The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-09-10
THE EAST.

HE Phlladeldhla Brewers Association
have lately decided to recognize the
knights of Labor to the exclusion of all
other labor organizations.
The Home Club people repudiate the dis
closures as plot to assassinate Powderly.
They only wanted to ''lick' Secretary
Layton.
MRS. BYRON, wife of the notorious forger
arrested at Boston for the Topeka authori-
ties, tells of the manner of her acquaint-
for marrying him.
In October, 1850, Chris Berman was muir
dered with an axe at Rochester, N. Y, the
affair being very mysterious. The tragedy
was horrible one and created no little ex-
element at the time; but all the efforts of
the police to unravel the mystery were I'M
availing. An old woman on her death bed
now confesses that it was her daughters
husband who committed the crime and the
motive was love for the victims wife.
A TRADES council convention at New
Haven, Conn.,, nominated George Mans
field, a socialist, for Congress.
In accordance with a resolution passed
by the New Jersey Legislature and action
of the Council approving of the thirteen
original States, a meeting will be held in
Philadelphia to arrange for the celebration
of the Tooth anniversary of the presenta-
tion in Congress of the constitution.
VICTORIA MORosISI, whose misalliance
by marrying her fathers coachman caused
SO much talk some time ago, has left her
husband and returned to her father. An
effort will be made to get a divorce.
AT meeting of the common council of
Philadelphia lately resolution was adopt
ed without a dissenting vote for the APP
pointment of a committee to investigate
the conduct of Mayor Smith looking to his
impeachment in case certain money trans
actions can not be satisfactorily explained
by him.
JUDGE POTTER, of the Supreme Court of
New York, has granted an absolute divorce
to Edwin Mayo, the actor, from his wife
Jennie.
In the game of cricket lately at Staten
Island the gentlemen of England defeated
the picked American team by one inning
and forty mine runs.
FRANK X. BYoN, the alleged bigamist,
forger and embezzler, arrested at Boston a
few days ago, claims he is innocent of the
crimes with which the authorities of To-
peka charge him.
THIRTY.Two cattle which are said to have
gone for thirty-seven hours without nour-
ishment have been found lately in Lacka.
wanna railway cars, and the company is
to be prosecuted under the United States
law.
JACo3 FINN, son of a wealthy cloak man.
ufacturer of New York, blew out his brains
recently because Clara Simmons, pretty
clerk in his fathers store, would not marry
hin, against the objections of his family.
IT is rumored that Powderly has assas-
sins on his track.
Ex-MAYoR GOULD, of Buffalo, recently
said that President Cleveland was no
longer q citizen of that city.
The journeymen plumbers were lately
locked out by the master plumbers of New
York City.
AsIcKENING calamity is reported from
Williamsport, Pa, ofseven men being burnt
alive through fire at their lodging house
1T is said in New York that tie Union
Pacific Railroad Company lately paid the
last note standing against it and is now
entirely on: of floating debt
MEMBERS of the Home Club, E of L., at
New York, assert positively that they have
bought Pythagoras Hall, on Canal street,
and have assessed Knights one dollar each.
A LATE rumor states that the Adams Ex-
press Company has received news of the
finding of the package OF money, amount
ing to nearly $4,000, which was shipped
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
Shamokin. Pa, some time ago, and which
disappeared in some manner from the ex-
press company's Office in Philadelphia.
A LATE dispatch from Philadelphia says
that Congressman Samuel J. Randall lies
as his home seriously ill from an attack of
dysertery and govt Nobody but the
members of his family are permitted to see
him.