The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-11-25

IT was said recently that the Canadian
Government ID likely to encounter new OBJ
stacles in IL efforts to maintain the cruis-
ers to watch the American fishermen in the
matter Of expense. Tho recent Canadian
balance sheet says that the Government
ran nearly g, 600 600 behind last year, and
the expense Of maintaining the fishing
cruisers II considerable.
TIE American schooner Flying Scud,
seized for violation Of the fishery regula-
lions, was lately released at Halifax, Ms,
on payment Of 500 under protest.
A MINISTERIAL crisis was impending re-
Gently in Greece owing to the members Of
tho opposition Withdrawing from the cham
bers during an important division, leaving
the house without quorum.
ONE hundred Cossacks were recently lost
while endeavoring to quell the revolt Of .
tribe in the Caucasus, which the authors
ties tried to force into military service.
Anxiety 10 felt in Russia lest the move
ment spread among other tribes.
The barge Dixon, Captain Robinson, Of
the propeller Justice Fields tow, foundered
of Kewanee on the morning Of the 18th
and two seamen were drowned. Another
of the Fields barges, the Emerald, also
foundered and five lives were lost.
IT was recently reported on semi-official
authority that General Kanlbars was about
to be recalled from Bulgaria and that the
step would be accepted as an indication
that the powers have arranged to replace
the attempt to solve the Bulgarian difficult
ty by action on the spot by an information
al adjustment.
A RECENT letter from Havana stated
that party Of bandits under Romero had
demanded of Senior Pedrazo $4,000. As
he refused to give them what they asked
they burned extensive cane fields, dwell.
ing houses and every thing of value on the
plantation.
The management of the Mexican Cen
trail railway recently discharged every
passenger conductor on the road, some
sixty in all. The removals were made on
secret reports of spoilers, who discovered
an organized system of stealing. About
twenty American station agents have also
been discharged on the ground OF their
supposed completely with the conductors.
EXTENSIVE preparations are being made
among the Fenians of Dublin to observe
the anniversary of the execution OF the
Manchester martyrs"
ITwas recently stated that the Canadian
Government was FESTIVE at being made a
refuge for public and private thieves and
would welcome a treaty which would make
it dangerous for thieves to flock there, and
that the United States Government hoped
such a treaty would soon be passed by
Congress.
The Greek Government has dissolved
the Legislative Assembly. Anew election
will take place in January.
The question of indOrsing woman suf-
frage came up in the National Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, on the 18th, and
caused q heated discussion which threat
ened to disrupt that body for time. The
matter was finally left unsettled.
The Roumanian municipal elections re-
suited in triumph for the National Lib.
erals, who carried seventy-two urban dis
tricts, including Bucharest, Crajova, Braila
and Jassy, polling 2O,445 votes, against
$500 for the opposition.
A pIsPArcH from Montreal said that Car
dinal Teschereau will leave early in Decem.
Der with Cardinal Gibbons to receive the
red hat at the hands of the Pontiff himself
in the consistory to be held next month.
When in Rome the question Of the church
and the Knights of Labor will be definitely
arranged. At present q difference of
opinion exists among the Bishops on the
subject.
ADvIcEs have been received at London
to the effect that a ship crowded with
laborers returning from Queensland foun-
dered in the Pacific ocean and that 40 lives
were lost
ITALY has lately proposed to Germany
that the powers hold conference to con-
slider the Bulgarian question in all its as.
poets.
CAPTAIN NABoKoFF, who led the revolt at
Bourgas, and three sergeants who were
implicated i'm the rioting, have bee n con-
demned to death. Several former ofiic ais
in Roumelia, who took part in the revolt,
were sentenced to Imprisonment for life.
Mrs. REEKIE and her three children were
poisoned at the South Toll Cupar-Fife a
town of Scotland, capital of the County of
Fife, by the escape of gas. The family
were preparing to join the husband in
America.
IT was cabled that there had been severe
fighting at Myogvee, IN which sixty Bur-
mese were killed.
The royal college and intermediary
schools at Huy, Belgium, were lately de-
stroyed by fire.