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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
THE LATEST.

The dispute between Germany and Spain
grew very serious ON the 9Th, when news
arrived in Madrid that the Germans had
landed troops on the island of Yap in the
face of the Spanish squadron, which had
been dilatory in taking action. A mob of
several thousand persons assembled before
the German embassy building and tore
down the cost-of-arms, which was burned
with cries of "Down with the German
dogs" Mpy Of the rioters were arrested.
THE Standard Oil Works at Cleveland,
O., caught fire on the morning of the 7th.
Several tanks exploded, and the fire
threatened great damage.
The Bosphoh Egyptien, the French pa
per published at Cairo, and which some
time ago was suppressed by the Egyptian
Government, when France took up its
cause and secured for it permission to re-
publish, has again been suppressed. This
time France is responsible for the suppress:
sion of the paper, which had given offense
by publishing articles which were deemed
injurious to French interests.
GENERAL DE CoURcEY, the French COM
mander at AMMAN, telegraphs from Hue
that serious disorders have occurred in
Quinhon. Numerous Christians have been
massacred and a number of villages burned.
The Council of Ministers, on the 9Th,
with the sanction of King Alfonso, framed
and dispatched to the German Government
an ultimatum requesting Germany to evac-
uate the Caroline Islands. SPAN, in the
meantime, will refrain from material oc-
cupation of the islands, and thus afford q
basis for further parleying.
The unpleasant weather in Dakota fer
the previous two weeks eliminated in q
snow storm on the 5th, while rain had
fallen daily. The outlook for grain was
gloomy in the extreme.
IT was rumored in Washington that Cap
tain Howgate, the ahsconding e1-chief of
the signal service, has been traced to Eng
land, where it is said he was found broken
down in health, residing with his parents.
The Car and Cza-ina and the rest of
the Imperial party arrived at Copenhagen
on the 9Th. Large crowds of people well
coined the visitors and gave them an ova-
ton.
NEW YORK importing merchants re-
Gently called upon President Cleveland,
complaining of the persistent undervalua-
ton Of goods purchased in British manu-
featuring towns by large Chicago houses.
It was alleged that they were enabled to
do this under . ruling of Solicitor Risely
in 1866, which the New York merchants
desired the Government to amend.
b Two women were twice hung up recently
in Chatham County. N. c., by party Of
masked mon, who desired to extract in
formation relating to . local murder.
Great Indignation prevailed ut the conduct
Of The mssksd men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
TIE Car0lin-. Islspds.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-A Madrid cable
special to the Herald says: The ministerial
organs severely blame General Salamanca
for having returned his order to the German
Government, and dspr0ve of the proposal
to raise public subscription for presenting
him with sword of honor 1t seems that
Curious demonstration took place last
night at the Cirque vigo, where the public
insisted on the German cOlors being removed
from the place, but rs a set-off against this
bad feeling, Count DeSolms Sonnenwalde,
the German minister. has conferred with
King Alfonso at La Granja, and assured
him that his Government was most anxious
to settle the question In friendly manner.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
"A singular discovery has been mad

"A singular discovery has been made
by some laborers near Sttingbourne,
in Eent. England. who. in digging out
the foundations OF some new houses, I'M
earthed an immense quantity of human
bones and skulls. No traces of collins
were found. and it is sErmised that the
bodies were inferred after some san
culinary conflict. They are mostly those
Of male persons of great stature ami
strength. the skulls being of the Saxon
type.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11

A ham, Western cured, has been
submitted to New York doctor to de-
termine the nature of certain parasites
that infested it He decided that they
were specimens of the acarus sacchari,
or sugarmite, closely allied to the ordi-
nary plant louise. and closely resem-
bling it in all but color. The doctor
gives it as his opinion that they proba-
bly, would do no harm If eaten alive
NJ Y XniI
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
An Alarming Disease.

