price asked elsewhere
Black and Brown Diagonal Prince Albert Coat and
Vest at SO, worth so.
Also
Black d B. Cloth suits at sle, worth 80
Finest Broadcloth Suits at 49, worth tio'
THE MISFIT STORE,
Like every success, has unscrupulous imilators BE
Tenth and Il Streets.
National Republican., 1883-06-16
THE POPULAR VERDICT SAYS GUILTY,
Phaa.leIpAia Ewnina Nelea.

The star route verdict was rendered this morn.
ing unl Is an NIP tent conclusion to long and
expensive trial. Tic verdict is mot guilty" This
viii he apt 10 lead " important results. The pros
ccutng officers will feel the reflection and defeat
To which they are subject The policy OF the
prosecution from the outset will be severely chnl.
lcnged. And probably suits against parties aud
papers who have inspired proceedings will be
started Brady aud Dorsey are hardly the men TO
sit down, after the assault OH them, in quietnesS
and peace. At all events, n celebrated case is alb
rupty aud lgnominiOusly cnde g..
National Republican., 1883-06-16

soverc-and yet the jury finds them all not guilty
stu, there wit be Feeling of relief that IL Is
all over. For more than year these exposures
have been kept under the nOsttils Of the pubic.
The whole thing has been national humiliation.
DfsGRACEFUL VERDICT.
Nt,o FORK World
The false verdict rendered by the jury in the
star route prosecution Is more than failure OF
justice. II is public calamity. This is
q blow at iu.toe. II Is on cncouragement 10 dis
honesty II Is temptation TO crime. Persons OF
lax morality will learn from II that If they can
become political managers and lay bya large fund
for counsel fees. they snap their fingers In the
face of the law aud make certain OF immunity. 1t
will tend TO bring discredit on republican instiiu.
tious at home and abroad. sThe trial VIII appear
of republican ideas that there IL no punishment
for public stealing under republican form oi
government
National Republican., 1883-06-16
CLOTHING FIELD DAYS

II to-day and tomorrow are warm and clear q
great many people will provide themselves with
New Clothes, and shall have abundant employ.
ment for our regular and extra force of statesmen.
The principal demand will be for Business and
Dress suits and of those we have a vast supply In
fabrics of all qualities ranging in price from $40 per
suit upward.
If you are disposed to investigate the merits of
Clothing. call at any hour before o'clock tonight
and II o'clock tomorrow evening (the forenoon is
best aud we will place some of our time against
yours with the understanding that II you select any
thing and aherward repent OF your choice, you can
bring II back and have your money refunded That
is the business platform upon which we stand.
National Republican., 1883-06-16
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
or
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

At the trustees sale on the 10TH of MAY OF the
assets of the late firm of Blackmar, Ebling q Co.
agents for the Chckering Plano In Baltimore, pur
chased some magnificent bargains in new and second
hand Pianos and Organs As l was crowded for
room before making this purchase, find myself now
compelled sell these goods az trihing advance as
have no room TO store them. will sell for ten
days bran new square pianos for Sl6O worth $500
uprghts for sl75 worth $780, square grand pianos for
slOO worth $780, new organs for $50, worth 900, DC
7octave Square Pianos, used, as low S65; octave
for $50 These instruments made by the best
known firms In the business and fully warranted
People of good counenance can purchase of ms on
monthly payments For further particulars call on
EI-A.UHTCEY T. REED.
43a SEVENTH STREET N, w..
National Republican., 1883-06-16
Those ODD Pants,

at half price. are selected out Of our best
stock, being the odds and ends of closed out
lots. Eiscman Bros, corner Seventh and h.
National Republican., 1883-06-16
easy ENaLIsn FOR rRAcrIcAL USES"

