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~, posroFFIoE NOTICE.

Letters for Europe mood not be specially dl-
rected for dispatch by any particular steamer in
order 70 socnre speedy delivery at destination.
fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails for tho week ending OCT. %
will close (PRoMPrf v Ia all casesJ at this Office
WEDNi}sDAY.-At a n. m. for Europe, per
steamship Auranla, via Queenstown letters
for Germany and france must he directed "per
Auranla l'at = H. III. for Germany, &c, per
I HTSmsn letters sg ior GREAT BTItain and other her
European Countries must be directed per
Eider'(j al 4 a. M for France direct, per
TIGRSbHY.--At B a, m. for Europe steam
ship Cclu', via Queenstown Qetters for Ger
many and France must be directed "per Gel
ilc'J; al 8 u. m for Germeny France, &c, per
steamship Wieland. via Plymouth, che erbonrg,
and Hamburg Qetters for Great Britain and
other European Countries must be dlrectsd
"per Wiglhnd'D :at p m. for Nassau, N. r.,
and Santiago, Cuba, per steamship Cienluegos;
at 13O u. IN. for Cuba and Porto Rico, via
Hlayanai and for Campeche, Chiapa', Tabnsco,
aud lucatnn MeScp. per steamship city of
he directed "per City Of Puebla''); ut 1850 y, IN.
for TruXillp and luatan, per steamship $. ~ j.
FRfDAY.-At ii 80 n, m. for Jamaica. Sava-
nlla, etc, per steamship Allsa; ut DIP. IN. for
amId,G Apgr sieamshlp stroha, s mroro
ship Alaska, via Queenstown 1sttcrs for Ger
many, ne, must be directed per Al,ska'') at
Via sonthampteny ut and and BS Bremen ssS detcrs % for
Great Britain and other European Countries
must De ulfttleu per WefTh u uJ .iOU u. H.
for Belgium direct per steamship Nederland,
via Antwerp; at 7:30 q. IN. for scotland direct,
per steamsli p Bolivia, via Glasgow; at $3.50 u.
IN. for the Netherlands direct, per steamship
w. A. Scholten. via Rotterdam ut $50 u. M.
for newfoundland, per steamship Miranda; at
1890 a. IN. for Venezuela and Curacoa, per
steams Up glenyne; at 1870 y. III. for Cuba,
Porto Rico, and Nassau, n. P., per steamship
Niagara, via Havana Mt l p. m. for the Wind
ward Islands, per steamship Barracuda.
SUNDAY.-At 7.30 D. m. for GreytOwn and
Limon, per steamship Lucy Z. Miller. via
New Orleans.
Mails, for China and Japan, per steamship
pcediilc !yis san Francisco close
la. New Zealand, Sandwich and FIJI Islands,
per steamship Australia (via San Fran
'cisco) close here Nov. @l5 at p. m. (or on ar
rival at New York of steamship City of Chi
cnro With British malls for Australia.
sTheschedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mats
T. sTrangsd 9n 5ae prssst prest nton a they nnnses.
Mails rom the East arriving on time at San
Francisco on the day OF sailing or steamers arc
dispatched thence the same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON,
Postmaster
pna-nuvrru Sutv vnuu nnI = lAll
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

The surgeon general Of the marine hospital
service has received reports showing that yell
low fever still exists In Guaymas, and that
chOlora prevails in Newohong and Calcutta
At the latter place, however, the death rate Ia
much lower tllan for many years previous, and
smallpox has almost entirely disappeared.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

If tho dry season holds on few days
longer the National Jockey club will yoto
its thanks to the weather clerk and a
kind Providence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

Lieut., Commander Hitchcock telegraphed
the secretary OF the navy that the Tallapoosa
floated at o'clock yesterday morning, and is
at anchor near the light house He hopes to
tnke her To New York "Wednesday.
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W1NTED-MIsCELLANEOUE.

