The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15

THE Jesuit fathers of Canada have
brought suit against the Toronto Mail for
asserting that they took oaths to renouncs
allegiance to Protestant or heretical
rulers
Mr.. PARKELL has msae public through
the press his thanks for the congratula.
tons from all parts of the world on the
collapse of the London Times case against
him.
The death of the King Of Holland was
expected at any moment on the 9Th, as
blood poisoning had set in.
N RoCHEREAU. a director of the Paris
Compton d'Escompt, which is closely con.
nected with the new copper bank, died
suddenly on the 9Th, and in consequence
Of rumors there was almost panic on the
bourse.
The annual report of the Bee line shows
decrease of half mi lion in earnings.
EDWIN GOULD has been elected to re-
place his father on the directorate Of tho
Washington & New Orleans Telegraph
Company.
The Charleston, Cincinnati & Chicago
railway is to be extended at once from
Camden to Charleston, s. c., and from
THERE was a run on the Compton d'Es-
compile at Paris, following the suicide OF
NJ. Rochereau, the manager
VIsCoUNr VAUDEVILLE eldest son OF
the Duke Of Manchester, is a bankrupt for
t6o0.OO0 He was spendthrift
KING MILAN abdicated the throne Of
Servia on the 9Th in favor of his son
Alexander, aged thirteen. Regents will
have control during the Princes minor.
ity.
A BERLIN dispatch says that Herr Stue-
bel goes as a special commissioner to re-
store order in Samoan waters. He is re-
puted to be an able diplomat The Amer
lean account of the terms of the armistice
arranged by Herr Knappe and Mataafa
are not believed in Berlin.
The First Eord of the Admiralty has
submitted a scheme 70 increase the English
navy by expanding Ell % $1,000.
IT was again asserted by Berlin paper
on the 7th that the German corvette Olga
had sunk an American man-of-war in
Samoan waters. The American vessel
was said to have fred at the Olga, when
the latter sunk it with all on board by
exploding a torpedo
A STRIKE has occurred among the weav.
ers at Armentieres, in France The str'k-
ers attacked the factories and soldiers
patrolled the streets to preserve order.
The go ton British vessel Eldorado has
succeeded in going fifteen miles up the
Panama canal
IT is reported at Suakim that the Ahys-
slnians are besieging kassala and that
Senousis' army is marching on khartoum.
KING HUMBERT, of Italy, has acceptei
the new Cabinet formed by Premier
Crispi. II is combination affair.
Ell TEMPO, a conservative journal of the
CITY of Mexico, says it sees in President
Harrison's inaugural address a menace TO
the peace of the Spanish American Repub-
lies especially Mexico. The same journal
also expresses a fear as to the policy
which Secretary of State Blaine may
adopt.
GENERAL BoULANGER in a letter to an
Italian paper declares his earnest desire
for friendship between France and Italy.
The decree Of exile against the Due
d'Aumale has been rescnded by the
French Cabinet.
REV. DIR. OREILLY, treasurer of the
Irish National League, denounces as false
stories concerning a schism in the league.
In an interview NJ. Zankof said the
Gar had emphatlcaly declared that he
would not NEEDLE forcbly with Bulgaria,
the expulsion of the Prince being an in
ternal affair.
THE blast furnace men propose TO apply
for admission to the Amalgamated Asso-
citation OF Iron aud Steel Workers.
WHILE party of Swiss students were
making bombs at Zurich recently an ex-
plosion occurred, killing one and wound
ing others.
The French Court of Appeals has de-
clared the Panama Canal Company a civil
association. reversing the decision of the
Tribunal of Commerce.
IT is reported that the Vanderbilts have
recently bought $1,000 shares of the big
Four" railroad stock at 100, with the in
tention of ultimately securing the Chess
apeake g. Ohio railway.
THE SEVENTEEN anniversary of the entry
of Count Won Moltke into the Prussian
army was celebrated on the Sth.
BULGARIAN newspapers are of the opin-
ion that the abdication of King Milan was
the best thing he ever did.
PARNELL received an ovation at a BAN
quet given by the Eighty Club to Lord
Spencer at London on the Sth.
EARTHQUAKES shocks were reported in
Pennsylvania and Maryland on the even
ing of the Sth.
BUSINESS failures Dun's report) for the
seven days ended March numbered 2S1,
compared with 232 the previous week and
253 the corresponding week Of last year.