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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21

Il don't know any thing that yields 20
large q return for SO small an expenditure
as the sand gardens. writes Boston cor
respondent of the Worcester Spy. The
Massachusetts, Emergency and Hygiene
Association provided seven of these play
grounds for poor children last summer at
a cost Of one dollar for each of the four
hundred little ones entertained for eight
weeks. In Berlin the Government pro-
vides heaps of clean sea-sand in the parks
and squares, in which the German chill
dren play under the general care of the
police. In Boston the ladies started the
movement the school committee gave the
use OF the school yards. the public con.
tributed the money and poor but reliable
motherly women were employed four
days in the week to matronize the little
folks. 1t was pretty sight to see these
poor children, doomed to spend the sum.
mer in town, playing with shovels and
pals in the sand, whose fascination was
unending. Others were playing horse
with worsted feins or tossing bean bags
and skipping rope and playing ball. If a
different set had come every day it is cal
culated that the matrons would have en-.
tertained almost one hundred and thirty
thousand children. Now and then .
basket of flowers would be contributed, SO
that each child went home with nose.
gay. This season II 10 hoped the contribu-
tions will be sufficiently generous to es-
tablish twenty sand gardens and extend
the benefits
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
T&e Government Sustained.

ROME. June l2-During debate in the
Chamber of Deputies on a vote of censure
proposed by an Extremist on the italian
Consul at Trieste Signor Cavaletto said
Italy ought to maintain faithfully the
treaty with Germany and Austria, as the
day would come when she would have to
fight side by side with Austria to prevent
the Adriatic from becoming a Slav sea.
He concluded by proposing vote OF con-
fidence in the Government. Prime Min.
lister Crispi declared that the peace of the
world reposed in the treaty. II questions
OF nationality arose Italy would have
nothing to give and much to ask. Conf.
dence in the Government was then voted
by a large majority.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
sullivan Admitted to Bail

CHICAGO June 15.-ilexander Sullivan
was admitted to bail in Judge Tuley's
court at five O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
His bond, which was fixed a. 10000, was
promptly given and was signed by
Michael W. Kirwin, James Twohy,
Daniel Corkey and Ferdinand Jones. lsi
rendering his decision upon the writ of
habeas corpus, Judge Tulsy said substan-
TALLY that the only important testimony
from legal point of view against Sulli-
van is that of j. d. Haggerty. who swears
to having himself heard Sullivan use
threats toward DR.. Cronn, but that taken
in toto the testimony does no more than
direct suspicion against him.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
tn. penn.x,v.nia Road Opened.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June l5-Undsr the
direct supervision of the officers in
charge of the engineering and trans
portation departments Of the Pennsyl-
vsnia lines the last rail needed to connect
the several parts Of the great thorough
fare was placed in position on Thursday
afternoon. The new track is substantially
built and it will be gradually tested until
Monday, June H. when the great trunk
line will be opened and express trains
with Pullman cars will ag AIN run through
in both directions between Chicago. St
Louis, Cincinnati, Toledo and Cleveland
on the west, and Baltimore. Washington,
Philadelphia and New York on the east
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
Said to be Hiliman.

TOPEKA, Kan. June 15-George ].
Baker Of Lawrence, one Of the attorneys
for the insurance companies in the famous
Hillman case, who is in Topeka, said last
evening that the dispatch sent from Law
renee to a Levenworth paper stating that
officers had secreted Hillman until such
time as they could bring the insurance COM
panies to terms was unfounded There
is no longer doubt" Barker continued,
that the man recently arrested in
Arisona is Hillman. The Terence
between the officer who captured Hillman
and the insurance companies regarding
the reward have been settled and develop
ments may be looked for by Monday at
the la.es;'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
Amendments.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The following
appointments have been made by the
President: Donald Mclean. New York
to be general appraiser of merchandise at
that point; W. Mckinley, postmaster at
Kokomo. Ind. Collectors of internal rev.
enue: Thomas J. Pennman, Twelfth
Pennsylvania district; Henry Fink, First
Wisconsin; Earl w. Rogers, Sec md Wis
consin; John Ireland. Second kentucky;
Albert Scott, Fifth; John L Laudram,
Sixth; A. R. Burnum, Seventh. Collec.
tors of customs: Gurlford p Bray for
the district of Salem and Beverly, Mass. |;
T. j. Jarrett for the district of Peters.
lurgh, Va; Robert Smalls for the district
of BEAUFORT $. G.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
THE LATEST

