The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
THE WEST.

HE Toledo TO- Typographical Unloi
has resolved to demand an increase o.
s cents per 1000 ems.
THREE men were killed by freigh,
wreck at Lakeville, O., recently. Theil
bodies were cremated in the debris, which
took fire.
HALF dozen small buildings were
wrecked by an explosion of dynamite a,
Duluth, Mimi, recently.
AN act Incorporating lottery com.
pany was struggled through the Choctaw
Legislature about two months ago and
kept exceedingly secret afterward.
THE Farmers Review, of Chicago,
says recent cold weather has damaged
winter wheat
WILLIAM B. ALLISON has been re-
elected by the Iowa General Assembly
to the United States Senate for the
term Of six years. There was not dis.
senting Republican vote.
The withdrawal of the Rock Island
leaves the East Bound Passenger Associ-
alton of Kansas City on its last legs.
THE settlers on the old Sioux reserva-
ton in South Dakota have formed vigil
lance committees to prevent claim
jumping.
EDWIN CowLEs, editor of the Cleveland
(O.) Leader, died on the 4th, aged sixty
five. He was well-known Republican
writer.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH STANLEY, of the
Broadway & Newburg street railway,
Cleveland, o., has died from injuries re-
ceived while jumping from one of his
own electric motors.
DoNNELLY & Sons, printers of the
Chicago directory, have failed for 500,
OOO
ANDREW ALEXANDER's saloon at Wood
side, Ind, burned the other night, and
Alexander persisted in the flames. The
fire was supposed to be of incendiary
origin.
INTIMATE Chicago friends of Minister
Lincoln believe that, in view of the
death of his son, he will resign his office
and return home.
THE Ohio State board Of penitentiary
managers has recommended to President
Harrison the pardon Of Fidelity Bank
Wrecker Harper, who has yet four years
to serve.
An avalanche of snow swept down the
mountain at Wall Cut on the high line
division of the South Park railroad,
near Wheeler, Col. A train was buried,
the men being rescued with some trouble.
roadmaster was carried several thou
sand feet, entirely across the river.
The Eastern lines have resolved to
take their tickets away from the agents
in the Chicago hotels.
Mrs. MARY PETERSON, of Chicago, had
an awful struggle with an escaped luna
tic armed with revolver, who menaced
her in her own home. She, however,
caught him by the throat and choked
him until he was eager to let her go.
He was captured later by an officer.
DANIEL DAILY, policeman who was
struck in the head with piece of shell
at the Haymarket Anarchist riot, has
become insane from the effects of the
wound. He was adjudged insane in the
county court at Chicago and sent to a
private asylum.
WILLIAM III. FURSMAN, the Pontiac,
Ill, forger, has been returned to his old
home and placed in Jail.
A BANK of lead thirty feet high and
fourteen thick has been struck on a
farm near Dubuque, Iowa.
GOLD has been discovered in a gravel
bank near Sioux Falls, S. D. The ex-
tent of the deposit is not known.
THREE boys were instantly killed re-
Gently by an explosion of dust in the
Armstrong furniture factory at Evans
vile, Ind.
JAMES McINTosH, of Spirit Lake,
Iowa, and two young ladies were
drowned recently while driving across
East Okoboji lake in a sleigh.
The remains of Alderman Hillock, of
Chicago, were inferred in Rose Hill
cemetery. His body had been refused
interment at Calvary because he had
been Mason.
THE Acknowledgement of North Da-
kota makes very grave charges of cor
ruption against legislators over the Lot
terry bill.
The great pigeon shooting match be-
tween Chicago and Kansas City ended
at Chicago on the 7th in favor of Kansas
City. The scores were 400 and 416.