The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04
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Education, sent his resignation to the
President on the 25th.
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The other night three men, James Nc
Granor, Campbell and Billy Piper were
lying in a drunken stupor in a shanty at
Sabula, near Dubois. Pa, when one of the
men in some manner knocked over the
lamp. The shanty was soon in flames.
Piper escaped, but the other two were
burned to death.
TIE print cloth sales at Fall River,
Mass. for the week ended November q ag-
gregated COS, 900 pieces, the largest weekly
sale ever made in that city. This incurs
continued running of the mills during the
winter.
The jury in the case OF Colonel Archi-
bald Blakely, charged with being access
sorry to the murder of Obadiah Haymaker
at the memorable Murraysville (Pa.) nat
nral gas well riot, of November 20, 1888, re-
turned a verdict of acquittal, the result &C.
casioning much surprise.
The new steel cruisers Boston and At
ianta will he ready to receive their crews
about March next, and the Chicago will
be launched at Chester early in December.
THOMAS A. DOYLE has been reelected
Mayor of Providence, r. l., by 2,946 ma
jority over Asa Lyman, Prohibitionist.
The Republicans had no candidate. Lii
cense secured S2G majority.
JOE EMMETT, the actor, was recently
taken from the st. James Hotel, New
York, to Bellevue Hospital, suffering from
.lelirium tremens.
SERIOUS breaks in the ranks of the strik-
ing miners are reported at Pit; sturgh. Pa.
Two mines in the second pool and three in
the fourth pool have resumed work. In
several other mines preparations for an
early presumption were being made.
Four children were killed under the
ruins OF a one-story rookery which fell at
Jersey City, N. j., recently. A man and
woman and two or three other children
were injured. The owner Of the building
was arrested for manslaughter.
HENRY N. SMITH, the New York broker
who failed some time ago, has filed his
schedule. His liabilities are stated to be
81 ,350, 4c3; nominal assets, $609, lis; actual
nssets, so, 935. Among his creditors are
William Heath & Co., also insolvent, ST.
stated. and Woerisboffer & Co., Sill, 800.
ALEXANDER SWEENEY, convicted OF the
murder of night Waterman in New York
last April. was sentenced to be hanged
January 10 next.
IT was believed that the barge Cornelius
Grinnell went down in the recent gale near
New York and that her crew of three men
persisted. She was in tow of tug but
broke away in the gale.
AT q meeting of the directors of the
Kelly Motor Association in Philadelphia,
recently, it was said that the discoveries
would be submitted to a committee for ex.
animation.
GEORGE EVERETT, a retired Boston mer.
chant, committed suicide in Concord,
Mass. recently. by inhaling chloroform.
No cause was known.
EVACUATION day was celebrated in New
York City on the 25th by the hosting of
Gags on the public buildings, the battery
and the old fort in Central Park.
A DISPATCH from Boston of the 9th
SAYS: The storm which has ragged for sew
eral days subsidized yesterday. At Crescent
Beach the principal hotel was almost COM
pletely demolished. Bath houses without
number were carried away. The rain
changed to snow, aud the fall in Vermont
and New Hampshire was very heavy,
varying in depth from one to two and one
half feet.
QUITE a number of men were badly hurt
in riot at Neil's coal mines, near Pitts.
burgh, Pa, on the morning of the eth,
growing out Of the strike in the fourth pool.
The Albany IN. W Supreme Court hiss
refused to set aside the injunction granted
in Syracuse preventing the sale of the West
Shore Road to the New York Central.
TIE WEST.
OK examination of the books Of the late
Miles A. Parker, Treasurer of Alexander
County, H., a deficit of s, 400 was discov-
cred. His bondsmen, eight in number,
will be called upon to make good the
amount.
STATE Veterinary Surgeon Stalker, of
Iowa, who has been delegated by the Bu-
reau OF Animal Industry to visit all Sec
tions Of Colorado and investigate the dis
ease caused by poisonous heritage among
cattle, has left for Denver.
The Minneapolis Touring mills exten.
sively shut down on the 18th, the mills be-
ing only worked to one-half their capac.
ity.
COLONEL THOMAS SAILOR, ex-postmas-
ter at East Saginaw, Mich, was arraigned
In the United States Court recently
charged with having put in false vouchers
for rent, $1,000 in. excess of the true
amount His successor, William G. Gage,
was also accused of a similar offense.
VICE PRESIDENT THOMAS A. HExDRlcKs
died suddenly at Indianapolis ct five
O'Clock In the afternoon of the 18Th. He
had been feeling unwell, but his death was
quite sudden, no one being in the room at
the time. It was known to himself and near
friends that he was suffering from heart
disease and that he was physically frail,
and therefore his sudden death was NOT ii.
together unexpected. He was born near
GAINESVILLE. O., September Z. 1919.
TEE monthly meeting OF the Western
Export Association was held 1t Cincinnati
ON the 2&th. The December price Of whisky
vas fixed at $1.08. The production was
Adered 70 be the same - in Noyemba.