The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-22


Joe,n died recently In Indianapolis Of can
cerous affection of the liver. He was aget
forty six, and leaves wife, whose stag
name Is Susie Wild.
CHARLES z. HAsBRooK, of Kansas City
has been appointed Collector for the Sixtl
Missouri district.
The street railway employees in Moline
n, were on a strike recently and tn
Sheriff was called upon to preserve tn
peace.
| A DISPATCH from the Cheyenne Agency
I. T., stated that a number of colonists hat
reached Oklahoma and were engaged il
blowing and locating claims. About on
hundred men were in the party.
The large brewery of NJ. Brand d Co.
Chicago, caught fire the other evening ans
was damaged to the extent of $780, be
fore the flames were extinguished.
| ALL the striking quarrymen of Lemont
| H., went to work on the 18th and tn,
trouble was believed to be ended.
BAYLIss w. HANNA, of Indiana, declined
the Persian mission.
Mrs. CATHERINE MAIN died recently a
Kalamazoo, Mich, aged one hundred ant
| sixteen years.
JUDGE FULLY recently granted tempo
rary injunction against the Chicago Horse
and Dummy Railroad restraining it from
laying street-car tracks between CLARK
street and Michigan avenue on Adams
street. The petitioners claimed that the
property owners along the line of road
were not asked for and never gave theiI
consent to the construction of street rail.
way.
THE Cincinnati Price Current of the 14th
says: ga considerable reduction is shown
in the number of hogs handled the past
week by Western packers as compared
with the preceding week, and also in com.
parison with the corresponding time last
year. Our returns indicate a total OF
10000 hogs packed during the week
against 10000 last week and 10000 for the
corresponding time last year."
THE first train over the Minnesota &
Northwestern Road reached West st. Paul
on the 18th. The Minneapolis & st. Louis
line after June 1.
THE Minneapolis & st. Croix and Mime
apolis, st. Marie & Atlantic Railways were
to be consolidated.
THE Mormons at Paris, Idaho. made no
further resistance to the execution of the
warrants in the hands of Marshal Dubois,
but a futile attempt was made at Montpe-
lier to rescue the prisoners.
MosT of the business part of the town of
Darlington, Ind, was destroyed the other
morning by fire started by burglar.
The losses aggregated $4,000.
A TRIAL affecting $4,000 worth of whisky
seized by the County Temperance Alliance,
was concluded before Justice Shipman at
West Liberty, Iowa, the liquors being con-
demned and ordered destroyed.
The Democrats of the Illinois Legisla-
ture, on the 18th, made determined at
tempt to elect Morrison Senator. They,
however, failed. He received 101 votes.
Morrison thereupon withdrew, and Judge
Lambert Tree was made Che Democratic
nominee.
JAMES TAYLOR, Deputy City Recorder of
Ogden, Utah, was arrested for unlawful
cohabitation. At the hearing before the
Commissioner the second wife let the
secret out. Taylor was held in $1,000
bonds to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
THE business portion of the village of st.
Charles, Mimi, burned recently. Losses,
Sd, 900.
AT Shagrin Falls, near Cleveland, O., a
team of horses ran away with Spencer
Chamberlin, his wife and child. The man
was killed and his wife and child fatally
hurt.
HENRY LEwIsToE's house at Owatonna,
Mimi, was burned the other night. Five
of his children persisted in the flames. al
though he made frantic efforts to rescue
them.
AT Cleveland, o., recently, fire in n
building belonging to the Cleveland Pro-
vision Company caused the death of Mrs.
Sawyer and little boy three years of
age.
NEAR Macon, Mich, nine persons were
poisoned by eating trichina in pork. One
died, and it was thought impossible the
others could live.
THE SOUTH.
IT voc raportad from Sonfh xvectnrn Vir.