The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-06-11

The Count and Countess Of Paris have 10
turned to their French homo and are max
ing preparations for their departure from
France.
The Dixey Company appeared at the
Gaiety, London, in 'AdOins," ON the 3lst,
and was well received during the first act,
but thereafter was hooted, Kissed and cat
called to the end.
ADvICEs from Samoa May @ state that .
German man-of-war proceeded to the terri
tory Of Tomasese, whom Germany upholds
against King Malitoa. The British and
American consuls at Apia drew up q formal
protest against Germany's subversion Of
King Malitoa's authority, and in response
to that rulers appeal for protection the
American counsel hoisted the Samoan I'M
der the American flag, and Immediately
telegraphed to President Cleveland Of his
action.
GREAT anxiety il felt for the safety of
the steamer Siberian on account Of fogs
and icebergs off the coast of Newfound-
land.
The total value ofthe fisheries of Canada
in 1885 amounted to $17, ~, 600, a decrease
of $4,000 from the previous year. The
total investment in the fisheries was &c.
697. 900.
THE striking iron miners at Decazville,
France, were reported becoming desperate.
They were threatening with violence the
director and managers of the mines The
authorities have placed extra guards
around tho store houses containing dyna-
mite and other explosives used in mining.
The No,oe Tremya, Of st. Petersburg,
states that the Shah of Persia refuses the
proposal from Turkey to join in universal
Mussulman alliance. The paper further
declares that in the text of his refusal the
Shah uses the following language: "My
friend, Russia, will not allow anybody to
attack mer
THE committee Of the French Chamber
of Deputies, having the Governments Ex-
pulsion bill in charge. has decided by a
vote of 6 to that the measure be compul-
sorry and not permssive; secondly, that it
be applied to all members of all families
which at any time reigned in France;
thirdly, that the decree of Punishment be
provided by the Legislature and not by the
executive.
The London Daily Telegraph, commenting
on President Cleveland's marriage, says:
ut was graceful act on the part of Mr..
Cleveland to show that the President of the
United States does not derogate from his
exalted position by making his wedding of
the plainest and simplest character"
The English Privy Council has granted
tho application to make Dundee an open
port to foreign cattle. 1t is believed that
trade with America will be improved in
consequence.
DISPATCHES from Constantinople state
that the military and naval activity of
Russia is looked upon by the Porte as an
ominous preparation. Turkey is alarmed
by il. 1t is also said the Sultan is leaning
upon Germany for support in case of emer-
geney.
THE English blockading feet has been ORB
dered to leave Greek waters.
THE Hn'rdnsigedaf, of Paris. states that it
has special advices from Madagascar that
the Malagasies have refused to abide by
the terms OF the treaty made with France
and have revolted ut Tananarivo and over
thrown Premier Rasormino, who was
friendly to France.
PRIVATE advices from Panama state that
yellow fever is epidemic on tho isthmus
The average daily number of deaths from
this disease alone is about forty.
A LARGE number of Orangemcn attacked
a body Of Catholic laborers near Belfast,
Ireland. recently, injuring thirty of them
The riot was caused by an attacl: on some
Loyalists previously. Considerable ex-
element was reported.
THE North Atlantic squadron has been
ordered to visit the fisheries to help allay
the existing troubles with Canada.
THE eruption of Mount 4Etna has ceased,
and the town of Nicolosi is safe.
AT Venice on the 4ti: there were thirty
two new cases of cholera and thirty-one
deaths. while at Florence two cases were
reported.
THE German Reichstag Committee on the
Spirit Tax bill has rejected the first para
graph of the bill, thus making it abortive
BUSINESS failures for seven days endef'
June numbered: For the United States.
100; Canada, %; total, 1S9. Failures the
previous week numbered $50.
ONE person was killed and fourteen in
jured by an accident on the railway be-
tween Valparaiso and Santiago, Chill, re-
Gently.
NJ. DEFIssUEAUX, leader of the socialists
in Brussels, has been sentenced to a years
imprisonment and fined s., 80 for exciting
to riot and insulting the King in a PAM
phlet entitled 1.-THE Peor les Catechism."
THE LATKST.
A RECENT dispatch from Miles City,
Mont, says: The Cheyennes hav,, all gone
to Tongue river, where, at the mouth Of
Cook creek, they are engaged in the bar
barous and bloody orgies Of the sun dance,
in which novitiates become warriors and
braves by the ordeal of torture.
THE funeral of John Kelly. the Tammany
chief. took place from st. Patrick's Cathe.
dral, New York, ON the morning of the 5th.
ANOTHER Orange Catholic row took place
in Belfast on the 9th, caused by the funeral
of Curran, who lost his life in the previous
riot.
CLEARING house returns for week ended
compared with the corresponding week Of
last year. In New York the increase was
23l.
ANOTHER general tie-up on the New York
and Brooklyn street car lines took place on
the 5th.
The Senate, on the 5th. had an animated
over the recent order of tho
Land Office forbidding entries under the
and timber culture laws. The
Committee on Pacific railroads had the at
ten1jon of the House.