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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
DEMOCRATIC ouTRAoEs.
Inscriptions and Dishonest Methods o
Calming Party Ends.


The reputable and self-respecting
citizens of this state look upon the re-
cent democratic election frauds with
amazement and CONSERVATION. but APP
parently fail to realize that the demo-
Gratis have only been operating in the
north the methods and instrumental
tiles of corruption and usurpation by
means of which they have so long con-
trolled the political destinies of the
south.
Everyone interested in this subject
should study that part of the platform
recently adopted by the Florida repub-
lican convention which relates to the
suffrage. Indeed, it should attract the
serious attention and consideration of
all who rightly value the high priv
ileges of American citizenship. No one
who has kept informed as to the situa-
ton in the southern states will be able
to claim that the dark indictment thus
drawn up against the democrats is over
drawn.
1t details the outrages inflicted upon
republican voters in dispassionate Ian
guage but in clear and convincing
manner. 1t shows that the democrats
have uniformly adopted such methods,
and resorted to such practices, rs in
volve the complete denial of the politi-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
DRIFT OF OPINION.

sSEven the few democrats in Yer
mont are engaging in hair-pulling. II
seems to be in the blood this year
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Is Democratic admiration of Gov
Mckinley has blossomed in a night,
under tie stimulating notion that he is
antl-Harrison. The interest that the
democratic press is taking just now in
'anyone to beat Harrison" is perhaps
no more than natural, but it is none
the less amusing.-Brooklyn Standard
Union.
! u The democrats are welcome to all
the comfort they can get out of the
fact that some of the recent republican
state conventions have not instructed
for Harrison. When a man is the prac-
tically unanimous choice of his party
the formality of giving instructions for
him is superhuous.-St. Louis Globe
| Democrat.
cBA corrupt and debauched demo-
cratic legislature in Indiana piled the
taxes upon the people of that state SO
high that the revolution has come, as it
came in New York this spring against
Tammany's corrupt legislature. Mu-
nicipal elections throughout Indiana
show republican gains everywhere.
The spring elections are significant of
what will happen next fall.-N. Y.
Mail and Express.
Whatever indications there may
be that President Harrison will not be
renominated, it is quite evident that
he does not feel very blue over the sit
uation. His nearest friends claim to
have the nomination secured and smile
at the various boons now being indus
triously worked up. If Benjamin feels
satisfied there is no occasion for the rest
of us worrying over his chances, and if
he is renominated what an elegant OPP
portunity various factions of the repub-
lican party will have to show their har-
monizing qualities.-Detroit News.
The national league of republican
clubs has grown to be an enormous Or
ganlzation. There are about 1900
clubs, with membership of 1,750, 900.
Each club is center of political in
fluence, and their worl. during this
campaign will be felt at the polls next
OF the league, fifty characterizes these
clubs as together constituting "a
powerful political force made up of
men of the highest character, bringing
the scholar, the young business man
and the brightest minded young men
into active politics. Toledo Blade.
eBThere is 4 good deal of fear
among democrats lest the south may
, ,ose some electoral votes through the
7cOple's party agitation and the defeat
If the Bland bill. II is very likely
hat the swapping of the silver scheme
nay prove the entering wedge into
'outhern democratic solidarity. In
Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro-
lima and Mississippi there is a new
secession movement threatened. 1t is
not secession from the union, however,
but secession from the democratic
phalanx. This movement will weaken
the southern democracy to the extent
of at least thirty or forty votes. Tho
sooner it comes the better for the south
and the country. Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
CHAPTER EL
\ UNPLEAsAYT p:sCoEERY.

The midsummer vacation ended at
last and the young ladies wese gathered
together once more unde= Miss Bladder
stones wing to pursue their studies and
dream dreams Of speedy emancipation
when the regime Of the school room
should be exchanged for the delights OF
the drawing room There are more
pupils cone back than the house can
conveniently hold yet Miss Bladder
stones heart is sad, for she is in sore
vexatinn Of spirit As L that comics
sion of her favOrite Kate Grahamc,
thGt she has allowed . wandering Yam
kee, probably some pennilesS advcn-
turer, toSteal her heart was not CROUCH
worry for one morning. Nile Cam
PignOn- the best, scdateSt, IaoSt-Teli-
able French governcss who ever en-
tered her establishment, must decline
TO resume her duties and had absolutely
lett the house with tie avowed iaten-
ttoa o4 abandoning the profession
She bad told Kate Grahar1e THAI she
wUs little goose 70 put any faith In
her American admirer and blained her
tnr making such o pruIniseo0rS H.
Qnatntance. AS for his ssOry about
going 30 India my dear, that is all
hsldsrNfash- He viii turn UP some day
and say be has been there. trusting to
FoW being overwhelmed with graft
tnds" She had said to the weeping
girl Just as If any sane person would
go on 20 the end of the cGrth on such q
wild-goose chase, when he could have
taken sizpcDny bus 20 Mr. Colbr-i's
Office and satisfied himself that Sir
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
a ROCKY ROAD.

