The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07
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Hungary, has given instructions to the
municipal authorities everywhere to pro-
coed vigorously against all persons guilty
of fomenting hostility against the jews.
YELLOW CALF, the Canadian Indian, who
recently revolted, has surrendered.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch says Minis
ter Hunt is dying. .'
GENERAL WIMPFFEN, who was in COM
mand of the French army at Sedan, when
it surrendered to the German in 1870, is
dead.
THE Earl Of Euston is figuring in Lon
donas applying for a divorce from his
wife, who was formerly prostitute.
AN inflamed state of feeling exists among
the lower class of Mexicans on both sides
of the Rio Grande against Americans, con-
sequent upon recent extradition proceed
ing. Robert Halence, of Rio Grande City,
is the last one supposed to have been MUIR
dered because of his unpopularity with the
aforesaid class of Mexicans. ..
The British army has left Trinkitat for
the purpose of attacking Teb. There is
anxiety at Cairo as to the result. ri.'
THE French police recently expelled
from the country, number of suspected
Irish-American dy namiters.
IT is reported that the sentence of
Prince Krapotkine has been committed to
Punishment by the French Government.
THE Gear has decided to convene the
Russian Superior Council on the 10Th of
March.
THE remains of General Ord arrived
from Havana, and will be taken to Wash
ington. ... I'D H, E.a.
PRINCE BISMARCK denies that Germany
has any idea to annex Holland; that the
Empire had already too many refractory
elements to assimilate.
BUSINESS failures for the past week, re-
ported by r. G. Dunn & Co.: United
States, 1913; Canada, 42; against 246 the
previous week.
A BRIDGE on the Grand Trunk Railway
near Montreal gave way while freight
train was passing over it, precipitating
eleven cars loaded with general merchan.
disc into the bed of the river, seven of
them being mashed into splinters.
THE LATEST.
GEORGE H. MILLS, lately convicted in
Brooklyn of the murder of his wife, was
sentenced to be hanged April Is. .u
The election for member of Congress in
the Second Kansas District resulted in the
return of Funston, Republican. over Riggs,
Fusion, by a ma jority of nearly six thou
sand. a. ..r 4.-
The Senate was not in session on the 1st.
In the House the Naval bill was debated.
CATTLE in the Indian Territory are, from
latest reports, in fine condition, with album
dant feed. | 600
SIX persons accused of selling pistols to
boys in the Thaddeus Stevens Public School
in Philadelphia have been arrested and
held for trial. ..".
THE Pennsylvania Society to Protect
Children from Cruelty, with headquarters
in Philadelphia, has sent out agents to
every large factory in every town in Penn
sylvania, in an endeavor to compel factory
owners to discharge children who are at
labor. A circular letter sent out to five
hundred factories has brought about the
dismissal of two thousand children from
employment. a.. ......... -.
Town MARSHAL W. H. H. RICHARDS, who
was shot down on the streets of Cheraw, s.
c., on February % by W. B. Cash, son of the
notorious Colonel Cash, after lingering in
great agony for nearly a week, died from
his wounds. ~ r .-. r...
THERE has been no rain for weeks in the
vicinity of Brownsville, Tex, and failure
of the crops in that region is feared.
The English troops, under General
Graham, have defeated Osman Diema's
forces in the Soudan and have taken Tokar.
The British lost hundred killed and
Ial tha n hnr
sand. Among the wounded were Baker
Pasha and Colonel Burnaby. .-..-
FRANK RANDE, the Wabash desperate
and murderer, in the penitentiary at
Joliet, ILL.,, made terrible assault on the
Warder, Captain John Mcdonald, with an
iron bar and knife. After fearful
struggle, Rande was shot through the head
and secured. McDonald's skull is fractured.
and it was thought he would die. Rande
may recover.
The Treasurer of the United States has
prepared statement showing that the
total coinage of standard silver dollars
under the act of February %. 1878, to March
1, 1884, was 166, l25. 119; held in Treasury
80 ,302, 30. OF the amount held by the
Treasury, there are held to redeem out
standing silver certificates, 96,247, 721,
leaving owned by the Treasury $50 ,574, 67s.
The following is the reported condition
of Missouri State finances: Balance in
Treasury February 1, 81, 77S, 400. IS; receipts
during February, S3ss, 794.0s; disbursements
during February. $ss, 1868; balance in the
Treasury, $a,O63, 407.40.