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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-29
THE SOUTH,

THE postmaster at Louisville, KY, ha.
been directed not to deliver money order.
and registered letters addressed to the
Trader Tea Company of that city, as they
have been convicted ia the local courts OF
using the mails to advertise a lottery
scheme.
II. w. TERRY was lynched at Liberty
Va, recently by party of masked men
for the murder of T. A. Jeter. Both par
ties belonged to the F. F. VS..
WHILE starting up the engine at the
cotton mill Of the Biff Manufacturing Com.
pany, at Macon, Ga, one of the boilers ex-
ploded, killing Frank Gibson, engineer,
fracturing the skull of Wesley johnson,
who will die, and injuring three others.
DIRECTOR GENERAL BURKE, of. the New
Orleans Exposition, has resigned. The
committee raised 5000 by subscription
for the purpose Of reopening the EXPOSE
tion next fall.
A CYCLONE struck the little town of Tay-
lor, Texas, the other evening and played
havoc for few seconds. The Missouri
Pacific Railroad freight house was demol-
ished, the round house unroofed, the city
hall wrecked and more than dozen other
buildings more or less damaged.
The formal opening of the Confederate
Soldiers Home near Richmond, Va, took
place on the Goth.
F. A. SwITzLER, Columbia, Mo-, has been
appointed Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
of the Treasury Department, vios Joseph
Nimmo, resigned by request.
JAMES MAXWELL, President of the Ma.
tional Bank Of West Virginia at Wheeling,
dropped dead in the street the other even.
ing. He was aged seventy. SzEs %Es
MILTON, twenty miles east of Pensacola.
Fla, was devastated by an incendiary fire
the other night The loss aggregated
about 900.
The railroad contractors and laborers
now in Memphis, but recently employed on
the railway works in Guatemala, being
asked about what was alleged by recent
dispatches to the New York Herald, that
laborers were kidnapped from the United
States, robbed, beaten and otherwise mis-
treated by American contractors in Guate-
mala, emphatically denied all such allega.
lions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-29
GENERAL

An extraordinary dispatch from Vienna
of the 18th says: A terrific snow storm is
prevailing throughout Austria Hungary.
Numbers of persons have been frozen to
death, and crops generally have been de-
stroyed.
DR.. FREDEEIcHEN, the celebrated Ger.
man Psychologist and anatomist, is dead.
CUNNINGHAM and Burton, the alleged
dynamiters, charged with being concerned
In the explosions at the Tower and Houses
OF Parliament, were convicted in London
on the 18th and sentenced to penal servi-
tude for life.
MGR GEAUDIN, Bishop of the North.
west, In a letter recently stated that misery
and starvation was staring the half breeds
In the face. The clergy had lost caat~o,
over the half-breeds and Indians.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-29
SurrenderS.

VIENNA, May 22.-The war scare Il INST
over yet Great anxiety has been occa
stoned at the palace through reports that
Russian officers disguised have been in
specting the Notifications of the Darda,
nelles ana the Bosphorus and watchina
closely the Turkish preparations for the dc.
tense of these waters. Indeed, fears are en-
tertained that Russia contemplates rushing
for the BOsphOrus should the crisis agaip
become acute in Eastern affairs. Such ae-
ton has been openly advocated lately in the
Nopoe Fremyd. in an article proffering To
give military views respecting the; impos-
sibility of preventing the British fleet from
passing the Dardaneiles.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON NOTES.
THEtSecretary of the Treasury recently
received a conscience contribution of $10t
In an envelope postmarked Chicago.
A CIRCULAR letter has been prepared al
the Treasury Department, at Washington
which says: That while il is not considered
the business of the department to assist in
the collection of bills, the continued refusal
of employees to meet their just debts will
be considered good cause for their dis
charge.
THE Commissioners of Pensions has recon-
mended for dismissal the Special Examiner
of his Office for classifying his daily reports.
The proposals for the Post-office Depart
ment envelopes show that on the official
envelopes the lowest bid was about one
third the price paid last year for the same
envelopes, while the lowest bid on regis
tered envelopes was about thirty per cent
less than last years price.
The Secretary of the Navy was consider
ing the advisability of appointing board
pair of the United States steamer Mohican
at the Mare Island Navy Yard. The re-
ported cost Of these repairs amounted to
about 100000.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has ap.
pointed 7. Owen Roberts, of Maryland, to
be chief Of division in the Second Comp.
troller's Office, vice DR.. w. G. Green, of
Maryland, dismissed for offensive parti-
sanship."
r A coLoREDr laborer in the Treasury at
Washington named Cox, was the first EN-.
ploye to be discharged under the recent
order for the non-payment of debt.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY WHITNEY pro-
poses to make prompt inquiry into all
matters relating to the Mare Island Navy
Yard.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF F. V. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel.

