The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04

A aAAS breed hunter who seesntly ar.
rived ct Bismarck, D. T., from the Cana.
dian Northwest reports that IN extremely
warliks spirit exists among his country.
men In the Northwest Territory. An out.
break was expected IN the spring.
DAL.Y's HOTEL, st. Louis, . cheap lodg-
ing house, was on nre the other night.
There was great excitement, . woman
jumping from third.story window and
being seriously injured. After the hre was
extinguished an unknown man was found
in the building fatally burned.
TIE mystery surrounding the assassin
alton of ex-Mayor Bowman Of East Ut. Louis
was unsolved on the 25th.- The taking OF
testimony before the Coroner's Jury was
completed, and verdict to the effect that
deceased came to his death ct the hands Of
some party or parties unknown was rem
dered.
TEE Circuit Court, at Cincinnati, on the
18th, delivered opinions in the mandamus
case brought BY the Republican candidates
for Senator from Hamilton County to COM
pei the Canvassing Board to issue to them
certificates of election. The result was the
Court granted the prayer and directed the
Clerk to issue certificates of election to the
four Republican candidates. Judge Smith
delivered Q dissenting opinion.
TaE Chicago Columbus Centennial
Worlds Fair and Exposition Company has
been licensed to incorporate by the Secre-
tary Of State of Illinois. The capital stock
IL 100000. The object IL to hold an inter-
national exposition at the city of Chicago
in 1892, which will celebrate the fourth
centennial of the discovery of America.
H. PARKS, the sculptor, of Chicago,
went to indianapolis on the 18th to take
plaster cast of the face of the late Vice
President Hendricks. Mrs. Hendricks was
in receipt of telegraphic condolences from
all parts of the country.
By the caving in Of a quantity Of earth
in twenty-ive-foot cut on the Wisconsin
Central Railways new Chicago line, at
Milwaukee, g workman named George
Schaefer was smothered to death and an
other so badly injured that there was little
hope of saving his life.
WHILE Charles Struck and two others,
employed at the Risdon Iron Works, at
San Francisco. were hosting heavy cast
with an electric light wire and Struck in.
stantly dropped dead. The man next to
him was knocked insensible, while the
third one received quite severe shock.
NEAR San Bernardino, CAL, the other
night, Thomas Stanton, while cooking his
supper. was approached by four Indians,
who demanded whisky. Having none to
give them, he was numerically beaten.
then held over the fire and roasted alive.
His legs were burned to crisp and he was
fatally injured.
FULLER details from the wreck Of the
steamer Emma Graham, near Ripley's
Landing, O., show that Fireman Mylo
Cooper was drowned. Several deck hands
were also missing, but it was not known
positively that they were lost.
A WEST bound freight train collided with
a tea train from the Pacific coast, on the
Northern Pacific Railway, thirteen miles
east of Missoula recently. The tea cars
were wrecked, and it is reported that three
persons were killed and others badly in
iured. No names were given.
DAN McALIsrER, otherwise known rs
"Peoria Dan," a life convict at the peni-
tertiary at Joliet, Ill.,, escaped the other