The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05
Domestic.

The pope's encyclical will be distribut
ed among working men of all countries
The Newfoundland legislature passed
coercion bill, causing Indignation
among the people, and the holiday in
honor of Queen Victoria's birthday was
disregarded, and the flagstaff ON the
Colonial building was cut down.
The visible supply of wheat as com
pared by the New York produce ex'
change, was 1921 .195 bushels, a de-
crease of 95l, 407 bushels; and of corn 4,
49l, 5S5 bushels, an increase of lob, All
bushels.
The miners of the Clinton, Ind,
district have returned to work at last
years wages.
The first governor of Nebraska, Dayis
Butler, died at his home in Pawnee
City, aged 81.
General Gordon has issued an appeal,
addressed to the eX-confederates Of the
south, for funds for the jefferson Davis
monument.
Frank Videto is under arrest at
Chicago for the murder of John Tsbin
of Franklin, Pa. the father of Mary
| TObin, found murdered at Staten Island.
a case that has been a sensational mys-
terry OF the east.
The members OF the Virginia state
debt commission meet at Richmond this
week to hear plan for the settlement
of the state debt
An exhibition was made Of model of
the Pennington air ship at st. Louis
before party of invited business men
and scientists. The trial was decided
a success, the ship being of sufficient
bouyancy and perfectly manageable. The
big ship is to be built in st. Louis and
the inventor promises to be ready to
make his trial trip by July !.
The bituminOus coal operators in the
Terre Haute, Ind, district have in
formed their $500 miners that they
would grant last years prices for min
ing.
The American Baptist Missionary
Union held its annual session in Gin
cinnati.
Three hundred students fought the
police at Iowa City. To-, and several
had their heads broken.
1t is reported that Mexico syIupa-
thizes with the CHILEAN rebels, and that
she has been secretly supplying the
warship Esmeralda with coal.
A tract of land larger than Delaware
has been coded to the government nv
Indians in the state of Washingt n
upon approval by congress.
Governor Winans of Michigan, has
vetoed bill appropriating $4,000 for
entertaining the national emcampmeI.t
of the G. A. r. at Detroit in August.
Governor Pattis0n OF PENNSYLVANIA.
and the city commissioners Of Phila-
delphia have both appointed successors
to City Treasurer Bardsley. Tile
courts will be called upon to settle tile
dispute.
The Pennsylvania house to-day re-
fused to concur in the senate amend
ments to the Baker ballot reform bill.
Yeas 80, nays 90.
1t is said that the Secretary OF tie
Treasury is considering proposition to
issue silver certificates against the 80
million dollars in silver half dollar
now in the treasury.
Jackson Oldershaw and his son RogeI
of Bethel, Me-, fought with axes for The
hand of Jennie Laure, the elder Ovel
shaw's ward. The old man was killed
and the young man escaped.
The United States supreme court
during the term ended May p, broke |
the record of cases disposed Of at one |
term. settling Gil cases, against 470, |
which had formerly been the largest
number.
Arson S. McNabb has sued the Bell |
Telephone company of Buffalo for Sl0,-
900 damages, alleged to have been sus- |
tanned in consequence of a miS take in a |
telephone message. Cambria Wilkes. |
a half brother of Maud S.. became sick. |
a veterinary surgeon was sent for. The |
message was sent by telephone. IL re-
peating 1t the operator made F. E. |
Sloate IF. E. Smith and Brockport |
''Fairport." The doctor went to the |
latter place. He arrived at Brockport |
twelve hours late and in consequence of
this delay, this complaint alleges, an
operation became necessary, which seri-
ously affected the animals value. The
animal is alleged to have been worth
$4,000.
The governor of Michigan vetoed the
bill appropriating $50, 900 for the enter
tainment of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, at Detroit in August.
Negotiations have been completed by
which the Indian tribes now occupying
the Great Colville Reservation in
are to cede to the govern
ment i, SOC, 900 acres to be thrown open
to settlement.
A gang of thirteen robbers, ranging
in age from IA to l9years, has been dis
covered and placed under arrest at Col
umbus, Ind. The boys had been read
ing wild west stories.
James c. Stout entered suit to pre-
vent the consummation of the st. Paul :
mill combine. =
The French steamer at st. Georgia's I
Bay, Newfoundland, refuses to allow {
Americans TO take or buy bait there.
Pssqualina Robertillo. who shot her
over for betraying her, was acquitted
1t New York amid tumultuous ap- {
1lause.
The National Butchers Protective as a
decided to establish abattoirs a
n order to fight the Chicago dressed a
'eef monopolists. C
Near Memphis, John NollisOn was d
1llled by Vim. Leftwich. The tragedy +
rev out of a quarrel between the I
ormer's daughter and the latter's wife. | i
Opponents OF Senator Call of Florida i
lain he was not legally elected. A n
Quorum OF the joint assembly voted,
nut quorum of the senrte was not
resent.
Mrs. EHnice Hassaurek, widow of
jolonel HaSsaurek. Minister to one of
he South American republics during q
1incoln's administration, was burned y
D death by the explosion of lamp at q
an MADEIRA, Cal. q
George Vancil and Jerry Holmes,
reachers of the gospel. have been
rrested near Daquesne, H.. charged p
18th making counterfeit money. h
The Nashville and Chattanooga s;
abroad company notified the Secretary %
the Treasury that it is prepared to "
sdeem on June i, $500, 600 of it's bonds d.