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New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
BOOKS TO READ on THE IRISH QUESTION.

LONDON, July 21.-Mr. Gladstone, replying
to-day to inquiries which the best books to
read on the historical side OF the Irish question: said
that present there was great lack of any complete
work He recommends Goodwin Smiths article Pitt
in his English Statesmen" also Lecky's Leaders Of
Public Opipion In Ireland" and "History OF England
in the Eighteenth Century - also many portions OF
Froudes English In ireland In the Eighteenth Cen
tury" Lord Cloucnrry's Personal RecOllections OF
his Lifetime with Extracts from his Corrosponaence
hut above all. Burke especially his writings on Amer
lea as applird to Ireland As regards the recent history
Of The land question. Mr.. Gladstone recommends the
perusa OF Barry OBrien's articles in The Nineteenth
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
COMFORT FOR HOME-ROLEhS.
DEPENDENCE OF THE CONSERVATIVES.
ANALYSIS OF ELECTION FIGUREs-THE IRhAIf
THE DUKE OF MARLBORoUGHs PICTURES
(BY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.


THE DUKE OF MARLBORoUGHs PICTURES
(BY CABLE THE TRIBUNE
Copvriohfi 1886. North American cable Nens GO
LONDON, July 2l.-The announcement that
tho Ministers resigned has called attention sresh
10 the difficulties which confront the Conservatives
"Thcy are absolutely dependent" says The Ddy Ne"s
on the support Of small group OF Liberals, VINO agree
with them only In saying No to the proposals or ths
Government just resignine On every other point tho
voice OF the country has indicative and tho Pars
entary majority reflects and embodies Its indecison
How strong Government and decisive poiicy can oo"o
out Of sucn combn passes thefw OF man 10 ue'
vise Lord salisbury only possibly hold power m 'ho
Uberal. have settled their differences and once more
agree to act together"
The standard has apparently renquished all nope
that Lord Harrington will Conservative Cabinet
1t suggests that Mr. Goshen having been denounced Dy
Mr. Gladstone no Liberal at ALL may be Induced 10 CO.
operate with Lord Salisbury. seat could he got Tor
him somewher Nobody suggests any Conservative
alliance with Mr.. Chamberlain.
"Tho Conservatives" says The lines may delay tho
showing OF their hands for time 1t is unneces-
ssry to disclosure OF their policy when Par
LA ment meets next month 10 must be called together
October to obtain the remainder OF the supplies for
the year and By that time the new Government VIII De
able Judge whether the state OF Ireland or the conduct
OF the Irish representatives imperativey calls for eI-
ceptiousl treatment"
comfort to the Home Rulera In 407 contested cleo
tions IN England, Scotland and Wales there were
l24OOO0 Gladstonian votes cast, against l.32O,OOo
Unonist and Conservative votes combined The edu-
cation Of British is therefore not so hopeless
ia * as the manifesto OF Patrick Ford implies. II rep
resentason adjusted to the votes those contested
elections would resulted In 1913 Gadstonan mem
bers instead ofl5l.
The morning papers have published the uli text OF
the proposed amendments TO the exradton treaty as
they appeared in THE TRIBUNE The PaH Nal Gazette
regards the treaty as great triumph for the Home
Rule Cabinet, ana expresses the opinion that the
United States will not extend TO persons committing
dynamite outfages the exemption granted to political
offenders.
The remainder OF the Duke Of Marboroughs magnin-
cent pictures together vita collection OF fine Oren tai
china Is be sod by auction. the sale to begin on Sat
urday Never before has such fine lot OF works
by Rubens offered. There is also number OF Van
dykes there l20 copies Of the younger Tenies
II is considered by connosseurs OF the most import
ant sales Of modern times
London Society states that the engagement between
Miss Minnie smith, sister OF Mrs william X. Vanderbilt.
and Count Moran, Italian noblemah,has been broken
of because has found that the Counts estates are
owned by money lenders and the family jewels are In
pawn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
THROUGH NEWYORK STATE.
THE INSANITY OF JOHN BAIRD.