THOUSAND DOLLARS
w Is wanted for manufacturing purposes In
profitable business; iull security given. Adj
dress Il. IL. b., Republican Office. 6-22
A LII PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
IA erection of the "PinSney Memorial Church"
70 make or send something for tho Fair, TO be
vile. Donations may be left at Mrs BROSEL-
MANS, Art Needlework, 022 Il Ut. n. w.
6-se25-th s,tu-lm
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Ratio managers and newspape,

Y the alarming and sensational
DISCO that Gen. Butler is the Judas
1scarioS American politics, and that he
has basely betrayed the workingmen aud
greenbackers. The awful exposure is
mado by "Gen." w. II. Parsons. Gen.
Butler, on being interviewed on the sub
ject, characterizes Gen. Parsons as a beat
and fraud, who has been after him for
money with which to Organize Mary
land, and with whom he refused to estab-
lish relations on account of his worthless
ness and unreliability. Go it Butler.
Go 1t Parsons. Go IL democrats.
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yyyANrED-
DERMATOLOGY.
DERMATOLO9Y.
Ton .RENT-HOUSEs.

LNOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE 7
IL miles In the country and minutes walk
from station, with use of carriage, horses cows,
poultry, &c, or would not object TO II family OF
adults to Join In housekeeping; only two IN fam
lly. For particulars, apply at 723 18th St.
Washington, ID. q. 6-25
O1S lITH ST. NV, OPPOSITE FRANK
IL . lin PArk-Possession given Nov. /.
Inquire at the house. B27
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PERSONAL.

DRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN IN THE
L common English branches, including pen.
manship and composition, by young lady of
City l.. D.
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
IN J. A w ID EP A II n NJ n N II.


FACULTY;
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR,
Associate Justice of the supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia,
President.
HON SAMUEL n. MILLER,
Associate Justice OF the supreme Court OF the
Professor of Information and Constitutional
Law.
II. o. CLAUGHTON, ESQ,
Professor of Pleading, Evidence, Equity Jurls-
prudence Commercial and Maritime Law.
WILLIAM u. WEBB, ESQ,
O,''' EUGENE cXRUsff, IGsf' ESQ, q moor Court
Property, Contracts, Negotiable instrG. p"'''
r,,,. me1ts, and Applied EyIdenc& -.
et 9 o'clock ,. m. IN the New Law building, No.
iOOo 10 street northwest Catalogues can Dc OBJ
gndAdamR bookstores, or at the once OF tho
Trensurer, Fleming Lavender Applicants for
matrlculate Ut ssOia Louisiana avcnpe, or at the
Law Law ~ MBMuildlng, M AZ business comlninica,ons
Louisiana avenue.
CPENCER1AN BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor
~ ncr Ninth aud u streets northwest. Beau
TIM. cqinm9dlou7 balls, parlors aud class
and daughters and men aud women Tor self
support aud independence. Full corps OF ablo
ceivcd at any time. Cali or send Tor circulars.
Schoarship for year nom date Of entrance,
day or night 500. Per quarter, day, $40; night,
Use of tho sTENoGRAPH or shorthand
WTlliiig HiithiU. toukul III u hptcihl department..
Machines on sale.
HENRY Q. SPENCER,
.,,,,z..s..,.. Principal.
NJ oRwooD INSTITUTE Is sELECr SCHOOL
IN for glrlJ reOpens SEPTEMBER 20. l2l2
and 1214 14th 81, \. W., Washington, D. @. A
complete school courso-Engllsh, Scientific, Clas-
scal. Great facilities for modern languages, par
tcnlarly French and German. Art, Elocutlon,
Music (pinno, Prof Anton Uloetznerl A Col,
leglale Course. Also Elective Courses for nd.
vanced students Preparation classes for Vassar
aud other colleges Call at 1914 1ath st, n, W.
or address MIR. and Mrs W. ID. CABELL
Principals, se12.I
TLNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO
Il learn drawing and painting Is at tho Ma
tlonal Academy OF Fine Arts, 18th st and N Y
nv. Years OF study saved Receptions free
wednesday evenings nt o'clock. se1-tf
IMMERSION INSTITUTE, 9l4 I4rH sT.,
II bet. and X, select Classical ard Mnthe.
matical School for Boys, begins Its 33d year
SEPTEMBER 10-the second Wednesday OF the
month. Prepares for Business, Harvard, Yale
Princeton, aud other colleges, for the scientific
schools and Tor tho " > Military and Naval
i. YOUNG, Principal, 9l4 14th st. Circulars
can be obtained at the bookstores. aulI-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

