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ruEFAYonoF rnE POPE
Dlsiurbs the Bile OF the Parneilltes-are.
Cabets 1ueceSRor.


Cabe's Successor,
DuuLIS, March 9O.-Rlshop Donnelly,
1t is reported, has been summoned to
Rome. The National League is much ir-
ritated over the report that on March 10
the Catholic Clerical Conclaye in this arch
diocese nominated three candidates to sue
coed Cardinal McCabe in the Archbish.
opric. OF these Bishop Donnelly was
second choice. The other candidates were
DR.. Walsh, President oi Maynooth Col.
lege, and DIR. lyman. The names were
sent 10 Rome and 1t was hoped that ps.
Walsh would be selected by the Vatican
because OF his great learning and virtue
and his political ieaningSI the Doctor be-
inr a moderate home ruler. These en-
deared him to the great majority OF Cath-
olics in Ireland. Bishop Donnelly Is a
loyalist, The Nationalists fear he has
heen chosen for MoCabe's place and look
upon this as another instance Of the ascen,
dency oi British influence over the Pope.
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aks gntelIigfnffr
oNesi Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth s.feee:
=, mr. general charge the Chief OiPo'

~ 7nr general charge the Chief OF P0-
-, ,,I.o5s lack Of time-he has been In
Ds' ",s Int nix weeks. How does he plead
'lis ,o III. llsaly charger Isn't that specific
',ao,b " an, {, Name, ,ollenses, timoand placeafo
II included, and it is all recorded in the
p pslice Court. Can anything be more def
ri,sg Now, what tho public wants to
tnov. and the Council must ask, is what
h., lied the Chiefs hands in this Patticu'
T., ,,sse? Let him say why he didn't ar
,,., councilman Frank Healy for running
, gambling house and selling liquor on
Sunday, It can't be that he was waiting
u, tDe IyrELLloEscER to swear out that
,..,rant.
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plttsbupgh nilners Strike.

PIrrspuRoH, March 9a.-The miners
employed at the New York and Cleveland
Coal Company made demand yesterday
for 8 cents per bushel for mining. The
company refused to pay the advance and
they will shut down the works Monday,
Over one thousand men are employed at
these mines. Tho strike for 8 cents is now
nearly general, and fully ten thousand
miners are idle. The coal for local con-
sumption Is very scarce aud the price has
been advanced cent per bnshel.
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TnE free traders insist that they have
been horribly beaten in the appointment
Of Commissioner Miller. They will have
It that Randall has made them eat their
leck. Dear souls, they are never happy.
When they haven't had drubbing from
Republicans, they protest that they are
just after being logged at the public whip,
ping.post by men OF their own political
household. They feel that all the world
Is lshmaeIite.
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nnnl.E.lnts Arsnl Arre.tnll.

ST. Lopls, March eO.-E. q. ober, one
Of the oldest real estate agents in the city
was arreuted this afternoon on an indipt-
ment Just returned by the grand Jury,
charging him With embeEsling 81, 400 IRON
John Eason, Of West6eld, New York, for
whom be sold piece OF properly In this
pity. He is alleged 10 have appropriated
the nroeeeds 70 his own 1lsa. W
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spRISoplELD, I'LL, March 2O.-Go,ernor
0glesby to-day Issued writ calling for
the election in place Of Senator Bridges.
in the Thlrty-seventh District. The date
set for the election Is Saturday, April 18th.
A large number Of members were leaving
for home tonight, and it is not expected
any business will be done tomorrow.
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Next 10 the.oldes,.