Put in easy English the inquiry, "Do you
think Dorsey Brady ,S Co.. one or all of them,
swiudlei che government through the star route
contracts, and how, and who helped them?' the
way would not have seemed an Gapdssc or bind
nlley. The only way TO get through a blind nltcy
j. 10 back out and tnat Is precisely what this jury
did. Finding the whole phraseoogy beyond
them, and fearing 10 enangle themselves, tney
retreated under cover OF mot guilty"
National Republican., 1883-06-16

A Fine House on Grant Place, hard
wood finish cost over $4,000; will be
sold for $4,000.
A New House on Corcoran, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, $4,000.
Another in same locality, $4,000.
One on Rhode Island avenue, near
Fourteenth street Qf sold at once),
$4,000.
A Fine House on jefferson Place, in
process of building, $1,000 This is a
well planned and attractive house.
Also very desirable House on Twen-
tieth street, in process of erection, %
feet front, all modern conveniences,
$4,000.
In addition to the above and other
! Choice City Properties, we are prepared
to offer Desirable Investments on Co.
lumbia Heights.
For further particulars call at our Office
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
The Black Flags.
-r the French. t ' -~


 L1a Yang Eu's Proclamation Against
 the French. -~
 tI,ondoo Dispatch to the New York Hera1dJ
 Lin Yang Flu, commander of the Black Flags, has issued the following challenge:
 'iYou French treebooters look like tigers on the world. seeking how to give vent to crafty schemes and cruel deeds. There is no land for which your mouth does not water, no riches you do not desire to devour. Reli- gious teaching you employ to undermine and fniure people. International commerce is to you 8 pretext for swallowing countries.
 tsYour cruelty is infinite. Your wicked ness is extreme. On your strength you rely to debauch our women, which excites the in diRnation of gods and men and is unendura- ble in heaven and earth. Nov you want to avail yourselves of an excuse to endeavor to acquire Annarn, and under the pretext of in- ternational commerce to depart from the treaty, trying to befool the world in order 10 give vent to your martial designs and seize cities, storm towns, slaughtering off, cials, robbing the revenue, killing the inno- cent and encouraging secret bands Your outxa2es and cruelties have reached far and wide Your crimes are almost too numerous for words. Your shame could not be washed out though you were to exhaust the water of the West river. -sgl -res.ees.sz
 seThe issuer of this proclamation having received commands to avenge the wrongs fn- fiicted by you, and having sworn with his army, with justice on his side,a to. lead the troops to the slaughter of your vile lot, his first desire was to proceed with lightning speed, beat down your rabbit holes and ex- terminate your pack of foxes without pity.
 ssThis would be matter of great rejoicing to the heart of him and would manifest heavens vengeance. But. rejecting that Hanoi is also territory belonging to the government, and that the traders there are all respectable, loyal people, I could not en- dure that that city be reduced to ruins and young and old killed at the edge of the sword I therefore issue this proclamation that you may know that, on the day the proclamation arrives, you French robbers, who have already acted unlawfully, msy lead forth your crowd of dogs and sheep to meet ouF army of heroes. .ns 2r1 41 s3 Aaa75 ss
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
THE wAsHsURN FAMILY

Mir. E. ". WAsHBUEE, Of Orange, Mass, writes May 9, 1888: "For number of years have been troubled with fevere pains in the region of my kid
 neys, with inflammation of the bladder, and weak ness of tho urinary organs in general Fearing that my troubles would become serious purchased bottle of Hunts Renaedy of Mir. Foster, of our druggists here in Orange, as he highly recommended it, es 50 many had used 1t with remarkable success
 commenced using it, and before had u-ed half . bottle found that receiving great bsneat from It's use, the angud feeling and the pains my back and lons were much better the action of the kidneys was more natural, and 1t seemed to invigorate ne generally. have used two bottles and can say that am completely cured, and have recomm ended it to others troubled in similar manner so gratefu
 do feel that tried so valuable medicine Hunts Remedy with such wonderful results. You can use this letter for the benefit of the public, 1t
 will cure sufferers from kidr ey liver and urinary troubles.n . oc1O Ct