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

BR CHAHLEs DnKx was arrested - Win
nipeg short time ago for having liquor in
his baggage.
| ADvICEs from Corea say that owing =
rumors that Russia intended to establish .
protectorate in Co-.s the Chinese dis
patched nine men sf-war to that place, but
the Coreans opposed their landing, their
l object being unknown, and . conflict en-
sued in which number were wounded.
A SHOCK Of earthquake was felt at Louis
Vile lately lasting nearly half . minutA
The fear stricken inhabitants crowded into
the streets. Furniture was moved and
windows and lamps broken in various
hotels, but no serious damage was done.
The shocks were also felt ct Indianapolis,
Washington, New York, Raleigh, g. c.,
| Chicago, St Lonis and other places, but
mono were felt at Kansas City.
A RECENT dispatch from Berlin says that
Prince Dolgorouki will not 60 to Bulgaria,
and that Russian officers who were In the
Bulgarian army prior to the coup d. etat
| will not enter Prince Alexander's service.
The dispatch also says that Prince Alexan-
der il not at all sanguine OF restoring order,
| and would abdicate only that he is encour-
aged by England to persevere.
IT il reported from London that Churchill
has ended the coquetting which has been
going on between the Protection and the
Free Trade parties In reply to an inquiry
a. to whether any thing would be done for
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from foreign countries, he gave no hope Of
countervailing duties, and further limited
| that the Government would stand by the
report Of the commission on the depression
of trade in Great Britain. which failed to
| recommend any interference with free
trade.
A DISPATCH from Halifax, N. s., recently
| says that the cruiser Roulette seized the
American schooner Highland Light for
fishing within the three mile limit of the
east point Of Prince Edwards Island. This
is the first actual seizure made for fishing.
The coinage of the mints during the
month Of August amounted to q, &c, 900 in
silver pieces and e2,22O.OOO in gold. OF
the silver coinage g., zoe, 600 were standard
dollar pieces, and 1000 dimes.
BEACH, the champion oarsman of the
world, won the final heat Of the Interna-
tional Regatta, beating John Teemer, of
the United States, by ten lengths.
An English company il about to build o
s25, OOO, 600 railroad in Mexico.
An encounter took place lately between
some rebels and Prince Alexander's forces
in Bulgaria in which large number were
killed and wounded on both sides. The ar
rest of conspirators still continues, who
will be tried by court martial.
THE damage caused by the earthquakes
at Filitara, Greece, amounts to about
s2OOO,OOO.
The Bulgarian difficulty still grows az
it is expected that Russia will show her
hand shortly. There is general uneasi-
ness in all parts of Europe.
A NUMBER of prominent Radical men,
bers of the House of Commons, with the
assistance of the Parnellites, have matured
a scheme for q vigorous home rule cam
paign during the Parliamentary recess by
means of pamphlets and lectures.
AN attempt was made to wreck the train
conveying Prince Alexander to Sofia by
placing five sleepers across the rail.
ABOUT eleven O'Clock on the night of Sep.
teuUcT d dHOtueT buOCk VI edTtuqudke Wu0
felt all along the Southern Atlantic coast.
It was not attended with any damage but
it was strong enough to cause a stampede
from the instruments of the telegraph op.
orators in Charleston, Augusta, and Co
lumbia and other places.
THE business failures throughout tho
country during the seven days ended Sep
tenaber as reported to r. G. Dun q Co.,
were for the United States 1856, and for
Canada "a, or total of 100, as compared
with a total of POI last week and lS6 for the
week previous to the last The Western
and Pacific States furnish nearly half the
failures reported in this country.
MEssRs. O'BRIEN and Redmond have
arrived ut Dublin safely. They were met
by a large crowd with bands of music,
torches, etc.
RIoTING has been made almost impossi-
BILE at Belfast, Ireland, by the perfected
measures taken by the police to master
any outbreak in its very incipiency.
THE British man of-war ASamemnon. con-
veying surgeons. food and tents, has gone
to the relief of the sufferers by the recent
earthquake in the Morea.
A REPORT prevailed in London that sew.
eral of the Irish delegates to the late Chi
cago Irish-American convention would
likely be called to account for utterances
while ut Chicago.
IT is rumored that Consul General Porch's
DAYS are numbered for the bad taste he dis.
played in publishing Sedgwick's spree.
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