The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-02-19
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derby element and succeeded in arresting
the chief persons engaged in the disorders.
AHrER quite long illness General w. r
Rowley died at the residence Of his daugh-
ter, Mn. J. C. Glenat, Chicago, ON the 9th.
He became widely known ON account of his
position - secretary to General Grant,
with the rank of Brigadier General, during
the last years Of the war.
E. +. LANE, ex-American Consul st Tun-
stall, Eng, was presented with silver tee
and coffee service by the citisens Of Stat
fordshire the other day.
STRIKING hosiery operatives at Leicester,
Eng, recently paraded and wound up by
smashing the windows of the mill.
ALARMING rumors were prevalent in Lon
don, ON the 10th, of huge mob marching
up from Deptford, sacking stores and Gre
atipg havoc everywhere. Police were hur.
ried to the bridges and other tboroughfares,
but it was found that the mob was an inn
aginary ono and the whole story . great
hoax.
8. 8. Cox. United States Minister at Con-
stantinople, has obtained a furlough on &C
count Of poor health and has gone to
Egypt.
The Servian Government has ordered
the inhabitants of the parishes through
which the Servian army marches to place
supplies of grain at the disposal Of the
troops.
The Marquis of Lorne has accepted the
position of honorary commissioner for Can
ada at the coming colonial exhibition; also
the Presidency Of the Canadian Commits
sion.
WILLIAM e. FORSTER, Liberal member OF
Parliament for Bradford, and ex- Chief Sec
rotary for Ireland, who for some time has
been confined to his room by serious illness,
suffered relapse recently, and was re-
ported sinking rapidly.
A LETTER has been received from Vene-
xuela, reporting the presence of Gen. Puildo
at the estate of Senior Barinas, at the head
Of z, 500 men. He is endeavoring to incite
Q revolution.
TIE exports of breadstuffs during the
seven months ended January 81 were $62, :
O6,O47, as against s97, So, go in the same
time last year,
CAPTAIN SARAuED was found guilty in
Leipzig, Germany, recently, of having fur
nished plans of German Notifications to
the French military authorities aud was
sentenced to twelve years penal servitude.
Tue Earl of Aberdeen, the new Lord
Chief Secretary, were sworn in at Dublin
on the 10th.
Tine reports that King Milan, of Scrvia,
had decided to disband his troops have not
been confirmed.
COLONEL HERBrNaEH has been acquitted
of all blame for the disaster to the French
troops at Lang Son during the Tonquin
war.
THE thirteenth anniversary Of the found
ing of the Spanish republic was observed
in Madrid on the 18th with numerous ban
quets, which were conducted in an orderly
manner.
Mr.. EpouARD HOWE, the publicist, and
N. Leon Say, the political economist, an6
M. lie Comte de Liste, the poet, have beer
elected members of the French Academy OF
Sciences.
A NUMBER of Englishmen, Irishmen an6
Scotchmen favorable to Irish home rul
met in London the other night and wer
addressed by Lord Asburnham, JOSEF
Cowen and Justin McCasthy. Resolution
were adopted favoring home rule and til.
establishment of British home rule asso
citation.
IT was reported at Liverpool on the l2ti
that q large firm engaged in the cottoi
trade had failed.
The Crawford divorce suit in London
involving the scandal affecting Sir c. "
Dixie, ended by the divorce being granted
without evidence being offered of the al
legged completely of Dixie in Mrs. Craw
ford's adultery.
BUSINESS failures for the seven day.
ended February II reported to Il. G.. Dun
& Co., numbered for the United States
23S; Canada, 81. Business casualties con
tinued very numerous in tho Western ant
Southern States and in Canada.
DURING the deep fog of the 1ltb, tn,
Austrian bark Kraljevka, from Marseilles
France, struck on Barnegat shoals, nea
Philadelphia. The life-savinS crew o
Barnegat ststion went to her assistance
when their boat was swamped and three o
the men were drowned. The crew of the
bark, fearing that the life guards would b,
unable to save them, had left the vessel i,
their own boat. It capsized and sunk and
eight of the crew were lost
The number of silver dollars in circule
ton July 81, 1885, was 81 ,2S4 1873; December
81, 52.54l ,57l, and February 10, 81, 7sl, $40.
THE LATEST.
SINCE the recent riots in London the Rus
eli Eo~orDvuout hoe ,.ouo1vod