The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-03

ITALIAN Anarchists nave posted pla-
cards in Lugano calling upon Italians
to follow the example of Brazil and
overthrow the monarchy.
AN old speech of Lord Salisbury'shas
been unearthed, in which he blamed
England for Ireland's misery.
MADAME BONNEMAIN, an enthusi-
astic supporter of General Boulanger,
has just inherited 81, SOC, 900. the bulk
of which she will devote to the Gener-
al's cause.
A MALIGNANT outbreak of diph-
liberia is reported in the Russian set
Element of Eureka, Mcpherson County,
S. ID.
ADvICEs from Guatemala and San
Salvador state that the most harmonic
Gus relations exist between the two
Governments.
FIRE recently destroyed the wharves
of the New Zealand Steamship Com
pany at Sydney, N. S. W., together
with large quantity of stored produce.
HERR GUTTENsTEIN, the public
prosecutor of the Grand Duchy of Ba-
den, speaking at public meeting at
Carlsruhe declared himself Socialist
and proceeded to develop the Socialist
theory and to advocate the Socialist
political programme. The meeting was
Immediately suspended and the hall
closed by the police.
SEVEN prisoners escaped from the
penitentiary at Kingston, Ont, on
Christmas eve, after overcoming and
gagging their keepers.
FRENCH doctors think the prevailing
influenza very serious malady if re-
lapses occur.
The instruction in Brazil in favor
of the monarchy was suppressed after
some trouble.
WHILE number of men and women
were skating on the Ruhr a. Warden,
Rhenish Prussia, the other day the ice
gave way and three of the skaters were
swept under the ice and drowned.
A MAN answering the description of
SilcOtt has been traced to Ottawa, Ont.
He was greatly changed in appearance;
his hair was dark brown. BY inquiries
he made it was thought he was trying
to leave the country via British Column
bia. He had plenty of money.
CHRISTMAS day, 1889, will long be re-
membered in the United States for the
phenomenal mildness of the weather.
A FAMINE is feared in Southern
Russia.
IT is reported that horses in Austria
are afflicted with the prevailing intlu-
enZa.
THE ship building business in New
England during the year now closing
was good, and the prospects for next
year are encouraging.
HERR VoUALwENs, Vice President
of the Bavarian Chamber of Represent
atives, is dead.
THE town of Aci Reale, in Sicily,
was shaken by an earthquake the other
day. Several houses collapsed and
many persons were buried under the
ruins.
THE University at Odessa has been
closed owing to the discovery of the
fact that number of the students
were Nihilists and were actively en-
gagged in spreading their propaganda.
THE Salvation Army people in Swift
erland still continue to defy the au.
thorities and more vigorous measures
than ever are proposed.
GENERAL BOULANGER denies that
he has been engaged to lecture in the
United States or has ever thought Of
such thing.
THE Pittsburgh Southern Coal Com
pany, the syndicate of large river coal
operators which was formed three
years ago with capital stock of S., OOO,-
600, has gone into liquidation.
MRS. DELLA PARNELL, mother of
Charles Stewart Parnell, states that
she has received only one-quarter of the
5000 reported to have been presented
to her, and that when all her obliga-
tons are met there will be but small
margin left for future necessities.
EMIN PAsHA recently had relapse.
There was secondary hemorrhage
from the ear and great anxiety was
felt.
COUNT KARoLYI, formerly Austrian
Ambassador to Great Britain and Ger
many, died suddenly while hunting on
his estate at Pressburg, Hungary.