The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-25

GENERAL
| MARGARET MATHER emphatically de
mics the truth of the report of her mar.
rage with Gustave Pabst
CAPT. SAMUEL WOLFE and three oil
the crew of the schooner Arbutus,
which was wrecked near Camel Rock,
off the New Brunswick coast, have
been rescued in dying state, their feet
so swollen that their boots had to be
cut off
MANY of Garza's men have been exc
cuted in Mexico and others are in
prison.
DURING the past week twenty-five
deaths from cholera occurred at various
places in Holland.
FIVE cases of cholera were reported
on board the Allan steamship Circas-
sian, on arrival off Father Point. Or
ders were given to stop her at the
Crosse Isle quarantine.
THE British seamen's union has issued
a manifesto warning the public against
steamers manned by Lascars The
wrecks of the Bolxhara and the Rou-
mania are alleged to be due to the en-
ployment of cheap sailors
THE Photographers committee is now
dealing with the Texas Pacific, the Big
Four and the Baltimore & Ohio COM
p3nies
A FALLING off in east-bound ship
ments is reported
IT is reported that the British gov
eminent has decided to send Capt
Lugard as British commissioner to
Uganda.
THE London Graphic says that the
admiralty has decided not to build any
more guns weighing over fifty tons 1t
has also decided that every gun must
be mounted in such a manner that it
can be loaded, trained and run in and
out by hand power.
The cavalry that were sent from
Suakim, Soudan, to drive the rebel
chieftain, Osman Digna, back into the
desert have returned from Sinl1at after
burning the camp that Osman Digna
had deserted.
The king of Dahomey is suing for
peace.
CAPT. MoNTELL, the French explorer,
will arrive shortly at Tripoli, after ira
versing the desert of Sahara from Sene-
gal by way of Lake Tchad. Capt
Montell has been eighteen months
making the journey
The schooner Minnie Davis was sunk
in collision with the schooner Hunter
Savage, off Amherstburg, Ont The
crew escaped.
A BITTER war between the Adams and
American express companies is thought
to be probable, owing to the former SUI
perseding the latter on the Burlington
route.
THE coming tory congress at London
will consider a very liberal programme
of reforms.
PLATE glass companies are forming a
trust.
GEN. ROsECRANs is reported better.
THE omnibus and tramcar employees
of Berlin have decided to strike unless
their wages are raised.
JEAN PIERRE FRANCOIS, the anarchist
and chum of Ravachol. arrested in Lon
don, has been extradited by the Paris
police.
CLEARING house returns for the week
10 oHONCu an
increase of O.6 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York there was decrease of 50.
OYSTER boat slavery in the Chesapeake
bay is once more rampant. Ignorant
immigrants are inveigled on the boats
and subjected to the grossest brutality.
LONDON building trades have secured
a fOrtv-eirht hour yyeal,
SAoN, the Russian whose candidature
for the throne of Bulgaria was an
nounced last year, has escaped from
Siberia, whittier he was sentenced for
life.
BrELA's comet is rapidly nearing the
earth, and it is said will soon be mag
nificentlv apparent to the naked eye
THE trunk line presidents have signed
an agreement to organize Il pool.
THE i, * o. Railroad Co. will employ
1000 additional workmen in its shops at
once.
IT is rumored that the United States
Express Co., will operate over the Louis
vile & Nashville road after the first of
the year.
FIGHTING has occurred in the Samoan
islands.
A GERMAN Roman Catholic priest has
been arrested for speaking derogatively
of the kaiser.