WHEELING, W. Va, August 31.-A tele.
gram from Sycamore, Clay County. says
that every hour brings the sad intelligence
of more victims of the fatal scourge that is
raging along Sycamore Creek. Over twenty
deaths have occurred out OF thirty-five or
forty attacked. and the disease is rapidly
spreading. At first it was thought to be
hux, but ]. Is now believed to be another
and more fatal malady. A vague, terrihie
fear has begun to ell the breasts Of some,
much like cholera. Justice Lizciuore has
buried three sous and three more are dying.
The reports from the region attacked aze
neaser. but mast alarming. 8
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
Emma Longs father. in Webste,

Emma Longs father. in Webster.
N. c.. is Register of DEEDS. and left a
lot of marriage certificates. all signed,
in her care, to fill out if any one want
ed one in his absence. So when Oscar
h Coward came along and wanted to
marry the handsomest fourteen-year-
old girl in the country she inserted her
name and mis- and skipped with him
S. Louis Globe
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11

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cholera might be imported this fall i'm
Spanish raisins, the crop of which was
large this wear in Spain.
FIRE at Barrow. in. Furness. Eng. the
other dav. DESTROYED the works of the Bar
row Sbinbuildiny Company. causing a loss
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~ Newfoundland Urn. dino En- an error made
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LIEUrENANT SCHULTZ. United States
NAVY. arrived at Temsa on the I'd en- route
In Yakootsk. to distribute rewards among
the Siberian natives who aided the Jean.
pette survivors.
TaE last statement of the Imperial Bank
of GERMANY showed decrease in specie of
4. 10, 600 marks.
MANY European NEWSPAPERS think an en-.
tirelv new pbase has been placed upon the
Eastern Question nv the pendinp alliance
between England and China. it being con.
e;derad a m.ster.strole Of tho british
The French Government recently issued
an order prohibiting anti German demon.
STATIONS in France by Spanish residents.
PRESTON, the Panama rebel, who was
responsible for the burning of Colon, was
found guilty by the court-martial and
hung on the 18th of last August.
The Sultan of Turkey recently ordered
a decree to be drawn up deposing Tewfik
as Khedive of Egypt and restoring Ismail
to the position.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Casaued by Telegraph end Mail
wAsHINGrON NOTES,

WARRINGTON NOTE&
Or 2,s32 Presidential postmasters in the
United States, changes have been made in
81 cases since the adjournment of the Sem
aee.
August was $6,529, O6s.9O, of which $2,447,.
30 was in standard dollars.
the decrease in the National Debt dur.
ing August amounted to $2,s79, 052.17. The
total debt, including all items, amounted
20 $3.50, 112,l7596
JOHN 7. MORGAN, Jr., son Of Senator
Norgan,of Alabama, and Miss Della Stella
were up the river at Washington en- the
night of the 1st in . canoe, and when near
the chain bridge were caught in = squall.
Abe canoe overturned and both were
drowned.
The Mexican Foreign Minister recently
made complaint to Secretary Bayard Of
American citizens of Dimmit County, Tex,
stealing cattle from Mexicans. The mat
Ger was referred to Governor Ireland.
Ar a meeting of agricultural chemists at
Washington, on the 1st, Commissioner Col
man denounced the frauds and adultera-
tions In fertilizers and in articles of human
food. The difficulty of obtaining a convic-
tion against persons engaged in such dis
honest practices was due to the lack of
Government standards.
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR ARMSTRONG re-
GENTLY returned to FL Paso, Tex, from an
Inspection of the Indian agencies in Ari-
roma. He reported that among the resi-
dents Of that Territory all fears of further
Indian depredations have disappeared,
that the Apaches at the San Carlos Agency
have raised large crop Of grain this year
and are peaceful and contented.
THE total collections of internal revenue
during the month of August last were S.
81, 5l4, or 1851, 2s4 less than for the same
period of 1884. There was . decrease of
49,, $50 in the collections for spirits and of
$l0,4.9 from miscellaneous sources. There
was an increase of $l34 AS in the collie ctions
for tobacco and of $lSs, sol ON fermented
liquors.
The Indian Bureau was recently in.
formed by General Crook that the hostile
Apaches were in Mexico, about twenty.
i've miles south of the boundary line, and
moving southwark.
COMMISSIONER ATKINS, Superintendent
of Indian Schools Oberly and E. s. Woag,
Chief of the Finance Division of the Indian
Bureau, have left Washington for New
York to inspect Indian supplies to be de-
iivered in that city.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
GENE RAL.

A RECENT dispatch from Paris stated
that Prince Hohenlohe was determined to
expel all French subjects from Alsace-
Lorraine. The French would retaliate by
expelling Germans from France.
TIE London Standard declares that Ger
many will not give mp the Caroline
Islands.
LUDWIG REsrfER, . clock merchant a4
Brunn, Austria, has failed. Liabilities
amounted to s, go, 900. J. Jonas, . cotton
dealer. Of Pesth, has also failed, Labili.
ttes$ PIX. 100. ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-11
THE SOUTH.

