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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
Cattle D1seaSe,

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Commissionei
Colman. OF the Department OF Agriculture,
has been notified that 2leuro pneumonia
has again broken out in Illinois. and he has
has dispatched Or. Salmon, chief of the
bureau OF animal industry, to Chicago, the
seat OF the disease. to examine and report
tn tile department whether The reported
disease Ii really pleurrpneunonia. II IL il
the Commissioner says he will taxe the
most decisive steps that the law p~-..,ls to
thoroughly stamp IL out Tia Governor OF
Illinois. however, has not yet accepted the
Conditions proposed by the Commissioner
to the Governors Of the States for the sup
preston Of the disease.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
Escape Of sam starr.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Sept. 24.-Belle
Starr returned yesterday from her home
on the Canadian river, Indian Territory
where she went to see her husband, Sam
Starr, who had been wounded and capt
ured by the Indian police. When she
got there she found that Sam had es-
capped, and was again at large. 1t seems
he was not hurt as bad as he pretended to
be, and on the day Of his escape told his
guards that he would go to the table t.
eat. In passing from one room to an
other he got possession Of his Win
chester and disarmed his guard, and
takin: his pistol, walked out Of the house
and escaped.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
The Dreaded eumonis.

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-Chairman Pearson,
OF the Illinois Live Stock Commission, and
Mr. McChesney, . member Of the commits
sion, held consultation yesterday with .
number Of veterinarians in this city, includ-
ing In the number DR.. Salmon, Of the
United States board. DR.. Alexander Muir.
ray. Of Detroit. formerly of the Michigan
Live Stock Board. and DR.. Atkinson. of
Milwaukee,, veterinarian for Wisconsin.
The commission proceeded to the Phoenix
d;stiilery sheds. followed by the veterinx-
Ran, where post mOrtem examinations were
made. and DR.. Salmon and the State ex.
perts unanimously agreed that the disease
was contagious penr0-pneumonia.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01

EVIDENCES of Grave of1cial misconduct
have been discovered In connection with
the management Of the Ohio peniee0ttarY
during the past two years.
JOIN p. SAxBoRN has been nO1hasee
for Congress by the Republicans ct sAe
Seventh Michigan district.
TIE Democrats Of the Sixth Wisconsin
district have nominated Andrew Haben,
Of Oshkosh, for Congress.
NARY GRAY, held for terrible cruelty to
four.year-old child taken from the Chi
cago Founding Home, was committed for
trial after hearing recently.
Two freight trains collided recently on
the Missouri Pacific ct Little Blue. sixteen
miles east of Kansas City, Mo. The two
engineers were crushed in the wreck. Al
ter the accident the cars took fire, causing
the death by burning Of Q large number OF
cattle and hogs. Loss about slO0, 900.
WILLIAM FEENY, q New Orleans politi-
clan, was recently arrested in Chicago for
forgery.
A SEVERE hailstorm swept over South
Bend, Ind, on the evening of the ed. Inn
mense numbers of window panes were bro
ken.
The Northrestern Muller reports an In.
crease Of milling products and Q decrease
Of -four shipments.
AT Mayer, Engle & Co.'S. Chicago, re-
Gently, the elevator fell, killing Samuel
Hermann and Samuel Mayer and injuring
other employees.
THE Republicans Of the Second Nebraska
district have renominated Congressman
James Laird by reclamation.
A TERRIBLE oil fire. caused by lightning,
occurred ut Lima, O., on the morning OF
the 3d.
The Knights Templar had their grand
parade at st. Louis on the sd. The parade
had been postponed on account OF the
weather.
SHELBYvn1E, ILL.,. was injured by a fire
in the business part on the sd.
A FAMILY of the name of Logan, living
six miles east of Cuba, No., were found
brutally murdered the other morning.
After the deed the fiends set fire to the
dwelling. The motive was robbery.
A STAY of sixty days has been granted
Maxwell, the murderer Of Preller ut st.
Louis. He was to have been executed Oc-
tober 9. The two Chinese murderers, Chyo
Chiacgk and Chyo Coon, were also grant
ed a stay of thirty days, they having been
sentenced to hang on the same day.
ARCHIE CHATFIELD was arrested at New
Hudson, Mich, recently charged with
wrecking a special freight train on the
Grand Trunk railroad September 16, caus-
ing the death of one man and the serious
injury Of two others.
The Kaw Valley Life Insurance Associa.
ton of Kansas City has collapsed.
CHICAGO is troubled by combination of
coal dealers who have forced prices up one
dollar ton.
The Knights Templar conclave ended at
st. Louis on the oath. Washington was
chosen as the next place of meeting; time,
second week in October, 1889.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept g22-Secretary Of
State Bayard has been informed by tele
graph BY Mr.. Kein. United States Consul
ut Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island,
that the American fishing vessels. E. A.
Sawyer. Orchs"i. master. and E. A. Bib
Der, master. both Of Portland, col!ided I'm q
gale on tie night Of the 18th inst, while
making Matpaqua, sixty Esiles west ana
wero totally wrecked. The crews of both
vessels were saved. The American fishing
vessel j. II. French. Harris, master, ot
Gloucester. was totally wrecked In q gale
on the 18th inst. at Ssuris, forty niles east
The c.sw were saved
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
New Tim MINI , "a rrob.h,v ,

