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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
NEW SILVER NOTES.
Description Of the New Money We WIN
Soon f,ef.

Description OF the New Money We VIII
Soon Get.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The President
and Secretary Window have approved
the designs of the new treasury notes
provided for the new Silver bill, which
were recently prepared at the bureau of
engraving and printing in anticipation
of the passage of the bill. These notes
will be of eight different denomina-
lions, as follows: One dollar, two dol
lar, five dollar, ten dollar, twenty dol
lar, fifty dollar one hundred dollar and
one thousand dollar. While each note
has a distinctive design outside of its
value designation, they all resemble in
form and general characteristics the
present legal tender note. They will
all be printed in black on the face and
green on the back. =. s,-ys 49,
A new feature of the notes, intended
to prevent raising or alteration, is the
printing of their value in big, black let
tiers across the back. This will be done
in the case of the ones, twos, fives, tens,
twenties and fifties. Black figures will
be used in case of the 500 and the 81, 600
notes, as the width of the note will not
admit of the use of letters of the de-
sired size@ They will say on their face
that they are redeemable in coin and on
their backs that they are legal tender
for an debts, public and private. Por-
traits will be displayed on the different
notes, so far as selected, as follows: Elk
Secretary Stanton on the 81, General
Thomas on the SIS, General Sherman on
the $40, Admiral Farragut on the 500
and General Meade on the $1,000. The
vignettes for the 81, $50 and $50 notes
have not yet been decided upon. -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
Another Horrible Mystery.

Il ST. LoUIs, July l9~Festerday some
freight handlers at the Union Depot
we're ordered to remove a pile Of I'M
claimed freight iIndosng so, they found
an almost air-tight box in, which they
discovered the trunk and head of . Bonl-.
an far advanced in decomposition. and
apparently packed in bran and Stacked
lime. The police were notified and the
CHASTITY freight was turned oyer to the
coroner. A newspaper of the date of
February Is was found in the box.
Whether the remains are those of a.
murdered woman or medical specimen.
Is not yet known.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
wAsHINernN NorEs

CHAIRMAN CANNON, of the House Com
mittee on Appropriations, denies that
the appropriations for the current fiscal
year will exceed the revenues. He
claims that the revenues, even with the
Mckinley reductions, will be $50, 497, 600
above all but the new pension law needs.
The President has nominated Allured
b. Nettleton, of Minnesota, to be As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury;
James Russell Solely. of Massachusetts,
to be Assistant Secretary of the Navy
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has decided that it will issue an
order making reduction in grain rates
from Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Mis-
souri,, to St Louis and the Mississippi
river and to Chicago. Food product
rates east of the Mississippi, and not
involved in other suits before the Com.
mission are not found to be excessive.
PRESIDENT HARRISON and Private Sec
Rotary Halford left Washington on the
18th for Cape May for few days "a
COLONEL TIcHENoR who was recently
appointed a member of the board of
general. appraisers, has rendered the
President his resignation as Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR NOBLE
has sent note to Congress asking for
the immediate appropriation of $1,000
to buy food for starving Sisseton Indians
in South Dakota.
, The House Committee on Elections
has decided two more contested cases in
favor of the Republican contestants.
They were the Florida case of Goodrich
VS.. Bullock, decision in favor of Good
rich, and the West Virginia case of Nc
Ginnis vs. Anderson, decision in favor of
McGinnis.
THE Department of State has received
dispatch from the American Minister
at The Hague, stating that the Neither.
lands Government has abolished the
tolls on the North sea canal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
Reduced Rates. I

CHICAGO, July 16-At the meeting Of
the Chicago freight committee of the
Central Traffic Association the Lake
Shore gave notice Of its intention to re-
duce the rate on provisions and live
hogs from the present basis of % cents
to % cents per 100 pounds from Chicago
to New York. The Grand Trunk has
been getting the bulk Of the hog ship
ments for some time past and will be
more affected by the reduced rate on
those shipnentss than any other line.
The reduction will go into effect next
Monday, and viii be met by all the
other Eastern roads
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
A Novel Point.

CHICAGO. July 2O.-A decision was
rendered by Judge Tuley in case in
volving an important decision, said
never to have been passed upon before
by any court 1t was suit by Open
heimer & Co.. manufacturers of sausage
castings in Chicago and New York, to
prevent by injunction George j. Sayre,
former empioye, from going into the
same business in Illinois and eighteen
other States within three'yearsfrom the
date he ceased to be in their employ.
The consideration named in the con-
ioS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
GENERAL.

