The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-09

\ airy 1eduer, uleu dI Ine nome OF MS SOY
Neven j. Custer, In Parsonville, Micf
The deceased was about IS years of age
SoLICTToR-GENERAL ALDRICH will re
sign his position to resume the practic
of law in Chicago.
a LARGE slate-colored meteorite fel
a mile northeast of Newcastle, Col, an
was found buried in the ground.
OLIVER YANTIs, one of the Spearvill
bank robbers, was fatally shot in Okla
homa while resisting arrest.
The Stone City bank, of Joliet, Ill.
a powerful private institution, sus
pended, causing much embarrassment
| to business firms
A COMPANY has been organized to i'm
pound the storm waters north of th
great Arizona canal Six miles of higl
embankment will be built at cost o
$3.50, ,O00 The water stored is 10 b.
used for irrigation.
AN insane colored girl of Cleveland
O., has been writing love letters tC
President-elect Cleveland.
THE absurd Crocker fence at Sar
Francisco has again been blown down.
The millionaire built the fence around +;
poor Germans house for spite because
his poor neighbor refused to sell hin
his home.
THE Cincinnati presbytery has voted
to sustain the charges of heresy against
Prof. Smith.
TYPHOID fever at St Louis continues
to increase in fatality. The sanitary
authorities are unable to locate the dis
ease breeding cause.
OFFICIAL returns in Minnesota show
Harrison, 122, 1856; Cleveland, 1OO.579
Weaver, so, 39S; fusionists, 1O7, or; Bid
well, 14.O79. For .governor-Nelson.
(rep), received 100, 800; Lawler (dem.) },
1000; Donnelly (pop), 3s,72S.
OFFICIAL returns of all but one coun.
ty of the state of Washington give Har,
rison SO, 461; Cleveland, 90, 922; Weaver,
10, 264; Bidwell, 2,4S7. For governor
McGraw (rep), SO, 1O3; Snively (dem. },
2s,779; Young (peo.), 2,269; Green
(pro.), 3,S23.
ELLSWORTH WYATT, one of the no.
torious Dalton gang of robbers, was
captured at the home of his uncle at
3
was not in the Coffeyville raid, but was
wanted for MANY crimes.
The official count of the vote of Wis
consin is as follows: Peck (dem.), for
governor, 179, 19S; Spooner (rep.), 17O,-
354; Peck's plurality, s,s44.
THE official vote of Illinois shows:
For president Cleveland received 426, 2s1
votes; Harrison, 399, 2sS; Bidwell. %, $40;
Weaver, 22,2O7. Cleveland's plurality
Is 26, 993.
The Kansas state board of canvassers
ended its count on the 1st The tie in
Coffey county went in favor of the re-
publican by drawing, the attorney-gen-
eral protesting.
ANTHRACITE coal has been discovered
in Hamilton county, Ind, but a few
feet below the surface. 1t is thought
to be in paying quantities and an organ
ization will be effected to develop it
JUDGE BUM, at Chicago, has decided
that the employment of alien sailors on
American vessels on the great lakes is
not prohibited
NINE miners were entombed in the
Bob-Tail at Black Hawk, Col. They
succeeded in extricating themselves.
THE panther which created such
havoc in Oklahoma was hunted down
and killed by colored preacher.
Four of the desperadoes who held up
the Great Northern train near Malta,
Mont, were captured after a most des-
perate struggle. They are Alex Black,
Henry Bass, w. c. Hunt and L. Baugh.
Gov.-ELECT OSBORNE, of Wyoming, get
ting tired of waiting on slow canvass
ing board, forcibly entered the execu-
tive mansion.
Col. n. P. MINOR, a well known demo-
cratic politician of northeast Missouri,
is dead.
An engine and fourteen cars were
wrecked and brakeman killed on the
c., B. & Q. near Winchester. Ill.
THERE was walk out at the Cerrillos
coal pit, Santa Fe, n. NJ, by dissatis-
ied miners
THE legislature of Oklahoma is a tie.
An open switch caused au accident at
Webster, Ind The engine knocked
over the depot as the wreck occurred.
A COMPANY has been formed to irri-
gate 10000 acres of land in Wyoming,
to be colonized with Scandinavians.
IT is said at Omaha, Neb., that the
Platte river canal is assured.