The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-22
GENERAL.

GENERAL.
GUARDS in the Belem, Mexico, prison
have discovered an underground pass
age leading from the murderers' depart
ment by which over 100 prisoners
sentenced to death were enabled to es-
cape.
THE king and queen of Italy have ar
ranged to visit the court at Berlin in
June. to remain week.
a NUMBER of plate layers engaged
in examining the railway near BARGE
Iona, Spain. found lying close beside the
rails parcel containing twenty-nine
dynamite cartridges TO which fuses
were attached.
A DISPATCH from Toxic, Japan, says
that the confiagration that broke out
there on the 10th did enormous damage,
Six thousand houses were DESTROYED.
The loss of life was heavy.
DEFINING. the Australian murderer,
was in Halifax few years ago on al
legged gold mining business. He showed
letter he had received from Kate
Edowes. one of the women who was
subsequently murdered in Whitechapel.
The latter revealed no motive for the
murder OF the girl. Deeming went
under two or more aliases in Canada,
one of which was Ruel.
The United States steamship IrOquois
on her voyage from Samoa to Honolulu
came near repeating her experience of
a year ago. when she broke down on
her way from San Francisco to Apia,
and after drifting eighty-seven days
turned up at Port Townsend. Wash.
She was out of coal, her sails were near
ly all gone and her boilers almost use
less.
LONDON Truth says that there is a
prospect of marriage between Princess
Victoria of Wales and Grand Duke Will
liam. son of Adolf, duke of Nassau and
reigning grand duke of Luxemborg.
Grand Duke William will inherit enor-
nous estates in Germany and Austria.
He now possesses large fortune.
THE city of Rio Janeiro was in a state
of siege on the 18th. A number of
prominent military and naval officers
were placed under arrest for having par
ticipated in great public manifestation
in favor of ex-President Fonseca. The
prisoners will be tried by council of
war. The revolution was started in the
state of Malta Crosse. The legislature
has proclaimed its independence of the
republic.
FIRE at Nogoya, Japan, March %, de-
stroyed the temple and tower and 800
houses, entailing loss of S35O,OO
a RELIGIOUS procession at Cadiz,
Spain. on the 18th was interfered with
by anarchists, who threw two petards,
which injured number, but nobody
was killed.
OWING to differences that arose at the
last three cabinet councils over the
measures to be submitted to parlia-
ment the whole Italian municipal min
istry rendered their designations TO
King Humbert on the 14th and they
were accepted.
ITALY received S25. 900 from the United
States fo. the families of the victims of
the New Orleans tragedy.
THE Distillers' & Cattle Feeders Co.,
the whisky trust, reelected the old of
ficers as follows: J. II. Greenhut, presi-
dent: L. L. Green. of Cincinnati, vice
president; J. c. Hennessy, of Chicago,
secretary: w. n. Hobart, of Cincinnati,
treasurer.
THE depression in the tin plate trade
in London has caused the discharge Of
600 workmen.
RIVER navigation has commenced at
Montreal five days earlier than usual.
A. G. Brown, a young Toronto
broker, is a forger to the amount of
$4,000.
A DISPATCH received from Rio ,Ianeiro
states that twenty-eight radicals. who
are supposed to have taken part in the
recent disturbances that resulted in the
government declaring a three days
state of siege. have been eXiled to the
province of Amazonas. Eighteen other
radicals have been imprisoned at Rio
Janeiro.
The London Times Madrid CORE
spondent says the difficulty regarding
American missionaries in the Caroline
islands has been satisfactorily arranged.
Spain consents to the return of the mis-
sionaries to the islands and agrees that
they shall not be hampered in their
missionary work provided they do not
interfere with local government mat
tiers. or questions between the island
authorities and the natives.