The Iola register., 1890-11-14

THE union of chemical manufacturers
recently formed in England has regis
tered under the title of the United
Alkah Company. The capital of the
new company is a6, 000 600.
THE Viedomosti. referring to the
possibility of Asia Minor being the
scene of future hostilities between
Russia and England. strongly advises
the extension of the Caucasian railway
! to Kars.
THE Paris Figaro confirms the report
that the French Government has pur-
chased from the American Art Associa-
ton Millet's celebrated painting The
Angelus."
PRINCE BISMARCK is officially report
ed to be opposed to local government
bill in Germany.
CHANCELLOR VoN CAPRIvI of Germany
has started from Berlin for Italy.
In the election in Kiel, Germany, the
Socialists elected both their candidates
for the Reichstag for the first time.
Mr. JAMES GILuooLY, member OF Par
Lament for West Cork, is in precarious
condition, the result of injuries received
by being thrown from his horse
NINE. PATTI was unable to appear at
Leicester, England, on the 5th. She
was severely sick.
The Austrian textile trades congress
at Brunn has decided to admit women
to the Textile Trades Union.
COUNT Wow MoLTKE will devote to
charity birthday contributions amount
ing to 100, 900 marks.
Miss LIZZIE EVANS, the actress, is to
marry her leading man, Charles Mills
This was startling news to her manager,
Callahan, who had been drawing on his
imagination.
AT least three United States Senators
have been secured by the Democrats as
result of the election.
ANOTHER panic has seized the Gar
and his personal guards have been
doubled.
LORD CHEF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE, of
England, was stricken seriously with
gastritis on the 9th.
1T is reported from Vienna that Sec
ond proposition has been made by Mex
leo for renewal of diplomatic rela-
tions, which have been suspended be-
tween the two countries since Maximil-
ian, brother of the Austrian Emperor,
was executed by the Mexicans at Quere-
taro in 1867.
TIE Gar has ordered General Gourko,
Governor of Poland, to proceed to St
Petersburg and explain his recent action
in shooting three volunteers. The Gov
ernor's written report of the occurrence
failed to satisfy the Gar of the neces-
sity for the arbitrary killing of the men.
MADRID advices state that great con-
sternation has been caused in clerical
circles by the news that priests not of
native origin are to be expelled from
Mexico as the large majority of Mexi-
cos priests are from Spain, where the
ranks of the clergy are already over
crowded
THE duel between Maurice Bernhardt,
son of Sarah Bernhardt, and NJ. Bour-
rey, the dramatic critic, who was chal-
lenged by the former in consequence of
his comments upon Nine. Bernhardts
performances in her new play "Cleo-
patra," resulted in NJ Bourrey being
CHANCELLOR Won CAPRIvI, of Ger
many, arrived at Milan, Italy, and was
met by Premier Crispi, of Italy. The
two were together all day.
The Canadian Cabinent Council after
due deliberation decided that Birch
all should be executed. The Cabi-
net was unanimous in it's opinion as to
the guilt of Birchall and consequently
dec ded that the law should take its
course.
THE September statement Of the a.,
T. & S. F. railway shows: Gross earn
ings, S3 9OS 161; increase, S523 ,2.1; net
earnings, 81, S32 979; increase, S61, ,2O1
THE Democratic majority in the next
House is estimated by newspapers from
120 to 153.
A DISPATCH from Shanghai says that
800 men were killed in the Government |
powder mills at Tai Ping Flu by an ex-
plosion.
BUSINESS failures Dun's report for
the week ended November numbered |
215. compared with els the previous
week and 267 the corresponding week |
of last year. Business generally was
good
PERU has imposed prohibitive tax |
on lard, supposed in retaliation for the |
Mckinley bill.