The Iola register., 1891-01-30

THE river Tagus and the Ebro, which
flows through Saragossa, Spain, are
covered with ice, the first since 1925.
CANADA is invited to the international
postal convention at " ma next May.
THE French Deputies have appropri-
ated $500, 200 more to relieve the suf-
ferers by cold and storm.
E. p. TURNER, said to have been a son
of the late Admiral Turner of the
United States navy, committed suicide
on the China steamer Abyssinia on it's
last trip.
AN attempt was made to induce the
Czar to cease persecution of the Jews
by gift of 1,0OO,0 rubles. The des-
pot was greatly incensed and ordered
the arrest of Baron Gunzberg, Jewish
banker, who forwarded the check which
he had received from Berlin. Gunzberg,
later, was released.
OPINION in Vienna is that Bulgaria's
Prince Ferdinand will effect greatly
pacific results by his visit to the Gar.
1T transpires that the death of the
Duke of Bedford was an act of suicide.
He shot himself in fit of insanity.
BRITISH war vessels have been in
structed to prevent the interference of
rebels in Chilli with British shipping.
THE increase in the production of
cigarettes in the United States last year
was 2sO, 900, 600. The cigar production
increased about 90 per cent. -
The London Times, in long editor
ial on the negro question in America,
favors expectation of the negroes to
Central Africa.
QUEEN NATALIE says she must leave
Servia to escape indignities which she
can no longer bear. ..... ".I
GLADsToNIANs won the recent cleo
ton at Hartlepool, England.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD, who has been
residing in Japan for some time, has
started for home.
THE National Trotting Association of
Great Britain has adopted the American
rules. -... .....
LORD SALISBURY asserts that the
early dissolution of Parliament is not
probable.
A TRAIN on the National railway of
Mexico was wrecked recently at Acam-
baro, some one having loosened the
rails by drawing the spikes. Twelve
persons were injured.
The British Parliament assembled on
the 22d
THE laborers employed upon the
works at Hare Island and Skibbereen,
Ireland, commenced by the Govern
81 nf H., ga -is4-
ing among the poor classes of those
peighborhoods, have struck for an in
crease of wages. .....
THE German Reichstag has refused to
repeal the restrictions on American
pork. .. Z. ....-s iii. ..
THE revolted ships have been expelled
from the Chilian ports. The people and
dispatch from Valparaiso says. The
Government has taken severe measures
against the insurgents.
To prevent an expected Anarchistic
outbreak the Paris police arrested all
suspicious characters lettering in the
Place de fOpera-
AN avalanche in Quebec filled Cham
plain street with snow to the depth of
twenty feet. House fronts were broken
in, but no person was killed. Dr."
News has been received of a serious
collision between two freight trains at
Artemisal, near Cardenas, Cuba. The
cars were badly wrecked. Four persons
were killed and four others were more
or less seriously injured.
PRINCE BAUDoIN, heir apparent to the
Belgian throne, died suddenly on the
23d. All sorts of rumors were prev
alent as to the cause of his death, which
was compared to the tragic death of
Prince Rudolph, of Austria, two years
ago.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report for
the seven days ended January - num-
bered $50, compared with All the pre-
vious week and 33S the corresponding
week of last year.
A RECENT agrarian outrage in County
Clare, Ireland, was the skinning of
COW alive.
The opinion generally maintains
throughout Chilli that unless President
Palmaceda speedily resigns the entire
armed forces of Chill will rise in insur-
rection. Foreigners residing in Chilli
are declared to be safe from molesta-
ton. Italians living in the country are
accused of having openly and secretly
given aid and comfort to the revolu-
tioniStS.