The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-11
ArroRNEr.GEnERAL MrI1.ER has is-

ATTORNEY MILLER has is
sued specific instructions to United
States supervisors Of election and mar
shals defining their duties and privi-
leges.
A BULLET was fired at the Hungarian
minister of the interior as he was riding
in railway train. The cause was un-
known.
A WHOLESALE Slaughter of Canadian
cattle was ordered at Dundee, Scotland,
on the report of pleuro-pneumonia
THE steel steamer w. L. Gilcher is
thought to be the missing vessel wreck
age of which has been found near
North Manitou island.
NINE persons were killed in collision
in Yorkshire, England, between the
Scotch express and freight train.
A PANIC occurred in an Austrian
church recently and twenty-five persons
were trampled to death.
Mrs. DEACoN's effort to obtain di-
vorce in France in advance of her hus-
band failed. The eldest child was or
dered by the court into the custody of
Mr. Deacon.
THE international judicial congress,
now in session in Madrid. is discussing
the question of an international agree
ment for the arbitratiO of disputes.
TIE National Baseball league will
not be divided into eastern and western
associations.
A MONTREAL chemist uamed Black
man claims to have invented smoke
less gunpowder similar to that used in
the German army.
AT Madrid mob, disappointed in not
hearing a prohibited concert, engaged
in wild riot
THE annual report of the Mobile &
Ohio Co. makes an encouraging show
ing.
The movement into sight of cotton
for October was the smallet of any Oc-
tober since 1856.
LOSSES on the lakes from the recent
severe gales will foot up not less than
$500, 600.
THE British warship Howe has been
stranded on the coast of France. She
was seriously damaged.
TEN of the riotouS strikers of Car
maux, France, have been pardoned by
decree of the council of state
SENIOR CoULTENA has been elected
president of the Mexican senate and
Senor Majia president of the chamber
of deputies.
THE British warship Champion re-
ports the Pitcairn islanders i'll good
health. At Tahiti there is complete
commercial stagnation, owing to the
of the pearl industries and
the withdrawal of the French military
forces
THE porte has raised the quarantine
against vessels arriving from New York
to five days.
THE Hamburg senate has decided to
petition Chancellor Won Caprivi to de-
clare that city free of cholera.
THE Argentine public is excited over
the possible result of the counting of
the moneys in the treasury 1t is gem
orally believed that there are large dc
ficiencies
ROBERT GRANT, professor of astron-
omy in the University of Glasgow, aged
73, is dead.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended November showed an average
increase of 2o.2 compared with the cor
week of last year. In New
York the increase was 21.S.
Mrs DEACON, of Abeille- Deacon shoot
fame in France, abducted
her child after it had been ordered into
the custody of the father
EX-PREMIER MERCIER, of Quebec.
with defalcations, was acquitted
by the jury. His acquittal caused Il
scene of excitement, a numb of SYM
pathizers being extremely exuberant
THREE year men of the Grand Army
propose to organize.
EMPLOYEES of the Bass brcweries of
to the number of 5000, have
struck
CoLIIERs of Northumberland, En-
gland, have accepted five per cent. re-
duction.
LORD DUNRAvEN will not race for the
America cup next year.
The English warship Howe. aground
off France. was successfully fioated.
THE Union Pacific passenger depart
ment is maintaining rates, although
out of the Transmissouri association.
A WESTINGHOUSE invention will vastly
cheaper incandescent lamps, it is said.
Instead of platinum an iron wire will
be used.