The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-01

NUMEROUS arrests of alleged nihilists
have been made in St Petersburg and
Warsaw. Plans of the cars palace
were found on many of them.
ADvICEs have been received in Lis.
bon from South Africa to the effect
that while the Cortinhos expedition
was en- route from Quillimaue to Nab
handy an explosion of gunpowder oc-
cured by which sixty persons were
killed and 10 wounded.
By an explosion of dynamite on a
French lugger off Antwerp two YES
sells were blown to atoms and two men
killed
THE entire CHILEAN cabinet resigned
when President Montt was formally in
stalled. Senior Barros Luca will be the
premier in the new cabinet.
DURING a dense fog in Leeds, En-
gland, two men walked into the river
and were drowned.
THE various commercial treaties
passed their third reading in the lower
house of the Hungarian diet.
VLADIsIAw SMoLENsKY, the Polish
historian, has been arrested in War
saw charged with plotting against the
ear.
SIX harbor patrol steamers to be
equipped with rapid firing Hotchlliss
guns and each to have a crew of sixty
are to be built as soon as possible for
use on the great lakes.
THE emperor of Germany has con-
ferred the star of the order of Hohen-
zollern upon Prof. Ernst Curtius, the
distinguished Hellenist, in honor of his
jubilee as professor.
A DISPATCH says that the steamship
Island, of the Danish or ThingvaIla
line, Cap. Laub, from Stettin, Deem
Der 4, bound for New York, was ashore
at Nidingen.
THE St Petersburg correspondent of
the London Times says: THE Russian
reserves have received sealed instruc-
tions which are not to be opened until
certain signal is given from head
quarters. The greatest activity pre-
walls in all the Russian armament
works and dock yards"
SOME relief has come to the sufferers
of Russia by the arrival of grain.
GROSS frauds involving millions ARE
said to have been unearthed already in
the province of Quebec by the minis
try which succeeded that of Mercier.
GEN. BOoTH, the head of the Saliva
ton army, arrived at Madras from Aus
tralia and was given grand welcome
by both Hindoos and Christians and es-
corted to his hotel by an imposing pro-
ceSsion.
Ii HUNG CHANG, the Chinese viceroy,
is recovering from his attack of la
grippe and has renewed operations
against the rebels.
The earnings of the Chicago, Mil
waulee & st. Paul Railway Co for the
third week of December were SGI7, IA,
an increase as compared with the cor
responding week last year of S115,6
LETTERS from Samoa report critical
situation. The chiefs are talking of
rebellion.
THE London Times correspondent at
Singapore telegraphs news of a Malay
rising in Pahang, q state of the Malay
peninsula. He states that an English
magistrate has been fred Mt and also
that a body of armed police has been
dispatched from Selarger II quell the
revolt.
MICHAEL DAvITT was defeated at
Waterford, Ireland, for parliament by
John Redmond, Parnellite, By $40.
Dun & Co.'S trade review reports the
business situation as good as ever and
the great industries more than usually
active.
A HOT conflict between Catholics and
police and soldiers occurred in Piebla,
Mexico, as a result of the closing of
four monasteries. One man was killed
and others wounded.
IT is reported in Valparaiso that the
two men who confessed to participa-
ton in the Baltimore outrage will be
punished and that Chilli will settle with
the United States.
HERR JANSEN, the eminent historian
and member of the center party in the
German reichstag, is dead.
THE attack of influenza from which
the king of Sweden is suffering is a
severe type.
THE czarina OF Russia is expected to
visit France next month and the people
are already preparing fetes for her.
THE Canadian government has decid-
ed to continue the payment of bonus
to each new settler in Manitoba