The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-03

TIE fact that Russians in Bulgaria have
been placed under French protection 10 r.
garded In European capitals ~ signifying
that the triple alliance 10 dead. It 10 ~.
| serted that Count Kalnoky's second de-
cisive statement concerning the close ma
ture Of the Austria German alliance was
directly suggested BY Prince Bismarck - .
hint to Russia.
KING OTro, Of Bavaria, having some
what recovered from his attack of mania,
was recently permitted to walk outside the
park of Schloss Furstenreid, attended only
BY Captain Schutsart when he insisted
upon throwing himself on his knees in the
roadway, crying that he was In Paradise
and that he would never return to Fur
stenreid. It cost . painful struggle and .
resort to force to get him safely back to
the schloss. He IL now absolutely forbid
den to 60 outside the grounds.
The Austrian Government has issued
an order prohibiting the playing of poker.
PRINCESS BEATRICE, wife of Prince Henry,
of Battenberg, and youngest daughter OF
Queen Victoria, has given birth to son.
A GENERAL revolt Of the natives against
the Portuguese is reported In Southeast
Africa.
Tar Shans of Burmah are organizing to
offer desperate resistance to the British il
they attempt to seize the ruby mines in the
Shan country.
SMALLPOX is spreading rapidly in Upper
Austria. A dozen villages are already in
fected and five or six deaths are reported
daily.
AUSTRIA has commenced to issue money
orders to England and the British colonies
in sums of 200 forms and under.
The Cuban cigar manufacturers have
again suspended work owing to new de-
mands ON the part of the operatives.
A DISPATCH from Darlington, N. g., says
the British steamer Sulina, Captain Pot
ter, from Antwerp November 4, for Boston,
is ashore at Cape Sable.
The London city companies have resolved
to sell their lands in the North Of lrela nd
on easy terms to tenants.
VERDICT has been rendered in favor of
Lord Coleridge in the libel suit brought
against him by his son-in-law, Mr.. Adams.
FIVE additional regiments have been or.
dered to Burmah.
A RECENT dispatch from Aleppo, in
Asiatic Turkey, says that an Armenian
had fired q revolver at Djemil, the Gov
ernor of that city and that the Governor
had disarmed and arrested his sssailant.
The Dominion Oil Company's works, at
Montreal. were burned the other night.
Loss, $4,000; insured.
The German Reichstag was opened on
the 25th
TIE new Peruvian cabinet formed by
Doctor Pedro q Del Sofa Is as follows:
President of the Council of Ministers, Pc.
dro Del Sofa; Minister of Justice, Clip
riano c. Zegarra; Minister of Foreign AT.
fairs, Cesaro Chacaltara; Minister of the
Exchequer, Manuel Grigoren; Minister Of
War, Rufino Torrico.
The failure of Theodore Kreiger, the
banker of Breslau, Germany, has involved
many small shopkeepers and workmen.
His deficit amounts to SOC, 900 marks and
assets to 900 marks. Kreiger has been ar
rested. He lost in speculation.
The Fremdenblatt and Neue Freie Presse, of
Vienna, deny that an offensive and de-
fensive alliance has been concluded be-
tween Austria and England.
IN the Dublin municipal elections on the
25th Messrs. Sexton and Gill were chosen
members of the council. Mr.. Clancy was
defeated by Mr.. DOran, the Nationalist
Priests nominee. In the Royal Exchange
ward Nationalist ousted a Liberal Union.
list. In the other wards there was no
change. In Cork the Nationalists gained
three seats, the Conservatives losing one
and the Liberals two.
HON. j. B. BALFoUR, Secretary OF State
for Scotland, has been elected Rector of
st. Andrews University.
THE business failures of the week ended
November % numbered ZIG, as against 249
the previous week.
John Dillon, the Irish agitator. to answer
for his alleged incendiary utterances.
The English Post-office Department hav.
ing decided that United States postal cards
addressed by a label machine can not be
delivered i'm that country. the Postmaster
General will request tho British postal au-
thorities to reconsider their decision. The
postal treaty provides that nothing shall
be attached to postal cards except
stamp.
The loss of the bark Sarah Anderson
while on a voyage from Coquimbo for Eng
land has been confirmed by advices re-
ceived at Valparaiso. The captain, his wife
and all the crew were lost.
NINE. PAULINE LrCcA, the prima donna,
il seriously ill at Vienna.