The 101st anniversary OF the fall Of
the Bastile was celebrated with great
enthusiasm in Paris on the 14th. There
were few Boulangist demonstrations
which were soon suppressed.
O'DoNovAN RossA's period of outlawry
from Ireland will expire next winter
and he is expected to visit his old home
in January. @ IG rt
THE Universal Peace Congress wa.
opened in London on the 14th by David
Dudley Field, of New York, who spoke
ably for arbitration and general disarm
ament.
FoRTY-FoUR members of native regi
ment at Dharmasala, India, have died o.
cholera.
The English Government has accord
ed an increase of pay and other conces
sions to the telegraphers- snv
THE Bishop of Limerick has severely
censured Dillon, the Parnellite member
of Parliament for impugning the in
tegrity of the Pope.
The owners of the sealers which re.
Gently left Victoria, b. c., deny that
ohOil NCooCio WCiC W TcSlSG AI4tE'
lean revenue cutters.
HIGHwAYMEN held up the stage neal
Ashcroft, b. c., the other night and Sc.
cured large amount of gold.
FORTY strikers were killed and
wounded by troops at the nitrate works,
Chilli, recently during riot
The Gaulois says that an engagement
has occurred between the natives and
the French expedition to the Upper
Niger and that the French were routed.
1t is feared that the natives have
blocked the line of retreat of the French.
ARRESTS have been made in Fec OF
parties accused of attempts on the life
of the Sultan of Morocco.
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, aged eighty, and
his grandson were drowned at Bolton,
Can, recently. sH
ANOTHER story concerning the death
of President Menendez, of Salvador, is
that he was shot by rebel soldier, a
follower of General Eyeta, who there
upon usurped the Presidency.
The scheme to sell all the soda water
apparatus factories in the United States
to an English syndicate has fallen
through because of the high price de-
manded by the sellers.
AT Quebec a fire broke out in Della.
mare & Ouletts barroom on St Joseph
street Pierre Meranda, his wife and
three children, who occupied the upper
floor, persisted in the flames
ANOTHER story concerning the death
of President Menendez, of Salvador, is
that he was shot bya rebel soldier, a
follower of General Eyeta, who there
upon usurped the Presidency.
ADMIRAL HoLTHAM has arrived at
Esquimault B. c. He says he has re-
ceived no orders of the warlike nature
in press dispatches.
EUGENE SCHUYLER, the American
Consul-General at Cairo, Egypt, Is
dead. - ..---
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended July 16 numbered
207, compared with 1877 the previous
week, and POS the corresponding week
of last year. The business outlook was
unimproved.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
Killed nv Lightning.

p SCRANTON, Pa, July 16.-During the
storm last night Swan NJ. Carlson, a
miner who, was sleeping on the floor,
was struck by lightning and instantly
KILLED. The bolt passed through an
open window, struck him in the breast
and passing down the right leg burned
it to crisp. He was twenty-eight years
of age. unmarried and his mothers only
support.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25

FIRE in Denton. Tex, destroyed the
principal business block, causing s10q-
600 loss
COMMANDER JACOB GRAY, of the Grand
Army department OF the Gull, is to be
tried in New Orleans on charges pre-
ferred by colored posts of unjust treat
ment of them.
The renowned natural bridge near
Glasgow. Va, has been sold to a syndi-
cate for $500, 600 by Colonel ii. c. Par
sons and Hon. James G. Blaine, its own
ers. srfttf
A SERIOUS wreck occurred on the Cot
ton Belt railroad near Belden, Tex, of
work train. Brakeman Cain and
Harry Able, formerly chief clerk for
Colonel Mobiles, of the Texas & Pacific,
were killed. = -. -.slt,. ~.
WILLIAM HASTINGS, delegate to the
Democratic State convention at Nash
vile, Tenn, from White County, walked
off the second story of the State Capitol,
falling about thirty feet. He was al
most instantly killed.
!" w. S. PENDLEToN, whose matrimonial
capers have disguised people. has sent
along his resignat ton as mayor of Fort
Worth, Tex.
HoN. JOHN p. BUCHANAN has been
nominated for Governor by the Tennes-
see Farmers Alliance.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
Murdered Americans.

wAsHISGToN, July a0.-A dispatch to
the Department Of State in regard to
the assassination Of the two Americans,
Messrs. Thompson and Redman at Pele-
chuco, Bolivia, on May 10 last, states
that the National and State authorities
are vigorously endeavoring to ascertain
the murderers. The ,Ameriean NJ inister
has every assurance that in case they
are found they will be dealt with ac-
cording to law
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
Two Trainmen Killed.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July l6.-Waiter
W. Harris, of Buffalo, and William Cal
lapy, of Hinsdale,. n Y, engineer and
fireman of West Shore freight train,
were killed in collision between their
train and a Western New York & Phil
adelphia train at the Genesee valley
junction, south OF this city, this morn
inc
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
A Depot Destroyed.

