The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01
GENERAL


BRITISH troops have been repulsed
in. Senegambia-
THE failure of an important grain
firm at Antwerp has been announced.
The British admiralty has given an
order for two gunboats to be built for
special service on lake Nyanza to as
sist in suppressing the slave traffic
JOSEPH JOYCE. supporter of the
Parnellite section of the Irish paria-
mentary party, was at Cork on the Esd,
sentenced to be hanged for the murder
of Patrick QLeary, an anti-Parnellite
The only motive for the crime was the
i'll feeling Joyce entertained for
O'Leary because of his different poll
teal views.
The National Zeitung, of Berlin,
says that the German minister of JUS
tice has instructed the public prose-
cutors not to take proceedings against
newspapers without first procuring his
sanction.
IT is expected that Japanese colony
will be established in Sonora, Mexico.
Mr. GORDON, of British Columbia,
has given notice of his intention of in
Producing bill amending the Chinese
immigration act by increasing the poll
tax on Chinese immigrants from $50 to
500 per head.
THE Standard oil trust, It is stated,
had in its cash box at the date of its
dissolution S26, goo, 600 in cash and gov
eminent bonds, which represent the
cumulative profits since the stock divi
dend of two years ago, which then
amounted to $50 600, 900.
NJ RIBoT, minister of foreign affairs,
and NJ. Ricard, minister of justice,
have submitted to the French cabinet
the text of an extradition treaty with
the United States.
SEVENTEEN passengers were serious
ly injured in collision on the Ohio IL
Mississippi railroad on the ed.
HERR BAUER, editor of the Leipsic
Tagesanser. has been expelled from
that country by order of the Saxon
ministry for slandering Minister Schel-
linn. Bauer is Russian.
IT is announced that Premier Abbott
of Canada, will be knighted shortly by
Queen Victoria
THE bishop of Rimousl1i, Canada, has
cited three priests from the county of
Rimouski to appear before him to an
swer to charges of undue influence in
the recent provincial elections.
MINISTER REID made a farewell
speech at a banquet rendered him in
Paris on the cath.
PLEURo-PNEUMONIA is declared ex-
tinct in Great Britain and there have
been only few sporadic outbreaks of
the foot and mouth disease.
THERE has been a severe drought in
South Australia Sheep died by the
thousands
THE CHILEAN fscal's report on the
Carlssen case in Valparaiso, says the
evidence fails entirely to show that the
police had any hand in his death. How
ever, as Consul McCreary claims they
had, the fiscal directs the Judge of crimes
to order the police to continue the in
vestigation.
THE new law of Denmark imposing a
penalty of go ore per 100 Kilograms on
wheat meal and rye meal and of 125
ore on whole wheat and rye has gone
into effect.
n BAhI1 Oh WHllO
digging in the extension of the Santa
Cruz canal came upon one of the
strangest of the old Aztec cities. They
struck the first ruin in cutting through
the desert about twenty feet below the
surface, where it had doubtless been
covered up by sand storms
BARONESS ALBERT RoTHsCHILD, who
has been i'll for a long time, died in
Vienna recently.
THE committee of the German reichs-
rath to which was referred the bill
making an extra grant of $500, 900
marks for the german exhibit at the
Chicago exhibition has unanimously
approved the credit asked for
Two anarchists implicated n a poison
ing plot were arrested at Paris on the
25th
BRADsTREET's report attributed re-
cent dull business to the silver agita-
ton.
ENGLISH liberals have assailed Lord
Salisburys policy in the Behring sea
matter.
GERMAN bankers express adisapprov-
al of free coinage of silver.
An imperial decree has been issued
forbidding Russian Jews to cross Ger
man territory.
THE LATEST.