TOR SALE-A PURCHASER WANTED
~ this week for q nice new pressed brick, bay
window, S-room house all modern improve
ments and cellar; N. w. part of city; price,
n, 200 small cash payments. Apply to Il, j.
HILL, 036 ST., I'd lloOr. S-2S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

NERVOUS Weakness, Abuse, etc, radically
~ cured by direct application and absorption
Circular Tree. Pareira Chemical Company, chi
CagO Ill. aulY-u,h,s-ly
DARGAINS IN HATS OF LATEST
ID styles, ut New York Hat Store. 3U1 Penn
sLlNNuln hNnnme N w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

MASSIVE OAK DESK, SUITABLE FOR
sell for 500 +. EHRlIARDT, GA La. NV. S-21
TARRIAGE-A ROCkAWAY COUPE OF
" the best pattern and in good condition.
would be cheap mt $3.50; will be sold for 81 10;
also harness. nearly new, cost $50, Will be sold
for sloi saddle, 50. Inquire of s q. ARNOLD,
Mount Pleasant, S-23
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Call at office for Weekly Bulletin, containing
complete list of all the property we have Tor
rent Property.owners can have their property
advertised iree by placing II IN our charge.
u. IL. WARMER,
Hel'3m Ol0 + street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

A DAYTON WAGON AND HARNESS;
"A price, $50. Apply ut Herdc Stables cor.
OF lOth and sts. $, H., or 3l4 10th 81. =. II. SlS
UNRICYCLES-s $50 CAN BE SAVED IN
l. purchase Of new tricycle. of the latest
make. Address 1907 Il ST. N. w, care MRS. O
S. o. S-3l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

C,EvEN-RooAI, 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
- in good repair; hall; gas, and water; In-
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For Sale.

ENINE BAY HORSE-6 YEARS OLD,
II sound and gentle: new leather-top PHI 0 ION,
and splendid harness; win be sold a. a reason.
q. M, or after p. M. 1925 14th st. n. W.; II
not sold before, will be sold at Dowlings auc.
CO1T. 1926
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

~ EsIRABLE FARM OF 73 ACRES, ON
~ Washington Aqueduct Road, miles nom
city: cheap for cash. Apply 10 1888 l. ST. N. w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-21

MO. 141G QSr,-13-ROOM, COMFORTABLY
~ furnished house; heated by furnace; price,
$50 per month on lease OF one or more Years;
rent payable monthly in advance Inquire next
door, his; possession on Oct L. 0-tf
If you WANTrO BUY, SELL, RENT, or
i Trade City or County Property come and see
the great bargains at the Real Estate Elk.
change OF WILLIAM H. MAIN IL BROTHER,
n. W. mhI0tf
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ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD
II Star Bicycle-52.nch hopper In good condi-
tlOn. Apply No. 10 Iih ST. S. h. Sol
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A Profitable Investment!
EACH 60 DOUBLED MONTHLY, AND
LOSS RENDERED IMPOSSIBLE
A NEW crrY. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED

the 'loveliest village OF the pain' land Creed
moor Rifle Range, N. Y, Several thousand
building lots, surrounding Hinsdale depot, tl9O
four lots, $40 per month. Prices advanced 20 per
lot monthly until present prices are at least
doubled. Cottages $40 monthly for each 81 900
OF cost. Nuisances and shantes prohibited; no
malaria, chills, teyers, or mosquitoes climate,
Building optional with purchaser; fair dealing
guaranteed nothing overcolored. Buy for in
Nestment, residence, or summer home. New
York Will be
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WINTED-HOUSES.

ID n furnished house. with modern improve
ments, situated In ". w. portion of city. Adj
dress ZERO, Republican Ollice. ;j-oc3-tf
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1884.

