The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-10-03

THE Italian Minister Of the Treasury
has moved for reduction of 30, 600. 600
lire in the military and naval estimates
THE Armenian Bishop, Bedross Ner-
garian, has been imprisoned at Constan-
tinople on charge of melting the Ar
menians to revolt
BY an explosion on the steamer Pam
dora, at Armstrong; shipyard at New
castle, England, twelve persons were SO
badly scalded that they will die.
IT is understood that Mr. Parne1 will
shortly call convention Of the Irish
Nationalist party.
SUAKIM advices report the famine in
the Soudan as awful Thousands are
dying by starvation. Caravans are
plundered by the desperate natives to
obtain food, and the owners are muir
dered IL they resist
THE London Dock Laborers' Union
has cabled ESQ to Sydney, New South
Wales, for the use of the strikers
THE Bank of England has advanced
its rate of discount from per cent to 5
per cent
The Hamburg American steamship
Wieland was reported hard aground on
the Rooney shoal near New York.
In a duel at Hatzburg, Germany, be-
tween Lieutenant Blethstasser and
Lieutenant Garder the former was
killed. The duel was the result of a
quarrel in restaurant
/ The shearers in New South Wales
and Queensland have gone on a strike.
The employers in Sydney insist that the
unionists shall accept the principles
laid down in their recent manifesto.
THE examination of the Nationalist
prisoners at Tipperary on the 25th was
attended by some disorder. The police
used clubs on the crowd, some persons
being injured, among them Timothy
Harrington.
Mr. PARNELL has called conference
of the Irish Nationalist to be held in
Dublin October 6.
THE yacht Anna A. capsized in a
squall six miles off Belle river, near
Chatham, Ont Mr.. Henry Turner, the
owner, and three friends from Detroit
were aboard, as well as crew of four
men. 1t was feared that all were
drowned.
LIEUTENANT FREMONT denies the
stories of his mothers extreme desti-
tuition.
THE damage by the floods in the De-
partment of Ardeche, France, amounts
to SO. 600, 900 francs.
A PROVINCIAL Kaid, or Governor, of
Morocco abducted a girl when the tribe
to which the girl belonged attacked the
Kaid, killed him, all his women and
some of his male relatives The Sui
tan's troops marched against the tribe,
killed some and captured others and
sent the ringleader's head to the Sultan.
THE recruits for the November entries
to the German army number 215, 900.
The story concerning the attempted
assassination of President Diaz is dis
credited.
ADvICEs from St Petersburg state
serious frauds have been discovered in
the Russian army near the Caspian sea.
Several regiments had received no pay
for six months and it appears that the
officers had stolen the money.
A REPORT from Lisbon says that there
was a serious conflict at Coimbra be-
tween students and police. Some were
killed and several wounded.
BUSINESS failures Dun's report for
the seven days ended September %
numbered 219, compared with 100 the
previous week and 1872 the corresponding
week of last year.
THE usual outbreak of crime in Servia
previous to an election, has occurred. A
Deputy named Paulovitch has been
murdered near Pozorevac, and other
fatal assaults have occurred. Twenty
eight Liberal electors have been arrest
ed without legal warrants.
THE glove fight between McAuliffe,
the American, and Slavin, the Austria
liam, took place at London on the morn
ing of the 27th. 1t was an easy victory
for the Australian, McAuliffe being
knocked out in two rounds.
THE new Austrian torpedo ram, which
has just been launched at Polai. is con-
sidered match for any ironclad.
THE italian Government has caused
i'll feeling by prohibiting bands from
playing the Marsellaise and Garibaldi
hymns.
GREAT excitement prevails in India
over the discovery of gold at Nagpore,
and there is rush for shares in tho
mining companies