The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
THE EAST.

thunder storm, accompanied by a gale,
prevailed throughout New England. 1t
was exceedingly severe in Boston and SUBJ
urbs. Many houses and other buildings
were damaged by lightning.
Mr.. THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN, son of
the late ex-Secretary of State, was mar
ried the other morning at Newport, r.
l., to Miss Alice Coates, daughter of James
Coates, of the firm of j. & P. Coates, of
Scotland.
Ex-Governor REUBEN E. FENroN, of
New York, died suddenly at jamestown
on the a5th.
In the New Hampshire House considera-
ton of the bill to establish the whipping
post for wife heaters was indefinitely post
poned by a vote of 173 to %.
JOSEPH E. BOWEN, the oldest master Ma
son in the country, having been installed
sixty-eight years ago. died at Philadel-
phia, recently, aged ninety-four.
The Enterprise Brewery, of Philadel-
phia, together with over 800 barrels of
beer, which had been seized by United
States Internal Revenue officers on ac-
count of alleged irregularities in stamping
the different sized packages, was released
upon the filing of 900 bond by the
brewery company.
GENERAL and Mrs. Logan were capsized
recently at Thousand Island Park, on the
st. Lawrence. They were easily rescued,
receiving only ducking.
THE corner in August cotton at New
York was made very apparent on the 9th,
and when over ten thousand bales were
taken in a lump for export the shorts in
the August option rushed to cover and the
price was jumped from S10.S1 to S1O.59 or
twenty-eight points. The shorts were
badly squeezed.
THE Sheriff of Dauphin County, Pa, re-
Gently visited the Pennsylvania Railroad
Office and served upon several of its officers
notice of the courts injunction restraining
the consummation of the South Pennsyl-
vania & Beach Greek Railroad transfer.
THE WEST.
A DISPATCH from Nozales, Ari., of the
18th says: The murder of three Americans
and eight Mexicans at Baschuica by
Apaches has been confirmed by Azopilo
Franco, who arrived here yesterday from
the scene of the crime.
AT the State encampment of the Knights
of Pythias at Rocky River. near Cleveland,
O., recently, H. T. Sandman, of Cincin.
matt, and G. H. Farnan, of Covington,
KY, were drowned while bathing in Lake
Erie.
A HEAVY frost, doing much damage to
vegetation, was reported in the Northwest
on the night of the oath.
FRAUDS were said to exist in the APP
cations were being made.
The largest excursion that ever left In.
dianapolis started the other day over the
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western for
Niagara Falls. There were $500, all told,
nd they Travelled in three sections, of
twenty cars each.
POLICE LIEUTENANT MICHAEL MULLEN,
recently pardoned by President Cleveland,
after having served several months in the
county Jail for violating the Federal cleo
ton laws last November in Cincinnati, has
signed to his former position.
r. A. ROGERS & Co., of Dayton, O., made
IN assignment recently. Dayton creditors
hold SIS, 600 secured and unsecured paper:
Cincinnati and Eastern firms hold upward
of 10000. The liabilities are estims.@S IS
$4,000; assets, invoiced at $4,000.
FIRE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, the other
morning destroyed the armory of the
State militia, and swept everything on the
south side of Cavour avenue, including a
large tenement house, Billings stables, the
stables of Matthews & Stringham, J. Web.
ter's blacksmith shop and an agricultural
warehouse filed with implements and ma
chinery. The loss was $4,000.
INDIAN AGENT SroLTsTEMER, of the
Southern Ute Agency, at Ignacio, CAL,
has sent in his resignation. General n. A.
Miles has recommended the appointment
of an army officer to take charge of the af-
fairs at the agency.