The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27

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changed.
Tn Central Association ct . meeting Il
Cresson Springs, Pa, recently adopted
resolutions favoring the abolition OF COM
missions on railroad tickets.
Dir. JAMES RIDLEY, the medical ofdcez
In attendance at Tullamore Jail during
MAudeville's incarceration there, and who
was subpenaed to appear at the inquest
at Mitchellstown into Mandeville's death,
has committed suicide.
TIE ship Farragut, from Calcutta to New
York. has been long overdue. She had
twenty two Boston seamen on board.
THE WEST.
Apv1cEs from Bear Valley, CAL, say
that the village Of Ozo has been burned.
The loss is $4,000.
FAVORABLE rains wero reported from
many places in Kansas on the 10th. A
heavy corn crop was assured.
TIE Eighth Indiana Democrats have
nominated Elijah v. Brookstine for Con-
gress after casting l3S ballots.
JoHK and Bennie Ailts, aged four and
seven years, sons of groceryman, went
to Bailey's lake, near Pekin, ILL.,. recently
to gather flags, and were supposed to have
been drowned.
JULIUS BAUER's piano warehouse and
other buildings adjoining were destroyed
by fire in Chicago recently. Loss. 100000.
THREE Bohemian. Anarchists were ar
rested at Chicago on the 18th with dyna-
mite in their possession. twas stated that
their purpose was to avenge the executions
of last November by blowing up the resi-
dences Of Judge Gary, Attorney Grinnell,
Inspector Boniieid and othe . concerned.
The secretary Of the Illinois Board Of
Agriculture has received information OF
the action Of the farmers Of Crawford
County, who have resolved not to raise
any wheat, barley or rye for the next
three years, in IN effort to exterminats tho
chinch bug. These farmers will exert their
influence to this end with the farmers Of
adjoining counties.
A CLoUDBURsr near Purcell, Ind, caused
the derailment of . passenger train and
did much damage to crops.
Two deaths from hydrophobia occurred
in Chicago in one day recently, the victims
being Elsie Kelly, aged three, and Daniel
Moriarity, a laboring man.
JUDGE CoUcR, of Waterloo, Iowa, has
decided that ginger ale ''must CO." in the
County, who have been selling ginger ale
which contains three per cent alcohol.
THE monument to the policemen killed
in the Haymarket riot is to be the figure Of
an officer on a granite base and will be
placed on the spot where the men fell.
DAVID CLARK, who with his supposed
wife committed suicide at Sandwich. ILL.,,
recently. turns out to have been an elOper
from Canajoharie, n. Y, the woman being
his mistress.
As the result of an old quarrel over a
pre-emption claim near Millerville, Wis,
Chris Blatt, a farmer, was shot dead by
Henry Scheker and his two sons.
HONORARY degrees were conferred re-
Gently on Bishop Potter, of New York, and
the Bishop of Minnesota by Cambridge
University, England.
THE Democrats and Greenbackers Of
Michigan have nominated q fusion ticket,
headed by Wellington r. Burt, of Saginaw,
for Governor.
THE Carson New appeal says it hears
from reliable authority that John Mackay
has disposed of his cable to Jay Gould for
$1l ,OOO, 900. Negotiations have been pend
ing for some time. Mackay originally
asked $13,OO0,0O0 but Gould refused the
cable at these figures and finally offered
Sl1 COZ, 900, which was accepted.
THE Charleston, the first United States
war vessel ever built on the Pacific coast,
was launched at San Francisco on the 18th.
BROTHERHOOD engineers declare that the
dynamite conspiracy is a connection Of
Burlington detectives and that most of the
men arrested are in the employ of Pinker-
ton.
THOMAS W. HALL, a heavy dealer in wool,
Chicago, has assigned with $50, 900 liabili-
ties and $l30,0oO assets.
THE Kansas Prohibition party has nomi-
mated a full State ticket headed by Rev. j.
ID. Botkin. of Wichita, for Governor.
THE lone highwayman who robbed the
stage near Miles City, Mont, some few
days ago has been captured.
FOREST fires are doing much damage
about Coral and Howard City, Mich, and
the towns are in danger.
CHARLES LABEL, the principal witness
against the recently arrested opium snug
glers, escaped from the officers near Port
safely into Canada.
FIRE at kentland, Ind, recently de-
strOyed two grain elevators. the railroad
ucpOt anu clSHtctu ITtiSuI CdTSs
Z. H. AND s. w. JACOBS, president and
cashier of the Madison National Bank, Da-
kota, have been arrested, charged with
perjury aad other crookedness in connec-
ton with their bank, which is now in the
hands Of a receiver.
CHICAGO is overrun with sand flies, caus-
ing much annoyance.
BONANZA MACKEY denies positively that
he has sold his cable property to Jay
Gould or any one else.
GOVERNOR GUY. of the Chickasaw Ma.
ton, was reported marching ON Ardmore
with large body of men and proposes to
run the non-citizens who have been intim-
idating the militia in that vicinity out OF
the country.
THREE more elopements were reported
at st. Louis ON the Goth.
FIFTEEN workmen were mangled to death
on the Mexican National railroad at Front
recently.
HENRY WILLIAMS, of Chicago, was IA.
tally drugged and robbed in Missoula,
Mont, the other day.
HEAVY forest fires are raging all over
Sarenac County, Mich, and oil the way
between Deep River and Gladwin. Lum-
Der of all kinds is being destroyed, fences
burned and other property damaged.
Many farmers have had to fight for their
homes. There has been no rain Of conse-
quence for three months.
THE SOUTH.
THE Brush Westinghouse electric light
plant. New Orleans, La, was destroyed by
FIRE recently. Loss, 100000.
Two engines and eight or ten cars were
demolished in collision ten miles south of
Birmingham, Ala, between an express
and q freight train. An engineer and fire.
man were killed and six other persons
more or less injured.
Hox. p. DARDEN, grand master Of the
National Grange, died at his home in