New Ulm (Minn.) is probably the
only city on the continent in which
German is the official language of the
municipal council. The mayor and
all the councilmcn are Germans, and
all business is transacted in German.
However, the German Post, which had
been the official organ of the council
Tor twenty-three years, has just COLI
lapsed. and every document will now
have to be translated into English for
publication in the Rerictc, its successor.
st. Paul Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
Chin. to Establish . po..., serv,...

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Superintend-
ent Bell. OF the Foreign Mall Bureau Of
the Post ONCE Department, has received
an Official communication from J. d. Ken
needy, American Minister and Consul.
General at Shanghai, China, containing
the Information that China proposes to
establish q postal service in that country
to begin January, 1887. In this connec-
ton China suggests that the postal
agent of the United States at Shanghai
be withdrawn. Similar requests have
been made of England. France, Germany,
Spain, Japan and Italy.
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Heavy DeEalcHtlOn.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept 23.-George NJ.
Bartholomew, ef this city. president of the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company. OF
Hartford. is defaulter in the sum Of S127,-
600. OF this sum sos, 600 IL in actual
cash and So, 900 in paper. Since the re-
organization OF the Charter Oak in 1878,
Mr.. Bartholomew has had sole charge OF
the affairs Of the company, never being
obliged 10 make any report tO the directors
On Saturday he informed the directors that
owing to the ENLIGHTENMENT of Thomas
PIunkitt in the Hartford Silk Company
and other concerns in which he was inter.
ested, he was unable to meet his obligations
to the Charter Oak. He placed the amount
ut s105.00O. The directors asked for his
resignation, and it was given. On Monday
the directors discovered two notes amount
ing to $4,000 which he had discounted
aud the proceeds OF which he
had used. Mr.. Bartholomew let
that afternoon for New York and has not
been heard from since. though it is said
that his family have learned that he Is in
Canada.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01

The London Electrician is the au-
thority for new and easy method of
relieving the tOOthache. 1t says that
4 thin plate a zinc be placed on one
ode of the gum and a silver coin on
the other side, with the aching tooth
6eeween them. and then the edges of
the metals brought together. weak
gaNanic current will be established
that will cure the pain. 1t looks pos
sible: and is the sort of thing that one
could easily get somebody to try.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
THE WE6E.

The Emerson & Fisher carriage works,
Cincinnati, have shut down for few days
and have issued paper to tbeir employees
prohibiting them from belonging to the
Knights Of Labor
TEE blue and the gray celebrated the
battle of Lexington at Lexington, Mo-, on
the 2lst
E T. WILSON has been appointed g..ner-
n passenger agent of the Chicago & North.
western railroad.
The Triennial Conclave Knights TEMP.
lar opened at st. Louis on the 2lst. The
procession was abandoned on account of
rain.
The Democrats Of the Eighth Wisconsin
district have selected James Bracket as
Il cir candidate to Congress.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01

"A young man at Paris, Ky, eloped
with a young lady from the theater
while her brother who had her in
charge went out Ito see man." What
al OR Keatuckians!-CAicago IN
ter Ocean
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
GENERAL.

