The Iola register., 1889-11-29

4 GENTLEMAN recently from Winni
peg says he travelled from st. Paul t,
Winnipeg with w. w. Thompson, VIII
is reported to have absconded from
Albany, N. Y, with his typewriter
Thompson was the man dismissed Us
special agent of the Pension Office
few weeks ago.
JUSTICE DAY, of the Parnell Com
mission, was run over by cab in Lon
don the other day while on his way t.
court and was badly hurt.
THE British East African COmpan,
has conveyed to the German Govern
ment, through Lord Salisbury, its re
grets for the disaster to the Peters ex
pedition and an offer to do every thin,
possible to discover and punish TIN
murderers.
LIEUTENANT HARDEMAN's detach
ment of cavalry has returned to Sal
Carlos, Ariz. He struck some of th
Apache hostiles near McMillinville an,
captured their camp. About twent,
shots were exchanged with his scouts
but the hostiles made good their es
cape and tie trail was lost in tn,
mountains near Black river.
MONsIGNOR SATALLI, the Papa
delegate, confirms the statement mad,
by Archbishop Fabre that Rome woult
not raise the ban against the Ere,
MasOnS and other secret societies.
BY common consent one of tht
TTpifoI Sfafoc Sopofnrv u,,o frn,,, FL,
east and one from the west division OF
the State of Washington. On the bal
lot for the East Side Senator the vote
in the House stood. John 5. E..,.eH, Is
George Turner. IA; L. II. Brents, l
Charles S. Voorhees,, S. In the Senate
the vote stood: Allen, 26; Turner, 6.
THE National Palace of San Saliva
dor has been completely destroyed by
fire. The Government archives were
totally consumed. No lives were lost
THE Provisional Government has is
sued decree establishing universal
suffrage throughout the republic OF
Brazil.
THE Austrian Reichstag has beer
called to meet in Vienna December 2
CAPTAIN WIssMANN telegraphs that
Henry NJ. Stanley and party arrived al
Mpwapwa OH November 10.
CAPTAIN WIssMANN, the German
East African leader, has been made a
Major in the German army in recogni.
tiOn of his services.
EXPORTS from the United States fol
the year ended October. 1889, were
$79S, ,46S, ,752 against $67S, 42S .S44 in 1883,
and imports S765, ,4l3,777, against 1922
9SS. .245 in 1888.
EX-EMPREss FREDERICK of Ger.
many and her daughter have left
Athens fOrItaly.
a PARTY of Arnauts have plundered
the Servian monastery of Detchan. The
monks fed.
The GOvernor-General of Cuba dis
claims that he in any way aided the
striking cigarmakers of Key West.
Many of them, it seems, asked to be re-
turned to Cuba, and for that reason a
gunboat was sent to Key West to carry
them back to their former homes.
REV. L. DEWITT TALMAGE and his
party were in Athens OH the 22d. DR..
Talmage has secured corner stone
for his new church in Brooklyn from
Mars hill, where st. Paul preached to
the Athenians. DR.. Talmage preached
there to many people, taking as his
text Acts xvii. %. Later in the day
DIR. Talmage had al interview with
Premier Tricoupis and an audience
with Queen Olga and ex-Empress Vic
tOria of Germany.
CLAUS SPRECKLEs again announces
that his new refinery is ready to start.
Raw sugar has been received and every
thing is in readiness.
PATTERSON, member of Parliament
for Essex, Ont. had an interview with
the GovernOr-G General of Canada re-
specting the oppressive manner in
which the American Alien Labor act
was enforced at Detroit against resi-
dents of Windsor employed in that city
by railway companies and other corpo-
ratiOnS.
THE City Council of Quebec unani-
adopted a resolution favoring
Chicago as the site for the Worlds
Fair i'll 1892 in preference to New York.