Entered at the Po,onice at Washington, D. Co
~ sccond-clnss matter.
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NOR RENT
2112 Mass. av., IS 1853 Pm W., 10 RS. 75
r3oms, SllO 1900 II n. W, 10 RS 90
ol4 l7th 81, NV. 10 l51 X. l. ave, o rs. 40
rooms. .,.."-....".. 100 3U3 NJ ST, IL w....... 40
l0lO 10Th st. H. W., 1897 10Th NV, rs.37la
~ rs, IN, i........ lOOl2i st. H. W., rs-... 80
1870 st. n. w....... 1OOll8I7 u ST. II. W., D
lIUI n n.w., IL rs.S3ia rooms, IN. L.....,..., 80
III n. w, 13 r.. .S3la I2l6 18th ST. n.W., 1U
1903 n W., IL rs.S3l5 rooms ................. 80
1907 n st. n. w...... S3q lBOl II n. o., RS ,, 20
1915 10Th st. II. W., IS2O * ST. s. e.. 8 rs.. 30
i2rs .,,....."""-"S3h l1lO q n. W., q Ts-. 1S
lolO loth 81. II. W., ls33 LIST II. n. O., RS 10
II ,............. .S3i I3l NYnv., 4. rs 10
lIO6 10Th II. W., IL $40 q st. n. e...,.,....., %
......- q.
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SPECIAn NoTICEs.

s,.SV=, REPUBLICAN, INVtNOIBLES AT
NSf5 tcuuou ! Mombers viii assemble Ut tuUt
Of Capitol WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ut 1BU
to lake part In the welcome TO Hon Bon Butter
worth. u. A. ADAMS, NJ D., prrsdrut
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UiSTED-HELP,,

UTANTED-A BOY TO SWEEP FLOORS
w and attend fires. NJ, JOYCE, AIS 1lth
ST. N. w. 223
UTANTED-A COLORED WOMAN AS
w iirst-class COOK and laundrcs3; only eX-
perlenccd persons need apply; references re-
quired. 1lOS II st. N W. 22t
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WANTED-E E1fPLnYNrEYr.

10y AN EXPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN
.lD Situation a. COOK OF laIudress Gu at
1907 81 ~. n. w. l-2l
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900 1brH ST a. W,-ELEGANTLY-
A OOO furnished rooms; nrst-class table
board; no children. V-pn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
Civil Rights Suit.

TOLEDO, o., July IA rather interest
ing case was heard before local Justice
and jury OF three. The plaintiffs wer,
William Manley and Isabella Green, col
ored, and the defendant George Shanks
the Captain of the steamer Sappho. The
suit was brought under the Civil
Rights act. Plaintiffs testified that they
went on an excursion on the steamer
the evening of June 3; that when the
dancing was in progress they tried TO take
part, but were directed by the ticket-ageni
to desist, which they did. 1t was stated by
the defense thai the plaintiffs were jumping
about the floor in very awkward and un
skilled manner, which greatly disturbed the
people on the floor; also that they were the
means of Earring or knocking down a lamp
1t was also put in evidence that upon theil
making complaint they tried
afterwards to 60 upon the floor in
one of the sets. After due elaboration the
jury returned verdict giving each of the
plaintiffs judgment of one dOller. One
trouble seems to have been that the plain.
tiffs sued the wrong parties, and it was a
serious question if it would not be held that
it is to the owner or proprietors that the ag-
grieyed persons must look. Meantime an
other suit has been commenced against thG
owners of the boat in the United States
Court
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25

