The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-04-23

bllt have given $2JU,UUC 60 the new 1Ork
College of Physicians and Surgeons to build
and endow building to be used exclusively
for clinics The building will cost $3.50, 900.
It will be known as the va9dsfbiis Clinic,
in honor of their father.
| THE WEST.
| A DOZEN or more citizens Of Laporte,
Ind, have been subppnaed by the Senate
Committee on the Judiciary to testify as
to the offensive partisanship of the new
United States Marshal of Indiana.
| THE Evangelical conference of Illinois,
in session at Freeport, has adopted prohibi-
ton resolutions.
| AT recent meeting Of Methodist minis
tiers at Chicago, Bishop Bowman, in consid-
ering the labor strikes. spoke of Jay Gould
as follows: II would like to see some one
take him by the neck and kick him through
New York, as long as he wasn't killed"
JOHN NJ RouNrREE, a prominent attorney
| and old resident of Chicago, entered a
Madison street store the other night and
purchased a revolver, coolly placed it to
his head and blew his brains out Cause
unknown.
The managers of the Brown impeach-
ment case reported articles Of impeach-
ment to the Iowa House on the 18th. After
the reading the House adopted the articles
with only 10 dissenting votes. Following
this the House received the report of the
committee appointed to investigate Judge
Hayes. The majority report signed by six
members, all Republicans, held that the
evidence fairly established the truth of the
oil Thn vy,in fU
signed by the three Democratic members.
The House adopted the majority report
The House then adjourned sine die, and the
Senate half an hour later. The Senate
then proceeded to organize as a court of
impeachment for the trial of Auditor
Brown.
THE Albuquerque IN. NJ National Bank
has resumed.
THE boss carpenters of Milwaukee have
been notified by their men that after May
l they will be expected to pay ten hours
wages for eight hours work.
A FEARFUL tornado ravaged St Cloud
and Sank Rapids, Mimi, on the afternoon
of the 14th. At least twenty-five persons
were known to be killed. Many persons
were injured. The extent of the damage
worst storm since Rochester and Elgin,
Mimi, were devastated by a tornado in
1888
j. l. CASE, of Racine, Wis, has sold his
celebrated stallion Phillas to c. c. Lyford,
of Minneapolis, Mimi, for $4,000.
GOVERNOR OGLEsBY, of Illinois, has re
fused to issue requisition, on the
ground of informality, for the deputies
who took refuge in st. Louis, after killing
several persons ON the Illinois side of the
river
AT Horton g. ellis butter factory, five
miles north of Harvard, ILL.,, cream sep
arator burst recently, killing William John
son and wounding three others named AL
ton, Bowman and Blake. Atoms injuries
were fatal.
BERT ALDRICH was suffocated recently in
fire which destroyed the Oriental Hotel
at Mcmillan, Wis.
GOVERNOR FORAKER recently called the
attention of the Ohio Legislature to the
manner in which rich citizens of the State
escaped the payment of taxes. In conse-
quence. at reception shortly following
the message, the wives of the tax dodgers
took the occasion to 'cut'' Mrs. Foraker.
1T was thought that over fifty lives were
lost and more than two hundred persons
seriously injured by the tornado which de-
stroyed Sank Rapids and ST. Cloud, linn,
on the evening of the 14th.
SIX persons were killed and several were
seriously injured by tornado on the
evening of the 18th, which went through
the country near Skidmore, Nodaway
County, Mo. At Lenox, forty-fve miles
north of Maryville, many persons were in
jured by the storm.
REPORTS from the recent tornado in West
ern Iowa show that the storms ranged from
Taylor County north to POcahontas COun-
ty. Four persons were reported
killed and about twenty-five seriously in
jured. From fifty to seventy-five dwellings
were demolished and large damage was
done to barns and trees.
THE jury holding an inquest on the body
of ]. D. Thompson, killed on the bridge at
ST. Louis, during the recent riots returned
a verdict of homicide against the deputy
sheriffs.
Az outbreak of smallpox at Carmi, ILL.,,
recently resulted in three deaths, and it is
feared there are many cases in the sur
rounding country. A supply Of vaccine
was furnished by the State Board Of
Health.
SEVERAL small children near Coal Blussf.
Ind, were poisoned the other day by eat
| ing wild parsnips. Afive-year-old daughter
of j. H. White died soon after reaching
home. The other children will recover.
H. II. HoXIE, vice-president of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Company, refused to accede
to the request of st. Louis citizens to arbi-
trate the differences with the knights Of
Labor.
THE pupils in all the public school build
ings at Columbus, o.. struck recently for
less time in the school room, and the police
were called upon to enforce the orders of
the teachers. Thirteen boys We're suspend
ed and the strike was reported over.
THE yardmen employed in the Baltimore
& Ohio yards at the stock yards, Chicago,
went out on the 10th. Four hundred men
were on strike.
THE SOUTH.
THREE members of a surveying party
were drowned recently while crossing the
New river at Sunryside, W. Va, by the
upsetting Of boat.
FIVE strikers, among them c. L. Graham,
master workman of the Knights of Labor
of Big Springs, Tex, have been arrested
for disturbing the running Of trains.
THE Western Nail Associations annual
meeting, at Wheeling, VI. Va, on the l4th,
was largely attended. The members re-
fused to say what was done concerning the
compromise with the locked out workmen.
THREE men named Baker were killed in
Knox County, Ky. on the 18th