PouGHKEErsIE, July 21 tSpecial.-At a
caring on writ OF habeas corpus Saturday In tho
case of John Baird, OF NewYork. Judge Barnard az
pointed DR.. william Cooper. OF Troy, All agent OF The
supreme Court to visit Baird at Stanford Hall.
private insane asylum ct Flushing and TO report the
resut to tho court Dr. Coopsrs report received BY
Judge Barnard to-day II states that the risk Baird
would by visit to Poushkeepsie would be no
greater 10 than most other persons Judge Bar
nard SAYS that upon this rsport Baird liable TO be
drought here on the of hzbsas corpus at any time
before the com mission Of unacy decides his case.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
DEMANDING THE RELEASE OF CUTTING.

Ell PAso, Tex, July 2l.-Unted States Min
lister Jackson has received dispatch from Secretary
ard 10 demand the immediate and unconditional
leas. OF A. K Cutting. the American editor who has
been confined Mexican prison for the publication OF
An article In the FL PAso papers rejecting Mexican
c,tzsn Excitement been high and frequent
NJ forming mob to release Cutting male Tho town
rsloicing over OF tho action Of Secretary
Bsyari IL 10 rurnored that the Mexican Jucge refused
to release Cutting without "a bond.
WAsnIsGTos. July 2l.-inquiry at tho Department OF
state the press that Secretary Bsyard
I.. renaud.d the release OF A. X. Cutting Amer
lean editor confined In a Mexican prison.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
SHOT OYER A CANE OF CARDS
.;o,, shoot,no affrav Occnrred late last {

serious shooting anray occurred ia'o iAst e'oh-
inc in the Italian quarter South brooklyn game OF cards
wa. in progress cigar store Of LorsnIo MAss VI NO
quarrel of the players. Joseph
POM age thirty i've OF No Presdentst was shot tns
thigh by Gassesso OF No Is Pfesldentst Inc "9unn
serous tho injured wac taken 10 the Long
Island College Hospital for treatment 70 assSant ssape"
ord G an morsng he had not been captured
The police recently made raid upon Masses chop because o
the gambling carried Oh there
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
NOT AFRAID OF EVEN GREAT BRITAIN.

PARIS, July 21.-Admiral LafOnt made
statement to the Budget Committee of the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day regarding tho condition OF the Navy.
He said the present pattern OF torpedo boats required
modifying Tho dimensions OF the boats should be
enlarged "The French feet." said tho Admiral. "can
vie with Navy OF any Power II tomorrow the Gov
ernment should undertake naval war should sail At
the head OF squadron without tho slightest anxiety
and without doubt OF success though tho
were directed against Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
up.r WAVE AND STORMS IN EUROPE.

LONDON, July 21.-A remarkable heat wave
O., na..,,g over England. accompanied by d'sas'rous
thnnaerstorma At Liverpool the sewers o'erho"ea
90 40, ar. r.norted In France. Lgltning destroyed
49, nsn..tt. spinnery at Armentieres. causing damage
=. IN. Of 100000 frAnes In Paris the hsA'"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
YEUROL oGICAL ASSOCIATION MEETING.

LONG BRANCH, July 81 tSpeciar. - The
,xslfth annual meeting Of the Americas Neurological
Association con yened at the Rowland Hotel this morn
Ing Dr. Burt wedor, of Ithaca. tho outgoing prssi-
dent introduced Presldenteect Dr. Charles h Mills OF
nrs l. q t;ray OF Brooklyn. " p Gibpey, OF New York.
Sarah j. McNutt OF New-York, and q. Betton Marsey'
of PhilAdelpnla.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
UNABLE TO TELL WHY SHE STOLE JEWELRf.