THREE hundred Roumanian Hebrews ar
rived in Castle Garden the other day
Many were penniless.
UaE sixteenth anniversary Of the entry
Of ttalian troops into Rome was celebrated
o. the 10th with great pomp.
J EsnPERoA WILLIAM and Count Won Moltks
hase gone to Baden. The Emperor win re
maiu there three weeks. The Prince Inn
pee6sl represents the Emperor at Metz.
A ssuxBER of soldiers broke cut Of the
barracks at Madrid, Spain, on the 18th
shouting for the republic. They killed one
officer and wounded another, when they
ned 70 the country, pursued ty loyal
| trooes. Great excitement was caused by
the revolt
THEcE Ge~6luti0nasy socialists hswet5eeu
elected 70 the .mumcipal council in st.
| Quentia, France.
IT il said in st. Petersburg that the Car
wishes the Rrince Of Montenegro 70 take
the Bulgaria. fhrone.
GEoReE BuBEAR best Peter Kemp in Q
boat race On the Thamek England, recent
~, after lae contest.
AL the o6eers implicated in the recent
attempted revelation at Madrid were CON-
Aemned to deafA
A MINoR state IT siege has been mo-
claimed in SPremberg, Germany, becaaae
ofrioting there.
NE Parnell Land bill was voted down Il
the British House Of Csmmons on the 2lst
b. . vote of 292 to aOL
KMcrY thousand cotton Rinners Of
Burnley, Eng, have resolved to strike
against Q reduction in wages
GENIAL BUTrERFIELD was I1axried In
London ca the 2lst to Mrs. JaIvAs. The
Bishop Of Bedford conducted the aervice,
assisted BY Canon Farrar.
MGR vASCxELLI, Papal Nuncio at Lis
bon, viii succeed Cardinal Jacobini Is Pa.
pal Secretary Of State il the latter does NOT
recover his health.
UNITED STATES MINISTER PESpLErox and
dah ghter nave left Germany for America. !
TIA British Parliament adjourned on the |
I'd.
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THE SOUTH.

NELSON CARPENTER, a notorious outlaw,
was ambushed and killed in jackson
County, KY, by unknown parties.
In one day recently at Louisville, KY,
Dan Callahan, a laborer, had his head
crushed by falling building stone, Viii
liam Amerling was caught in fly wheel
of a cotton factory and torn to pieces be
fore he could be released AMI Fred Meyer,
a farmer, was gored to death in a stable
by bull.
ANOTHER severe shock of earthquake was
experienced at Charleston, s. C., on the
2lst. Much alarm was created, but no ma
terial damage was done.
The youngest daughter of JEFF Davis has
been elected honorary member of Lee
Camp Confederate Veterans of Richmond,
Va.
JOSEPH f. WASHINGTON has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats of the Sixth Ten
nessee district to succeed Congressman A.
J. Caldwell.
F. J. LOWE. lumber merchant and con-
tractor at Texarkana, has assigned. Liza
bilities, S15O,OO0.
AT Charcoal Camp, Fla, the other day a
man named Cooper, without provocation,
killed three campers named Davidson,
Balm and Hunter, and escaped.
DIR. W. G. Tuck, Of Annapolis, Nd, has
been nominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans of the Fifth Maryland district.
JOHN R. BRowN, of Henry County, Va,
has announced himself as an independent
candidate for Congress in the Fifth Vir-
ginia district. He has been a Republican
b,,< &c uoxr = roformar
THoNAs L. HUDSON has been selected as
the Republican candidate Tor Congress in
the First Maryland district.
HeAvY storms at Indianola, Tex, on the
sd, caused another inundation Of that un-
fortunate city.
CcroRED Southern people are much exer.
eised over the earthquake predictions of
Virgins.
". H. T. LEE has been named for Con.
gress by the Democrats of the Eighth Vir-
GINA district.
THERE was slight earthquake shock at
Summerville, S. c., during the night of the
I'D
Two tramp printers named Owe1s and
O'Beaugh were recently killed by . train
on the Nashville & Tennessee, near Mem
phis.
h is said that the Louisiana orange crop
is q failure this year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WARRINGTON NOTE,