The strike of the Baltimore glass blow.
ers, which has continued since last winter,
has been amicably settled. The non-union
men were discharged and only union men
employed.
Four cotton mills at WOODBURY., near
Baltimore, Nd, were reported making
preparations to start up, giving employ.
ment to two thousand men.
s. w. PILE, a special deputy Of the reve-
nue. service, was recently assassinated by
moonshiners near jamestown, Tenn. =.
PARKER PREscHER, of Philippi. W. Va,
has made an assignment. His liabilities
are estimated at from $4,000 to 100000.
He was the largest stock dealer in that
State, shipping largely to Eastern markets.
SISTER NARY JOSEPH, of the Visitation
nuns, died at the convent Monte Maria in
Richmond, Va, recently. She was the
younger sister of the Hon. A. NJ. Kelley,
United States Minister to Austria.
ANOTHER member of the notorious Lee
gang, depredating in the Indian Territory,
was brought in recently and lodged in jail
at Fort Smith, Ark.
The Second Comptroller of the Treasury
has Just allowed the claim of Mrs. Gather
inc Lewis for rent and damage to property
near Annapolis, Nd, used and occupied by
troops under General Butler during the
civil war.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

Correspondence Of ,hc Gazette,
MrNARpyuiE, Tax, .uct :. The only
thing which has occurred Of late tu dis.
turb the quictudo OF Mcnardyillc was a
wedding which took place at the Decker
hotel last evening. The contracting
parties were Mr., w = fcreaAn q. l.ign,,,
aud Miss Dlanch Brown 81 his place
Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. shuts. Tho affair wac very quietly
conducted, no enc being present eScept
the family and relatives ami few invited
guests After Me ceremony tie party en-.
ioyed nice supper ut the hotel, but as
your correspondent was not one OF the
fortunate ones he Is unprcwrcd 70 iut0
particulars, The happy bride and groom
were scmnadcd hy the McnaNl,llle band
last night and this morning they left Tor
their future home IN Ilano, We Wish
thcm joy and hope that the sun viii ever
shine upon their pathway through lllc
Mcn0rivillc Is still improving aud lhc
day Is not distant when Il win De- thirty.
Ing and prosporing town
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

Corvcspondencco OF Tho Gazette
ArIWRN TfNa 0ct, "a Squire Gard.
ncr's court was called 80 order yesterday
morning NJ a,S0 sharp with u heavy
docket. The following cases were dis.
posed Of
5. + Biting W.. John 49, Coahy, Ir.f
Judgment IN favor Of Biting for SIS aud
costs,
J W. Coghy vs.. Biting, attachment
suiti foreclosure ot attachment aud
judgment for 1925 and costs.
The tate We. j. L. stephens for vie.
latme Sunday laws pleaded guilty and
danced TO the tune Of Si0 aud costs of
suit, amounting 90 $40.
The StatevS. W. ". Morris Tor carry
ing pistol, verdict, not guilty.
Gaudnca ana lSam Harrison, also Mrs,
Abe Casey arc very sick.
w, II Dale OF Alyord ~ In town; also
pruc Casey from Harold and Rdgar
Suddeth Of Fort Worth are up here on u
visit after having tried the reality OF
dcngnc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05
Midland.
Special to The Gazette.

Special TO The Gazette
MIDLAND, Tx, oct &c. -. Palmer,
while ont hunting, put. Tho mnl1lc OF his
gun on his loot and unconsciously toyed
with the trigger He now mourns the
loss OF a big toe
Fiity.nve children attend the Sab
bath-school
The second crop OF watermclons la
now being harvested
4 Kiln of brick viii bc burned thia week
by Mr.. Paul Rentz.
Gould not Tin; GAIErIE, which IN the
true friend Of West Texns and rs do.
yclopmcnt, agitatc tree cnllurc for this
part Of the slater 10 be sure, Il IS a
long time before the legislature meets,
but II takes long time to make AN I'M
preston on a legislature,
There Is IL disposition on The part OF a
few to lndlscriminately Jump claims 90
school Llnds. !loiorn anything of Tho
KIND - accomplished, public sentiment
should set down ON such proceedings
hard enough 10 jas q truss bridge III
man has no security In lis rights TO
school lnnd and Is subject 10 fright about
his claim on This or thai protest Of d
tecluicnlity, the achcnp h0iIscu inbfic
VIII totler and fall ljy this Il Is moi in
tended 10 make defense oi The spcruln.
tor who neycr Intends 20 homestead a
section 81 pnbllc land
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05
I,InI,n.


