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The Iola register., 1885-10-30
Terrible Double Murder.

KANSAS City, No., October ga
double MURDER the most horrible and most
boldly executed that has ever shocked the
people of Kansas City, was committed yes
terday afternoon at 40 East Eighteenth
street by some unknown fiend. The vic
TINS were Catherine Conway and her
eleven yearOld daughter. Kittie, the wife
and child Of John Conway. q well known
dairyman. The bodies of mother and c.ild
were found lying across each other on the
bed, their heads terribly beaten in with .
coupling pin, which WAS found covered with
blood lying outside, where it had been
thrown down. John ID. Conway, the
husband and father was away at the time
getting his supply of milk. Various the
ories exist as to the cause of the crime. the
general opinion being that it was an attempt
at rape, ard that negro was the culprit
The p"!ice last night arrested negro
named George Meyers, OF East Third street,
with marks OF blood on his dress, and he
was identified by witness as having been
seen near the house Al the time Of tho
murder. Great excitement exists.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
SAVED BY A BUTTON.

The Danish Premier Shot at-His Lis
Saved by = Lucky Button.
COPENHAGEN, October ga desperate
attempt was made at FIVE o'clock yesterday
afternoon to assassinate Premier Estrapp
by youth named Rasmussen. compOS-
itor. Rasmussen fired two shots from re-
vOlver at the Premier. When in the act Of
firing a third shot, the would-be assassin
was seized by couple of detectives, num-
Der of whom have constantly been in at
tendance on the Premier for some time ow-
ing to the extreme hatred of tile pOpu-
lace toward him and the other
members of the Cabinet Rasmus-
sen was hurriedly taken to prison, the
officials fearing that an attempt at rescue
would he made. Tho first shot struck .
button on Herr Estrapp's coat and glanced
of. The second shot went wide of the
mark. Rasmussen declares that his mo-
tives were political, az Herr Estrapp's con-
duct In the present psitical controversy in
Denmark is inimical to the state.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
A POOR HOUSE ROMANCE.

A Farmer Picks Ous an Unfortunate
Widow, ANA They are Marr,cd Forth
with.
HoNEsDALE, PA. October 23.-Jaco5
Lewis, weii-tO-dO farmer of this county,
having been left widOwer some months
ago. had great difficulty in getting house.
keeper who would suit him. A few DAYS
ago he was in Monticello, and an acGuaint-
ance there told him he might be able to get
q good woman to take charge of his house
hold at the Sullivan County poor house.
He went to the poor house. Mrs. Mary
Fitch. cOmely but unfortunate widow,
was working at the wash tub in the lauln-
dry, After watching her for few min
utes Lewis told Superintendent Osborne that
II she was willing he would be suited with
the woman at the wash-tub. Tie superin-
tendent spoke TO Mrs. Fitch, and told her
what the farmers errand was. She stopped
work, looked at Lewis moment, and then
wiped off her hands and arms with her
apron and said she would marry him. Es-
quire Hunt was summoned, and in the pres.
ence of other inmates Of the institution lie
married Mrs. Fitch and Farmer Lewis. The
two then drove to Monticello and had din
ner. The bridegroom bought his bride
new dress and other articles. and then tho
two returned to his farm.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
COUNTING THE VOTE.

The Official Count Interfrred With by the
Granting OF an Injunction.
CINCINNATI o., October 22.-The official
count has occupied the attention of the
candidates and others all day. 1t has been
closely watched by both parties. During
the day the Judges Of precinct F, Ninth
Ward, came in to complete their returns.
Those which the Clerk found when he
came to canvass that vote. consisted of \
blank tally sheet and a DuckwOrth Club
election return blank with the
vote filled in. Ex-Governor NOyes
acting for the Republican candidates. pro-
tested against permitting an amended
return being received. The Clerk, how
ever. received the return and Moves said
the matter would be brought before the
Court. When precinct u, Nineteenth Ward,
was reached ex Governor NOyes protested
against its being received because the count
of votes did not begin until Wednesday
night, twenty-nine hours after the polls
closed. The protest was noted and the
precinct was canvassed. A protest was also
made by NOyes against precinct +, Nine
teenth Ward. because one judge and one clerk
refused 10 sign the returns, on the ground
that the box had been removed to station
house and the ballots tampered with. The
protest was noted and the count proceeded.
Late in the afternoon DeansOn Wilson. at'Or-
ney for the Republicans, gave notice to tine
canvasser that he would apply for y re-
straining order forbidding the counting of
the precincts in the cases where protests
had been made and also forbidding the is
suing of certificates of election to the Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator. The clerk re-
Quested his attorneys. Messrs. FO!le;t and
Jordan, to represent him.
The application was made before Judge
Buckwalter and temporary injunction
granted as asked. The Motion to make it
permanent will be argued to day. This, of
course, will prevent anv official announce
ment
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Morphine Eaters, Newly Married, RounA
Unconscious He'd.
LINCOLN, NEB., October 22.-Last Sat-
urday Thomas Whitley and Josie Kutcher
were married at Beatrice. Last night the
couple came here and gave reception to.
their friends at the Commercial Hotel
About ten o'clock this morning. failing to-
come to breakfast or answer to the call, the
bell boy was put over the transOm and
opened the door. Whitley and his
bride were found locked in each
others arms, suffering from poison, which
empty bottles shaved was morphine.
Physicians worked all day, but conscious
ness has no, returned to either, and it is i'm
possible to tell whether they can be revived.
Whitley travels for the Standard Shoe
Company of Jefferson City. The BRIDE
had been waiter girl at the Commercial.
Whitley was All opium eater, but whether
he attempted suicide or took an overdose by
accident is not known.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
NJ y,t.An 1'OliflcS.