OFFICE OF f. V. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel I
GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. %. 1885. !
e Gables quoted spot wheat Id lower but cargoes
to arrive 6d higher. Corn steady. Chicago receipts
to-day were 122 cars wheat. 1l6 cars corn. ss
oats, 24,OOO hogs. Exports yesterday from three
seaboard ports foot mp in wheat and -four about
iS5 600 bu wheat and l25. Goo bu corn. In spite OF
the general cry ''of no exports we have sent
abroad since September in wheat and fl n ove'
ten million bu of wheat r. tlaD for tic cor
responding time wear AGO. and still the Brit
ish supplies of wheat are some iaot'.oO less ;han
on January I. 1881. while French. 6 .rman. ltaiiau
and Spanish stocks are d-fleiod - the extent o
100000 OF 1s.OnG0 more. At p we have 3
visible supply of wheat about l0.0n.0o0 to i2.Hc
600 larger than one year ago. but To offset il onf
stocks of -four are enough smaller than ai tha
time TO absorb the entire excess. Farmers hav.
parted at this date with unususlly large per-
centage of their crop and havf prospects for tn.
next season of very much reduced harvest. Tn,
industrial situation is slowly but surely gaining
in strength, and on the whole there Is every rea.
son to look for better times ior all classes. and
considerably higher piiC l,g al good sta les.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
4 FATAL CRIME
a Woman Found Dead in Her Home
al Wayiand.

Special Dispatch e. THE TELEGR>a.
WAYIAsD, Mica, Jan. 23.-Ihis place has
been thrown into state of great excitement
by the sudden and suspicious death of Mrs.
Peck, wife Of John III. Peck, OF this village,
at 300 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon. The
circumstances, "a near "a your reporter can
learn, were a. follows; When Mr.. Peck left
the house about an hour and a half previous
TO his wifes death. she was apparently we'll;
upon his return IN company with another
gentleman, be found her stretched out on
the bed room floor, just breathing her last
During Mr. Peck'- absence the only caller at
the house was lady by the name of Mrs.
Kit Sessions, the wife of dry goods and no
ton merchant here. 4 post-mortem
was made and testimony was taken yester-
day and to-day at the co-oner's inquest, the
result of which was verdict TO the effect
that the deceased came 10 her death by abor-
ton The evidence AZ the examination
points strongly TO Mrs. Sessions. and we un-
derstand this evening that she will be arrest
ed. Prosecuting Attorney W likes WAS IN
town all day looking up the matter The
deceased was thirty three years old and was
a highly respected lady. Much excitement
prevails throughout the village. The funeral
will be held next Sunday afternoon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24