\ piled in payment of dividends on illegal and
excessive issues of stock or interest on ficti-
! tiOus Indebtedness. and we pledge ourselves
TO support such laws and measures as may be
| necessary to prevent and discountenances such
| practices.
Resolred. That the Republican party, az
ever in its history, maintains the equality OF
all men before the law. without regard to col
or or previous condition of servitude, and
will adhere to that policy which in the past liz
this State placed the civil rights of all men or
plane where no adverse decision of u court
high or low, could affect them.
ResOlrod, That the Republican party Of
large in commentator of the Wise, pure ana
elninentiy satisfactory administration o.
President Chester A. Arthur, and that the
profoundest gratitude of the Republicans o.
the State be and is hereby rendered our Chic,
Magistrate for his brave and fearless veto OF
the disgraceful Democratic measure knows
as the '.Fitz John Porter BILL" thus rcscuinp
the whole country from deep humiliation and
shame. which would have followed it
passage.
A resolution offered by ID. r. Anthony ir
favor of a Constitutional Convention, wa
defeated by vote of 296 to 62.
Nominations being in order, the
rules were suspended and Judge Alber
III. Horton was nominated by acclamatiOr
for Chief-Justice of the Supreme Court.
Two ballots were taken for Associate Jus
tiee. Upon the second ballot w. A. John
son was nominated, receiving 1925 votes to
S7119 for J. j. Buck. 20 for John w. Day.
and one for j. w. Stellings.
John A. Martin Was then put
in nomination for Governor, and or
motion he was named by acclama
ton. On the first ballot for Lieutenant
Governor A. P. Riddle received $50 votes
III. NJ. Aller 20, r. L. Walker II, Thomas
Strenberg 2, and Mr.. Riddle was made the
nominee.
E. B. Allen was nominated Secretary
of State on the second ballot
receiving 23515 votes to 116k
for William Higgins. E. P. McCabe
was nominated for Auditor and S. I. Howe
for Treasurer, by reclamation.
Five ballots were taken for Attorney
General, the names presented to the Con
vention being A. b. Campbell. s. S. Brad
Upon the fifth ballot Bradford 70
ceived 2O7 votes, NeIlis 14s. Thir
teen candidates were before the Con
vention for Superintendent of Public In
struction. Upon the third ballot, j. II
Lawhead was chosen.
The following State Central Committee
was then chosen: George j. Barker, Doug
las; p. L BOnebrakc, Shawnee; W. B.
townsend, LeavenwOrth; Z. B. Purcell,
Riley; II. Richter, Morris: John G. Ecclcs,
Rice: Writ W. Walton. Clay; S. C. Mill.
gan, LeavenwOrtil; Phillip Kelly, Doniphan;
NJ. S. Beal. Pottawatoinic: A. T. Sharpe,
Franklin: III. Kelly. Cotfey; W. r. Riddle
Linn; I. w. Walton, Sumner; w. S. STAN.
baugh, Dickinson: A. l.. Greene. Harvey:
A. g. Talbot, Wyandotte; E. Bryon, La
bette; W. II. Conner, Cloud: Asa Thomp
son, Elk; d. i. Long Ellsworth; j. ID.
Mcdowell, Smith: w. r. Hoole, Ellis; Louis
X. Pratt, Norton; j. Ii. Fullenwider; Butler
Adiournai
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
New York Notes.

New YORK, July 1S.-Jewelry. pistols
and hardware to the value of $4,000 were
seized on board the steamship Niagara ar
irving from Havana. The goods are of
American manufacture and it is thought
were taken to Havana to be smuggled in
exchange for tobacco and cigars. Certificate
of incorporation of the American Cable
Railway Company, organized for the pur-
pose of manufacturing and maintaining 10
comotives, cars and machinery TO be used
upon cable railways, was filed recently.
Capital stock. S2.OO0,OO0. The schedule of
the insolyent firm OF Jacob Bosch & Son,
wool dealers, reads: State securities, S113,--
600: nominal assets, S24S, 900; actual assets
$4,000; preferred claims, $4,000; nom
preferred claims, SS1, 900; secured, SCI 900
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25

out, one badly injured, and four remained
in the well dead. One was heard begging
for succor, saying the water was rising to
his neck and he was about to drown. Duke
paid Ave dollars an hour to men to dig.
NEWS has been received at Louisville Of
the death Of Colonel 7. Q. Shackleford, ex-
surveyor Of the port, at Gainesville, Fla.
He was prominent politician and was
well.known throughout the South.
Ar Atlanta, Ga, recently, w. p. Thrash
er was fatally crushed at saw mill by
logs falling upon him.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25

tutes the spirit of barbaric vengeance for
the love of peace, progress and harmony
OTHER POINTS.
Mr.. Blaine is in favor Of extending the
civil service reform and the suppression of
polygamy. He desires an International
agreement on silver so that bi-metaIlic sus-
tenn can be safely fixed. He Is opposed to
large grants of public land especially to
aliens. and would encourage shipping by
subsidies. In conclusion lie demands q
free ballot denouncing election frauds as
most dangerous to the future of the Repub-
liz
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
The Cholera.

