The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
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THE Baltimore & Ohio directors have
submitted a favorable report
THE release from prison of La
Fargue, the socialist deputy for Lille.
France, was the occasion of riotous
demonstration at Paris
DICTATOR FoNsECA, of Brazil, is re-
ported to have suppressed all newspa-
pers not favorable to him.
TIMOTHY HARRINGTON, the Parnellite
leader, accuses William O'Brien, the
McCarthyite, of not telling the whole
truth about the Boulogne negotiations
THE CHILEAN junta has surrendered to
the congress of that country the execu-
tive authority it had exercised since
Balmaceda's fall
IT is said that 10000 fighting German
colonists were leading the rebellion in
Rio Grande de Sui, Brazil
The National baseball league has
awarded the pennant to Boston. Chi
cago's charges of collision were not up
held.
CATARINo CARA, who led the recent
revolutionary movement against the
Mexican government, has fled to Cen
trail America.
FEARFUL gales were reported in the
English channel on the 18th. Several
members of a lifeboat crew were
drowned at Sandgate as well as the
sailors of the wrecked vessel they went
to rescue.
THE National Press, of Dublin, bit
terly condemns Mrs Parnell for order
ing the Paris fund to remain locked up
and claims she has conspired with Mr..
Harrison to keep the money from the
evicted tenants.
SAN SALVADOR advices state that a
conspiracy to assassinate Gen. Antonio
Ezeta, the minister of war, the navy
and the interior, brother of Gen.
Carlos Ezeta, the president of Saliva
dor, had been discovered in the city of
Santa Anna
the Crimea, Russia, a number of men
being caught when the debris took fire.
SENIOR SILVA has been elected presi-
dent of the CHILEAN senate and Senor
Luco president of the chamber of depl-
ties. Both are members of the late in
surgent junta
The tin plate industry in Swansea,
Wales. has become SO depressed and
the demand for steel has been so seri-
ously lessened that the masters in that
place have decided to close their works
when the existing contracts have been
executed.
CONSIDERABLE damage has been done
in Japan by fierce storm. Several
lives have been lost
THE leader of the Kalao Hui, the
Chinese secret society which caused
the recent riots in Human, has been
captured. He refuses to say anything.
The situation is still reported as most
grave.
A LONDON cable reads: "Advices
from St Petersburg direct and through
Konigsberg and Amsterdam, state that
it has been decided not to impose an
export tax on wheat but to prohibit it
entirely. Storms in Austria Hungary
have made the agricultural outlook
very discouraging.
THE Brazilian minister at Washing
ton denounces sensational reports from
England in regard to troubles in Brazil.
The bureau of American republics also
declares them much exaggerated.
THE Italian government is said to be
preparing to re-establish diplomatic re-
lations with the United States
THERE were reports from Brazil that
Fonseca was to be made dictator for
life.
ACCORDING to a report made to the
general assembly of the knights of
Labor, ex-General Treasurer Turner's
accounts are between Sl4, 900 and $751;
900 short.
THE steamer Hawarden Castle was
wrecked at the mouth of the Mersey,
England, during the storm on the 18th.
THE authorities of the Russian war
office have resolved to construct a line
of forts along the Chinese frontier and
to increase the number of officers in
Central Asia
THE Portuguese government, in view
of the grave state of affairs in Brazil,
has decided to send some warships to
protect Portuguese interests in that
republic.
A HUGE fire at Hankow, China, de-
stroyed 1900 houses and rendered 49,
600 people homeless. 1t was believed
that a number of women and children
lost their lives Two days afterwards
200 more houses were burned.