The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-02-19

THE civil marriage of the Duke de la
Bochefoueauld and Miss Matte Mitch
ell, daughter of United States Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, took place in Paris
on the 10.
THE British steamer Earl of Dunn
freys ran into and sunk the schooner
Railroad near Cardiff the other day.
The schooner's crew consisted of five
men. Three of them were drowned
and the other two were rescued by the
steamer.
INTELLIGENCE has reached Paris of
the capture by brigands of NJ Vidal,
the French explorer who was travelling
with a caravan of Yrghiz merchants to
Yarkand, in Chinese Turkestan.
EIGHT thousand coal porters in Lon
don have gone on strike IN conse-
quence of dispute with firm regard
ing the wages to be paid the men in
their employ.
RUMORs were current in London and
Liverpool of impending difficulties in
the corn and cotton trade owing to Sc
rious declines in prices.
IMMENSE svalanches of snow have re-
Gently fallen on the railways between
Obertraun and Aussee and between
Windhofel and Rosenau in Austria. It
will take several weeks to repair the
damage.
THE Cluny museum of Paris has been
robbed of some ancient gold coins
The thief escaped by a rope from
window but was later captured
IT ha - e..
the eminent Baptist divine of London,
thousands were in procession and
mourning tokens were general
RUMoRs are current in Vienna that
revolution has broken out in Servia-
BLACK smallpox and typhus fever are
epidemic on the Russian frontier
The religious marriage of Miss Mat
tie Mitchell, daughter of Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, and the Duke de
la Rochefoucauld, of France, occurred
in Paris recently.
FRESH disturbances in Brazil are re-
garded as not improbable. The people
in several provinces are very uneasy.
GEN. TCHEN KIToNG, of China, has
been executed because of his CONVEX
sion to Christianity and his work for
the Catholics.
THE empress of Germany was re-
ported on the 18th as suffering from in
fiuenza. The official statement is to
the effect that the attack is only slight,
nevertheless the empress is compelled
to keep her chamber.
IN a conflict between Russian gen.
darmes and emigrants three of the lat
ter were killed
THOUSANDS of workmen in Vienna
have been reported in danger of ,starva-
ton because of lack of work. A large
section of India is also suffering. Re-
ports from Russia are as dark as ever.
THE Paris police have disproved the
rumor that Gen. Won Hafsord, OF Rus
STA, who committed suicide, was the
victim of nihilist
Mrs. CAPT. OSBORNE has had her ex-
animation for perjury in London and
has been held for trial. The spectacle
she presented was pitiful
THE Spanish anarchists are appar-
emily not overawed by the quadruple
execution. Lawlessness continues.
Mr.. BALFoUR's home rule scheme for
Ireland is declared too complicated to
be a success.
The British house of commons reject
ed the amendment in favor of releasing
Dynamiters Egan and Daily.
Dun & Co. report staples falling in
price, but the trade of the principal
cities excellent
THE Russian government has granted
the further sum of 90. 600, 900 roubles, to
be expended for the relief of thesuffer-
ers in the famine districts.
CLUBS having for their object the adj
vocacy of the reelection of President
Diaz are being organized throughout
the Mexican republic.
WILLIAM PINKERToN claims the credit
of fooling Train Robber Hedspeth by
a bogus telegram.
THE fiercest snowstorm experienced
for years set in in Halifax the other
night. The snowfall was the heaviest
of the season, and the furious gale
caused a veritable blizzard.
A DYNAMITE bomb was exploded at
the Spanish consulate in Lisbon the
other day. The noise of the explosion
was terrific, but no damage beyond the
smashing of the windows in the con-
sulate and in few houses near by was
done. Nobody was injured.