omcAeo, ILL.,, March 2o.-The Inter
0cean's Centralia, Ill.,, special says: Da-
yid N. Perrine, q survivor Of the war Of
1872, who died here to-day aged 95, was
high in Free Mansonry, and with a single
exception was probably the oldest mem
Der OF the order in the United States, hav-
ing been one Of the Fraternity over sew.
entY wears. " Il. 90
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orn Joseph is referred to by the Phila'
l.lDbia Inquirer as "Dr. Miller" The
Joctor %o is quite another man. He is the
omsh, G statesman who went to Washing
tnn for Cabinet place and would now be
thankful for anything. Our ex-Auditor
concentrated his genius on one good thing
anil covered il in.
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GENERAL BRADLEY t. JOHNSON has just
visited the White House for the first time
since 1850. lie was surprised to see how
mpcb tho old house had improved. There
have been some notable improvements in
tbe Government as well, and It isn't nec-
csssry TO 20 the White House to discover
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KoRrI, March 9O.-The natives state the
rebels are returning to BERT and shukuk
Pass, and iortiiyIps those phases. A mes.
sepger from omdurman says the name OF
the new prophet Is III saatood. The latter
accuses III Malldi Of dlsobeying tho
Koran. ii Mahdl quarrelled with and
dismissed his principal chiei, Abdullah, +,
and installed his own uncle in his psffet
Chiefs OF the tribe have since asseFted te.ta
Mahdi. The rel,e.r aTe reduced 10 eating
the NTH OF palm trees. The British will
eyaG6ate Korti OF the end ot the present
month, .lN9,-.
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The Right Man There.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, March 2O.4There is
no material change in the controversy ut
the State House to-day. Tho Auditors
Office was moved TO the new Capitol 10
apartments newly furnished there. Cattell
with four Of the clerks, took charge Of tile
Office this morning, lis transacting Tie
regular business OF the Auditor.
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KENTUCKY is being treated Us though it
we're safely Democratic for all time. Not
~ With the sovereign State of West yir-
81 rinia, We have $4,000 square miles Of
,st,itory that must be looked after.
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MakeaIEEyan.

srnISorrELD, ILL.,, March 2O.-senator
Bridges, Democrat, who suffered from
stroke Of paralysis one month ago and
whose condition ever since has been very
critical, died at his home, near Carollton,
this morning. This happening, following
the death Of Representative Logan three
weeks ago, leaves the Illinois Legislature
once more tie on joint ballot. The
House and Senate both adjourned this
morning when the announcement Of the
death was made. .'Ff
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Tnr New York Erening Post supported
Cleveland, but It means to draw the line
somewhere, and It makes haste to draw on
Germans man Higgins. The Post goes so
far as TO demand the dismissal Of the only
Higgins. What! is the President to kick
Senator German down the exceeding high
and steep stairs Of his official favor? The
Mugwumps were much to Cleveland, but
(;ormnn wns more.
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.AyENGED;

Or the Gum chewers at the Riuk-A Novel.
\ cite In One Chapter.
speeia, Dispa,ea 70 the intelligence.
srRuBESynLE, March 2O.-A new craze
has invaded the skating rinks here, that
Of gum chewing. One drug store is re-
ported to have sold 50 20 worth in one day,
and 1t is said fifty girls were at the rinks
last night, with their mouths masticating
the tolu. a-
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SUSPECTED as Much.

wAsuISoToS, March so,-There Is no
foundation for the statement that Presl'
dent Cleveland has requested Minister
Morton to remain at Paris.
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iVn,n,t He sen rnhn.la

CtEvEaxp, o., March 2N.-Robert
Mcclure, of Troy, Ohio, was arrested to.
night at Quincy, Tor hntss stealing. Alter
being placed in jail he shot himself In the
head with Q pistol.
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NILLER's POSITION.

On the whole, your correspondent was
well pleased with the new Secretary, even
II he did not appoint Mr.. Thompson. He
talked earnestly, and doubtless honestly,
and will no doubt make q good Secretary
Apropos 10 the above interview, Mr..
Miller, the new Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, said to-day that he was not un-
friendly disposed toward thewhiSky trade,
and did not propose to introduce any
in the of!ico that atwould disturb any patron
Of the Government, and that he intended
10 deal fairly with all the interests. He
was told yesterday thas "the Courier; Jour
nal had made q malignant attaekupon his
appointment" and was somewhat dis.
tarbed until he found that 1t was untrue.
Your correspondent also paid his re.
spects to-day to that much abused Demo.
crat, Mr.. Eugene Higgins, the newly made
Appointment Clerk in the Treasury De-
partment. He looks all right and talks
better. There Is not much prospect that
the Mugwumps will force him to resigns or
compel the Secretary to remove him. The
bulIdozing days Of the Republicans are
ahnnt over. -
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hard on the snllIrnn school.