WARRINGTON NOTE9.
ARTHUR g. SEDGwIcK, United States
Special Envoy to Mexico arrived in Wash
ington ON the Goth. He denied the stories
credited to him.
Tue resignation of Prof. William Ferol,
meteorologist of the Signal Service. has
been accepted by the Secretary Of War.
The President has issued q commission
to William Groome to be postmaster Ut
Vicksburg, Miss.
Two million Of the new letter sheets have
been sent to post-ofices in the past month.
The Supreme Court of the United State
will convene October Is.
the collections Of internal revenue dur
ing the months of July and August last.
amounted to SIS, 80, 276. being IN increase
of 81. So, 647 over the collections during the
corresponding period of last year. There
was an increase of $685. 95S on spirits; Of
e23l 900 on tobacco, and of &444, 22S on fer
mented liquors. The only decrease was
fl3. ass on miscellaneous articles.
THE Presidential party returned to Wash
ington on the 22d.
THE cause of Secretary Manning's sick
ness is said to be due to defective plumbing,
several untrapped pipes being discovered
leading into his room at Washington. He
is said to be suffering from blood poisoning
through inhaling sewer gas.
IT is reported that the repeated calls for
redemption of three per cent. bonds have
disturbed National bank financial arrange
ments.
The President has appointed q. D. Gala
CHER, of Indiana, to be agent to the Indians
of the Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota Terri
tory. and has commissioned Isabella Camp
bell as postmaster at Blairsville, Ind, and
Jacob j. Muller at Ellenburg, W. T.
The Government has arranged for the
removal of certain Chippewa Indians to
the White Earth reservation. The change
opens to settlement about two thousand
square miles of land in the Northwest.
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| sunk IN East river, New York, recently,
by schooner. Two of the three Young
| men who were in the sail boat were res
cued, but the other, George Cooper, of 136
Wil!et street, owner OK the boat, was
drowned.
A SLIGHT shock of earthquake was felt in
Patrick and Henry Counties, Va, on the
morning of the Goth.
we're whipped and placed in the pillory at
Wilmington, Del, recently.
The Northern Indians are prowling about
Montana, committing depredations on
settlers. One ranchman is reported killed.
Four police officers of New Orleans, re-
Gently got on q big drunk, during which,
after insulting some oOlored women, they
shot negro liz two places, seriously
wounding him, and shot . Chiaaman
through the right eye, fatally. The China
man poked his head ont Of the window to
see what was going on.
PRESIDENT HEAD, OF the International
Range Association, has issued an address
drawing the attention OF stockmen to the
danger which menaces cattle interests by
the outbreak of pleurs-pneumonix in Chi
csEo.
CLEARING house retnzus for week ended
September = showed aE average increase
Of AS. In Eew York tie increase was
46a6
Tn engine attached to DE Baltimore &
Ohie train from New York. sa1rst her boiler
1t Baltimore On the 26th. Fireman Charles
Lxser was scaldsd fatally sd Engineer
Jeremiah Aorningstsr was badly injured
OvEY twenty buildings Eere burned
1ovn 1t GioucesteE. Macs. By fire on the
of the 9th.
Ar Wellington, O.. recently the boiler Of
aaney e Grimn's grist mill exploded. The
mill was wrecked and . young man named
Allyn was blown to pieces
An anti-clsricai meeting at Naples on the |
9th resulted in . scufile between the Cleri. |
ais and the Liberals aud the arrest Of |
went1 participants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31


The A. M. E, fair made about $50 fol
the church.
The First N. E. Church will have I
watch meeting tonight.
Rev. ]. X, McKallip was in town yes
terday, moving his household goods u
Beaver.
The subscription fund for improving the
Square has got to be q respectable sun
already.
Fred Eberlo will have the delinquent
tax books for this township, for the new
treasurer, George Robinson.
Rev. Mr.. Ward, a blind man, native O
one OF the West Indies, will lecture, giviul
"Advice to the Young" OF the Second NJ,
E. Church this evening.
Mrs. Rufus Battelle was called to Pitts
burgh yesterday by the death OF her father
Mr.. q. w. Benny. He spent Christina
here and was perfectly well until his aud
den death from heart disease.
Rev. DR.. Randolph, Of the Fourth Stree
M. Z. church, Wheeling, Capt, Joht
Bagsa, Melvin Richards, Of Wheeling, and
Mrs. Best, Of Washington, Pa, President
OF the W. O. T. u, assisted Miss Sherman
in her Wednesday meetings at the N. Z
church.
Tho property holders living on Union
street have organized committee To lool
after their own interests in the paving o
that street, which work will be begun II
the spring. The committee Ia "a follows
A. L. Baron, president; ]. B. Shannafelt
Secretary; W. K. Orozier, W. A. Gorby
A. W. Shepherd, A. Klotz, Thos, Ault
John Schick aud J. F. Anderson.
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Last night the Pfeebyterians gave a
supper in the church for the benefit Of
the church's pocket-book.
W. g. Downs, Of Toronto, O., was in
town yesterday. William says be 10 doing
nicely In his new sphere Of business.
Superintendent James Duncan, OF the
sSsSSo gth b biz daughter Bs e /.
ricksburg, o., among old friends.
W. F. Ebsrle has been notified to report
at West Point for examination as cadet
from this district. This Is the position re-
Gently resigned by Charles Cook.
Everybody here is glad to see friend T.
E, Orr, formerly the efficient school super.
intendent, now Of the SIOckmqn and Farmer,
OF Pittsburgh, on the streets again.
HE. Wells, the popular drugglst, has
been miasing for two or three days. Its
supposed he has hoCked, as q "hen gath.
ereth her chickens under her wings, )"
under the Ving Of a Wyandotte in the
Wheeling poultry show.
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A piece Of adroit till tapping vas prac.
ticed on s. A. Junkins, at Bridgeport. yea.
terdsy evening. Astranger came into the
atore pretending to want q buy blanket.
Mr.. Junkins took bin into the rear Of bis
store room TO show bis goods. The thiel
had an accOmplice, though bis siSihle
presence was unknown. and while tho
customer held up q blanket to examine II
In tho presence Of Mr.. JunkinS, and be-
tween him and bis money drawer, his 40.
complete gently lifted the IT'LL" and skip.
ped with aome fourteen dollars in oliver
In IL. Quite SUI. in paper money was
in the drawer behind thn till, which The
thief did not get, OF course, after this,
the blankets didn't pleSse and were mot
bought,
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ono nrldrepert IlnIlrond war.

