The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-25

0EME1Ar.
TIE rowing match bstweea Natterson
and Bubsar on the Thames, Putney 70
Mortlake, London, was won BY Natterson.
The STAKES were E40Q
SrR DANIEL GoocH, the noted British
civil engineer, died in London recently
aged seventy. -four.
TEE new British Minister. accompanied
by Lady Pauncefote, arrived at Washing.
ton on the 10Th.
SIR WILLIAM MAoGRHooR, Administra.
tor Of New Guinea, with q . party Of
twenty-five men, was attacked by natives
on the island of Demarara. The natives
were repulsed, leaving eleven killed and
wounded Several of the whites were
wounded.
b. q WICKER has resigned the position
OF general traffic manager Of the Chicago
& Northwestern railroad.
THREE leading German Anarchists have
been ordered to leave Switzerland.
THE Russian warship Nasr. ed .din.Sha
has been sunk at Batoum and all her crew
persisted.
MUCH criticism has been expressed at
the admission of Millet's picture. Ian.
gelus" free of duty.
LORD FITZGERALD is dead.
WlLFRKD BLUNT, well known in the
English Parliament has retired from
politics.
DURING storm in the Guilty hunk har.
Dor Captain John Flanders, Arthur Bor-
den and Samuel Peckham, of New Bed.
ford, Mass. Of the fishing schooner Quilp
attempted to reach shore. The boat was
capsized and all were drowned.
In the railway station at Brussels, Bel
GUM, the other day, q passenger train
ing several carriages and injuring thirty
persons.
TEE Long Hoi or Red river of China has
been opened to commerce.
FEARS are expressed that the tour of the
Pan.American delegates has been over
done many Of them being positively weary
of the rushing from town to town and the
endless sightseeing.
An explosion occurred In q Stafford
shire (England) colliery on the 18th.
Seventy five miners were entombed. The
first searching parties found sixty dead
bodies
IT is believed that the African explorer
Monk has been killed by his men on the
Zambesi river.
REAR ADMIRAL WALKER expects to sail
with his squadron some time in Novem-
Der. He will proceed first to Lisbon and
thence to FayaL
IT is announced that Mr.. Gladstone will
deliver an address at Manchester on De.
cember q 1t is expected that he will
issue a manifesto on the political situation
in the United Kingdom.
NEWS has reached Constantinople that
Turkish soldiers have mutinied at Canea,
badly beating many of the officers who
endeavored to discipline them.
GERMANY has pub icly announced her
refusal to recognize Mataafa as King of
Samoa.
The French Minister Of War proposes to
double the army corps at Nancy and to
double the railway facilities from Lille,
Lyons and Besancon to the German from.
tier. SO that 90, 900 troops can reach there
in three days
PRINCE BISMARCK has expressed himself
as satisfied with the interview he had
with the Gear, who, he says assured him
that he was a man of peace and would not
make war upon Germany.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER says that the
action of the Andrew jackson League in
Chicago in nominating him for President
was entirely unauthorized. He is we'll
enough satisfied with bis present position.
The Austro. Hungarian Cabinet crisis
Is ended and Won Tisza's Cabinet will
continue in Office Harmony has been re.
stored through the concessions Of Emperor
Francis Joseph, who has agreed to the
designations "Imperial Austrian Army"
and Royal Hungarian Army"
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for the
seven days ended October II numbered
223, compared with 224 the corresponding
week of last year. The figures include
Canada.
ONE of the scrub women at the Ham,
burg Germany geological gardens was
killed recently by a jaguar which man
aged to seize her through the bars of hi,
cage.
chill has abolished many import duties
on tools and material used in agriculture
and the building of railroads, etc.
The Emperor of China has authorized
the building of a railroad between Pekin
and Hankow.
MAGGIE MITCHELL. the ac.res, has mar.
ried her manager, Charles Abbott
PRINCE FERDINAND, of Bulgaria, it Wal
reported, travelled strictly incognita dur.
ing his recent visit to the Paris E1posi.
ton, fearing that attempts would be made
on his life.
IT 10 estimated that 90, O00, 900 persons
will have visited the Paris Exposition
when 1t closes.