BosToN, March 2O.-The Governor to-
day signed a bill which provides that no
liquor shall be sold except by lnn.holdels
70 registered guests between II A. N. and
GEN, -. .. ~ .
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warrant

prvop SAYS that Carl schurz is being
.,sbe1 for the New York postotIice. Why
5o"snt Io' that distinguished looter tackle
.nmn.hing Of his sizeY
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DuRuAM's APPOINTMENT:


Mr.. Manning left the question by asking
Il the appointment Of Mr.. Durham would
give satisfaction in Kentucky, and in
quired prticularly about air. Durham and
his antecedcntss sand was pleased with the
favorable answers Of your correspondent,
/ asked the Secretary II tho appointment
Of Mr.. Durham would not injure the pros.
poets Of Phil. Thompson for good posi-
lion, He replied, "Not in the least"
The Secretary was next asked about the
report that he intended to make large
reduction OF the force in the Treasury De-
partment, andhe replied TO this by Saying:
"I can only say To this thatit is my III
tention to conduct my office upon strict
business principles. The Treasury De.
partment Is big business institution, and
/ shalt try and manage it as l would my
own private business. In doing this l
shall, Of course, keep no more persons
employed than | lave need Of their ser
vices. How much ! shall reduce the
present force cannot say until l find out
what Is necessary. We shall 60 slow and
sure in this respect, SO as not to cripple
the work Of the Department In any Of its
branches" a..
"But, Mr.. Manning, you have some ras-
Gals in here who have been fighting ns
Democrats for twenty years. They should
be made TO walk the plank.
The Secretary smiled at this, and said (:
'Neyer fear; I shall find them out in
time. I am a little surprised In this con.
nection at the number Of Democratic Con.
gressmen beseeching me to keep this and
that person. ~.
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TnoMPsoN-aflLLER.
The Free Trade Side seems to be Very Much
Modified.

T.ha Fraa Trnfla SIdn Ssana To he Very Much
-"' : ~ ~ Mo,,,ti.d. ' =
,ta.oh oo = Aoo,.asno,dant
Aoo'aSiL1h, Hiai'" ~. q sotte1t0--ss''
OF the Colrier-.J0aradt telegfaphs from
Washington as follows: Secretary Man
r;re today erantad vopr. correspondent a
a,s -. i,.o-,.;or, T., .oio.;on ~ tho
nan an hour i4set'iem ~ to'es'gn =, ~ s.o
appointment OF ar. ailitef as tofnmls-
sioner OF Internal Revenue, and other i'm
portant public matters connected with the
Treasury Department. The Secretary ex-
pressed his views fully and frankly upon
recent events, and while he said some
things which can not properly be used
without abetrayalto some extent Of con-
fidence, yet he spoke OF other matters
which can properly be made public. ~
nrsI calen tae atlenoa 81 ,aa .as estfsS o, fsa,y
Wasbinpton 10 western newspaper:
Operating against Thompson, TOO, was
a well-grounded report that Secretary
Manning may review ana mouily, u not
entirely annnl, tMe regulations issueu ~
Secretary McCullocll, which give tne
WHISKY ttaue seseh auult,ohat tnohelis ,tuL ~
which to pay taxes already past due. IN
this view ot a possible contingency, secre-
tary Manning ieit ne would pe ,ilt,1ii em1ar;
r:lsssed with Mr.. thompson AZ the heaa oI q.
the Revenue Bureau, ior the reason that
he was one Of the instrumentaiities opef-
atihg toprevall upon Secretary Mconl!och
TO- issue the regulations which may pe
raised" 80 ~
In answer to this the secretary sad:
NOT sLArrING CARLISLE IN THE FACE.
"Therai Ia absolutely nothing In that re.
-. "a l. ,;l.a Voc. ,,oa, - s,nif tbat
port. ~ 10 iiAe " s'eat ue'a - esul 80 .l.s
has been sent from here IN cohhecaoh
with the contest for that Office, and an at
temns has been made by a few persons to
- - 4,,o ;,.n,a..ion thot tbe annoint.
cfeaee .iie itnpees'on aip'n sn", snV %ppg St cas
r..
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The PAGER, Fredericks, record 2.27!, and
the trotter. Harry spaulding, record 2.42,
have arrived NJ steubenville. They arc
in charge Of OF. Eisman, who will put
them in training ut the Hill Top Driving
Park rs soon as the weather onefls.
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Ingle Atha, a young lad OF Ritchie
county, about six weeks ago ran an awl
into his leg. The wound apparently healed
up, but a short time ago, broke out
afresh, and blood poisoning setin. The
result was fatal i-f..I4. l'f5
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-22

