The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-30

DEsrHRADoss robbed the stage and killed
the driver forty miles north OF Winnipeg,
Man. recently. The booty amounted to
$4,000.
TIE captain and officers of the bark Pc
trel, of New Bedford, Conn, are In jail at
Auckland, New Zealand, for cruelty to the
crew.
RorALrsr rioters created disturbances at
Marseilles, France, recently. The military
finally charged the mob, wounding teriper-
sons.
TEE Emperor Of Germany has presented
20 the Shah of Persia the valuable works
Of Frederick the Great. They are printed
on parchment and comprise thirty-three
volumes.
LIEUTENANT HARTuNo, Of the German
army, has been arrested ON suspicion Of
having revealed to foreign nation the
plans of the defenses of Madgeburg,
CARDINAL TAsCHEREAU, in the presence OF
q great crowd Of people, and after impos-
ing and solemn ceremonies, at Quebec. re-
Gently received the insignia of the Cardi-
nalate.
GLADSTONE has indirectly advised Par
nell against pursuing an obstruction pol
icy in the coming Parliament, since in 1880
the tactics pursued by Irish members did
much to throw discredit upon the Irish
cause. Parnell replied that he is DESTROYS
of following Gladstone's lead, reserving
liberty of action In the event of the Tories
trying coercion.
The total value of the imports of mer-
chandise during the twelve months ended
June 80, 1885, was $685., 253, 6O6, and during
the preceding twelve months, &577, 527. 329,
an increase of s57, 796, 81. The total val
ues of the exports of merchandise during
the twelve months ended June 30, 1886,
were $679, AZ, 97l, and during the preceding
twelve months s742, 1888, 755, q decrease Of
so2, as, 7S3.
A STATEMENT is published that conces-
sion for the establishment Of the National
Bank Of the Republic of Honduras has been
granted absolutely to party Of American
capitalists. The concession, it is stated,
gives the incorporators monopoly on all
the banking business Of the country.
SEVERE storms with loss of life are re-
ported in France. Lightning destroyed the
Dansette spinnery at Armentieres, causing
q damage to the extent of twelve and one
half million francs. In Paris the heat was
excessive and extraordinary sanitary pre-
cautions were being taken by the authori-
ties.
AT Wimbledon, Eng, on the 21st, the
score for the Kolapore cup resulted as fol-
lows: England, 6G6; Canada. 646; Guern-
sey, 636; Australia, 6S2, Jersey, 6a6, and
prizes in the corporation series.
CITIZENS of Lima. Peru, have resolved to
petition the Government to expel the Jesu-
its from tho country.
ADMIRAL LAFONT. Of the French navy,
recently said: 1.-THE French feet can vie
with the navy OF any power. If tomorrow
the Government should undertake a naval
war, should sail at the head of my squad
ron without the slightest anxiety, and
without doubt of our success, even though
war was against Great Britain.
GENERAL GIBBONS, commanding the de-
partment of the Columbia, says there is
not the slightest foundation for the re.
ports of Indian outrages in the Calispel
country.u
TIE seconds in the Boulanger- DeLarein.
ty duel have Jointly written to the Paris
newspapers denying that General Boulan-
ger fired in the air.
MEXICAN MINISTER ROMERO considers the
so-called revolution in Northern Mexico a
very small and inconsequential matter.
News has been received at Sonora that
Captain Lawton surprised camp of hos
tile Indians on the Yaqui river and cap.
tured their horses, provisions, etc. The In.
dams fed.
The young English Princes, sons of the
Prince of Wales, who recently published
book of their ocean travels. have heen
found to have plagiarized the most elo-
quent chapter from Charles Kingsley's
"At Last"
BUSINESS failures for week ended July %
numbered 1874 as compared with 1S3 tie
week previous.
In spite of the repeated assurances
given by Mexican officials that no more
troops should be sent to Paso del Norte, it
was learned late on the 23d that train
loaded with troops was on its way north
from Chihuahua. They were thought to be
chihuahua State and not Mexical Federal
troops. Cutting, the editor, was still in
prison.
The jury in the Crawford Dixie divorce
case in London brought in a verdict of
guilty against Sir Charles Dixie and Mrs.
Crawford. The Queens Proctor, who had
INTERVIEWED" and brought on the trial was
condemned to pay costs.