The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-19
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GENERAL.
THE examination of Prof. Geffecken
closed at Berlin ON the ID. The case was
RENTED to the Supreme Court at Leipsic.
Bail was refused.
FIVE Cinnamon returning through Can.
ada to New York from q visit TO Western
States have been refused admission by the
customs officers at Suspension bridge, un.
der the Exclusion act.
THE British man-of.war Osprey has
captured, of Mocha, three dhows, having
on board 304 slaves. The captains of the
dhows and four Of the slaves were killed
before the slaves were surrendered.
THE strikes at Lammoires, Marcinaile
and Couiilet, Belgium, are spreading.
IT is stated that the Italian Government
has unearthed Socialist conspiracy of
wide qualifications and thorough organi-
cation.
FATHER ScHEYLER, the inventor of Vol
apuk, is dead.
The steamer Baltic sank at her dock In
Liverpool on the 9th. The disaster was
caused by portfolio being left open. The
Baltic was loaded with q miscellaneous
cargo.
SIR ANTHONY MUsGRAvE, Governor Of
Queensland, Australia, died suddenly on
the 9th.
The German police have seized all the
copies of the paper containing the late
Emperor Frederick's diary extracts.
THE st. Louis & San Francisco railway
has declared ~ per cent dividend on
preferred stock payable October 81.
The National line steamship Queen co.,
lided with French fishing schooner in a
fog of the banks of Newfoundland recent
ly. Twenty Of the unfortunate fishermen
were drowned, the remainder being res
cued.
A DISPATCH from Shanghai says: at is
alleged here that a secret treaty has been
signed by Russia and COrea which decree
gives extensive privileges to Russian trad
ers and residents in Corea and the estab-
lishment of an exclusively Russian port
at Funei. The Grand Duke Alexander re-
Gently had a cordial interview with the
King of Corea."
1T is officially announced that the Adams
Express Company has concluded a con-
tract for a term of years for the express
facilities over the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad, now occupied by the
United States Express Company. This
gives the Adams Express Company en-
trance to the States of Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Nebraska and Dakota.
SERIOUS washouts caused by floods were
reported from the province of New Bruns-
wick recently. The fal, rains were unpre-
cedented.
THE Grand Vizier at Constantinople has
issued a decree forbidding the issue of
morning papers. but permitting evening
editions to continue.
The trunk lines have issued notice that
on October % packing house rates from
Chicago to New York will be advanced to
30 cents per hundred. This will make the
rate from Kansas City az cents, an advance
of II cents.
THE Emperor of Germany arrived at
Rome on the 18th and was met at the rail-
way station by King Humbert.
TWENTY thousand Yorkshire (England)
GOLFERS have given notice to their em-
ployers that they will go out on a strike
unless they are conceded a ten per cent.
advance in their wages. 1t is expected
that sc, 900 other Golfers will also give no.
tice to the same effect.
THE last of Geronimo's band Of renegade
Apaches have been captured in Sonora,
Mex.
THE Earl Of Winchester and many MEM
bers Of the English clergy have contrib
uted to the relief of the poor in Ireland.
THE committee of Irishmen collecting
money for Parnell's litigation with the
London Times have secured $50, 900 so far,
but need much more and appeal especially
to Americans.
The Pail Mall Gazette challenges the
German authorities to carry out the threat
made through the Ndchrichten Ze,tung to
institute proceedings to prevent the pub
LEGATION in London of the late Emperor
Frederick's diary. The Gazette warns
Prince Bismarck not to attempt to extend
abroad the tyranny over the press which
is exercised in Germany.
SIR MoRELL MACKENZIE, the English
surgeon of the late Emperor Frederick Of
Germany, in his book on the case blames
DR.. Bergman, Of Berlin, as the cause Of
the Emperor's early demise.
AN anti-Boulangist meeting in Paris on
the 10Th was disturbed by Boulangists and
fight ensued in which many persons
were injured.
THE report that Bonanza Flood had died
in Germany was denied later.
A MADRID dispatch says there has been
a renewal of the conflicts between Morocco
and the United States. The latter de-
mands that the authorities at Fee be pun
ished for the arrest of the American Con"
sul's protege and that indemnity be paid.
ONE hundred persons were killed in re.
cent disorders at Port au Prince Hayti.