If our Humboldt or Moran or La
Harpe friends really insist on it, lola
is perfectly willing to test the senti-
ment Of the people on the county seat
question. Only let them go about it
decently and in order. They say we
need a new court house. Let them
vote the bonds for one. Then let them
get two-thirds of the tax payers to sign
a petition asking that an election be
called to remove the county seat from
lola to one designated place. Then if
hree.ffths of the voting tax payers of
the county want il removed, lola will
cheerfully assent. Vote bonds for the
new buildings first, then let the people
of the county say where they want
them located.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Mary Dickerson fell asleep in
Christ at the residence of her son-in-
law, Mr.. J. P. Dickey, on the sth inst.
She was born in Conn. in 1900. She
moved to Perry. N. Y, and was mar
ried in 1922 to Mr.. John Dickerson,
who passed on befope her i9fS7S. Most
of her life she spent az an earnest
worker in the II. E. Church. She
came to Geneva with Eer husband in
1855. Since khe death of her husband
she has resided witt her children, four
of whom mourn her departure, yet re-
joice that she is fee from pain and in-
tense suffering She was struck with
paralysis overifour months ago in her
left limb. Dnring her long and weary
illness she was always cheerful and
full of hope in Christ. A loving moth
er never had kinder treatment than
she received from her devoted and
faithful children. The last three years
of her life she was a devoted member
of the Presbyterian church of this
place.
The funeral services were at Mr..
Dickey's, conducted by her pastor, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Reed, of Neosho
Falls. A large concourse of friends
her remains to the grave.
Few leave this world so beloved by all
whom they meet. Though no longer
with us in body, her life formed an
example, following which we all may
profit. HER PASTOR.
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COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS.
What is Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
of the Week.
Golden Valley aleanings.

Afessrs. Edifors:-We had some fine weather
last week and it made the farmers feel good,
but it rained and made the ground very wet.
Mr.. 7. Richeson was up from SarOnburg last
week.
A sister of Mr.. J. o. Eagle is visiting him
from New York State.
Some of the farmers have planted corn, but
those who planted first have to plant over again.
Some of the farmers are done planting corn
and are blowing.
Mr.. j. I.aury finished sowing his flax last
week.
see The Town Tramp is back again.
thought he was gone for good.
There will be preaching in two weeks from
last Sabbath at Golden Valley, and also at In
dependence.
Mrs. q. Laury was quite sick last week.
Mr.. sylvester said he wished il would rain,
it would help the fax So" But guess he has
had enough. But tell you. farmers, we have
to take it as it comes IL it is till next summer.
IL. U. AND W.
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FROM THE MOUNTAINS.

For many years l have been troub-
led with scrofulous affection. My
right leg was covered with sores from
the hip to the ankle-some of them
large and painful. running a great deal.
I tried everything 1 could think of or
friends could suggest. The physicians
did what they could, but bro1ght no
permanent relief. My case was well
known in this community, as well as
the fearful sufferings 1 endured. Last
fall, at the suggestion of a friend, be-
gan the use of Swift's Specific. Itpro-
duced a change so apparent that it as
tonished everybody, as one ulcer after
another disappeared, and none were
more astonished than myself. Six bot
ties produced an entire cure. My res
toration is due entirely to this medi-
cine. 1t is the best blood purifier in
the world, and will come nearer doing
what is claimed by it than any medi-
cine I have ever tried.
J. NJ. WATKINS.
Jasper, Ca, March IL, 'S5.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3
Atlanta Ga.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-22

