The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-09-03

fOCLeT ana Ouuy COunuleS, ~. L. fOCJer
was almost barren waste and Sully was
badly burned. There was no way of estim-
ating the damage.
THE SOUTH.
GEORGE RTTLEDGE, a lawyer, is in Jail at
Baltimore for defrauding Government
pensioners.
THOMAS d. JOHNSON has been renomi-
mated for Congress by reclamation by the
Democrats of the Ninth North Carolina
district.
THE rear car of Gulf. Colorado & Santa
Fe train jumped the track OH an embanE1-
ment near Brennan, Tex, recently. One
lady was killed and about ten persons in
jured-
CAPTAIN WILLIAM MOORE, with his wife
and five children, Of DENNIS Bridge, and
Dolph Moore, with his wife and three chill
dren. of Elliot. Tex, were drowned in the
late storm.
L. s. MOORE has been nominated for Con
gress by the Democrats of the Eighth Texas
district.
A. K. CUTTING has issued an address to
the people of the United States, tend
ering his thanks for the patriotic stand
they took in his behalf on the ground that
American citizens must not be punished
by foreign governments for offenses COM
mitted under the jurisdiction of the United
States.
EIGHT prisoners escaped from Jail at Ea-
gle Pass, Tex, recently and made for
Mexico.
THE liabilities of William j. Hooper &
Sons, of Baltimore, who recently failed,
are s395,OO0; assets SESSION, including
Hooper's interest in the -Horning Herald.
The creditors have appointed committee
to arrange settlement.
DR.. EMANUEL DEEIFIEs, convicted of sub
ornation of perjury in the Ford case, at
New Orleans, was sentenced on the Goth by
Judge Baker to seven years in the peniten-
tiary.
CLIFTON r BRECKENRIDGE has been NOM
mated for Congress by reclamation by the
Democrats of the Second Arkansas district.
MARSHAL Gross, Of Kentucky, has re-
signed because of disagreements with
Judge Barr, of the United States District
Court.
A RECENT special to the New Orleans
Picayunc from Magnolia, Miss, says that
an armed mob broke open the Jail, took
therefrom John and Leander Nelson, col
ored. charged with the recent murder of a
negro named Collins, and hung them to q
bridge near by.
The mail coach was robbed near Elkmont
Springs. Tenn, recently by five men and a
large sum of money secured.
In private letter Malone says under no
circumstances will he be a candidate for
Congress.
DAN GRUELLE, of Antioch Mills, near
Cynthiana, KY, who secreted mo ley from
his creditors, was nlobbed and lynched by
them. though they had promised to save
him on . disclosure of the money.
SISTER EULALIE. the Superioress Of the
Immaculate Academy, at Newport, KY,
was burned to death in bed recently.
BAfoU SARA, La, was burned on the 9th.
The total loss was estimated at over sllS,-
900. The principal sufferers are Graham &
Co, $780, 600: insurance, s15,000 There was
no doubt that it was of incendiary origin.
CAsTAIN WILLIAM Moore and party, who
were supposed to have been lost in the re-
cent storm off Indianola, Tex, reached
their destination in safety. Captain Bal
ley, who was also reported lost, managed
to save himself
GENERAL.
Ar . meeting at Fergus. Ire.
land. recently, the assembled thousands
decided to continue the home rule struggle
for years If necessary.
The banks of the Irrawaddy broke at
Mandalay. Burmah. recently, causing
terrible Aeod, in which LOCO lives were lost
and 5000. eco damage DONE
The people Of Bulgaria were reported by
no means satisfied with the deposition of
Prince Alexander. The majority of the
army refused to acquiesce in the revolu-
ton, end the militia threatened ts over |
turn the provisional government set ND by |
the conspiratorx- 1t was becoming aapar- |
eat that Russian agents were at the bot
t0En of the whole business, one report being |
hat the Prince was a state prisoner in |
Russia. His whereabouts vas notdefnite- I
y kEOwn.
TnE Peruvian budget for lSS6 So shows I
deficit of $1,000. 900. |.
The Emperor of Germany has ordered a |.
complete edition of Frederick the Greats
MUSICAL works, including twenty-five orig |,
nal sonatas.
By the collapse of wall of steel ingot
warehouse at Sheffield, Eng, the other
~ number of children who had been
laying on the pavement were killed and Z
INJURED. j
GLADsToNE's home rule pamphlet viii be S
ro;.shei soon in New Ycrx.