The railroad war between the O., L. L
W. and O. 4 p. has virtually ended. The
O. 4 P. has granted iLs rival the right Of
way In the rear Of the new depot, the con.
troversy about which 10 thus ended. Mag.
gle Adolph has been notified, az per terms
Of agreement, that the O., L. 4 w. will not
need her property. It Is the purpose Of
the road 70 60 behi1d the new depot, Mag.
gle dolph's and Charley Millers new
house, and crossing directly In front Of the
river bridge, with which some arrange.
ment, not made public, has been made.
Charley Miller will Of necessity meve his
house TO q northern front. II 10 the put.
pose Of the O., L. 4 W. 10 push their work
looking 10 tfanBlt along the difficult way
now separating Ito terminus above and be-.
low the creek.
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THE aERA1ANIA CONCERT


Aud Ball In Celebration of the Holiday Fes
tivitiOA
The Germania Singing Society gave III
annual holiday concert and ball at It's hal
on Market street last night, There was {
monster crowd in attendance and evOry,
s aa. passed. 0 Ri ARss ret Success from
the commencement until the close OF the
last dance, at au early hour thiE
morning. The concert programme was
splendid one and included two over
lures by the Opera House orchestra,
q number OF choruses hnely rendered By
the society's singing section, vocal selec'
tions by q quartette and double quar-
tette, a vocal solo by Mr.. Charles Stencil
a clafionet solo by Professor Grimm, &C
companied by the Opera House orchestra
a defamation by Anton Freese and piano
solos by Misses Mamie Real and Ada Lin.
gaman. Tho ChoruseB and other vocal
numbers were especially good ard we're
warmly applaudsd. The floor being clear.
ed afterwards, dancing was commenced
and continued, the orchestra furnishing
the mueic.
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At their regular meeting, Wednesday
evening, December %, Wheeling City
Castle No. Q, Knighta Of the Golden
Eagle, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Past Chief, Fred
Thompson; Noble Chisi, s. BrubAkeri
Vice G6iei, Albert oappsi K, Of E, Q. W,
Kennedy; @. Of L VIM. Collins; NJ. o.
r., S. N Hirsh; II. ? Harry Drummond
s. H., E B. Gary; Y. H Chas. Geringi
W. b, Joseph W. Bier y. O., Thomas
Greer; e gllre, Jehn II; Moore; Ensign
John buchanan; First auarlsman, ]. @.
MCClain Second Guardsmap, Alex Ksm.
pie. Wheeling Castle will move from
Peterson's Hall 10 Old Fellows Hall, and
the 6rst meeting will take place next
Wednesday evening.
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Prof, Moris's Equine aud Canine Para'
dox drew at the matiuess yesterday after
noon probably the largest number oil per-
aons ever in the houss ut one time, though
1t did not look so, 80 there we're so many
children who shared seats with older per
sons. No more delighted audience ever
Rat in the house. Tho marvellous per.
iormanoes OF the dogs and horses evoked
psaIs OF laughter from tue little ones and
applause from their elders. Last night
auot or good house greeted the perform
anCe. Prof. Morris will take his car over
In the u. & O. yard at BsllAire and rest all
next week, having the car painted and re-
paired. Ho will return here week after
next and appear again at the Opera House.
Large houses are assnred.