| The Paris Temps says Iht. Germany Is
treating with Belgium in regard TO the
laying of a cable from Ostend to Port
land, Me-, in order to render those
countries Independent of the English
cable companies.
| THE Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch
of Russia, was married 10 Princess Alex
andra, of Greece, on the 10th.
| THREE of Captain Wissmann's steamers
are reported to have been lost on the
Benadir coast. German pen of war have
gone in search of the missing vessels.
4 REV. Mr. TOWNSEND and six other
former clergyren of the Anglican Church
were received recently into the Roman
lCathol Church by Cardinal Manning.
AN estimate of the deaths at John town
by Colonel Rogers puts the number ut
l125
A RECENT confession of the horse-t thief
Woodruff accuses Alexander Sullivan Of
being at the heal of the plot to murder
lCroniu, with Melville" civilians"
lCoughlin and Sullivan, the iceman, as
principal accomplices. A sensational re-
oort was that the bloody clothing of DR..
lCronin had been shipped to one of the con-
Ispirators in London, England
| CLEARING house returns for the week
ended June ID showed an average increase
of 1I.9. In New York the increase was
Ill6
The Chicago & Alton has given notice
OF withdrawal from the Interstate Rail.
way Association to take effect July Is.
The Kearsarge left the Brooklyn navy
yard on the 18Th for Hayti.
The French Government has fixed the
general elections for September %. Sec.
ond ballets will be held on October G.
The water in the Rhine has overflowed
its banks in some places in France, flood.
ling the adjacent country and dong much
damage.
FoRTY-sIx foreigners have just been ex.
PEELED at Warsaw. Most OF them were
Germans and Austrians. Two Americans
were among the expelled.
THE first formal council between the
Sioux Commissioners and the Indians at
the Pine Ridge agency in Dakota was held
on the 18th, Ex-Governor Foster and Major
William Warm r speaking.
The Prix de Paris was won by Vasistras
Portent second, Aerolite third.
GEN. WILLIAM T. WITHERs, the noted
horse breeder, aged sixty -four years, died
at Lexington, KY, recently from the of.
fects of a wound received while storming
fort during the Mexican war.
THERE were many cases of prostration
by heat at New York on the 10th.
The roof of the MERGED market, in the
City of Mexico fell in the other day, kill.
ling nearly twenty persons.
LETTERS received from Ujiji, dated
March 10, say that Stanley met Tippoo
lib and sent number of sick followers
back with him by way Of the Congo
Stanley intended coming to the east coast
with Emin Pasha. The two should arrive
lin Zanzibar in July.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
A Bad Man Drowned.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. T., June 1L-Cole
Younger, notorious in Western Wyoming
as a bad man, is said to have been
drowned Saturday while attempting to
ford river on horseback. The only
witness to the accident was Ernest
Williams, who has been a partner with
Younger in several horse stealing scrapes
He told so many contradictory stories OF
the manner of Younger's death that he
was arrested and lodged in Jail at Evans.
ton. and will be held until ths recovery of
Younger's body. The men became ac-
quainted while serving term in the Salt
Lake penitentiary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
SAMOAN SETTLEMENT.
The Agreement SiGned-what the Con
missioners Have Agreed To.

The Agreement siEned-what the Com
missioners Have Agreed To.
WASHINGTON, June ia dispatch re-
ceived here from Berlin, states that the
Samoan conference had met again and
after a brief discussion concluded their
labors when the agreement negotiated by
the Commissioners was signed by all the
members of the conference.
At the State Department IL was an.
nounced that the agreement would not be
made public until confirmed by the Senate
While it was called an agreement by the
officers OF the State Department. Walker
Blaine said last evening that he thought
it would undoubtedly require ratification
by the Senate. II the instrument signed
was one regulating the conduct Of two
countries toward each other, as for in
stance, between the United States and
Samoa,it would properly be desig-
mated as treaty, but where
the instrument signed is to shape
the conduct of three Governments-the
United States. England and Germany
towards a fourth party-Samoa-it was
held that its proper nomenclature was an
agreement. At the same time, as it was
a matter affecting the foreign policy Of
the United States, it would need ratifica.
ton by the Senate. and therefore, it could
not be made public prior to action by the
Senate. The agreement was cordially
approved by all members Of the confer.
ence and by their respective Govern.
ments. The best Of feeling prevailed at
the termination Of the labors of the Com
missioners.
WHAT THE AGREEMENT PROVIDES
BERLIN, June 15.-America having aban.
doned her principal objections TO the
agreement previously arrived at the
plenipotentiaries had only to make unes-
sential notifications in the wording of the
draft of treaty. The draft guarantees an
autonomous administration of the islands
under the joint control of Germany and
America, England acting as arbitrator in
the event Of differences arising. The Sa-
means are to elect their own King and
Viceroy and to be represented in a Senate
composed of the principal chiefs and
chambers elected by the people Samoa
every kind. The Germans are to receive
n money indemnity for their losses. A
special court is to be appointed to deal
with the land question.
The Americans made their adhesion
conditional upon the ratification Of the
treaty by the United States Senate. The
status quo will therefore obtain in Samoa
until December. Mr.. Phelps will carry
the agreement to Washington and it will
not be published until signed by the
American Government.
Messrs. Kasson, Bates and Phelps cor
daily thanked Count Herbert Bismarck
for the courteous manner in which they
had been treated and warmly praised the
skill and tact with which he had presided
over the deliberations of the conference.
Sir Edward Malet thanked Count Herbert
on behalf of the English delegates. Count
Herbert in reply said he hoped they had
reached a final solution of the difficult
question.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
School Teacher Drowned.

