The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-16

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| nm Rspublioans slsoesd q. G. Knzapl
Mayor Of Kansas City, No., O the Oh
Most OF the othsr officials elected werl
Democratic.
On. 8. A. RICHMOND, who 20 mysterious
" disappeared from St. Joseph, Mo-, some
months ago, was discovered recently II
Chicago. He was supposed to Be insane
He was heavily insured and much com
ment was made ON that fact 1t the time 81
his disappearance.
Ar the Mormon general conference held
at Provo. Utah, on the 9th, lengthy epis.
tie to the church was read from President
John Taylor and George Q. Cannon. The
epistle considers the present sufferings,
though severe, not 90 bad a. formerly ex-
perienced in Missouri and Illinois. Licen.
tious, depraved people would not suffer the
Treatment extended the 1ormons and bear
Il unmurmuringly.
o. n. SPArr & Co., proprietors Of the st.
Louis dry goods store, Galena, Ill, were
! closed out by the sheriff recently. Their
| assets and liabilities will aggregate $4,000.
THREE Piegan Indians have been sent TO
the Deer Lodge, II. T., penitentiary for
horsestealing. They were professional
horse thieves.
J. F. RUIZ, Detroit (lfich) baker, who
refused to grant his journeymen shorter
hours of work, gave in finally Is result of
| Q boycott. He was forced to pay . fine
and all expenses.
TIE Gem City Touring mills at Quincy,
Ill, were destroyed by fire on the night Of
the 9TH. Tho loss was estimated at $780,
600; insurance not stated.
THE railroad strikers at East st. Louis,
on the eth, visited the shops and yards in
considerable force and compelled q stop
page Of work The engineers wese reported
preparing to strike.
The Northwestern railroad lines have
succeeded In patching up . compromise.
The Illinois Central representatives were
not present, but IL was expected that they
would agree.
JOHN COLEMAN, the Pinkerton detective
who shot Mccormick reaper works striker
in Chicago in March last, was discharged
recently by the courts.
The first annual sheep shearers' and wool
growers convention began in st. Louis on
the It'll. Agricultural Commissioner Col
man was among the speakers.
BEGINNING May 1, two fast trains, which
will run between Chicago and st. Paul in
twelve and one-half hours, will be put on
the Northwestern and Milwaukee & st.
Paul roads.
The Brunswick-Balke Collender billiard
table mandatory Ct Chicago complied
with the demands presented by the conf
mittee of workmen recently for a 20 per
cent. increase of wages in all departments.
The company employed $50 men.
The labor troubles in the Southwest have
had depressing effect on the lumber trade.
and mill owners in Wisconsin are reported
to be undecided in regard to setting the
mill machinery in motion.
CHIEFS chihuahua. Mana, Kutle and Al
seanua, with seventy 1.-TWO other Apache
prisoners-bucks, women and children
have left Bowie, A. T., for Fort Marion,
Fla, as prisoners of war.
ORDERS were received in Chicago on the
Sth to advance rates by the Atchison. To-
peka & Santa Fe from Kansas CITY to
San Francisco for first-class limited from
s. to Sl2, making the rate from Chicago
s2l.50 instead of s145O The round trip
rate is thus advanced to s43. The second |
class rate from Kansas City is advanced to |
s., making the rate from Chicago S14
The switchmen on the Wabash road at |
East st. Louis went on strike on the Sth,
and business was brought to a standstill.
The Iowa Legislature passed joint res
olution on the 9th sympathizing with the
Efforts of the Irish people to obtain home
rule and ordering dispatch to Mr. Parnell
best wishes for the success of
Mr.. Gladstope's efforts.