The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-25
GENERAL NEWS.
The Happenings of a Week
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Another circular has been issued TO
alliance farmers instructing them to
hold their wheat for higher prices.
They are informed that quotations are
likely TO advance to s1.5O or 600 q
busheL
Judge Beatty, in the United States
circuit court at San Francisco, Monday,
held that Chinese merchants could not
be permitted to land in the United
States without the certificates provided
for in the Chinese restriction act OF
1884.
The Hon. George B. Loring, former
ly minister to Portugal and commits
siouer Of agriculture, died at Salem.
Mass. aged IA years.
The five mercantile appraisers OF
Philadelphia, Messrs. Patton, House
man, Crawford, Bell and Hunter,
charged with dereliction in Office, were
hold for appearance at court in bonds OF
81, 500 each.
Saturday the visible supply of grain
as compiled by the New York produce
exchange was as follows: Wheat, q,
935, 84l bushels; increase, 2, 073, 406 BUSH
els; corn, 1885, 100 bushels; increase,
1918, 628 bushels.
Information received from ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland's cottage at Buzzard's
Bay says that Mrs. Cleveland's family
physician in New York has been in at
tendance upon her there in anticipation
OF an event which is expected to occur
about October l. The Madison avenue
residence is now being put in order for
the reception of the mistress OF Gray
Gables.
Mrs. Allen G. Thurman is better and
her physicians entertain hopes of her
recovery.
The Joint debate between Governor
Campbell and Major Mckinley will
take place at Ada. Ohio. October 9Th.
Alfred CrandalI was held up by four
bandits at Kansas City, and robbed of
his money, watch and diamond pin.
Manuel l. Morales of San Salvador, is
on his way to Washington to negotiate
a reciprocity treaty with the United
States.
George Jackson got lost in the Bad
Lands in northern Montana, and was
nine days without food or shelter, being
almost dead when discovered.
The police of Bamberg, S. c., are
very sure the suspect they have locked
up is Tascott, the murderer of the Chi
cago millionaire. The man who re-
vealed his supposed identity says he has
followed him for two years.
Mrs. Helen NJ Cougar opened the pro-
hibition campaign in Ohio at Findlay.
Robert Bell. sexton of the Calvary
church, New York, is under arrest for
running six young girls.
Miss Sallle Hargus, famous belle of
New York and Newport. was married
to Mr.. Duncan Elliott at Newport.
Robert Fl. NJ, Davidson has been APP
pointed by Governor Fleming to sue
coed Wilkinson Call as Senator from
Florida.
Jay Gould is said to have authorized
an expenditure of 81, 000,000 for a Mis-
souri, Pacific display at the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. John A. Logan is visiting Gen.
eral Alger in Detroit in order to hasten
the completion of General Logan's
in Washington.
President Ignatius Donnelly OF the
Minnesota Alliance wishes 1t under
stood that that organization has moth
Jag to do with the wheat circulars sent
out from st. Paul.
Ex-President Kennedy and ex-Cash-
Ter Kennedy OF the wrecked Spring
Garden National Bank of Philadelphia
were sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment each for helping to loot the bank.
A conference began in Chicago for
the purpose OF discouraging the intense
sectarisn spirit now dominant in the
Christian church.
Old soldiers OF Wichita, Kas., would
have given President Polk of the ma
tional alliance a coat of tar and feathers
but for police interference.
Ex-senator Tabor has gained possess
sion through the Mexican courts, of
the Santa Ediwiges gold mine, worth
several million dollars.
DR.. Feldman of New York, after hav-
ing been bled Of s6, 900 by blackmailer,
confessed to his wife and was forgiven,
then had the bloodsurkers arrested.
Willie Truscom of New York, an g.
vear-old boy, was beaten to death by a
neighbor, with whose child he had |
luarreled.
Mrs. James G. Fair left nearly all Of |
her %, 0O0, 900 to her two daughters, the
beQuests to her two sons being compar-
atively small.
Massachusetts, republicans nominated
Charles 81. Alien for governor.
Judge Green decided the Cherokee
Strip case against the Indians at Guth-
lie.