ELLSWORTH, Kan, July 16.-During
the storm last night the Frisco depot
was struck by lightning and was burned
to the ground with all its contents, in
GLIDING all the records
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
colnmb,.,. repsus

COLUMBIA. Mo. July 19.-The census
figures, as given out by the Supergisor,
show Columbia's population to be 1884
This is AN increase of GA over the last.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
PitchfOrk EracaS

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-On the strength
of telegram received from Jefferson
City Detective Desmond arrested
Reuben E. Lester, who is wanted at
Cedar City, small town across the
river from jefferson City, on the charge
of assault to kill. According to the
prisoners statement he engaged in a
quarrel with young man named Cor
don over some remarks made by Gordon
rejecting on the character of young
lady living in the vicinity. A fight en-
sued and both men used pitchforks.
Lester says he struck his, opponent over
the head with the handle of the fork,
knocking him down. A second message
from jefferson City says that Gordon is
dangerously hurt and may die.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
WHIPPED GUATEMALANS.
N q - r. afIA
Salvadorians Gain a Great Victory Over the
Of B..rr

Salvadorians Gain a Great Victory Over the
Troops of Barrillas.
CrTY OF MEXICO, July 21.-El Uni
versal publishes an account of a battle
between Guatemalans and San Saliva
dorians in San Salvador in which the
former were defeated with heavy loss.
The Guatemalan force numbered 5000.
General Barrundia, the Guatemalan
refugee, has left Oaxaca to take part in
the war. He will probably raise the
standard of revolt in Guatemala.
Private kilograms from San Salvador
say that the San Salvadorians captured
the Guatemalan artillery in the battle
which took place on Thursday.
1t is rumored that President Barillas
of Guatemala, talks of resigning.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25
THE SOUTH.


FIRE in Dallas, Tex, destroyed the
Gould building and the Merchants Ex-
change, causing $50, 600 losses
DR. n. w. MITCHELL, pastor of the
Broadway Presbyterian Church, Fort
Worth, Tex, has been arrested for
forgery. He victimized nearly all the
banks in the city, and the money OBJ
tanned by forging checks amounted to
something over 50, 500. OF this amount
he made good $500. s!t
IT is reported that in a riot near
Hears, Barnwell County, S. C., between
thirty negroes, armed with rifles, and
twenty-five white men, one negro was
killed and number of persons
wounded. 8l
FIVE North Carolina negroes who tried
to escape their labor contract in More
house Parish, La, were shot and killed
recently by posse that went in pur.
suit 1t was stated the negroes COM
menced the firing.
PRAIRIE fires are sweeping over the
ranges of Western Texas, but though
they are already of vast extent very lit
tie real damage has been done.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-07-25

BUSINESS failures (Dun's report for
the seven days ended July 16 numbered
2O7, compared with 1877 the previous
week, and POS the corresponding week
of last year The business outlook was
unimproYed. ---
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-01


BeIoit Democrat: Iosa farmers
are sowing oats by the light Of tn
moon. The weather has been unfa
vorable until now, and they sr,
working Night and day TO make ~
fOf lost time. Wild oats are usual,
sovn BY moonlight.
Clay Center Times: A corres
pandent says that ''tlmes are bar,
because money h scarce" We sgre,
with him. Il has been our exp-r
fence that this 10 the case. We huyi
always noticed that when we ba.
plenty Of money ve were not har,
up, but when money IL scarce will
us these times are hard.
The Medical World says: "Quin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y llaraear
boxyiicseid II o new medical agent,
made by wettlng quinolinespsrani.
b EN- VI Q M doxine with phi
halieauhydrlde. IL II not recon-
meuded for IOckiaw." why nri
feed some ~ this truck 10 the -'-
worm that threatens Kansas Y hests ]
Times are improving. tiiinr, are Q
moving, business no longer b dead;
grain II advancing. values a hane-
Ing, Kansas II forging sheaa. In
terest II stopping. mortgage drop
ping, money's more easily ouEd;
hard times are going, eobuu.n,s
growing, feeling II better all round.
Leave on your growing, shut M
your bowling, baBish thst "hatl
from the tomb, Timber your musrle.
wake mp your hustle-Kansas I,
suifftug q boom.-Emporid RepU6-
Hcda.
Kansas las known many darker
days than those through which sh,
has been passing, hut they CAV,
way TO better times, and wep
followed by seasons Of prosperity
which seemed all the brighter hy
contrast with those trying ordrais
through which all states pass nj
different periods. What has hap
pened in the past will be repeated In
the future, and the season OF depres
sion from which Kansas IL now
emerging IL likely TO be succeeded
by general revival Of the material
Interests OF the state which will be
all the more protracted because ri
the accession Of knowledge which
the people OF the state have gained
In the hard school Of experience
Kansas Ftnancier.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-01