Mrs. Mary A. Langendorf, age fOrty-fve. OF
No 3o6 Centralavs Jersey City the vito OF An under
taker was prisoner at the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday. At Ridey's store IN Grand-st.' oil" Haao
a fsw purcha.es and while she there sho took nine
teen pieces of cheap jewelry and Iocketoook Robert
A Morrison saw her take tue articles ana ha hsr sr
rsstcd Mrs LaugendOrf told Justice German that shc
lad takcn the things but could not tel why sue n~n
done so Tie Justice held her In $500 bail ana al tue
finn said that he believed the case TO be ono OF keo
mania Henry f. Taylor. OF Taylsr Comp any, 1urash
in gave the necessary bond and Mrs. Lam
goudUrf was taken to bel home
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
TIE FIRE RECORD.
GOODS DAMAGED IN AN EXPRESS OFFICE.

GOODS DAMAGED IN AN EXPRESS OFFICE"
A second alarm of fire was sent out last even
ing ttle blaze in the restaurant OF MIS- ocno'''
No. 3o2 Canast It was in the cellar The upper part
NJ tina bou.e IA occupied BY the American Express Com
pany The building closed for the nisht ana T sns
origin OF the fire s considered to be suspicious san
restaurant was damaged $500 ana the DuHulng so,v
Several case. Of goods also damaged ~ tne
eompanys but the loss was not essnateo as 'N'
contents Of the boxes were not known.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
BAYAnAKER AND GRANTS BOOK.

PHILADELPHIA. July Il (SpecicD.-In the
United States Circuit Court this morning before Judge
Butler cou sci for Charles L. Webster OF NeW-fork.
and Samuel L. Clemens, or Connecticut the owners OF
the copyright General Grants memoirs. asked pre-.
limn AIRY Injunction to restrain John Wanamaser from
seIng the book ON tho ground that It "subscrp-
tion book and sold u the book trade. The court
appointed August TO hear argumeut.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

to impeach the credabity Of seleer and place him III
as odious light as possible before the jury. .
Mrs. seliger was placed upon the wiz
q thin trebls voice. She was nervous and
at times embarrassed, but displayed mono
OF tho cravcnneas that characterized her
husband Lingg, she said came to board with
them two weeks before Christmas She saw bombs
which he was trying to hide ono day, but she had
talk with him
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


Arsrp,Ir.Ss Br ATES At CRICKET.-The cricket match
bexun yestsrday between English aud Australian teams
WAS nnshod to-day. England won oy An LINING ana oo
wvs,vv.s METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The Wesleyan
MetbdIt Comic to-day welcomed Bishop fos ana
Dr. Hunt represent the Methodist EpiscopA Churoa
of
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
FEELING AGAIysT JEsUlTs IN PERU.

LIMA, July 21, via Galveston.-At a public
m..t,ng hold here Sunday last II was resolved TO
pettion the Government TO expe the Jesuis from tho
country. The feeling against this class s daily psoom'
ING more intense.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
prYy.yIyANIA sUNDAY.sCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

PENSsYLvANh SuSp oI snta, m ST. Sunday
schnoI Assembly, met Williams Grove to-day. THOUSANDS
Of visitors all parts OF ne state were present IN. P,n
prssent OF the Theological seminary at GetVsenIG ths
W teorye p Hays Cincinnati ana the Rev, Wilbur r.
crafts of Kew York The children ron Tie Indian IrainnS
scl.ooi delivered short sddressea
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 21.-Hauck Brothers
mill was damaged to the extent OF $4,000 By fire last
night There no insurance.
CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa, July 2L-F1re destroyed
Greene's Opera House early this morning Loss
$4,000; fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
ruO JJrSDRFD RIOTERS CAPTURED.

LONDON, July 21.-The Royallst rioting at
Marssies continued yesterday and last night Military
Al midnight charged the mob capturing zoo OF the
'o,.rs and turning tben TO the custody OF the
,"ca Ten persons were wounded In the conflict
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
CANADA NOT ENTITLED TO THE MONEY.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 21.-The draft recently
given Canadian port by tho captain OF the schooner
]. r. Kennedy presented yesterday to F. j. Willard
4 Co. The firm declined to pay IT, as they believed that
tho Canadian authorities had no right to demand 1t
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

