The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-20

GRRMAHY objects to the lgrounds taken
by the Pope in his award to Spain Of SOW
ereignty over the Carolinss.
A PRIVATE telegram of the 10th from
Rangoon says that war between Burmah
mally declared.
KINe TaRBAw has made q warlike reply
10 the British ultimatum.
FoRrY.sEvHN stowaways Oere recently
discovered in the hold of . vessel which
was about 10 sail for America from Glas-
gov.
A NUMBER Of soldiers recently broke ont
Of their barracks, at Limerick, Ireland,
and armed with bayonets, attacked sew
eral persons. The people fed in terror.
The soldiers had previously been mall
treated and abused by civilians and retail
lated in this manner. The disorder was
suppressed by the police.
GEORGE J. Prayer, express agent, tele-
phone agent and postmaster at Glencoe,
Ont, has absconded, taking with him be-
tween six and seven thousand dollars He
took woman with him, leaving his wife
IN destitute circumstances.
ADvIcEs from Calcutta state that King
Thebaw has ordered that all Englishmen
in Burmah be exterminated. 1t is feared
that all the Europeans at Mandalav have
already been massacred. The Burmese
were blockading the Irrawaddy River at
Minhla.
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam
Navigation Company's steamer Indus,
from Calcutta for London, has been totally
wrecked on the reef Of Molitiveto, Ceylon.
Her passengers and mails were saved.
A REVISED list of the lost aud saved in
the Algoma disaster, ON Lake Superior,
shows that the total number of lost was
forty five, and OF the saved fourteen. This
makes the full number of persons the Cana
dian officials estimate were on board the
steamer.
THE German Americans recently ex-
PEELED from the island of Foebry Schleswig
have also been ordered to leave Prussia.
Two naturalized Americans, natives of
Tarp and Schottenburg have also been or
dered to leave, one by the end of Noven,-
Der, and the other by the end of the year.
The owner of the British cutter, Arrow,
has issued a challenge through the Lon
don Field for an international challenge
cup, the one won by his boat in the race
against the America in 1882, when the lat
ter was under British rig and British man.
agement.
PRINCE FRANCIS JOSEPH of Battenberg
has resigned his commission as officer in
the Prussian foot guards, as he wishes to
support his brother, Prince Alexander of
Bulgaria.
By the fall of scaffold in Montreal re-
Gently three persons were killed and three
others seriously injured.
THE Austrian Budget Committee has
adopted a credit for the continuance of the
occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
SPAIN denies that either England or
America have made official demands for
damages for injuries to their subjects in
the Carolines.
A DISPATCH from Sofia says that 800 Al.
banians attacked the Bulgarian village of
Jancovetz near Monastir. killed several of
the inhabitants aud plundered the village.
Two MEXICAN editors have been con.
demned to Imprisonment for four months
and five to three months in jail for politi-
cal offenses.
NJ. BERNAEnr, Premier and Minister of
Finance, announced the budget to the Bel
gian Chambers on the 18th. 1t shows n
surplus of 100000.
n. DE BRszzA. the African explorer, has
arrived at Lisbon.
THE hog cholera was reported raging
badly in South Essex, Ont. Over $50
farms have been quarantined.
Two blocks OF buildings in Manchester,
England, were Quilted by fire the other
day, originating in Behren's dripping
warehouse. Loss estimated at 100000.
LIEUTENANT ScHwArKA, of Berlin, will
set out on an expedition to the North Pole
next spring.
VIscoUNr RANELAGH died in London on
the 18th, aged seventy three.
A REFUGEE who recently arrived at
Cairo from Khartoum states that after the
murder of General Gordon his head hung
on butchers hook for five days and was
pelted and spat upon by the natives.
The National Convention at Armagh,
Ireland. rejected Mr.. Parnell's nominee for
member of Parliament and selected a
journeyman tailor of Armagh named
Blair. The convention was a stormy one.
THE British Government has ordered the
keeper of the Cold Bath Fields prison to
treat Editor Stead as frSt-c!ass misde-
meanant.
The French courts have pronounced a
divorce between Madame Nicolini and N.
Nicolini, the well known tenor.
THE LATEST.
The three Italians-Axari, Silvestri and
Gilarde-who murdered the fruit vender,
Filipo Caruso, and put his body in trunk
last April, were executed at Chicago on
the 18th.
the Hon. B. j. Franklin will receive the
annOintmont of I1nitad Sfatas Consul at