The Kansas board of pardons hes
just visited the penitentisry n Lans-
Ing to interview about nifty appii-
ca0ts for pardons. After complet-
ing the work Commissioner Walton
said: SIT IN q shame that 30 many
men are In the penitentiary aud %
many criminals out Of It."
NIekerson Register: There isn't
. day during which dezsn or more
charters are not fslled IN Kansas.
These applications show that capt.
tai has confidence I'm Kansas. how
ever much the Democrats under
whoop Tomlinson aud Judge Gallo
way may ssy the state 10 burden ed
with mortgages past redemption or
the possibility Of IL.
The Messrs. whitehead's stock Of
watches IL large aud varied. Best
quality and low prices rule there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-01
PubIiratin Notice.

ToA.I MInarc.
You are hereby notined that you have been
sued IN an action commenced in the Dist ret
Court, In the county Of saline. In the state Of
Kansas, on the 1Sih dag oG February. A D..
IsO, wherein the Michigan Mutual Life In
sur nee company II plaintiff and Noah J..
Slower. Julia A. slower and A. ]. Ainard
]. ". Rice. John p. Beldlgh and A. p. b avens
are defendants, and that you must answer
or demur 20 the petition nled In said action
on or before the nth day Of June A. ID, ,of
sald petition will be taken ~ true AID ludg-
ment rendered against the said defendants
for the sum Of q ,759-50 with Interest thereon
a. ten per cent. per annum rom November
g. Isss, also the sum Of t681 with Interest
at ten per cent per annum rom May ith,
lsss. and costs OF suit. and q decree foreclos-
ing q mortgage given TO secure sid sums and
Interest, on the west half Of the southwest
quarter Of section seventeen M township
fourteen tIsl range three 81 west Of the sixth
y. m, In saline County. Kansas, containing
eighty 81 acres, more or les, snd ordeilu 9
saId premises % be sold 10 satisfy said debt
and costs and further deerecing that said
defendants Noah J. Slower, Ju N A. Slower
and A. J. Minard be forever barred from set
ting up or claiming any rights, title or inter
est In snj 10 said premises.
Given under my hand and seal Of aaid
court this SOih day Of April. A. D., $50.
Attest: C.J. FREDRiCEsoN. Clerk,
SEAL by A. fredriekson, Deputy.
q. p. LITTLE,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-01
Nolire to Nonresident Defendants.

Fir-i published April ioih. ISa.
In the District Court oTihr state Of Kan.
a.. In ant tnr saline county.
The Alliatrs Trust Company. ~
Tprfuraiipn, Plaintiff
Joseph SECTION. NrlIi. V. SkrI-
ON, Jerry Guiir> and Jharirs
Eine. fl-f,-,ttiauts
To Joseph Skelinn and Nellie Y. Skritnn,
leiend nis In the alupve entitled rau~c:
on are hereby not irsi that you have
ocen sued by the plaintiff iu the district
Court of the STATE uf Kansas, in and fer
Saiin" County. and that On ar before the alth
day 81 MaN \. D. lssu. you must answer the
petition, - the plaintiff RON on nle In the
sfiiee at The clerk of said District Court Ga
whirh the plalntih asks thzt = Judgment ne
gaze given by you To- the Lombard Invest
fBcnt Company and nav owned by the
pl1iniin, unon the following described real
property. situated In the County Of saline
ind state al Kansas. tO-wlt: The southwest
luaTter Oi section thiTty-fnur 81. township
ourioen ~, south range Ave ~ west of sih
p. IN
That the equity nf redemption nf each and
III Of the defendants nam.-d In the title ~
aid auSe In and To said mortgaged prem
Ses he forever barred and iUieciasgsl. and
hat said Ian - h. ss1id To pay the indebted
less secured By said mortgage
You are hereby further notified that. II
-nu f.il To answer said petition on or BE-
Hre the day herrinbef0re stated, the facts
viii he taken - true aud Judgment rendered
= therein prayed for.
u. ~. ETTIEN. Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest: e. j. FREBEiCEsON Clerk
SEAL District Court, Saline County Kan
S''>. bT A. fEEDEICEsnS, nepiy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-01