Correspondence ~ lhu tnkViir,
PtASo, FEN., oct. ., The elegant new
residence ot Mr. A. NJ iylos, ON Me.
chanic street, has received lis last ilnsli.
lug touches, and the family moved into
II 4 few days ago.
Chnddlck q llflnson have sold their
entire stock of groceries to u 4. Ken.
drlck who ~ preparing 10 open branch
store ~ Nickieyilc
Mr. Reeves, an rnterprsing young
man FROM Illinois, arrived this nOrninu
ana expects 10 embark IN the drug
business.
our comn1mlty was startled yesterday
BY the good nows that our woll-known
townsnlan, Rev, T. H. kmbrough had
married M accomplished widow lady IA
Ennis and had gone on bridal tour 10
the city OF Austin. Mr. kimbrounh wns
the county cnntasscr for the prohlhI-
tlonlHts la the late locnl.uptlon election.
aud has adopted Else consolation Ia his
deteut
Or, Rogers ie hpNing handsome new
residence erected 90 Mechanic street.
The cotton aud glnlH markets are
active, and the feery staple continues ln
come la briskly every day
ON saturday night of this week The
celebrated Stnllz Dramatic company VIII
hold an exhibition at the opcra.holsc Ia
our town
There Is rnmor afont TINT . wedding
IN nigh HE may be expected to iInnAplre
IN few days
AN r c Bates has determined 10
abandon the business of an artist and
embark IA the practice OF law.
Rev Mr.. Milan has closed his revival
meeting nnd is greatly oycrloycd at his
success in making converts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05
waSnhach,c.


= ~ eslt Ns"Nsttef
W,NNnAtnir, TN, Oct. 1.-The
burners alliance stormcd the city Fri.
Gay with $500 bales OF cotton, aud oct
their Figures ~ SIDE Ia bulk, not sam.
pled tt moon the iOoka tumble to s.G6c.
lhrNpyers eiiered t,tm $3.50, bnlked, or
N,e mafkui price Il ,1mplod and plasgcd
the split was sHlllrieat o. cane, = hrak.
aud tltt alliance brdkp, ulpRg oi Hienl
holting and selling thch cotton us usai
thoy could, FXcitcmenl ran high md
abuses woir indulged IN freely on else
part OF thc incmhors All the Nrocis
were crowded 90 a iau for several blocks
each way from the square, and IL kept the
city marshal busy al day Keeping
a naSawSy open, Tho buyers
and merchants VIEW busy as could be
aud, all In all, such sinht was never Wit.
nesscd in WaNahachle before 1891 bales
were sold at prices varying from e4S to
. cents, good midling averaging 500,
Your correspondent visited the ware
houses and found $500 bales stored, aud
SO much bought by the following buyers
iirln Llchstointen, TO; rimmunS
lirOss i00i Billiard AdkiSson, 80,
Dave Btln, ll5l JolrSol 8 Charka, loo,
y. q, Williams 4 Sen, H., Sims 4
strickland, no. Max Miller ii0g G.. W.
Gibson, l00i NJ Levy, go, Pickett Bros.
l2bi II s Anderson, 1885, A Trlppet 4
son, 1885, 5. W. King s son, 90; \,
brown, 90; Jake Mlnccr, 6s, I, 4 H..
Cert, 1858; J Faiu, l40i besides what
was bought by visiting buyers, there be.
Ing buyers here from Corslcana, Paris
and Dallas,
Cotton shipments up 90 date are $500
halos,
George Williams, taN-oollretor loft
yesterday for Austin go settle with TIE
comptroller
Capt. NJ, = Patrick, Hon. G. !. Glib
son and lady and Mrs Borough have ~
turned from a SIMMER trip through Ten
ncsser aud Alabama
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

.neeInl 20 M nn,ellr.

