The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-02

TIE Cuban delegates to the Spanish
Cortes have presented demand for the
concession Of home rule to Cuba with
provincial parliament
MuRA1Uas are heard on all sides In Bava-
ria regarding the treatment Of the late
King. People ask why his body was not
inferred in the grave of his father in the
Atner church instead Of being placed in .
| vault containing the bodies Of distant rela-
tives and in which member of the royal
family was never before buried.
TIE Gillian steamer Cacha upon tho
| voyage to Quimbo encountered heavy
weather recently. A panic occurred
among the deck passengers and six were
lost. Tho greater part of the deck cargo
| was thrown overheard by the passengers.
TIE Spanish COrtes has refused the re-
quest Of the Cuban Deputies for home rule.
In the Bavarian Oberhaus the committee
reporting on the career of King Louis
stated that it found evidence which proved
that the late King wanted to sell Bavaria
and buy a kingdom whereof he could be
absolute monarch.
A SPECIAL from Halifax, N. s.. says: In
Annapolis County where the contest in the
recent election was very close, one or more
of the ballot boxes are missing aud as re-
suit the Secsssionist candidate for Attor-
ney Gennral, Longley, may be counted in.
The Prussian Landtag has voted $3.50. 900
for the relief of the sufferers by the flood
| in the Vistula district.
CAPTAINS and Lieutenants of her Males
TVS war ships engaged in protecting the
fisheries on the Newfoundland coast have
been created justices of the peace.
The French Government on the after
noon of the 23d issued an order expelling
the Orleans princes from France. The
Comte de Paris was in receipt of letters of
coincidence from all parts of the country.
The reports of the wheat and other cereal
products Of European countries are not
favorable to large yields. The bad stand Of
grain and the heavy storms in Russia and
other grain-growing countries on the con-
tinent will cause the harvest to be very
light.
A DISPATCH from Prague, Bohemia, states
| that a ferry boat capsized while crossin;
the Sazawa river recently, throwing fifty
! persons into the water. The exact num-
| hes Of those drowned was not ascertainsd,
but twenty five bodies were recovered.
TIE Roman Catholic diocese of Ottawa,
Ont, has been created an Archbishopric,
and Bishop Duhamel has been appointed
| as the first Archbishop.
AT meeting of Midlothian Conserva-
tives it was decided not to contest the dis
| trict against Gladstone.
The commander of H. NJ. 8. Undine,
which recently arrived at Brisbane, Aus
tralia, from the New Hebrides, states that
no protectorate has been established over
those islands by France, rs reported.
A GROUP Of Partisan financers have ad-
vanced 1000, 600 francs to the Panama Ca
| nal Company as security for the hypothe-
cation of the recent ALL
BLACK diphtheria is reported invading
the towns of Ecorse, Springwells and
Royal Oak, near Detroit. Mich, and is car
rying off large number of victims.
DISPATCHES from Berlin to the Reuter-
Telegraph Company says: Negotiations
| are proceeding with the Handcloges- Els
chaft and some leading New York firms to
! take over S5,O00,000 of st. Louis & San
Francisco railroad mortgage bonds, the
proceeds to be applied to the completion of
the railroad to Texas
The treasurer OF the Irish National
| League of America recently sent Justin
Mccarthy el2,OOO (s6O,OO0) by cable. This
makes n total of 500, 900 sent over by the
league in few months.
The court has set aside the will of Tut
hill King, the Chicago millionaire, whom
it regarded as insane.
MUCH excitement was caused by the
manifesto Of the Count Of Paris on his de-
parture from France. The newspapers
! containing the manifesto were selling in
| Paris in large numbers. The document
made great impression.
| OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES has received
from the University of Edinburgh the de-
gree of LII. D. The title was conferred in
the presence of the most distinguished COM
pany.
QUEEN VICTORIA prorogued the British
Parliament on the 25th.
| TwENTY-FoUR persons were killed and
sixteen entombed alive at Rochamp,
France, recently by an explosion in a col
liery.
EIGHT Italian socialist leaders have been
arrested at Milan on the charge of melting
a revolt. Many arrests have been made in
other cities.
BUSINESS failures for seven days ended
June "a numbered: United States, 13S;
Canada, "a; total. 162. The previous week
the failures numbered las.
THE LATEST.