S,h day of May 10. 90 said PETITION viii he
taken ~ true and Judgment rendered for th,.
foreclosure of errtain mortgage .Nrruied
May LIST, lSSe. by the said Igtinsas T. Nstis
and Margaret J. Wells on the !pGluv ing
lands and tenementS situated la ~ail counts
Of Saline and recorded On the Office .,T thu.
Register of deeds at said cnunty In vol. :,
nj page IL. and DESERVED a. follows: The
south half OF lot No. threc on Eighth street
In Hollands addition 90 the city az Salina.
nj the PRAYER uf said petition J. that the
said plaintiffs may have Judgment against
the said defendautS.James +. Wells aud MAJ
gatet .. Wells COR the SUN of t2ia with inter
eSt thereon nj the rate OF twelve per cent
from the firSt day uf May lSsS. aud that ~ti,i
defendants aud Each of them. ani all PER
sons calming under them. ~ forever barrt-i
and ioreclo~ed OF all Interest. right, Item and
equity Of redemptiT n In. to az Sn said lann
and that said land may b. sod arcprilne g.
law. without apprlisement, aud the prn-
cee,is brought into couTt and applied To the
payment al: 1t. The taxes du. and payable
on Said premises: Ind. The cCSiS and acrT,iinr
costs OF this action: 3Td, The claim Df the
plaluiiffs with the accTuing interest theron.
and fnr such other and further reliei ~ may
he Just aud equitable.
WI ness my hand and the seal Of said
court, at my once In the city 1f Sal'nn IN
said county of Saline this 2ith day of MarrlI
A. u. issD- q. J. FHFDEICK-oN. CieIk.
lSEALl BY 4. FretirirkSbn, pcJuty.
RoSSingion. smith a Dallas,
ATTORNEYS for plaintiffs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-01
STATE NEWS.

Hon. r. A. HOyey has declared
himself . candidate for state audi
tor.
Belleville Is TO have . large Caiho-
lie church patterned after that Of
Notre Dame.
The Kansas State Fair this year
will be held from the 18th TO the 20
Of September.
Kansas has At present $50 National
banks, with resources aggregating
s39. 305 OLE IS.
Yates Center IL still drilling for
coal, gas or anything valuable In the
ground that may be found.
In the Olathe, Ks, case Il has been
decided that cOiored children cannot
be excluded from the public schools.
The Southwestern Irrigation COM
pany Of LeOtl, with q capital stock
OF 500, zoo, has filed articles OF In
corporation.
Norcateur Register: The upward
tendency Ga prices OF cattle, hogs
and corn IL helping the farmers very
much. II also helps the rest OF US.
The assets and liabilities Of E. b.
Purcell, the Manhattan banker who
failed recently, are given ~ follows:
Assets, tl,2O4.OTI; liabilities, t562, :
600.
Cawker City TTmSs: The great
est drawback to the farmers Of Kan
sas 10 the credit system. Another
year Of good crops and he will be
able 10 pay ~ he goes"
Concordia BLADE: Second Ad-
ventists have now set March 5, lss'5.
as the date Of the end OF the world,
aud believe only ia 900 people saved.
No persons who neglects to pay the
printer will be numbered with the
la uO0.
The alleged Bender women have
been discharged from custody In
I.abette county, and sent beck to
Miles, Mich. where they had been
brought from. That little effort to
catch the Blenders has cost Lsbette
county q good many dollars.
A farmer Iu Coffee county says
that in 1851 he set out an ash grove,
and In 1855 be cut one Of the trees
that made one stick Of hewed timber
twenty feet long and eight inches
square at the top. The tree was up
wards Of hundred feet from stump
70 tip.
A remarkable public meeting was
held In Winfield recently. The
leading citizens got together for the
purpose Of dsvising means Of check
Ing immortality In that city. IL 10
stated that the criminal history OF
the town embraces over city sbor-
ton cases.
Fruit trees are out In full bloom and
all vegetation has put on her spring
garments Of green; tue prairie
flowers are beginning to blossom
forth. and TO hear the birds eing in
the morning is enough 20 make one
feel glad and rejoice that they are
permitted 10 live In this beautiful
prairie state Of KaEsas.-RfssteE
Banner.