The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05
GENERAL.


BARTHOLOMEW BINNs, the English hang.
man, was recently deposed for getting
drunk.
A CONFLICT of authority recently &C.
CURED between the Pope and the Jesuit
| College in the Province of Quebec. His
Papal Highness issued an order declaring
Laval University the only one in the Prov
ince, and commanding all colleges to afIil-
late with it. Jesuit brethren refused to
obey, declaring that the Jesuit order was
under such rules regarding education that
even the Pope could not interfere with it.
BISHOP WILEY, of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, died lately at Foo Chow, China,
while on visit to the Chinese and Japan
csc missions.
WAR has been declared between JEFF
Davis and General W. T. Sherman. Some
weeks ago the latter referred to the ex-
President of the Confederacy as con-
spirator who had schemed to secure the
dictatorship of the country. Davis came
to time in a card denouncing the allegation
as false, and calling General Sherman a
liar" in saying he wished to destroy the
liberties or rights of States. Mr.. Davis
wound up by challenging the hero of the
"March Through Georgia" to make good
his statements or swear the brand of a
base slanderer." General Sherman, in an
interview, took occasion to say that "Mr.
Davis will get all he wants in due time"
In the famous Adams Coleridge libel
suit ut London, few days ago, the court
ruled that the defendants letter to Miss
Coleridge, his sister, was a privileged
communication, and that the plaintiff,
in order to maintain his case, must
prove express malice or dishonesty on the
part of the defendant. The Judge decided
to leave the case to the jury, reserving the
right to decide the action on the point of
law if the verdict was not warranted by
the evidence. The jury brought in ver-
dict of $4,000, which the Judge overruled
and gave verdict for young Coleridge.
with costs.
A 100000 "FIND" was recently discov-
cred among the late Duke of Brunswick's
effects in the shape of an old iron safe,
which was generally supposed to be empty.
THE steamer Malta, from Genoa, with
1000 immigrants, was recently refused en-.
trance to the pert of Buenos Ayres, which
Vas W WHICH lelD uSnOa
subsequent to November ~.
HEIDELBERG Castle, the most magnifi-
cent and picturesque medieval ruin in Eu.
rope, is in danger of destruction. A rail-
way has recently been carried under it,
through tunnel, the blasting of which has
shattered many parts, while the thunder.
ing trains do further damage. A society
called the Schlossverein has been organ.
lied to raise funds for its preservation, and
an appeal is made for assistance.
AN attempt was madesat Trailee, Ire
land, recently, which nearly proved sue
cessful, to destroy with dynamite the resi-.
dence of Samuel Hussey, known as the
Edinburn House. Many winows and por-
ton of the western wall of the house were
badly shattered, but no one was hurt. II
was believed the explosive was placed in
sewer under the back part of the house.
After the explosion the house looked as
though it had been bombarded. A split
several inches wide was made in the main
wall and reached from the ground to the
roof. Great excitement prevailed in Cork,
where Hussey was exceedingly unpopular
Hussey is one of the largest land agents in
Ireland and it was known that a plot ex-
listed against his life =