CRY OF MEXICO, October 25.-The Lib
eral Deputies in opposition to the Govern
ment have sot vote through the Lower
House requesting the Government to render
an account Of the recent sales OF national
lands. The Minister of Public Works ap-
peared and presented a written statement
of the contracts made, and iminedi-
ately the President of the House
of Deputies declared the House
adjourned. The Opposition Deputies
protested. Tuesday the police had to clear
the galleries of the excited supporters Of
the Opposition. The crowd made such a
noise they interrupted the proceedings OF
the House. Leading Opposition Congress-
men say they will consent to have the denl-
Onstrati0ns OF applause stopped. They de-
mand verbal explanation OF the recent
land sales. Much excitement is felt in
political circleS
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
pOstissHstera.

WASHINGTON. October 22.-The Post
master General has appointed the following
f0urth-ciass pOstmas,ers:
In Iowa-Ar Wadena, C. Herralding: at
Hepburn. George d. Robbs: at Allison, j.
X. Winsell; at Geneva, Newton AWilier;
at Gregg, John WOndrocks.
In TeXas-At Jacksboro, Thomas F.
Horton.
IT. Missouri-At San Antonio Joseph II.
Taylor; at Dumpyille, Andrew Iiangl; at
Elm Grove, Z. II. Young; at Castor, John
+. MeyS.
In Akron. Pctway c. Conn |;
at Russell. W. c. Barclay; at Layton, j. ID.
Benson.
In Kansas-At AltamOnt Andrew j.
Gerst; at Coal Vale, Arthur Vale; at Ack-
ley, Joel Edwards; at Almena, Mrs. Jennie
Chord; at Lenape, William b. White.
In Nebraska-At BarnstOn, {. l.. Smith;
at ST. Bernard, Bernard ShrOeder: at Way.
land, Frank ID. HOdgkinsOn.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
IL yai Wedding,

PARIS, October 22.-The marriage of tho
Princess Marie FRANCHISE Helene d'Oreans,
daughter Of the Duke de Chartres, and
niece Of the Comte d'Par;s. head of the
Royal house of France. tn His Roya. High
LESS Prince WaIdemar, sixth child Of Chris
tian lX., King Of Denmark, was solemnized
to-day in the presence Of large and bril-
liant assemblage. In consequence of the
political situation. however, the King of the
Belgians and the Czarine failed to attend,
and the COmte de taris was also cOnspic-
u0us by his absence. it being feared that
his political fOes would seize the OppoEtu-
nifty and expel him from French soil
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
Frightened Chinanen.

OMAHA, NEB., October ga dispatch
received at Union Pacific headquarters
states that last night at eleven o'clock a
mob Of white men attacked a section house
at the old town Of Rock Springs, Wy. T.,
three miles from coal mining town Of tho
same name. The house was occupied by
thirty Chinamen, employed as railroad sec
tion men. The mob yelled and shouted,
fred vOlIeys of revolver shots into the air
and bombarded the house with Clubs and
stones and smashed every window. Tie
Cinnamon were frightened nearly to
death. surprising that another massa-
ere was about to be perpetratc1.
They ran out of the house and fled.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
Prouty's Pred,c.,nent,

MILWAUKEE, Wis. October 22-The
Rev. Enoch Prouty, inventor of the Prouty
printing press. has fallen from grace in the
Baptist ministry. An Ecclesiastical Coun-
Gil. composed Of delegates from the
Baptist Churches Uf Beloit, GAINESVILLE.
Alton and OxfOrdsville, convened at
Beloit yesterday, and the following
charges were preferred against Pr0uty: A
lack Of business integrity. falsehood. deser.
ton Of his family, improper relations with
. certain woman, formerly . millinef in
BelOit These accusations were supported
ty the strongest evidence, and the council
recommended that the church drop him
from the roll and deposed.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
A Prisoner Burned To Death In His Cage
by = Mob.

WASHINGTON, ARK, October 22.-La,e
reliable news just received from Pike
County state that Churchill, the murderer
OF Dennis Brooks, was burned by a mob
last night. Since the mob burned tile
Polk boys in the Murfreesboro Jail, few
weeks ago. the prisoners have been kept
in an old wooden building. Churchill was
captured and confined III this. Last night
mob collected, saturated part OF the build
ing with coal oil and fired it. Churchill
appeared at the grated window aud pite-
cusly begged the mob ~ shoot him. but the
flames soon reduced the building and vic
tin to ashes
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
Grants Monument.

