The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-02-12

An American named 1hielemann has
been readmitted to Prussian c.ti:enstip Ct
Petersburg.
ArLyons, France, recently, man named
Tony Guignas, becoming enraged at the re.
fusal Of girl to live with him, shot her
and was pursued by q crowd. He fred sew
eral shots at his pursuers and wounded two
firemen, two soldiers and . civilian. The
girl and the Eve men whom he shot were
all severely wounded. Guignas was finally
captured.
The huge block Of buildings in Manches.
ter, Eng, occupied by Hamilton & Co.,
Potter & Co. and Polk & Co., was recently
Quilted by fire. The loss exceeded $500, 900.
The French Government has appointed .
permanent commissioner to examine into
the questions in relation to the monetary
standard at home and abroad.
The new Gladstone ministry was Official
" announced on the evening Of the Sd, az
follows: Prime Minister and First Lord of
the Treasury, W. e. Gladstone; Lord High
Chancellor, Sir Farrar Herschell, Q. c.;
Lord President of the Council, Earl Spen-
Ger; Secretary of the Home Department,
Hugh c. H. Childers; Secretary of Foreign
Affairs, Earl Roseberry; Secretary of the
Colonial Department, Earl Granville; Sec
rotary for India, Earl Kimberly; Secretary
for War, C. Bannerman; Chancellor of the
Exchequer, Sir W. v. Harcourt; First Lord
of the Admiralty, Marquis of Ripon; Presi-
dent Of the Local Government Board,
Joseph Chamberlain; Secretary of State
for Scotland Ia new ofiice), Gecrge P. Trev-
elyan; President of the Board of Trade,
Anthony John Mundell; Chief Secretary
for Ireland, John Morley; Lord High
Steward of Her Majesty's Household, Earl
Sydney; Secretary to the Treasury, Arnold
Morley; Attorney General, Charles S.us-
soil, &C.
THE Greek Government, replying to tho
second note from the Powers, says it con-
sidered any obstacle offered to the free dis
posal of the Hellenic forces incompatible
with Greek independence and therefore de-
clined responsibility for an eventual con-
fiict
The German Bark Unkel Braesig, from
Galveston for Queenstown, foundered at
sea on the Goth ult
GIRoD and Renaud, the French aeronauts,
who were supposed to have persisted at sea,
were rescued.
RECENT advices from Mandalay say that
the Decoits have had several ngagements
encounter the Decoits were defeated with
heavy loss The officials of Mandalay be-
lieved that order would soon be completely
restored throughout Burmah.
Two armed Carlist recruiting agents have
been arrested at Valencia.
THE Porte supports the demand of Bull
garia for a war indemnity from Servia.
NINE. GERsrER, the prima donna, was re-
ported very sick in London.
The Spanish Cabinet has abolished the
privileges of Jesuit and religious schools
and restored the state supervision of edu-
cation.
MANY persons were driven out of their
houses at Belleville, Ont, recently by an
overflow of the MORA river, caused by an
ice gorge.
In the French Chamber of Deputies on the
4th, during the debate of the motion to dis
pose of the crown diamonds by sale, the
Comte L'Anjuinaise, speaking in oppose
ton to the motion, predicted the over
throw of the Republic. Instantly the Cham
Der was thrown into a state of chaos and
the air was fiSed with bowls and groans.
The st. Quentin (France) strikers re-
Gently attempted to hold a meeting, but
were prohibited by the town officials. In
revenge they broke in the windows of the
factories and of the residences of the mama
gers.
LORD SALISBURY, replying to an address
OF English laboring men recently, said the
laboring question was of more importance
than the Irish question. He denounced
foreign governments who paid bounties to
particular industries, saying it was false
and vicious economy.
VEREscnAGIN, the Austrian artist, in .
letter to the Viennese editors, says he pos
sesses proof that there is a letter in the
hands of the police showing completely on
the part of the bighestpersonages in Vienna
in egging on the wretches who threw vitrol
on his pictures.
PRINCE BISMARCK has ordered the haul
ing down of the German flag on the islands
of the Caroline group occupied by the Ger
mans previous to the decision of the Pope
The notorious Russian Nihilist Isanoff
has been capturyl. The men who tracked
him have been rewarded with 1900 roubles.
CABLE orders have been received in Win
nipeg, Man., to begin the construction Of
t4e Hudson Bay railroad frDn Winnipeg to
Fort Churchill.
TIE business failures for the seven days
ended the 18th numbered: For the United
St~tes, 253; for Canada, "a; total, 2S7; as
against 2S9 the week previous.
THE LATEST.
The London Economist disapproves Of en-