The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-03

A SPECIAL from, Rome to the Freemdn's
Journal, of Dublin, states that the Rev.
DIR. Walsh, President of Maynooth Col
lege, has been appointed by the Pope as
Archbishop of Dublin, to succeed the late
Cardinal Archbishop McCabe.
The Irish Artisans Exhibit was formally
opeued at Dublin on the oath with appro-
pirate ceremonies. There was q large at
tendance.
SIGNoR DEPRETIs recently announced in
the Italian Chamber of Deputies that he
had been charged by King Humbert to
form a cabinet. He stated that Count
Cadorna would be foreign minister.
THE yacht pilot reports having fallen in
with the schooner Peter Schultz on the 23d,
twelve miles outside of Cape Henry. She
was towed ten miles outside of Chesapeake
Bay. The Peter Schultz was bound from
Mobile to Philadelphia, and her captain and
mate were down with yellow fever.
JAMES A. DANLEY, already arrested for
alleged swindling to the amount of $4,000
by issuing fictitious notes, was arrested
again on the 9th. 1t was claimed that his
operations have been going on for five
years and will reach $4,000. Danley had
the confidence of the community.
THE fisheries treaty with Canada has
been extended another year, temporarily.
The whole question is to come before Con-
gress in December.
THE German Bundesath has rejected
Prince Bismarck's proposal to tax the bar
rels in which American petroleum is inn
ported as articles of coopers' work. The
TO- lar ha
cost of petroleum.
c. w. Buck, recently appointed Minis
ter to Peru, arrived Mt Lima on the 18th in
time to take charge of the remains of the
late Minister Phelps.
ACCOUNTS received from Tonquir show
that the ravages of disease among the
French troops there are simply appalling.
Three thousand invalid soldiers have been
sent homs, and three hundred more are
down with disease and await transporta-
ton. The deaths among troops are from
fifteen TO twenty daily.
SEVERAL slight shocks Of earthquake
were felt on the 18th at Inverness-shire,
Scotland.
The Jeuish Chronicle says the elevation
of Sir Nathaniel de Rothschild to the peer
age sheds luster upon the entire Jewish
community. The creation of the first jew
ish peer ic one of the most significant acts
of Mr.. Gladstone.
The American Bell Telephone Company
recently declared an extra cash dividend
of two per cent, payable with the regular
quarterly dividend of three per cent.
Ex-UNrTED STATES MINISTER PHELPS
died from fever contracted while on a
pleasure trip to Oroya, Peru.
The Pacific Mail steamship City of
Toxic was reported stranded at Yokohama,
Japan, recently. Her cargo was consider
ably damaged.
The French Chamber of Deputies has
adopted a bill to authorize the issue Of
bonds to the amount of $40 ,000, 900 francs TO
improve schools and parish roads.
The chinch bugs, which played havoc
with the corn crop in Illinois four years
ago, are appearing in some localities near
Centralia, and farmers fear that the grow
ing corn, which is looking well, will again
fall prey a to the pests.
The Republic, of Madrid, recently allud-
ing to the revolution, says that few days
ago it was probable, to-day it is certain.
PRINCE BISMARCK has ordered the prep
aration of plans for a canal to connect the
Rhine and Ems Rivers.
IT is denied in Vienna that Austria has
declined to receive Mr.. Kelley as American
| Minister. President Cleveland has not
asked whether Mr.. Kelley would be accept
able to the Austrian Government, but it is
believed the President has reconsidered the
nomination unprompted.
THE British Admiralty has ordered a
! quantity of torpedoes known as the Eric
son Destroyers."
| The business failures for the week
ended June p were: In the United States,
1S6: in Canada, 10: total of 2O5, as COM
pared with 226 the week previous.
A VIOLENT earthquake was felt in the
Department du Nord, France, on the Goth.
! The damage was slight.
HENRI RoCHEFoRT has received confirm
alton of the report that Olivier Pain died
of fever while in the camp of Ell Mahdi,
where he was said to have been held pris-
| oner.
THE late Prince Frederick Charles, OF
Germany, left no will.
THE Japanese residents of Vienna are
building Buddhist temple.
IT was reported at Suakim that the garri'
son of KassaIa and the rebels had frater.
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