The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-26
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ABE and Ike Buzzard, the notorious
Pennsylvania desperadoes, pleaded guilty
recently in Lancaster, Pa. OF jail break
ing. Sentence was deferred.
The adherents of Rev. NJ. NJ. Mangas.
arin, Presbyterian minister of Pbiladel.
phia, have applied for Incorporation as
"The Independent Christian Church of
Philadelphia" 1t is to be q free and non.
sectarian body.
The striking Pittsburgh (Pa.) nailers
have issued a circular calling on all mem.
bers of trades unions to boycott manufac-
turers employing nom union men.
SIX local iobbers in certain brands of
tobacco were arrested and fined in New
Haven, Conn.,, recently, for selling goods
under the lottery and prize schemes.
The autopsy of the brain of Mccullough,
the actor, at Philadelphia, proved the cor
rectness of the diagnosis of DR.. Engel, the
attendant physician. All parties were sat.
isfied and the tomb was closed.
JOSEPH DION, the billiard player, has
benn taken to Bellevue Hospital, New
York, and placed in the insane ward. DR..
George Cliff, ander whose treatment he
has been since his return from Woodberry.
L. l., few weeks ago, says that he is in
sane. The cause was thought to be in
temperance.
MRS. LOUD was granted a divorce from
her husband, the State street, Boston,
banker, on the ground of cruel treatment.
The Grand Jury of Monmouth, N. j.. re-
Gently found fifty three indictments against
persons who sold pools last summer on the
races at Monmouth Park, and Philip Daley
was fined $3.50 and costs. which he paid.
The same penalty would be inflicted in the
other cases. 's.t-MszA sss.xs .,.zs
GorrLIEB VARrz, aged thirty weight, a
workman in the Empire Brewery in IVES.
Tenth street, New York, fell into a vat
OF boiling malt the other afternoon and
was scalded to death.
DR.. WILLIAM FRoTHINGHAM, a promi.
nent New York physician, killed himself
recently by shooting himself through the
head. 1t was not known whether it was
an accident or suicide.
AT New York, the other afternoon, the
front wall of Isaac's plaster mill, No. ess
Hume street. destroyed by fire on the
morning of November IL. was seen to tot
ter, and a second later it fell outward with
a terrible crash. Five workmen were bur-
led in the ruins and very seriously injured.
CHARLES MCLEAN and Patrick BOYLE,
both of whom were burned at the fire at
the works of the Philadelphia Lubric Com
pany, died from their injuries.
THE notorious Pastor Downs, of the
Bowdoin Square Church, Boston, has been
dismissed and barred out of the building.
His adherents formed a new organization.
The Associated Cutlery Manufacturers
OF the United States met at New York on
the Goth. Resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against foreign competition and
undervaluation.
RABBI B. NJ. BROWNE, of New York, re.
Gently denounced the action Of the Pitts.
turgh Hebrew convention. He said it in
no way represented the Jews and that its
main purpose was to remove the funda.
mental teuets of the Mosaic law, circum.
cision, the Sabbath and the Bible.
BENJAMIN h. LoSGNKcKER, Director OF
the Poor Of Lancaster County, Pa, who
embexzled 5000 ard disappeared last
March, has been found dead in Los Angeles,
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