The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30

THE British government will appoint
cholera survey similar to the one of
1884 and 1856, with view toward pre-
pairing for an epidemic next spring and
summer.
Mrs MAYBRICK is reported to be well
out of danger, and the government has
consequently withdrawn the permit for
her mother, the Baroness de Roques, to
visit her.
MOORISH pirates, who recently capt
ured the Spanish schooner Icod and car
ried her crew into the mountains near
Cape JUDY. refuse to surrender the
prisoners until ransom money to the
extent of SIS, 900 shall have been paid.
A PROTESTANT church has been con-
secrated at Madrid.
THE London News learns that an
agreement has been signed to release
the Parnell fund Messrs Dillon,
Davitt and Harrington will award
jointly the old claims not in excess of
e14, 600 and Messrs. Dillon and Davitt
will award the remainder
IT is the belief in Germany thar
France may yet resort to war to settle
the present beclouded situation. For
that reason extra eXertions are being
made to ALLEVIATE the ear from France.
LA PREsSE states that the Marquis de
Mores is confined to a bed at Brussels
with severe wound in the right shoul-
der, received in a duel with a leading
Partisan. The duel grew out of vio-
lent discussion on anti-Semitism.
A MEETING of advocates of free trade
was held at Melbourne, Australia, at
which a resolution offered by Henry
Parl1es congratulating the United
States upon its recent election was
adopted.
II is believed by Union Pacific di-
rector that the debt held by the gov
ernment against that road will be eX-
tended.
FRANCE has established customs
service for the coast of Dahomey ard
raised its blockade.
CHARLES DE LEssEPS and his fellow
prisoners complain of being treated like
ordinary felons.
ALEXANDER RUSSELL WEBB, formerly
of Missouri, has turned Mohammedan
and is soliciting funds in India for the
conversion of the United States to the
same cult
THE Paris Evenment denies the story
of the Marquis de Mores' duel and
wound
THE Rock Island management claims
complete victory over the telegraph
ers.
A HIGH church authority says the
pope is highly pleased with what Mgr.
Satolli has accomplished in America,
OPINIONS of eminent Catholics differ
as to the nature of Archbishop Satolli's
mission to this country.
Mrs. LANGTRY. the Jersey Lily"
was reported seriously sick of periton-
tits in London.
A DISASTROUS conhagration occurred
az Berson, village of the Gironde,
France, and fourteen of the villagers
were either burned to death or killed
while attempting to escape.
THE missing word craze in England
has been squeched Pearson's Weekly
was convicted of violating the gambling
act, and the money-about 100000
was escheated to the crown.
ADvICEs from Rajpote, province of
Guzerat, India, report an encounter be-
tween body of Dacoits and force of
native policemen under command of
British military officers. Lieut.. Cor
don, of the Bombay lancers, and four
policemen were killed
Mr. DEACON has won the suit against
the hotel-keeper who sued for damages
resulting from the killing of Abeille.
FEBRUARY % will witness the formal
opening of the new European steam
ship line under the American flag.
THE Clemenceau-Deroule duel set
all Paris laughing. Neither was hurt
in the shots fired, when the seconds
said ''honor was satisfied"
THE marquis de Bendana, a grandee
of Spain. who was formerly minister of
Turkey, has been appointed Spanish
minister to the United 5 20 succeed
Senor Suarez Guanes.
THE defalcation in the Pueblo Mex
ico) state treasury turns out to be larger
than was at first reported. The money
stolen exceeds S25O,O0
THE total railway mileage of the
United States is now IA, 663 miles, 4, O63
miles having been laid during 1892.
| Mr.. GLADSTONE has left England to
| spend a few weeks in the south of