The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-29
GENERAL,

of the liberal party of Mexico on the
18th President Diaz was unanimously
elected candidate for reelection, rep
resentatives of twenty-five states, two
territories and the federal district voting
on the nomination. When the result
was announced to President Diaz he
made brief speech, replete with patri-
otto sentiment and promises for the fu-
ture.
THREE persons were killed and $4,000
worth of property were destroyed in
fire at San Salvador recently.
Mrs. SARAH ]. RICHARDS, surgeon
generals nurse, in charge of field hos
pitfalls of the Second army corps during
the war of the rebellion, died on the
18th, aged - years.
The authorities at Cadiz, Spain, have
made further discovery of secreted
dynamite there and much alarm pre-
walls among the inhabitants. 1t Is
feared that the demonstrations at Cadiz
will be marked by dynamite outrages,
although the precautions taken by the
authorities will be more stringent than
ever before.
phlet in which he gives his reasons for
opposing the acknowledgements of women.
A SPECIAL committee has been APP
pointed in Paris to deal with the May
day disorders.
TWENTY suspected anarchists have
been arrested in Turin.
SMALLPOX has prevailed to an alarm
iuu extent in San Salvador
BARON SCHAFFER. once Austrian min
lister to the United States, died recently.
A TERRIFIC storm causing the death
of six persons and the destruction of
much property prevailed on the Goth in
Trent. Austria, city in the TyrOl on
the Adige river The roofs of houses
were lifted. trees uprooted and signs,
shutters and other articles were torn
from their fastenings and sent flying
through the air. As far as known six
persons were killed by falling debris,
while large number of others received
fatal injuries.
SEVERAL. dynamite outrages, attribut-
ed to anarchists, were reported at
Madrid. Spain. on the Goth. One of the
points selected for an attack was the
town of Herrera de Rio Pisuerga. in Old
CASTLE. A quantity of dynamite was
exploded at bridge, completely de-
stroying it. Other explosions occurred
in Orense. in Galicia. and one in the
town of Ergobia. No fatalities occurred
JOHN HARTNUP. the astronomer at the
| Mersev harbor observatory, was killed
by falling from the observatory.
News from Matte Crosse. Brazil. is to
| the effect that revolutionists intend to
offer determined resistance to the gov
eminent troops. All the steamers on
! the Panama river have been seized by
| the insurgents.
OWING to the difficulties that have
been encountered in reconstructing the
Italian cabinet, all the members of the
ministry which resigned. with the eX-
ception of Signor Colombo, minister of
finance. met and decided to withdraw
! their designations and remain in office.
1t was also decided to largely reduce
the military expenditures and the eX-
penditures of the colonies.
\ FIRE in three-story tenement at
St Petersburg caused the death of
twenty-four persons.
FUSHNAGEI, of Bochum, has COM
menced suit against Prince Bismarck,
asking damages for alleged libel. The
action arises from expressions used 10y
Prince Bismarck regarding the charges
Herr Fushnagal made in 1890 against
Banaar, director of the great iron and
steel association of Bochum. 1t was
proved that the charges We're unfounded
and on June 10, 1891, Fushnagel was
| imprisoned and sentenced to five months
Imprisonment. The expressions then
and afterward used by Prince Bismarcb
concerning Fushnagel afford the basis
for the present action.
KING HUMBERT has accepted the rcsiT'
nation of Signor Colombo. minister OF
finance. and has temporarily filled the
place of finance minister by the ap'
pointment of SignOr Luzatti, the min
lister of the treasury.
ACCORDING to private advices from
Costa Belle Queen Victoria is now in eX
cellent health and mas quite recovered
from the depression due to the death %
the duke of Clarence, which caused in
innate friends OF her majesty the great
est anxiety.