There was fire last evening on the third
foor OF tho tenementhouse No. 349 West Thirtynnth'
st. occupied by ]. cob Menninger. The damage WAS
$500 The fire broke out In TWO rooms anu ciosos IN
the Kitchen at the same time.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
NOTHING KNOWN HERE or 7ABEES SWINDLES.
At the Office OF Alden Brothers, advertising

agents alleged Paul Tabsr OF Chicago s"nde"
out OF advertising nothing could be iearnsd con.
cernng facts in the case men SHOWN .,o a.
dsnah i'm Yesterdays TRIBUNE Mr. Alden stated thAt no
had NOT heard matter before and could say nohng re-
nardns t Any business that Tsber transacted with the
rn mst been transacted with It's western agents ana
fha HON icah hadI ed 20 report N "
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
GLADSTONE'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
LORD SALISBURY TO BE sUMMcNED-ADvICE TO
MR.. PARNELI-

NIX. FAKNETI-
LONDON, July 21.-Mr. Gladstone at o'clock
this afternoon received from tho Queen her acceptance
OF the designations OF himself and his Minister'S Mr.
Gladstone AZ once informed his colleagues. He Will not
20 TO Osborne personally surrender TO TIE Queen tho
seals OF Office until her Majesty shall have appointed his
successor.
It's Officially announced that the Queen will summon
the Marquis OF Salisbury form new Ministry. Lord
Salisbury 10 duo hero tomorrow evening
Mr. Gladstone has indirectly advised Mr.. Parne
aganst pursuing an obstruction policy In the coming
Param -nt ~ince n $50 the tactics pursued by the
IIish members did mach to throw di.credt upon the
Irish cause Mr.. Gladstone hoped that the Parneltes
would TO the methods pracisei during tnat
session.
Mr. Parnel has replied lie Is desrous pf following
Mr. Glad.oues lead r-srrving entire liberty of action
In the event OF the Tories trying coercion.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach and other members or the late
Tory Cabinet will oppose the admission OF the Duke OF
Argyll and Mr. Cos, hen uto the new Cabinet. and urge
that the Duko OF Abercorn be appointed Viceroy OF
Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
TROUBLES OF THE sIXTY-FIFTH.

STATE CAMP, PEEKsKILL, July 21.-Some
idea OF the way the 65th Regiment 10 conducting itself
in camp may cleaned from the fact that the guard
house Of the prisoners cas- 40 bad an At
tack OF hs has been strapped In hs
cot Last night got so badly tsisned ont thata
guard was hunt up aud bring Into camp the
runawaya A number were found In Psek"kiil drank.
aisturbnk the peace and they we're taken 10 camp oue
bv Far tho greater number at Iona Island attending
ncnie be- youd tse reach OF the guarr lu JiAuce Ia
the sr parats csmpaue s necessary to say that they
hshayr ike gentsmen The company, battalion and
"a, drills 65th are xood, much Improve
snr benr observsbs but the psrsona behavior q" the
rrcimeut IL bad. Dress parade this evening was vel
done
A DECISION AS TO THE WARNER EMBEZzLEMENE
MEDINA, July II tSpeciab.-Judge Childs. OF
m. suprcus Court has jus, rendered decision In the
sr., NJ the cases vovng 100000 OF Receiver Moore
f the Burrows estate ani the First National Bank oi
Alo,on Before Warner. tre abscouding executor Anl
hank prssAsut fsd to Canada he rased 100000 on hn
not.s as executor Of the estate, depestng stocks and
honda be ousins to the eststs security Mr.. Moore
sut 10 theas tho ground that Warnet
SaS no ht bind the assets In tnis manner judge
Csilds detides that Warner mad power while neting
executor Of he estate to borrow money and pedse 'ns
zsseta
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
THE TRACY WILL CASE.