WE hope the Board of County Com.
missioners will carefully read the ex.
pressions of opinions in this issue
Previous to sending them our letter
we had not talked with a single one OF
the men whose views are expressed,
and selected them, not because they
were known to be favorable to the
proposition, but because they were
representative men who would be like
ly to express the average sentiment OF
the neighborhood in which they lived.
The result will certainly convince the
Board that in calling an election, upon
presentation of the proper petition,
and doing all they can to secure new
buildings, they will only be carrying
out che wishes of the people.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-22

Laurence Gazette Hon. NELSON
F. ACERs, of lola, has received the APP
pointment of internal Revenue Col
lector for Kansas, vice Hon. John C..
Carpenter, suspended. A more worthy
appointment could not have been
made. Mr.. Acers is one of the most
popular Democrats in the State, and
his appointment will be heartily ap-
proved by the party generally. He
will make an efficient and faithful
public officer and will be a credit to
the democracy of the state. The Gu
zette takes this occasion to congratu-
late him and to wish for his admins
tration the fullest measure of success.
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Neosho Valley Notes.

Lydia Cleaver spent several days with friends
In Humboldt recently.
Ben Jarrett Sundayed with relatives south of
Humboldt.
LATE and Aaron Smith, relatives of Mrs. ia
coby, of Franklin county, are calling on
friends here.
Mrs. n. Hankins and Olive, accompanied by
the smaller members of the family, are visiting
in Frcdonia
During the progress Of the storm last Friday
afternoon, Il. NJ. Pur,lom's hen house was bad
ly shattered by lightning, one or two chickens
were killed and number of others crazed by
the shock.
We learn that Josh Butler has bought the
Thrasher farm just west of the lake crossing.
Price paid, $1,000.
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Salem. Sentences

Mr.. Doudney was visiting his daughter Mrs
Ed. Chatfield the first of the week
Mr.. FIynn's new barn was blown down last
Saturday evening.
Rev. Means will preach at Salem next Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mr.. I. j. Porter is still very sick.
There was to have been a party at Mr..
Holmes last Saturday night, but we guess il
must have been drowned out.
Farmers are beginning to think that they
never will get in their crops Most ofthem are
grumbling and worrying about it; we would
like to know what good it does to worry IL
won't make things any better and does ones
self great deal of harm.
We are decidedly in favor of building rev
court house. A new one will have to be built
in few yeare anyhow, and they might as well
take the money that would be used for repairs
on the old one put some more with it and build
new one and be through with it. 1t certainly
wont cost any more now than it will at some
future time. We are not in favor of its being
anywhere else. 1t is better at lola than it
would be at either Humboldt or Moran.
PHIL FARLEY.
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THE ONLY QUESTION.

AS will be seen by the letters pub
lished on our outside pages, there are
two objections urged against erecting
new county buildings. One is that
the old ones will last some time yet
without further repairs, and the other
is that when built the location of the
county seat should be changed.
In the face of the positive orders of
the County Attorney, the District
Judge and the Grand Jury, and of the
opinion of the County Commissioners
and all the architects who have made
an examination, the first of these OBJ
jections scarcely deserves mention.
The old ones witL not serve without
immediate and expensive repairs.
That fact must be admitted.
The second objection, raises false
issue. It makes this sectional ques-
ton, when it Is not such an one by any
means. 1t Is not a question of favor
ing lola or Moran or Humboldt or La
Harpe. 1t is a question as to what
would be true economy for the whole
county. The REGISTER recognizes of
course, that the erection of new county
buildings here will be of some benefit
to Lola, but We are not agitating this
question for the sake of lola alone. II
the old buildings would last another
year, or five years longer without ex-I
pensive repairs, not single citizen Of
lola would lift his voice In favor Of
new ones. Bat when we sreconfront-
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These are solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Elec-
tric Bitters. Inactivity of the liver
biliousness, jaundice, constipation
weak kidneys, or any disease of the
urinary organs, or whoever requires
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant
will always find Electric Bitters the
only certain cure known. They act
surely and quickly, every bottle guar
anteed 10 give satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at 50 cents a bottle by
Goodhue & Evans, successors to w. j.
Evans.