The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-06-20
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The recent order of the Paris project
Of police against the presence Of plea
dores at bull fights has been revoked
because of popular clamor, the sport be-
ing robbed of its features by the alb
sence of the picadores.
REPORTS have been received of diras-
trous confagration and great LOSE of life
and property in Ghe mining districts of
the Ural mountains, Russia. Forty per-
sons We're burned to death and is, 600
were made homeless by the destruction
of the towns
CowLEs refused to testify against
Hale in the Montreal abduction and
shooting case and Hale was discharged.
The steamer North Star, owned by
Angel Eiffel and Fred Jones, has been
seized at Victoria, b. c., for smuggling
into Canada. She is said to have more
than paid for herself by bringing Chinese
from British Columbia to Washington.
Miss PHTLIPPA FAwcETT, who carried
of the highest honors at the June ex-
animation at the ambridge (England)
University, had 400 marks more than
Mr.. Bennett, the highest male contest
ant
ALVAREZ CoRrEz, self-styled ''Gener-
al, who recently headed small revolt
in the State of Guerrero. Mexico, has
been arrested and will be shot
The bohemian coal miners after
standing out for twenty-four days have
succumbed to hunger and resumed work
on the old terms.
MICHAEL DAvITT, the Irish National
list was reported seriously ill.
The instant closing of the flood door
alone prevented the City of Rome sink
ing when she recently struck Fastnet
rock off Queenstown, ireland.
The freedom of the city of Edinburg,
Scotland, has been presented to Henry
NJ. Stanley.
WILLIAM 0'BRIEN. the Irish National
list, has been married to Mile. Raffelo-
witch.
PRINCE YTURBIDE, of Mexico, has
been-sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for slandering and abusing the
President -f... ...'..
GEORGE WASHINGTON BUTTERFIELD, of
the United States, lost his libel suit in
London against the Financial News,
which had charged that he was trying to
float wild cat mining scheme.
JOSEPH JeNAssoN, the young man ar
rested in Berlin, charged with malign-
ing Emperor William, is twenty-seven
years old. He was born in San Francis
co. Cal He is travelling in Europe with
his brother Henry. He is first lieu
tenant in the Twelfth regiment New
York State National Guard.
The crop situation throughout Canada
is reported never in better condition
than at present, which is especially fine.
KILOGRAMS have been received at the
Hague from Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana,
announcing that the French have occu-
pied the territory on the Lava river, the
ownership of which is in dispute be-
tween Holland and France.
The passenger department of the
Association has col
lapsed.
THE ozarewitch of Russia will start
on tour of the world August /, return
ing by the way of the United States.
SoAPMAKERs have formed a combine.
EX-PREsIDENT GARCIA, of Mexico, has
been accommodated by Archbishop |
Labastides for insisting that the people |
do not profess the true Roman Catholic |
but an idolatrous. .s !
SALyATIoNIsTs tried to enter town |
in Prussia the other day in procession |
and were attacked by the people. The |
police defended the Salvationists and a |
fierce fight ensued in which several per.
sons were injured.
THE American rif1emen to participate |
IN the German contests next month |
have arrived at Bremerhaven and been |
given grand reception. .rrf-
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended June IL numbered I
10, compared with 205 the previous
week and $50 the corresponding week of
asst year.
EIGHT men belonging to the Amer
can fishing schooner Fannie A. Spur
ing are missing. The vessel arrived at
North Sydney, N. S., and Captain Dore
exported that the men were out in four
tories off Cape North. A strong tide
vas running and the men were unable
% reach the schooner. ... .. -
The first Canadian woman's suffrage
was in session at Toronto,
INT, on the 18th. "
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