The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11

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the fines of the archbishop of AK
THE Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
railroads gross earnings for October
increased 1851, 676, and the net earnings
increased S27,9Ia
SENIOR PoIRoRE, formerly CHILEAN
minister to the City of Mexico, has
gone to the United States, and the
Brazilian minister at Mexico City has
left for Uruguay.
The condition of Dom Pedro, ex-em.
peror of Brazil. was exciting the grav.
est apprehension lie was attacked by
chill, and, despite the attentions OF
his physicians, he continued to grow
worse.
THE French ambassador at Rome has
made overtures to Premier Rudini for
Italian Intervention in China. The
premier declined to act until he re-
ceived an official report from the Italian
minister at Pekin.
THE French senate, on motion of NJ.
Roche, minister of commerce, rejected
the tariff committees proposal to i'm
pose a surtax of francs on foreign
sugars.
The Kreuz Zeitung announces that
the German court will promote bazars
and concerts to raise funds for the
ADMINISTRATION people of Russia.
A CORRESPONDENT says that the car
has refused to receive deputation OF
noblemen desiring to present an adj
dress asking him to grant q constitu-
ton to Russia Many nihilists are be-
ing arrested daily in Russia
THE French governu ent is inclined
not to oppose the pre- liminary steps
taken by the radicals - bring about a
separation of church and state. In the
meantime it is not probable that any
appointments will be made to vacant
bishoprics.
THE Mexican house has passed the
bill to allow of the suspension of duties
on food products by the president to
permit of relief for the starving peo-
pie.
THE British minister to China con-
firms the worst reports of the outbreak
in Mongolia He states that hundreds
of natives have been massacred, but be-
lieves no Europeans have been killed.
LARGE numbers of Russian mer-
chants who have been trading on the
wants of the people have been pln-
ished
A PARIS paper charges that England
and China are figuring on a comS;la-
ton.
A RECIPROCITY treaty with the Brit
ish West Indies is regarded as probable.
MINNEAPOLIS has started movement
to help distressed peasants in Russia.
THE Burlington railroad has resumed
the payment of commissions on passen-
ger business in direct defiance of the
boycott.
The United States steamer Boston
has arrived at Montevideo.
The latest report of the victims of
the Japan earthquake makes the
deaths 1860 and the injured 10, 100.
Nearly 500, 600 were homeless
The hatred of foreigners in China is
said to have begun to be displayed in
Pekin. Indignities are offered whites
who venture out alone.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected
for the American Roman Catholic con-
gress in 1893 The main feature will
be social and economic questions
Dun & Co.'s weekly trade review re-
ports gradual but sure improvement in
business. Bradstreet reports the stock
market also doing well.
Dom PEDRO, of Brazil, died at the
Hotel Bedford, Paris, at 1905 a. m, on
the 5th. He was born December 2,
1925. and deposed November Is, 1889.
FRANCES overtures for united DEM
onstration of the powers against China
have been received very coldly in En-
gland and Germany. The former is
afraid of Russian trap.
INFLUENZA's ravages in Germany this
year are more serious that any pre-
vious time. The victims are almost
countless.
IN the Russell separation case at
London the jury returned verdict in
favor of Earl Russell The announce
ment was greeted with loud cheers by
friends of the earl
Four English Quaker delegates have
arrived in Russia to visit the famine.
stricken districts.
THE Mexican government has entered
into a contract with the colonizer,
Reeves, to establish agricultural col
onists in the state of Pueblo.