BUFFALO July 21.-ln the Tracy will cass
today serysnts formerly employed IN the family tesu
aed to Mr. Tracys psouliarties OF disposition and hsr
rtsble temper. Mrs. Maria Reed. nsisnoor. tesanes
tnatou one occasion Mr. Tracy told her ho wou'a NV
provide FOR his daughter Harriet asd would no' ie.
hsr a cent. Mr. Tracy complained that wssn MS a"us
tar eame 10 see hin Ct the Fifth Avenue Hotel snS "a
@ Wed by a detective lie frequsntly rsis cass
sis nrst wife the rAiii:.ins q as Etn.r' sa old
80 intimate sceuaptancs Of Mr.. Tracy. tes'inS"a irS
;%s lattsr wss clsarnsAdsd man ana never s'''~
nationally.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

pastoral players at Mrs. Schusters country scat az
Wimbledon proved chiefly remarkaoie ior
Genevjeve Wards powerful lmpersonat'oh oi
Eleanor The Prince and Princess Oh Waies anu
numerous celebrities were present u W. D.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

OFFICERS OF THE NATIoNAsL Ts " Nv sf the Commo4
pleas cour here dissolved the lnjune.Yn snd Frank n.
i'ae ~ Myers, secretary ,sa,,anaI Uniouv
n newly elected officers od tnS ~ sscss wAeA
~ ~ ~ w.re chossn June ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-12

1887 Geipiane i'm 8etrase non $685. 800
a. Infrasen fir Msentea, lopie .SRaten
fur Clubs tonnen nur in Der Office In sleip
Orleans 9ematt perben.
Bese ndberer gusfunft fdreibe MAJ beutlid
bic sanae ADrefe.
URan idtfe @elD bur@ BoRaI Rps
ten, GrpreB MOuep Orber, Rem Ncri
Wediel ouf Rem Orleans.
,8riefe nit gurrenep nnbsrdnbert per grpres
@ir 3ablen @rprebtofen auf aIe Sumnien
iiber S. aufpdrts.
W. u. Daupbin,
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Nan a%Dreifre re9ifrirte 8riefe unD lfege
p .. Weone9 Srores aus auf BITE Msp Hrieanf
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-12

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unb Sonnabenb Worsen.
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9e Dampfer bieier 2inie inb nea,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-12
ALEX. T.. LUCAS,
Qeutf6er 4anb : 8rm Ier

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nnO Civil Ingenieur.
Office SO. l Bet Soufon. StraSe, nabe Der
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IN bic beutf9en GARNET 9us
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-12

Oie untsr3eidnften @anten unb antiers
tperben ole @epinne in Der 2oniiiana Gtaats-
eotterie, bic ibnen Prafentiri iuer6eu, ausaabIen.
s. s.. Oslesbh, grdi. Ga. Stat. gunf,
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-16
NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that we, the UNDER
IN signed commissioners, thereunto duly an
pointed by the Honorable L. Stillwell Judge
of the District Court of Allen county, Kansas,
will on the Sd day of May 4. u. 1856, proceed
tn la of. according to law. for the Colony,
along the line of its PROPOSED road, as located
through the county OF Allen, a route for said
proposed railroad, not exceeding one hundred
feet in width except for the purposes If cuttings
and embanEments IL sha j %. necessary 10 take
more for the proper construction aud security
Of the road through as much OF said county as
NAV bt. desired be- said com,,any and also s;,ch
lands as may he deemed necessary for side
tracks. deints, Workshops, water stations,
material For construction. except ti:nber, the
ri:ht of way over adjacent lands sufficient To
epaGie such COMPANY to construct and r,;.air
IT'S road ard stations, ard a right to clp,i,,ct
weter 10y a;,ueducf, and the ri. he ~ iuaking
proper drains, and VIII carefully survey and
carefully ascertain the quantity 81; land necessa-
nv fo- such purposes. out Of e.cn quarter Sec
ton or other lot Of lan.i through wbic! said
route, side-tracks. etc. is s. located, and an.
praise the value If such portion Of an. such
quarter section, other lot Of land at: ssess
the DAMAGES thrreto and when we shall as
cer,aia hat such portion of sach quarter Sec
tion .;r lot !,eisngs To different owners we will
appraise the ,aliue AID assess the damages Of
each such owners interest We will COM
T,;ence to lay on said route. side tracks, etc
ms aIor, sad, on the line of said company's
railroad, As located at knOwlton x Spctr's
store m Geneva. ON said day, aud will adjourn
from time t. time until labors in this be-
half are COMPLETED.
Dated this 39ih day of March \ ID. 1856.
= W ROWLAND
X r. WHITE, commissioners.
4. l.. kNOwLrON,
(Apr2.l
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-16

