The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-12-26

The Cadwallader tile and brick works
at Fostoris, O., burned recently. Loss
$50, 600, partially insured.
The Union Pacific directors have or
dered the suspension Of work on the
new line frow Portland, Ore, to Seattle,
| Wash.
TWELVE hundred miners at Rock
Springs Wyo. have struck because the
Union Pacific Company notified them
that it proposed to pay hereafter by the
day.
THE Chicago Worlds Fair directors
have accepted the ordinance OF the city
council appropriating SIS, 600. 900 in bonds
/ for the Fair.
GOVERNOR STEELE, of Oklahoma, has
vetoed the Kingfsher capital bill
OFFICIAL returns from the Michigan
election show that b E. Winans, Dem
ocrat received 1888, 1875 votes and James
n Turner, Republican, liz, 205. The
Democrats elected the entire State
ticket and nine Of the eleven Congress
men.
THE Huron National Bank. of Huron.
s D., has suspended
IT was reported at Rapid City, OAK,
on the 10th that hostile Indians had at
tackled the Sixth cavalry, killing two
officers and fifty men. The Indians
were repulsed with heavy loss
A CONSIDERABLE shortage has been
found in the accounts of Bart 3 Scott
treasurer of Ashland City, Wis, who
died at Hot Springs, Ark, recently.
CHARLES HUssEY, owner Of the banks
at Murray and Wallace, Idaho. has as
signed because of lack of ready money.
The assets are believed to be ample.
THE Spokane Falls wash National
Bank has suspended.
ALL the Union Pacific switchmen at
Rawlings, Wyo, have struck out Of
sympathy with the strikers at Ogden,
Utah.
Manufacturers were in secret conclave
at Chicago recently.
THE private banking house of s A.
Kean & Co., Chicago, has suspended.
Deposits amounted to 5000. 600
THE presidency of the Missouri Uni
versity has been rendered to Prof Jesse,
of the Tulane University, New Orleans
The Perkins Lock Manufacturing
Company of Cleveland, O., has gone
into the hands Of a receiver.
APRIL next the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the founding of the G. A. R,
will be held in Decatur, Ill.
In joint session the Idaho Legislature
elected Governor George l. Shoup w.
]. Mcconnell and Fred T. Dubois
United States Senators-Shoup and
Mcconnell to the short terms ending
March 4, 1891, and March q, 1893, and
Dubois to the full term of six years
from March next
FOUR persons were killed and eight
or ten injured by the wreck of the rear
coach on south-bound mail train near
Massillon, o. The accident occurred at
a trestle, the coach being tossed over
and taking fire from the stove, which,
however, was suppressed by the unin-
jured passengers and brakeman.
ONE of party of twelve Cinnamon
was killed by Inspector Finn while at
tempting to smuggle in near Port Town
send, Wash.
Two murderers-Elmer Sharkey and
Henry Hopp-were hanged in the Ohio
penitentiary at Columbus, O., on the
night of the 18th. Another murderer
Isaac Smith-was respited by Governor
Campbell to March 90 on the interces-
sion of Bishop Wetterburn and an at
torney. ..
LIEUTENANT COLONEL A. COSTA is the
name of the new Mexican Consul at
Kansas City, Mo
The freight handlers of Ludington,
Mich, struck against reduction of
wages and trouble was expected.
THREE young women who were skat-
ing on the river at Aurora, Ill, broke
through the ice and two of them were
drowned Miss Kittie Rider was res
cued. The other girls were daughters
of Mrs Kate Melcher.
MANY people of San Francisco were
neatly duped by two men who occupied
expensive offices and sold coal at low
rates for future delivery. The coal
never came.
ONE man was killed and three others
injured by the telescoping of freight
caboose by passenger engine at Car
diff, Col
The next meeting of the American
Health Association will be held in Kan
sas City, Mo, December, 1891.
The Supreme Court of South Dakota,
in test case. has decided that the box
in which sealed bottles of liquor are
shipped is the original package.
Four Indian murderers were hanged
Jonathan at Missnnla Mont ON the