The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-11-21

IN September six men from tho
whaler Charles ". Morgan were lost in
n small boat in Okhotsk sea after har-
pooning large whale.
Mr. JOSEPH SAvoRY has been In
stalled Lord Mayor of London.
A REVOLUTION is under way in Hon.
duras
A FERRY boat capsized in the river
Waag, near Bissetriz, Austria, and fifty
five peasants were drowned. 1t was
overloaded with men, horses and
wagons
TEN persons were killed and several
injured by a collision on the Great
Western railway in Devonshire, En-
gland.
DENMARK appears DESTROYS of showing
favor to American pork.
THE latest returns of the coal trade
in the south of Wales show an enormous
increase in its volume. The Welsh
ports are rapidly overhauling Newcastle
as centers of the coal trade.
In the Queens Bench division Of the
British High Court of Just ce hearing
was held on the appearance Of Castioni,
during the recent revolution at Belli-
noza, Switzerland. After hearing argu-
ment the court concluded to grant
writ of habeas corpus and Castioni was
discharged from custody.
ADvIcEs from the Soudan describe
split in the ranks of the Mahdis i'm
mediate followers. The trouble grows
ont IF a ou,rraI hafuaoo tuo hrotbaro
as to which one has the right of success
sion to the MahdL
PROF. KOCH will found hospital for
the treatment of consumptives by his
method. The building will contain 100
beds.
PRESIDENT ADAMS, of the Union Pa
cific, denies that Jay Gould has OBJ
tanned control of the road
A COLLISION took place near the
Georgia station on the Edinburgh,
Scotland, suburban railway. Twelve
persons were badly injured
The Matin, of Paris, says the report
of the Societie des Metaux shows that
despite the rise in the price of copper.
the shareholders OF the company will
receive nothing. The final liability Of
the company is estimated at Ill, 0oO, 900
francs and the assets at $4,000, 600
francs
THE Wellington barracks at London
were destroyed by fire recently.
The British torpedo war ship Ser
pent was wrecked recently off the
Spanish coast Two hundred and fifty
lives were lost
CAPTAIN LINDALL, commander and
quartermaster of the steamer Vancouver,
from Liverpool to Quebec, were washed
overheard and drowned Tremendously
rough weather was experienced during
the voyage.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report for
the seven days ended November 10 num-
bered 26S, compared with els the previ-
Gus week and 265 the corresponding
week of last year.
OFFICIALS of the Southern Pacific
Company have made a personal investi-
cation as to the cause of the accident at
Lake Labish, near Salem, Ore They
claim that the track was tempered with
and have ordered reward of IS, 600 for
the arrest and conviction of the guilty
parties.
THERE is regular exodus from the
Mediterranean shores of consumptiyes
to Berlin and the hotels are rapidly fill
ing Many American doctors have sent
notice that they are going to hear Prot.
Koch's lecture on the new cure for
tuberculosis. A host of foreign doctors
are arriving.
The French Government will issue
new loan in January if the Chambers
will sanction the proposal.
FRENCH owners of paintings of scenes
in Rabelais' works, ordered destroyed
by London court have appealed to the
French Government to prevent the de-
struction.
r. NJ WAIVER & Co, sewing machine
and lamp manufacturers of Hamilton,
Ont, have assigned. The liabilities
are estimated at about 100000 The
assets consist of real estate, plant and
book debts
B1RCHALL was executed at Woodstock,
Ont, on the 14th for the murder of F.
C. Benwell, whom he had enticed from
England for the pupil farming swindle
in Canada All the parties were we'll
with English families.
Birchall denied the crime of murder,
but admitted the attempt at swindling.
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