The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-20
GENERAL.

| given TO the trustee OF the institution
for twenty-five years.
GENERAL.
AN autograph letter from Archbishop
Ireland, which it is believed settles be-
yond cavil the attitude of the Vatican
toward the so-called Faribault plan,
has been received by Rev. J. c. Byrne.
In it the archbishop says: ''The so
called Faribault plan is now formally
allowed in spite of Germans and Jesuits.
1t is canonically fully allowed. A let
ter addressed to me in the name of the
propaganda brings forth the full prac-
teal meaning of the words. The plan
is of course departure from the ideal,
and in case of a departure the canonical
language is tolerari potes. But they
imply for practice full approval"
In riot at Lodz, Russia, ten men
were killed and more than one hundred
wounded.
THE London grand jury returned a
''true bill," against Hon. Patrick Gre
vile Nugent, who is charged with hav-
ing assaulted Miss Marion Lymetta
Price in the compartment of a carriage
on the London, Brighton & South Coast
railway on the night of April is.
THE annual report of the Southern
Pacific Co. for 1891 shows gross earn
ings $50, $50, 900, an increase of s., or, 900
over the previous year. The operating
expenses were s31, ,264 900; the net earn
ings $40, $50, 900, an increase of s., 600, ,14S
over 1890. The total passenger earn
ings were SIS, 3,O51, 900, an increase of
100000. The freight earnings were
S33, ,657, 900, an increase of 81, ,535, 900 over
the preceding year.
AN extraordinary tidal wave occurred
at Montevideo, Uruguay, recently. Sew
eral vessels were left dry when the
wave receded. A number of medals and
coins of the Spanish epoch were found
on the shore.
CABUL, capital of Afghanistan, is af-
fiicted with a cholera epidemic. The
ameer has withdrawn from the palace,
and is residing in a camp that has been
established little distance outside the
walls.
THE board of review of the National
Trotting association have rendered sew
eral important decisions recently. In
the case of the horse Alcyon, which was
ruled off in the famous race with the
stallion Nelson, the matter was turned
over to the president, eX-Gov. Bulkley,
of Connecticut, and pending his decision
the driver was temporarily reinstated.
A check for $4,000, which one of the par
ties is alleged to have secured from a
pool seller just before the race, caused
all the trouble.
RI. REV. GEORGE J. GosCHEN, ,chancel-
lor of the exchequer of Great Britain,
has announced to a number of bimetal-
lie deputations that have waited upon
him, that England would accept the in
vitation of the United States to take
part in an international conference to
discuss the silver question.
In Brazil perfect tranquility is re-
ported.
Two more attempts to blow up gov
ernment buildings in Caracas, Venezue-
la, with dynamite bombs have taken
place. The federal palace was one of the
edifices they sought to wreck. No DAM
age was done.
THE dry goods importers of Havana,
Cuba, have passed a resolution that all
their sales will be made on a gold basis
only and that they will refuse to accept
silver, which, owing to the heavy inn
portation from Spain. is already quoted
at from AZ to per cent. discount
against gold in any quantity above -.
EDWARD PARKER DEACON, who is
staying at hotel near Cimiez, France,
appears to be unaffected by the fact
that his trial for shooting Abeill is near
at hand. NJ. NORM, procurator of the
republic, will lead the prosecution. The
acte d'accusation is a long document,
covering the history of the married life
OF the Deacons. Mrs. Deacon has signed
dispositions and quilted France and will
not appear as a witness.