HIAwATHA, Kan, June 12-Reports just
received from different parts of this coun.
ty show that the rain and hail storm Of
last Saturday was the most severe ever
known in Brown County. Many bridges
and culverts were washed out and at the
Comet bridge Miss Ella Mcclure, a school
teacher, was drowned while attempting to
ford creek. the bridge having been
washed away. She had been to Sabetha
Oh a shopping expedition and left for
home at four O'Clock and nothing more
was heard from her till the next day,
when her horse was found by the road.
side. She was . prominent teacher Of
Brown County.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
THE SOUTH.

SAMUEL CUMMINGS has confessed to the
murder OF 10 ,eph Smith in Roare County,
". Va.
AT Dalton, Ga, the other morning Hon.
S. E. Fields, State Senator. was shot and
killed by his stepson. Dennis Taylor,
whom he attempted to chastise. Young
Taylor was arrested.
A CONVENTION of eX-Confederates has
been held at New Orleans for the purpose
of organizing an organizing an association
embracing all the surviving Confederate
soldiers. The meeting organized the Con-
federate Veterans Association by adopt.
ing a constitution and electing General
George Gordon. of Georgia, president
SITTING BULL the Sioux chief, was re-
ported dying of pneumonia ct Standing
Rock agency on the llth
folk, Va. charged with having set fire to
the residence of Rev. E c. Clarke. neal
London bridge, three weeks ago. Mr..
Clarke and four of his family persisted in
the flames The negro lived on Rev. Mr..
Clarke's farm, and was ordered by him to
leave the premises for destroying fencing
and not paying rent
A TORNADO passed over Mammoth
Springs, Ark, on the Sth. Many persons
were reported injured, but no one was
killed.
THE other night at Helenwood, Tenn, q
mob broke into the Jail and took Lloyd
and Reynolds, the double murderers, and
hanged them to a tree near by. A note
was pinned to the bodies threatening ven.
geance on any informer. Public senti.
ment justified the act.
WHILE drum corps composed Of colored
men was parading the streets Of Will
mington, Del, the other night a crowd OF
small boys made an attack upon them,
when the colored men drew pistols and
fired on the boys, killing one and wound.
ing several
THERE was a serious conflict between
whites and blacks recently at Given's
store, eighteen miles southeast of Austin,
Tex. The trouble originated in a colored
Justice of the peace's Office. Six or eight
men were killed on both sides. The whites
were arming and the negroes were in
furiated and grave fears of worse trouble
existed.
LOUIS MILLER. fifteen years old, and
James Freeman, eleven years old, while
out in the harbor at Charleston, s. C., in O
sailboat the o:her day were both knocked
overheard by the boom and drowned
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
Shielded in HIS Cell.

NEW YORK June 15-Camitto Borgatti,
who was confined in the Tombs upon a
charge of numbering one of his country men,
last evening suic.ded by hanging himself
in his cell. He made a rope from bed
ticking, climbed upon the bed. fastened
one end to the pipes over head in the cell
and jumped off. When found he had
been Aead for some time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21

QUITE large meeting of colored men Of
Mississippi was held at jackson on the
18th. John R. Lynch presented the reso.
buttons, which favored national election
law and Endorsed President Harrison in
glowing terms.
CAPTAIN DUvKRGE, formerly of Balti.
more, Nd, who shot and killed Vice.Con.
sui Stanwood at Andakale, Madagascar.
last fall. has been arrested and will be
tried before Consul John Campbell at Ts.
matave, Madagascar.
IT is officially announced that the Nor.
gan line of steamers have suspended their
trips between New Orleans and Vera Crus
owing to the rigid quarantine established
BY the Louisiana authorities
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21