PAoLA Times: Col. w. A. johnson,
of Garnet, was in Paola a few hours
last Monday. In reply to q question
asked by q representative of the Times
whether there would be other candi-
dates besides Mr.. Funston before the
Congressional convention he replied
that several had been spoken of and
that it was not improbable that some
of them would at the proper time shy
their caster into the ring. Among
those mentioned by him are G.. II. Bar
ker of Douglass, VIM. Buchan of Wy
andotte, L. w. Breyfogle of johnson,
r. w. Blue of Linn, r.. F. Ware of
Bourbon. We may add that the name
of Col. w. A. johnson of Anderson,
has also been mentioned i'm connection
with the nomination but his modesty
prevented him from intimating it to
the scribe. They are all eminent gen.
tlemen and should the mantle of Mr..
Funston fall upon either Of their SOL
diers they would wear it gracefully.
But it will not fall there this time
Brother Eckert. 1t has become SO we'll
adjusted to the broad shoulders it now
adorns that there is no danger of it
sliding off for several years to come.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-16
KANSAS PATENTS.

s. A. Haseltine & Bro, Patent So
licitors, Springfield, Missouri, send u
the following list Of patents which
were issued to citizens of this state dur
ing the past week:
Agee, Geo. S., Louisville, Kansas
Corn planter.
Anthony, John r., Sherman City
Hans. Fertilizer distributor. (Reissue.
Belt, Perley p, Columbus, Kansas
Automatic cut out and lightning ar
roster.
Denton, Albert A., Bavaria, Kansas
Apparatus for exposing large surface:
of liquid to air or vapor or gas.
Denton, Albert A., Bavaria, Kansas
Apparatus for evaporating liquid air
Denton, Albert A., Bavaria, Kansas.
Evaporating apparatus.
Heydrich, Adoiph, Topeka, Kansas.
Adjustable interior calipers.
Marak, Francis, Jr. Everest, Kan
sas. Radiator.
McCandless, Albert l., Vining, Kan
sas. Listed corn cultivator.
Raymond, William j., Cherryvale,
Kansas. Wire fence machine.
Smith, Paul c.. Topeka, Kansas.
Composition of matter for paving.
Parties writing to Hazeltine & Bro,
regarding patents will please mention
this paper.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-16

AFTER three months of preparation
The Current announces its Easter issue
of loo, 600 copies double the usual size.
The list of authors is remarkable: John
A. Bingham, John Clark Ridpath, Lee
roy D. Thoman, Will Carleton, James
Whitcomb Riley, Bill Nye, Professor
Swing, Professor John Fraser, Profess
or Elias Colbert, Professor Richard
Owen, Eugene Field, William H.
Hayne, Robert Mcintyre, Madison J.
Cawein, H. III. Newhall, G. L. Phifer,
Professor Daniel Kirkwood, Gath,
Henry Guy Carleton, Robert Burns
Wilson, Dom Piatt, Anna Ohlfield
Wigs, Fred H. Carruth, Eugene j.
Hall, DR.. Meloy, E. J. MePhelim. FL
wyn A. Barron, Franklin E. Denton,
James B. Kenyon, John Moran, Joel
Benton, Alice King Hamilton, Elmer
Dwiggins, r. A. Meers, G. G. Mat
thews, John McGovern. ..and the au-
thor of "Mrs. Owens Cook Book. !"
The Chicago Typographical Union will
furnish prize labor article by John G.
Harding. A thrilling novel by E.
Hough will commence. Gunther will
write about his Shakespeare autograph.
Space will not permit an enumera ton
Of subjects, but each of the articles will
have q value commensurate with the
fame of its writer. 1t is doubtful if
any Western publication ever before
offered its readers table of contents
so varied and attractive.