UNrFp STATKs.-Ira o. Smith Y. Louis
Sands, IN equity Hearing on demurrer set
for Saturday at p. IN.
CBcutr.-George Eastman v The Alabas-
tine Co. Replevin. On trial. .--G Gerritt De-
Graaf et al Y. Edwin Byles Replevin Stay
Of proceedings for forty DAYS.
OFF1CF BUsINEss--(ieorVe l. Salisbury,
deputy sheriff. oath filed.-Jnlia Giles Y.
Phebe T. HoQadone: appeal from Justice =
conrt.--Annie ". keeney Y. james Pen
nell; appeal from jnstice's court.--.lane A.
Quackenbush Y. George J. Walker. appeal
from Justices docket.-John W pennell
Y. Anna W keeney; appeal from Justice :
docket
PoIIcr Michael Coughlin, John Kear-
ney. George Rogers and Hattie Chapel.
drunk: twelve day IN Jail
PR0Bkrr Estate Of solomon Lee. de
ceased. Evf cniors fourth account fled.
Feb. i6 So for hearing. Estate Of Edwin
g. Nsnlaiey. deceased. Special admins
Screens A. Nickersou. .-- Estate of Marr
Louise Merrill - ai. MINOR Petition for
appointment - guardian fled (yuardinn' :
bond liled and l5tserS izsned - Robt u.
Merrill ~ Estefe ~ 3chu J. Jackson. de-
ceased Admuis' TRAITORS fnai sccoaui 6led.
Feb. - sef foT teerue Eztsts of Sarah
Mnudg aereFxd A8TiriStrstors frsi
annu arcsafl' siff Fab. y ass fof hes7-
ing '-tat - hafles p Mshin. 3ecf fassd
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cfsioa reserved 4 srssti - Nn8e~koui q
the q al R 3 10. ssrrishee - nsn7 I
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SrY resah = In ~. matter ~ TIE a5sfninx
widening e0a extens IN - Flfet rtfest. Aer.
dict of - ratsile necessity fenferesl -----
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
AN INTERNAL MACHINE.
THE INVENTION or a BOOK THIEF
Twelve Boxes OF Dynamite Found
Among Recovered Plunder IN the
New City Hall Building.

CHICAGO, Jan. pa sensation was created
in the detective department of the New City
Hall this afternoon, when IL wa discovered
that among the books that were stolen from
the Chicago Public Library there was
enough dynamite to blow up the whole OF the
immense building. The widest confusion
prevailed throughout the Offices when IT was
first discovered, and ldeutenants Shea,
Kipley and snbordinates vacated their quar-
tiers. TweEzt boxes, each a foot long. eight
inches wide and six inches deep were found
to be filed with dynamite; one with revol-
yer placed inside with crank 10 make II ex-
plode. The report that large quartity OF
dynamite was IN the City Hall spread
through the building the neighborhood
occupants left the structure IN pane and
could not be prevailed upon TO enterit again,
until Detective james Bonfeld ventured 10
take the box with the crank attached from
the building. The box was placed between
the county building and the City Hall. and
all parties retired TO consult what should
next be done. The crowd formed In "A hall,
a safe distance from the remaining
eleven boxes, which were in Shea's Office.
Bonfeld again volunteered TO open the box
containing the revolver. The much-agi-
tated crowd retired three blocks distant and
watched. In half an hour the box was
opened, and the apparatus removed was
found To contain glycerine and sawdust
which if ignited by turning the crank, would
have caused the dynamite to explode. The
prisoner who stole the books from the public
library, and whose name Is Otto Funk, said
he was only experimenting with the stun
and had il for no evil purpose. lie admitted
that the preparation in the boxes was genuine
dynamite, but refuses to say much III regard
to himself. Lit was learned that he has q
father and three married sisters in the city
He is twenty years old, five feet five
inches TALL with full beard, and is of Ger
man descent. The books consisted of costly
works on science and chemical, and num-
bered three thousand. Funk has been fifteer
months removing them from the library
one by one, concealed under his coat
He had them stored In a barn. Severa
theories were advanced as TO what use Funl
intended making of the explosive. One II
that he was in league with Socialists, an
other that ne intened to blow himself up, i
it was discovered that he had stolen tn,
books. He admits that If anybody haC
turned the crank in the Internal machin,
containing the revolver. while II was nea
the other boxes. the whole Ciiy Hall ant
many other buildings would now be IN ruins
and hundred lives lost. That the catastro
phe was averted Is considered miraculous
The dynamite with the books, were removed
yesterday from the barn to the City Hall II
a patrol wagon. which drove through th'
crowded streets at headlong speed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
An Allegan Teacher Assaulted.