ALEXANDER ou!llVdn'S arrest was erected
without the slightest trouble. Before the
verdict was read in public Coroner Hertz
emerged for a moment from the room i'm
which the jury was in session. He beck
oned to an officer and handed him u mitti-
mus and Deputy Sheriffs Palmer, Brod-
erck and Williams drove in carriage
to the residences of Alexander Sullivan on
Oak street in the North division. Even
on this critical day the GOODNESS which
had characterized the noted Nation
alist from the opening of the investi-
cation remained with him. Although
the jury had retired before he had left his
law office under the shadows of the county
building and he knew full we'll that his
arrest was inevitable before morning. he
was in bed and sound asleep when the
deputies arrived. They had expected to
find him awaiting them and surrounded
by his friends. Instead of this his law
clerk, Henry Brown, and the domestics
were the only occupants of the house.
ARRESTS IN NEW YORK.
New YORK June 12-Upon instructions
from the Chicago police. Inspector Byrnes
Yesterday eau ed the arrest of John Ma
rony and Charles Mcdonald, whom he has
been shadowing for suspected completely
in the murder Of DR.. Cronin. The men
are now at police headquarters and will
be held to await the arrival of officers
from Chicago. Marony is thirty .eight
years of age and claims to be in the dry
goods business. Mcdonald is Of the same
age and says he is blacksmith.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
THE WEST.

The San Francisco Johnstown subscrip.
lion has reached $50 600.
The Secretary of State Of Illinois, has
issued licenses to the American Execut-
ing Company. of Chicago, to execute per-
sons who are sentenced to death. Capital
stock, 5000; incorporators Stephen
Lawson. N. E. Clear and Jacob Iffert
c. ID. FAVOR, a furniture dealer of
Albuquerque. n. NJ, has assigned with
creditors in St Louis, San Francisco and
Kansas City.
E ID. SLEDMAN, treasurer Of Benton
County, Iowa, has resigned because of q
shortage in his accounts The amount is
not known. Nothing criminal is alleged
NEWS has been received in Tucson,
Ariz, of the killing of ten white men $50
miles southeastof Hermosillo. Sonora, by
Apache Indians.
Two bodies, supposed to be those OF
victims of the JohAstown disaster, have
been found six miles below Cincinnati.
The Minnesota Iron Company at its an
nual meating in Duluth voted to use the
81, 8O0, 900 surplus for improvements. 1t 10
said this means line Of ore vessels.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON NOTES.
THERE was some excitement in the State
and Navy Departments reported at Wash
ington on the 10Th consequent upon unsat-
isfactory reports from Hayti. Nothing
definite was given to the press.
E. A. BAXTER. of New York, has been
appointed by President Harrison as United
States Marshal for tie Western district OF
New York.
THE President has said that he will not
favor either one Of the Virginia Repub.
lican factions to the disadvantage of the
other. He earnestly desired an end to the
disagreement.
MRS. GENERAL SHERIDAN. who has been
quite i'll at Washington, is so far GONZALES
cent as to be able to go out driving.
The Secretary of the Treasury has APP
pointed John Hughson. q skilled laborer,
in the Treasury Department, at a COM
pensation of $40 per annum Hughson
was porter of one of the Pullman cars
caught in the flood at Johnstown, Pa, and
it was mainly through his efforts that
Mrs. E. w. Halford and her daughter
were enabled to reach place of safety in
the mountains. Hs appointment is due
to the recommendation of the Presidents
private secretary.
MRS. HARRISON, accompanied by her
father and two grandchildren have left
Washington for Cape May, where they
will occupy Postmaster-G General Wana.
makers cottage.
PREPARATIONS for the taking of the CEN
sus of 1890 are assuming shape The ap.
preparations provide for IT'S supervisors,
which is an excess of twenty five over the
number employed in 1850. This excess of
supervisors will go to the South and West
excepting one each to Oklahoma and
Alaska. The bureau estimation of the
population is placed at Is, 600. 600.
THE Commissioner Of Pensions has APP
pointed his daughter, Miss Ada Tanner,
to be his confidential secretary in place of
George B. Squires.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
declared a second dividend of ten per
cent. in favor of the creditors of the Fidel-
ity National Bank of Cincinnati.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-06-21

ST. LOUIS. June 15-At Krksville, TO-,
yesterday morning Frank Probst, ex-
school commissioner, was shot dead by his
brother, Joseph Probst who then put q
bullet through his own heart No cause
can be assigned, save that the murderer
and suicide was temporarily insane.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-17
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feBen; onitatt ALDERMAN lou es in gu
funft beiBen councilman.
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Giienbabn.8 Ban tn Meerifo.

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