The Iola register., 1891-04-10
GENERAL NEWS.
THE EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
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Domestic.

| Domestic.
AT Fairland, Ind, man named
Baker was whipped oy Whitecaps be-
cause he had been dogging the foot
steps of men by whose testimony he had
been convicted of murder two years ago.
He was ordered to leave the county.
The supreme court of the United States
refused to grant the application for a
writ of habeaS corpus in the case of
Dick Duncan, sentenced to be hanged
for murder in Texas. Duncan's plea
was that the penal code OF Texas had
never been legally enacted. If this
hypothesis had beer sustained by the
court it would have resulted in the re-
lease ofevery prisoner in the state.
Butter was dull and declined cents
on the Elgin board of trade Monday.
Sales were at q and % cents, against
Y and % cents ayear ago.
The visible supply of grain Saturday,
as reported by the New York Produce
bushels, a decrease of 266,97 bushels:
of l8, S53 bushels.
Ltbcb Ncth HcWS TGdC1eu d VI
Italians, working in a remote region of
West Virginia, OF the New Orleans
iynching. When their foreman, a
Scotchman named McCauley, commend
ed the work of the Crescent City regu-
latOrs the Italians killed him and mutt
lated the body. :. A reward of s., 900 Is
offered for the conviction of the persons
who started the report that the Me-
chanics' and Traders bank of New York
city was insOlvent. Coke strikers in
Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania,
raided the HI. G. Frick plant and did
considerable damage. Gov. Pattison
has refused to send troops. Silver has
been found near Peoria, ILL.,. Kansas
City is seriously affected by la grippe.
-. The allotment of Sac and Fox
lands in severalty has begun. :. .Reve-
nue. Agent Randall and his posse had
lively, but Intellectual, battle with NOON
sinners in Laurel county, Kentucky.
A saloon that had been doing business
uninterruptedly for nearly eight years
was raided opposite the post Office in
Topeka, Kansas The report that
Stanley was compelled to cancel Texas
dates because of prejudice against him
as a confederate deserter is untrue. ID. J..
A st. Paul policeman committed sui
eide on being served with warrant of
arrest for theft. All the living Ital-
ians charged with completely in the
Hennessy murder at New Orleans have
been released on bond The Ameri- |
can National bank of Kansas City re- |
sumed business after a suspension of |
two months and IA days . Col. A. S.
who commanded the Sixth |
regiment in the streets |
Of Baltimore, died in Chicago.
Chauncy NJ. Depew and other directors
Of the New York, New Haven and Hart
lord railroad company were indicted in
New York for misdemeanor in cOnnec-
ton with the collision in the tunnel. -.
Eugene Dunuivant. a Chicago newsboy,
accuses Millionaire Orin w. Potter
With conspiracy to imprisOn him on
alse charges in order to break up an
between POtter's daughter
md Dunnivant . . .AtchisOn, Kansas,
,fficers have begun crusade against
he Kansas City Sun. The pOntOon
,ridge at st. Charles, Mo-, was again
wept down the river by ice. Memo
'ial services in honor of Gen. Joseph E.
Johnson were held at several points in
Texas . The United States steamship
Ialena, was fioated and has arrived at q,
Haven, Mass Through ;
ederal instructions Texas stOckmen {
lave been prevented from sending any
more cattle to Indian reservations for !
-raZing purposes. An investigation
f the conduct of the life-saving crew at
'ea Island is to be made in connection !
Nth their work at the wreck of the
ark Dictator. &
Ed Grimes of Crothersville, Ind.
obbed his wife of her gold watch and
hahn, and elOped with another woman
fter an exciting triangular fight on a s
rain. Engineer ID. f. Burke of the {
'hicagO and northwestern railroad is |
of having caused the fatal &
ccident at Racine. He has disappear '
d. E. Mrs. Lucy Andres, charged with Is
to kill her step-sOn by throw
lg him in a well and pouring creOsote v
1 his ear, hanged herself in her cell in C
Olorado Springs. Colo Temperance b
at BloOmville, o., assaulted {
Miller and his bartender t
nd ordered them to leave town two 5
lights before they destroyed his saloon. {
A member of the firm of Hudson, S
urr & Co. of Bloomington, Ill. pre- "
ented the release on bail of FOrger a
ursman at Pontiac by cbartering a o
,ecial train and taging a sheriff along &
ith new warrants. :. Pitcher Tim fs
eefe signed with the New York club r
81, 600 year . During March 1924 o.
1migrants from Italy landed at New 81
orll, nearly double the number that O
nded in February. Mrs. Jane W
hambers GraytOn, noted anti tt
avery worker, died at Indianapolis. "
d.. aged 50 years 1t was announced G
at Edwin Booth will be seen on the q
age no more after the end of the cur II
mt week. The passenger steamer D
ty of Detroit sank in Lake Erie near SC
mekiln Crossing Mrs. Phoebe lii
lmpbell died at Dexter, Me-, aged 1O2 T
ars. ~. Secretary Blaine has recover ef
from his recent illness. A tele- G.
am to Secretary Blame from Fort h:
ott, Kas., reads: "a hundred thOus- di
d Kansas cowboys would like to spend
e summer in Rome. Can you furnish
Five cases of trich-
iasia, the result of eating raw ham, w
g reported near PlatteVille, Wis m
lree of the patients will die. Judge SC
.ul A. We'll killed himself at West th
nd, Wis. He was suffering with Ia a
ippe. The farmers alliance of the mi
nth has accepted the proposition of fin
e jute bagging trust relating to prices TO
. the season . The bill authorizing La
e sale of $50, COO acres of swamp land, of
d by the railroad companies, and now 10;
timed by the state, was passed by the ed
kansas house. ry
Colored boys at JeffersonIlle, Ind, Ca
ne over Il years OF age, took posses tn
N of Pennsylvania Central engine of
d ran it OFF the tracks across Court wi
enue, startling the neighborhood. en-
Ie OF the Lads was captured =. Major ST
,Kinley was banquetted by the Tippe- a :
noe republican club OF Cleveland, o. hi