The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-06-06
THE WEST.

1T is stated in Chicago that strong evil
dence has been secured against the old
Boss Carpenters Association OF import
ing carpenters from Canada contrary to
the law.
JOHN p. KUNzE, the little German
lately tried with the Cronin convicts,
was married recently in Chicago to his
sweetheart, who stuck to him In his
troubles
CHIEF ToHEE and sufficient other In
dams have signed with the Commission
to throw the Iowa reservation near
Guthrie, Ok, open to settlement
A VICIOUS horse in buggy at Wabash,
Ind, kicked over the dashboard and
Drained the child of Mrs. Graham.
Her companion, Mrs. Berger, tried to
grasp the child when her own infant
came within range of the animals hoof
and it was killed in like manner.
BISHOP JAMES O'CoNNoR, of the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Omaha, is dead.
ADoLPH and Gustav Wilke, living
north of Cheboygan, Mich, were
drowned recently in Lake Michigan
while rowing.
The Iowa Indians of Oklahoma, after
signing with the Commission, went on
a big feast.
HoN. Tom BUM, postmaster at Bloom
ington, Ill, has been hurt in bicycle
accident .....-
AT meeting of the Ohio grand lodge
Knights of Pythias the constitution was
amended to prevent initiation of all
non-believers in the Supreme Being and
all engaged in the liquor traffic.
THE American Baptist Educational
Society met in Chicago on the 2Sth.
Announcement was made that the gift
of 5000, 600 by Rockefeller, the oil king,
had been supplemented by the necessary
S40Q, 600.
THE Chicago gas trust stock has been
greatly depressed because of adverse
legal decisions.
ELzo ALLEN, who robbed the Austin
Investment Company at Kansas City of
SO, 600. has been arrested at Chicago
THERE was display of ruffianism be-
tween university students and Frank
Inns circus men at Ann Arbor, Mich,
the other night. One of the circus men
was shot in the shoulder. Ten students
were in the hands of surgeons for re-
pairs.
FIRE in Seattle, Wash, destroyed an
entire block of cheap lodging houses,
saloons and restaurants, causing $50, 900
loss. There were many narrow escapes.
JOSEPH KAISER, New York follower
of Johann Most, has been arrested in
Chicago on suspicion of completely in
the recent attempt to blow up the Hay
market police monument. r
JOHN McNEAL, on whose claim Cen
trail City is located, was shot dead on
the streets at Kingfsher, Ok, by Joe
WEIGH, of Deer Creek. The killing
grew out of contest case now pending
before the United States Land-ofice.
A TELEPHONE wire running into the
Light Horse squadron armory at Mil
waukee, Wis, broke and fell upon the
Hinsey electric railway on Oneida street.
The high voltage current was immedi'
ately transmitted to the Central Tele'
phone Exchange, where it destroyed a
switchboard and Frustrated several
girls Telephone service throughout
the city was more or less impaired.
FRED MILLER, a stonemason of Gin
cinnati, was found dead in the dining
room OF his house with knife wound
in his heart. His wife and his thirteen
year-old step-daughter and John Pierce
were arrested on suspicion.
| THERE was a terrible accident on the
narrow gauge railroad between Oakland
and San Francisco on the S0th. A train
plunged into Antonio creek, the draw Of
which was opened to allow a vessel to
pass. Some thirteen persons were
drowned. The engineer and fireman Of
the Inflated train fed after being res.
cued from the water.
| THE brewery of Kleiber & Bottle
Reading, o., was destroyed by fire re
Gently. Loss, SIS, 900.
GARFIELD's monument was dedicated
at Cleveland, O., on the 3Oth in the pres
ence of President Harrison, ex-Presi
dent Hayes, Vice-President Morton ani
many other notahles. The parade wal
the largest ever seen IN Northern Ohio
Ex-Governor James D. Cox, of Cincin
natl, delivered the Grafton.
Mrs. o. ]. STONE, her two children
and Mrs WINNER were killed in /;
buggy near Marion, Ind, recently Will,
crossing the Panhandle track as trail
came along. ..r
THERE was a cloudburst at Arcadia
Wis, on the Soth. One person wa
drowned and two mill dams and mil
were swept away.
A TERRIBLE hailstorm visited the Re-
river valley, Northern Minnesota, Oh
the goth. In places the hail was fou
feet deep.