Special Dispatch to The TELEGRAM.
ALLEGAN, Jan. 23.-On Wednesday after
noon Prof. Garrison, of the High School here,
whipped the step-son of Il. b. Phillips, Of
this place. This must haze aroused the ire
of Mr.. Phillips, for yesterday morning he
words with the Professor, he struck out with
his right hand, leaving black eye. But the
Professor was equal to the emergency and
threw Phillips down stairs. He then had n
warrant issued for assault and Phillips will
be examined tomorrow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24

I,rAvrNwoRrH. Jan. 23.-Col Martin. at
Fort Ieavenworth. il in receipt OF dispatch
to-day from Gen. Hatch. in Oklahoma. stat
ing that Couch had notified him that he
world q &. The 'boomsrs" are throwing mp
earthwo. ks and mean business. General
Anger ordered nineteen companies OF troops
To hold thefns selves IN readiness to march at
a moments notice. large supply of fuel
and clothing has been ordered from the East
by express. for the number Of 600. for the
TROOPS ordered IN the field.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24

Marshall. Tex, Jan. 23.-Anthony Wal
ker. a negro and a regularly ordained minis
ter of the Christian church, was hanged
here to-day for the murder of William
Henry. a white man, in November, 1883.
When sentenced TO death on the 18th OF last
month he acknowledged his guilt NJ j asked
that the sentence be carried out at tie enrli-
est day. At the same time he appealed Tor
charitv 10 his wife and six children, and
passed the hat around the courtroom him
self. collecting So. On the third of August
last. after he had been convicted OF murder
in the first degree, be had religious service
in the county jail and preached an excellent
sermon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
THE BOOKS STOLEN.
a Loss that wlll Sadly Compiicate
Complicated Matters.

LosDos. Ont, Jan. 23-The books and
papers OF the failed Fawoett Banking Com
pany have been stolen from the safe Of A.
Lucas. former partner and the assignee,
al Watford, Ont They had MT been looked
al for over a week. So the date Of the steal l.
unknown. Ii was discovered ON Thursday
night that the combination lock had been
opened. The old cdmbination was known 10
several parties, and NJ had not been changed
when the estate fell into the receivers hands.
The loss of the books Sill compilcate mat
tiers exceedingly fawcett II al New Orleans.
The committee appointed 10y the creditors
are NJ. Smith. of Wyoming; Peter Graham,
NJ. Il. T., of Natford: w. NillOnghby, of
Brooke; Alex. Davidson, of Arkona: and
AIR Jones as Investigator. They will soon
meet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
In the House.