MARsEILLEs, July 1S.-AlthOugh the
number of deaths on Wednesday from chol-
era was considerably less than the six pre-
cedIng days, the panic remains unchecked,
and people are still leaving the city. Since,
the first appearance of the plague here it is
estimated that no less than fifty thousand
people have fled from their homes. Tar
barrels are still being burned at night to
purify the air, and the great clouds of smoke
arising from the blazing piles floats lazily
over the city. No rain has fallen for many
days. Foul gases emanate from the
parched earth, and the streets present a
deserted appearance. The death-carts
rattle over the blistering pavement with
painful regularity. Relatives of the
victims of the scourge seldom accom-
pany the remains to the grave. Nearly all
the business houses in the city have been
closed because of the utter stagnation in
trade. Many merchants, unable to meet
debts contracted i'm Paris and Lyons, have
gone nto bankruptcy. In the quarter
where the cholera first took up its march
through this city, many sad scenes are en-
Gated. Here the streets are narrow and
dirty. The buildings on either SIDE bear
evidences of age. The people live in
SQualOr and hlth. and here the deatn-fate IS
heaviest. Whole families have been ami.
Inflated within one week, and many Of those
who assisted in their burial have also fallen
victims to the plague. Chloride of lime
and other disinfectants have been sprinkled
along these dirty lanes. No good has yet
resulted from these eleventh-hour precau-
tons, however, and the plague still
finds plenty of material to feed upon
in the novels reared in this densely fpopu-
lated district Statistics compiled at the
office of the Royal Medical Society show the
number of deaths from cholera In this city
since the outbreak of the plague to be five
hundred and seventy-eight-an average of
nearly twenty-five day. The money voted
by the Chamber of Deputies for the relief
Of the sufferers will be available by the first
Of next week. A large portion of the
amount, it is thought, will be used in carry
ing out the projects of the sanitary officials
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-25
THE SOUTH.

A MOB recently broke into the Jail Al
negro, for assaultiug young woman
W. j. Lucas, the jailor, bravely defended
his charges, in company with his wife and
SON, and was shot dead. Two of the mol
were reported killed.
CHARLES SPURLOCK, a member of the
Hull brothers gang, who murdered Alvin
Woods and shot his father, Jack Woods
near st. Adams, W. Va, in the latte,
part of April, has been sentenced to be
hanged October 18th next.
NEAR Boiling, Ala, the other evening @
north-bound train on the Mobile & Mont
gomery Road ran over an aged woman
named Spence, killing her instantly.
AT Natchez, Miss, Albert Miles, colored
was hanged for the murder of his wife in
Dead Mans Bend, September, 1882.
DUEL with short swords took place re-
Gently near Gretnas La, between Captain
j. E. Brau and Evauste Poche, brother OF
Justice Poche, of the State Supreme Court.
Poche received a flesh wound in the thigh
and the affair was settled.
An incendiary fire at Lexington, KY,
NF oe Wy CN bhC 1'AuC ot6SS COppcl Suops.
The loss is S31 900, and the insurance S14,.
600,
The Grand Lodge knights of Honor OF
Mississippi unanimously sustain the action
of the supreme officers in establishing the
headquarters of the Supreme Lodge at st.
Louis.
An Austin, Texas, special says the State
Comptroller estimates that the reduction
in the value of cattle for the assessment in
the State will approximate 100000.
Ar Waynesboro, Ga, Sam Williams
(colored) was hanged for the murder of
Glenn Bush, also colored, October %. The
execution was private in the jail yard.
TIE breaks on the Texas Pacific east of
Fl Paso, caused by the floods of the Rio
Grande, have been repaired.
A SPECIAL from Cheraw, s. c., states
thatJ. p. Hawiey of Douglass, generally
thought to be the party who led the posse
that killed Began Cash, was shot down
while at work in his field. He claimed to
know who did the shooting.
A WELL being dug at the factory of Duke
q Sons, Durham, N. c., cavsd in the other
day, burying seven men. Three were taken