The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-03-19

GLADSTONE II credited with . scheme q
tslatures to the four provinces OF Ireland.
A DISPATCH from Rome says that Arch
bishop Tashereau. Of Quebec, and Arch
bishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore, would Be the
new Cardinals.
A FIRE 1t Montreal, Can, on the 10th de-
stroyed property amounting to 100000.
A PASTORAL letter expressing the hope
that evictions would be stayed has been
sent out by Archbishop Walsh, Of Dublin.
Archbishop Croke, speaking at Linsmore
recently, said he hoped that Gladstone
would soon restore the Irish soil to the
Irish people.
The Brunswick cotton mill, at Moseley,
Eng, was destroyed by fire recently. The
loss was ECO, 200, and 800 hands were thrown
out of employment.
fax drying house at Gets, a town Of the
Prussian Silesia. Several women were
burned to death and many others injured.
THE Belfast Presbytery has adopted a
series Of resolutions expressing loyalty to
the Queen, favoring land reform, occupy
ing Ownerships and reduced rents and OPP
posing local government in any shape.
The schooner Robert Byron. from Port
land, December %, for Cape DeVerde, is
given up as lost. The crew numbered seven
men, all but two of whom were natives of
Cape Deverde.
ALL Mongolians passing over the Grand
Trunk railway will hereafter go in bond
and conductors have been ordered to see
that none of them stop in Canada.
JOHNSON, the American sprinter, won the
Shrovetide handicap at Staffordshire, Eng,
beating several noted English runners.
An attempt was made to assassinate
Jules Verne, the French author, at Amiens
the other day. The assassin turned out to
be his own nephew.
The Douglass Steamship Company's
steamer Douglass ran ashore and was lost
of Swallow, China, February 10. The YES
sci was valued at 100000.
The people on the Labrador coast were
reported in a starving condition, living
principally on dog meat.
A CONSPIRACY to overthrow the Mikado's
Government in Japan was recently discov-
cred and frustrated.
A COLLISION occurred recently between
two trains on the railway between Monte
Carlo and Mentone, Italy. The train from
Mentone was filed with English visitors.
A number of carriages were smashed and
fell into the sea. The number of deaths
was unknown, but it was believed that at
least twenty persons lost their lives.
A STRONG agrarians party has been
formed in Italy.
GERMAN officers report the British army
in India deficient in transportation facili-
ties only.
THREE hundred Toronto (Ont.) street car
employees were discharged for joining the
Knights of Labor.
PRINCESS HELENE, of Ypsilati, was re-
Gently announced to be a bankrupt She
is daughter of the late millionaire, Baron
Sina, the widow of the late Greek Ambas-
sador to Austria.
VIsCOUNT DUPPLIN, aged thirty-seven,
heir of the Earl of Kinnoul. died the other
day at Monte Carlo. 1t was rumored that
he committed suicide on account of heavy
gambling losses.
1T is reported that the Pope has begun
his autobiography, which will be published
in 1887. The work is in Latin and is being
tiuhSiuUcu IuoutIu lduSudEeS.
A HOME rule association has been formed
at Cambridge University, England, and
Prof. Galbraith, of Trinity College, Dublin,
has been engaged to deliver lectures on
home rule.
A DISPATCH from Buenos Ayres says:
The Catalinas custom house with all its
contents has been destroyed by fire. The
loss IS s5,OOO,OOO.
THE business failures during the seven
days ended March II numbered: For the
United States, 2l4: for Canada, ga total
of 239 csainst 246 the week previous. The
failures :ere on the decline in every Sec
ton of the country, especially in the East
ern and Middle sections.
IL the French Chamber of Deputies re-
Gently Bishop Freppel offered motion re-
preaching the Government for abolishing
clerical stipends. NJ. Goblet, Minister of
Public Instruction, replied that he acted in
accordance with the decisions of Parlia-
ment that the clerical stipends be with
drawn, and that the concordat contained
no reference to stipends. The motion was
rejected.
A DISPATCH from Rangoon says that a
friendly native who has arrived there has
informed the authorities that 1900 rebels
at Yemethen intend to march on Mandalay.
British reinforcements are pushing forward
in the direction Of Msndalay to assist the
garrison there.