ST. LOUIS. October 23.-The Board Of
Directors Of the Grant Monument AssOcia-
ton last evening adopted an address to the
public, setting forth the objects of the As
sOciatiOn, the claims Of General Grant 70
such recognition as is projected, and the ne
cessity Of every citizen sending i'm contri-
button, which should bs addressed to
George H. Morgan, Secretary of the Asso-
citation. or to any member of tho Board.
The address is signed by General Sherman
and the Board.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30

PEABODY, KAN. October 22.-The Kan
sas Synod OF the Lutheran Church met in an
nual session here last evening. The open
ing sermon was preached by the Rev. n. +.
Troxell. Of Kansas City, the Acting Resi-
dent, who was subsequently elected Prssi-
dent for the coming year.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
THE WEST.


JOSEPH RIGss was killed by a grixxlv
bear in the Rocky Mountains west of Bis.
marck, OAK, recently. He had fred his
last cartridge when the bear got him. He
succeeded in stabbing the bear to the heart,
but was himself disemboweled by the in.
fnriated beast. Riggs was Canadian.
The boiler of the Admiral Porter steam
ting broke a crank pin recently while the
vessel was on Lake Huron. The engineer.
William Kirkley. was scalded to death and
his assistant badly hurt
The public schools of Eau Claire. Wis.
were recently closed by the Board of
Health which feared the spread of dipb.
liberia epidemic, twenty zone cases having
been reported. The School Board pro-
sesssd and attempted to reopen the build
3ngs, but several policemen interfered bv
order of the Mayor and kept the teachers
and pupils from entering.
Two HUNDRED Peoria OILY coopers went
ont on strike the other day because of a
Dper cent. cut in wages. The distillers
were relying on Indiana manufacturers for
their barrels.
BIZ the collapse Of q frame building in
Wabash ayenus, Chicago. recently, three
men and a woman were buried. One of
the men was killed and the other persons
<eEe seriously injured.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Man.
WAsHINGT0N NOTES.

WAShINOION NOIESs
AT Washington, on the 2lst, Secretary
Lamar heard argument on motion for Q
review of Secretary Teller's decision in
the Michigan land case Of Ross VI. Wymer,
in the Char1uette land district. Ex-Sen-
ator Mcdonald was among the counsel
SECRETARY BAYARD has been asked to
interfere in behalf OF Sven Brits, who was
arrested in Alexandria, Egypt, two years
ago and imprisoned for long period.
Sven Britz lived in Philadelphia for twelve
years and then went to Alexandra. While
in the Arab hospital in Alexandria in Feb
ruary, 1883, he was arrested, accused of
the murder Of two women in Nicolaeff,
Russia, and taken to Odessa and locked up
iu a filthy prison, where he endured many
hardships and was finally discharged. He
wants compensation from the Russian
Government.
The Fortifications Board adjourned on
the 22d subject to the call of its President.
The members, except Secretary Endicott,
left Washington to visit the large steel
works of the country including the Otis
works at Cleveland, the Cambria Iron
Works at Johnstown, Pa, and the works
at Pittsburgh.
SECRETARY MANNING has requested the
resignation of Assistant Secretary Coon,
of the Treasury.
The Second Comptroller of the Treasury
is making thorough investigation of the
accounts of the Indian agents, which are
reported to be in a very bad condition. and
has already referred about q dozen cases
to the Solicitor of the Treasury for suit to
recover balances due the Government.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
Fourth Day.

EMPoMA, KAN, October 2a-The Walk
lp trial opened yesterday with John
The Iola register., 1885-10-30

~o"AAAonSeu Oy euS IcauiuS Oh the nvpO.
theticnl expert questions presented to Drs.
g. A. Biddle, r. r. McCandliss, D. F.
Longnecker, j. J. Wright, T. F. Foncanon
and w. w. Hibbans. Their answers were
substantially aud to most of the questions
literally the same as the answers given by
Drs. Gardner, Jacobs, Frost and
Page. Their cross-examination did not
include any questions rs to whether
they had read and answered the ques-
tions before coming ON the stand. All the
physicians agreed that in their opinion
an arsenical antidote on Friday, the
day before Mr.. Walkup's death, would
have had no effect, though the conceded
medical practice would have called for the
administration, if only as a protection to
the physician himself, had he been then
convinced that arsenical poisoning was the
cause of the sickness. Other evidence was
presented and the State rested the case.
Two further attempts to wreck street
cars were made in st. Louis on the nights
OF the e4th and 25tb. The one on the Belle
fontaine road shattered part of the car and
threw the driver and passenger of their
feet, but they were not seriously injured.
The other outrage took place on Jefferson
avenue, but the explosion was harmless.
THE report that the Servians had entered
Bulgaria was confirmed on the 18th. A
slight skirmish took place between the Bull
garian and Servian pickets.
Two members of the Servian Skupts-
china named Tasie and Topovic have been
arrested at Cacak on suspicion of being
implicated In . plot to murder the Gov.
ernor.
A FURIOUS water spout burst in the vi.
cinity Of Carrera, Italy, recently and was
followed by heavy foods. The roads and
railways were torn up ond much property
vas destroyed.