The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-27

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feet, all the vessels of which were at
sea when the recent storm burst upon
the Eng lish coast, has not been heard
from since and the worst is feared.
DYNAMITE explosions on high hills in
India are said to have produced smart
showers
THE anniversary of the proclamation
of the republic of Brazil was observed
at Rio Janeiro on the 10th, military
review and fetes being held in honor of
the occasion The day passed quietly,
the public taking scant interest in the
celebration
THE people of Chavaganc, France,
the cradle of the Lafayette family,
have erected monument to the MEM
DRY of Gen. Lafayette and his sons
A CABLE message from Chilli de-
nounces the London Times corre-
spondent there as disreputable
schemer.
THE Vienna Tageblatt reiterates that
the emperor of Austria recently declared
that the European situation was seri-
GUS Count Kalnoky declared that the
words meant nothing serious at pres
ent
THE czarewitch of Russia is to be
chairman of a general committee to
supervise the relief work in that coun-
try. Vast sums will be needed.
THE dock strike in London has col
lapsed.
THE manufacturing town of Winter
thur, twelve miles from Zurich, Swift
erland, is in state of financial panic,
owing to the suspension of the princi-
pal bank.
THE peace congress at Rome adopted
a resolution to invite European gov
ernments to submit international dis
putes to ar bitration- 1t was decided
that the next congress should be held
in Berne
The republicans were badly defeated
in the municipal elections at Lisbon,
Portugal Last year they swept every
thing before them
THE German budget reports that So
900, 900 marks is needed for extra ex-
penditure on the navy, of which rs, 900, =
900 is required for nineteen vessels Of
war The artillery service calls for IA
900, 600 marks extra
The Austrian authorities propose to
prosecute the owners of the Vienna
Tageblatt for publishing the emperor's
alleged utterances concerning the war
like outlook for Europe
THE interest of Great Britain in the
worlds fair is growing very fast and a
notable exhibit is certain. Mr.. Ernest
Harte will have a notable Irish mill
display.
Ex-KING MILAN has signed a re-
nunciation of all his legal and consti-
tutional rights in Servia-
THE German reichstag met on the
18th and at once settled down to bust
ness
WINTER wheat crop reports from the
various states are only fair. Kansas
ana Iowa make the best showings
ITALY has ordered the Italian squad
ron now in the Pacific ocean to proceed
to Brazil and protect Italian interests
in that quarter.
The two largest agricultural imple-
ment manufacturers of Canada have
combined and will control the trade of
the dominion
TIE Russian ukase prohibiting the ex-
portation of wheat has been signed.
An illegal printing press has been
seized by the authorities in St Peters
burg.
A RECENTLY published pamphlet,
written by Privy Councillor Woeste and
supposed to have been inspired by King
Leopold, gives emphasis to the Belgian
desire for neutrality in the event of
war.
THE latest reports from Honolulu
are that the health of Queen Lilioku-
lani is and has been excellent