D
'ffMprg, TEN, oct Ia an odltornl
ON cotton quotations, fHr GAzEf.rn Of
the 27tl Of September says, With refer
cape 80 prices quoted ~ your correspond
cnis 40 different places, iBciading
Temple, TINT Tho evidence proves lhat
The Information ~ those Correspondents
concerning The prlcas OF cotton h NOT
trustworthy, since thai time your cor
respondent hps made daily examinations
here as to this question, AID upon infor
nation gathered from the farmers who
ffll, tho merchants who buy, nnd ihu bank
crs who cash tiie checks finds ilni MOI
duy has pasaed since that publication
that cotton has not sold IA Temple ~
cents pnr pound, CASH with nut dine
~ trade Farmers know it, Zoo, and
nfo bringing their cotton 10 this place for
SHE not only from Boil county, but alAo
from C0igeN Fails Hnd Mllum ounnteA,
aud are Rotillg cents for Die linz.
McssfH. Rack q Onlmorfy opened i
skating rink on The lot adjacent To- The
dwellings o. William Fulier ma Mrs. II.
Il. Taylor. and tlip noise and confusion
proceeding from the sknting hfonsli
about lawsuit which las resulted n
closing The rink
Nj y -. nreailiopsc, whose Gin here
Is ran day aud night on account 81 ilie
gtent amount 0f cation received, came
near losing his GIN by Gre yesterday
morning. AhOHtA O'Clock the lamp II
one ~ work there broke apart, throwing
the fire uu some cotton, which lgniicd nd
once ~ prompt and vigorous work,
tbe ire 8as distinguished without serious
loss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05
IlnnfInnn.


Correspondence 81 the Gusefte
KAUFMAN, TEH, Oct. g Since ilp re-
cent county seat election, kaufman has
taken fresh bonn II r. now generally
admitted tbat tic removal OF The county
seat VIII never be agiiatcd again knni-
man being surrounded by good aglicnl,
tnpl country, there is no good rcutnn
Why She should not double her inhnbit.
ants ia number aud increase 100 per eent
Do business la two years Lots in tie
city arr selling nOw more rapidly than
ever before % her history; good business
lois can be bought az small figures, aid
nice residence lots within 2Op Yards Of the
square can be purchased ifom Si5 TO
slN0 per acre. Terms easy
Commissioners court counted ihc vote
on our cOnnty-seat contest on "Wednesday
" this week. OFFICIAL count wns 1901
Tor Terrell, 2iGs for kaufman, two
thirds vote being necessary for rerrcll 10
succeed.
John Montgomery was appointed M.
penntendeDt u ile pO0r-iarm for the in
coming year
James Mcfarland was appointed Jus.
tice u The peace 81 pfcciucl so, q, 70 on
the unc9pirod term 81 n. NJ. Jones, re-
signed.
The doctors report nalaIial lever 10
the country, hut nothing fatal
v, w. Grubbs, prominent attorney Of
the GreenYilie bnr recently resident
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

sncclnl 10 lhr l.nsnllr.

oINNihi W tnt itAatNtts
BARTLETT, TEX, Oct. (. u. Il. Kelley
Is taking steps To prosecute tho county
clerk OF Williamson county for issuing
license for the marriage VI his fourteen
ycar.old daughter 10 W. H. willis,
who elopcd with l.lmnr Kelley on
the night OF the 2nd inst. He has several
Of the boys little nervous over The mat,
ter. IL was whispered on the street this
morning that MIR, Kelley had told some
OF his most Intimate friends that no was
9on" 90 prosecute al connected In steal.
ing his daughter under the penalty Of
"abduction.n He met one OF tho pruelIal
actors In The clopenent on the street this
morning. Only few words passed
when both were seen ilonrlshIng
their pistols in the scunlc Mr.. Kelley
got possession OF both pistols,
and would probably have Killed his man
had his pistol not snapped His remark
TO the good shepherd" who united
them IN the woods, was "Mr, Wilder,
H. Is fun OF your kind OF preachers y
lie starts 10 Georgetown GA the south
bouns Missouri Pacific passenger this
evening 10 Investigate the county clerks
action In the matter. lie Is max Ing IL
warm tor all concerned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05
SIM aInreos.

Correspondence Of the Guzclic
SAN MARCOS, TEX, Oct with
hush times the officers have numerous
assaults and disturbing the peace cases TO
look after. "Tls an m Wind that blows
no body any good"
Jesus Saurci and Solomon Mrlhor the
MeXicnns who burglatlcd j. NJ Luns.
fdrd's house, had a preliminary hearing
before Justice Cook to-day. The
evidence wa very conclusive against
them. Bond was fixed Ia both eases al
$500, In default Of which they were sent
to the county jul.
County court adjourned to-day No
incousiderabic business mas bpen dis.
patched during the week.