Ia the House to-day Mr.. Brant gave notice
of a bill 20 provide compulsory reformatory
education for juvenile offenders. 1t is the
ioint production OF q. Y. \. Lothrop and
Judge q. /. Walker, of Detroit. and its main
provisions are AZ follows: In all places main
tanning graded schools school authorities
may establish ''truant" schools, and a Ger
tain number OF policemen in cities and con
stables in townships shall be appointed
a. ''truant" officers to enforce attendance of
certain children, who shall be classed as fol-
lows: First, hAbitual truants from any
school; second, lncOrrigible and turbn-
lent pupils; third, children OF the
street arab order rot attending any
school O.hes prov sons present system OF
notifications oy officers on parents and guar
dians. and IN ease OF refusal or neglect they
shsu be summoned before the Recorder =
Court or "A Justice of the Peace and fined
/. $40 90 SO. and may be required To give
bond in <iOO 10 cause the truant child to at
tend school within five days. If the parents
or Guardians plead inability TO control the
child they shall be discharged, and the child,
n "A male. sent to the Reform School, or If
female 20 the Industrial Home for Girls.
Free books shall be provided when neces-
sary.
Petitions were presented from the bOaru
of Supervisors of Wexford county for law
extending the time for collecting OF taxes
and providing punishment for making false
lists of personal property; two petitions Tor
an increase of Supreme judges salaries A
bill to eQualize the assessment roll OF Water
town township, Clinton county. was passed.
Mr. Snyder, of Calhoun, noticed bill enao-
ling co operative and mutual benert assocla-
tiOns TO create reserve fund OF from S2O,OOO
to 500, ,OOp % be invested IN securities and
deposited with the State Treasurer. Mr..
Barry. OF Saginaw, noticed a bill to protect
passengers on railroad trains, IN case OF ac-
cident from being burned by the stove. A
recently invented stove absolutely prevents
such catastrophies. and the object Is 10 com
pel railroads To use this or similar stove.
The members of the Agricultural College
Board want 10 be paid 81 per deim for actual
aerviceS Just the same ~ members OF boards
for other State Institutions. and MIR. Wis
introduced a bill for that purpose to-day
MIR. Chase, of Detroit. noticed a bill making.
An appropriation of $4,000 IN payment of
the expense OF the Michigan exhibit at New
Orleans The exposition money was bor-
rowed Oct q last. The bill provides .or IN
terest from that date IN addition.
The House adjourned till Monday at 9:H
p. IN.
allow the Oakland County Agricultural
Society to mortgage its property Tor xDo 70
nav AN old debt: also, an act To allow hougn-
ton village TO construct and maintain water
works. stephen II. Avery, of Port Huron
will be appointed chief clerk OF jackson
State Prison.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
ODonovan Rosa on Meehan.

NEW YORK, Jan. pa reporter called up
on O'Donovan Rossa to-day and made an
inquiry about the finding of box supposed
to contain dynamite, near railroad bridge
in Kansas City. alleged tn have been thrown
from a car window by one John Meehan,
who is said to have recently arrived from
England and proceeded directly from the
steamer to Rossa's office. Rosa declared he
did not know Meehan; characterized the
story that Meehan had been delegated to
blow up a prison IN Australia, where Fenians
are confined, IA sheer nonsense.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
THE DRUNKEN CHAMPION.
He Displays More OF His Bulldog
characteristics IN Boston.

BosroN, Jan. 23.-Yesterday Sullivan en-
tered bar-room on Elliott street. got into a
drunken row with small but plucky fellow
named Hodgkins, who resented the puglist's
insoence. Sullivan caught Hodgkins by the
arms and butted his face till his features
were badly smashed. A spectator named
Deliere thereupon swore at Sullivan, calling
him a brute Sullivan knocked Delere
down. and general fight ensued
between Sullivan and his friends and the i'll
mates of the place. They were stopped by
the arrival of the police, and Sullivan rushed
away through back door, followed by his
friends. The bartender had just drawn n
revolver, and Sullivan would have been shot
but for this interference. Deliere was badly
hurt, and says he Will prosecute Sullivan.
The champion is on big spree.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24


