The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-26

Ar Cartagena, Spain, two hundred and
fourteen cases and sixty deaths from
cholera were reported recently. The people
were very much alarmed.
The composition of the new British
Cabinet was partially settled or the 18th
as follows: The Marquis of Salisbury.
Prime Minister and Secretary of State for
the Foreign Department; Sir Michael E.
Hicks Beach, Chancellor of the Exchequer;
Lord Randolph Churchill, Secretary Of
State for India; Sir Richard Assheton
Cross, Secretary of State for the Home
Department; Right Hon. Edward Gibson,
Lord Chancellor of Ireland; Right Hon.
William Henry Smith will probably be
Secretary of War; Colonel Frederick
Stanley, Secretary of the Colonies; Wis.,
count Cranbrook, probably, Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland; Sir Stafford Northcote,
Lord President of the Council.
The native African Prince Allagagah, of
the Brass River Territory, Upper Guinea,
while trading at a native village re-
Gently was shot at and wounded in the
shoulder by a native who escaped. The
Prince took nine villagers as hostages and
failing to produce the would-be assassin,
he had them cooked and eaten.
An explosion in the Pendlebury colliery,
near Manchester, Eng, on the 18th, caused
a number of miners to be impris oned.
Twenty-Five dead bodies were recovered.
and many of the miners were unaccounted
for. Efforts We're being made for their
rescue.
GERMANS residing in Paris were very
much irritated at the expressions of joy
used by some of the journals in speaking
of the death of the distinguished German
Generals, Prince Frederick Charles and
Baron Won Manteuffel.
IMMENSE numbers of icebergs were met
by the German bark Marguerite on a re.
cent voyage from Scotland to Quebec.
Two of the Brunn lAustria) rioters have
died from their wounds. The inhabitants
were leaving the town.
THE French Minister of Marine has off,
cial dispatches confirming the news of the
loss of the French gunboat Renard. The
Renard foundered in a terrible cyclone
which recently swept the Gulf of Alden.
Everyone on board, 121 persons, persisted.
SIX hundred and thirty-two new cases
of cholera and one hundred and fifty zone
deaths were reported in the cities of Muir
cha, Valencia and Castellen de Plora in one
day recently.
THREE of the Spanish commissioners.
appointed to investigate the subject, re-
port that incubation with cholera virus is
SO harmless that they advise it be per-
mitted, on the ground that it will tend to
prevent panic.
THE London Standard says that Mr. Par
nell and several followers will visit Amer
lea in the autumn to rain funds for polit-
ical campaign.
THE building operatives of Toronto,
Canada, were preparing to strike for an
advance in wages from sixteen to eighteen
cents per hour.
YORK tEng.) was visited by an earth
quake shock recently, which lasted several
seconds and caused great alarm among the
people. The earthquake shock was also
rather severe in North Dalton, Yorkshire.
OWING to the closeness of the vote in the
Italian Chamber of Deputies on the foreign
estimates, Signor Mancini, Foreign Minis
ter, has declared his intention of resigning.
Other ministers nave also decided to tell
der their resignation.
IT was reported that 40 persons were
killed by the explosion in the Pendlebury
colliery, near Manchester, Eng, recently.
The French Chamber of Deputies, by
vote of 296 to 120, refused to exempt priests
from serving in the army reserves.
A SERIOUS strike of stonemasons occurred
in Berlin recently. The efforts ofthe strik-
ers to prevent other masons from working
on buildings in process of erection led to
riots and many arrests were made.
THE wives of three naval officers having
joined their husbands in Japan, the latter
have been detached from duty for violat-
ing an order forbidding naval officers hav-
ing their wives with them on foreign sta
tious.
The Pope has rel liked Archbishop
Guibert, of Paris, for criticizing one of the
Cardinals.
THE Austrian Government has objected
to Carl Jonas as American Consul at
Prague on account of his offensive liber-
alism" in Austria in former years.
BUSINESS failures for week ended June
IS number for the United States 1914; for
Canada 81; total of DIG against e07 the
week previous.
TURKISH troops have captured eighty
Bulgarian brigands, including the leader.
former Russian major, and several Rus
slams. Fifteen were killed.