Ftora-D Dull and without noticeable chanx
Minnesota extra. 1of sp- city nil extra, - p
round hoop Ohio. 3 t0ff5 o. southern Hosr
quiet. common tn cfloice extra. - 1s41 -
WHAT Options Vere active with prizes irry
ular Tie close. however. was sfeady nj an -
vsace IF m &c. Spot lots A. FIRM and E. to -
higher Spot sasos e nnrrafiei spring. <sf -
nurrasied winter ra1 is4tl as &c. >n. resi a ~
g-- angradei white. eto q &c AMI No. rei sfse.
csc. W. 2 red winter. February Hhc. do Nar~.
eiisc. do April s3sC bid.
toaS-Drfio ione were moderately active. irrez1
lar ard exrifad closing after some wide aurfi-
afioas hfs1tse higher. ~pof lots dee r ls srTnus
nr ppaAr 81 ia them wFfe ATTENDED viii nrt
exclfernanf ani af fns c4o.e fltFf pcrp up "a 8 :.
Spot sales ~ oneTas3pi missed .1fI s'ses nn9THdd
Yeifow SAC. snd anere fi nhlfe. So. NJ. 2 nt -
lsnuary. fisf5sc. to feifFafV. sAAHsff =
Marrh. 80 - soee.
Otrs-tipf.ons were laies hnf frFn cio@ins -
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h zher. Npef ssiee - ~ ~hia state 81
and NJ ruixef ~ hif. No ? rifa
tehruary f7f, a. Hsf
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
A Druggists Fatal Mistake.

NKw ORLEANS. Jan. 23.-The death of Capt.
Michael Farrell. the famous detective, caused
a great sensation last night, but II was
doubly intensified to-day by the discovery
that his death was the result of druggists
mistake and not congestion "a then supposed.
The doctor prescribed twenty-four drops of
aconita to an ounce OF water. Mslchert, the
druggist. reversed the ingredients exactly.
Melchert admits his mistake and was ar
rested tonight.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
In lev Graves.

Rows. Jan. 23.-Further disasters from
snow svalanches are continually reported
from the Alps districts. The village of
Chiabrando has been completely buried.
Scores of dead bodies and many injured per-
sons have been dug out of the snow. Nine
persons were killed by the fall of snow at
BronaSlo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
West-Bound Freight Tariff.

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-At the meeting of the
Trunk Line Executive Committee this after
noon, west-bound freight thrift was reduced
from the basis of ~ cents, first-class, to the
basis of 40, 20, 10. % and Is cents first and
fifth classes respectively, To Chicago, TO take
effect Monday next. The fact that some
lires made contracts on the latter basis,
seemed to require that all should thus be
placed on an equal footing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
MICHIGAN'S CONGRESS.
WORK DONE IN eoTH BRANCHES
q Bill introduced in the House 70
Provide for the Education OF
Juvenile Offenders.

LaxsgSa, Mich. Jan. 2i.The Senate Judi
ciary Committee yesterday afternoon re-
ported favorably Hawley's bill abeiishlng the
wayne County Board OF Auditors. The
amendments Of the House 10 the resolution
for government buildings III Michigan were
eoneurred ia. A bill giving the Detroit ire
department the powers possessed oy the
Board of Building Inspectors. and other
powers for protection 90 life and property.
was introduced by Mr.. Hawley.
To-day the Senate held short session
only, Ia which some T. important bills were
introduced and adi0u- i tiii Monday at
u. IN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24
a Quarter Of a Century.

ST. LovIs. Jan. S3.-The jury in the case
Of Charles Williams. after having been
locked up ali night, came into court this
morning and found the defendant guilty Of
murder in the second degree and assessed
IA punishment az twenty-five years IN TIE
raottentiarv. Williams allied another
rolored man named las. Lincoln. Nov. Is
1881. in a quarrel. on account Of drink
which Williams refused 70 pay for.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-24

Flanncls ~ al descriptions are marked down at
the most wonderful lou ftftcsp g. soc. Pee lac
lsc. No -. During b u-ss t.. iserirnce of up
ward 81 'hufy- hye year see iiaf never known
suub values for the moDsr nov .rfali ia each
Department . ofr ffnrV. No IT." what your
wants mas d. ~ the -t tf,fds liiig rou VIII fnd
every article mafkts4 respond az with the
great ssarclfl - n.eu.t. A nuslts 20 - aaf VIII
purciia-e more .asi s,ur fAfabilshi0tnt
than Il ever wouIt -.ne $50 four lsfiou - no
w"fip. Nisu Ntf 81 toMTsRN-