The Calamity HOwlers Are Having Hard
Time Everywhere Keeping "In the Mid
die of the Road"
The calamity howlers are having a
hard time of it elsewhere as well as in
Kansas In Kansas they are struggling
against good crops, rapid reduction of
debt, and plenty of rain which insures
more crops, while in other parts of the
country cold facts worry them. Edward
Atkinson. the well known statistician.
says in the forum:
There has never been period in the
history of this or any other country
when the general rate of wages was as
high as it is now, or the prices of goods
relatively to the wages as low as
they are to-day, nor n period when
the workman, in the strict sense
of the word, has so fully secured
to his own use and enjoyment
such steadily and progressively in
creasing proportion of a constantly in
creasing product = We now have
specific and absolute data in respect to
manufactures, the mechanic arts and
mining going to prove that, through
the application of science and inven-
ton in these specific directions, those
who do the actual work in the sense in
which the workman uses that phrase
in lessening number of hours and
with less arduous effort-secure con-
stantly advancing wages, increased pur-
chasing power, better food and more of
it, more clothing, if not quite as good
on account of the obstruction to the i'm
port of wool, and also, outside of few
congested districts in cities, better
shelter at lessening cost to the occu-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27

he was man enough TO pay the cost Of
tic expedition he would transfer to him
his valuable allegiance.
And you will go with ne in search
OF this ill-used man?"
well. sir-ah, yes-rny instincts Of
humanity prompt ne to render you
every service in ny power to rescue
the unfortunate friend Of Miss era
hanc, provided, Of course, that DO not
Lose by my activity"
Thus the compact was ratified.
Arthur Dunbar found time that even
i@C to run down TO the farm and tell
Kate what he had resolved upon. and
that gentle maiden all a-tremblinQ at
the glorious news poured forth such q
melody of thanks that the Young
American, when he babe her adieu,
could rot refrain from kissing the
Quivering lips that cooed such sof:-
sweet words.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
ARGENTINE'S EXAMPLE.
An Instructive Lesson For Fiat Money En-
thusiasts to study.

An Instructive Lesson For Fiat Money En-
thusiasts to study.
An instructive document for the ben
eft of fat money enthusiasts is Consul
Bakers report on the financial troubles
in the Argentine Republic. The period
of flush money" and inflated credit in
that sorely distressed country lasted
seven years During that time money"
was lavishly issued until the circula-
ton amounted to $50 per capita This
superabundance of circulating medium
led naturally to wild speculation. Men
were ready to embark on the most fool
ish and fanciful enterprises and null
titude of schemes were set afioat with
irredeemable currency. As is inevitable
in all such cases the fever began at
length to subside. People began again
to see things as they are and the result
was total collapse of credit and fear
full blow to business. Mr.. Baker states
that stocks and bonds which were in
demand two years ago cannot be sold
to-day at any price. In sympathy
with the collapse of speculative enter
prise the value of land has enormously
deprecated but commodities, the neces-
saries and comforts of life, are high.
The sheriffs are busy selling out pro-
prietors of land and homes The climax
appears to have been reached last fall
when gold was at a premium of $50.
Since then there has been slight re-
covery. 1t will be years, however, be-
fore the people of Argentine fully re
cover from their fOllv Their distress
should be warning to the alliance
farmers of Kansas who have been in
duced by leaders who never won leader
ship in any legitimate business to be-
heve that an irredeemable or an inflated
currency would be benefit to this ma
tio,, -Ca,,;to1
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27

for the reason he assigns, which is that
with Mr.. Cleveland's proclaimed and
extreme views upon silver coinage we
could not hope to gain votes in single
one of the republican states of the north
west, and would surely risk the loss Of
such states as West Virginia, Virginia
and North Carolina"
Mr.. Cleveland has unequivocally de-
clared himself in favor of sound cur
rency, and in so doing made himself an
impossibility as democratic presiden-
tial candidate. That party is commit
ted to imitation, to the lowering of the
standard of commercial values, and to a
general policy of financial disintegra-
ton. A man who represents honest
ideas has no chance of leadership in the
democratic party.-Chicago Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
a FIGHTER.
What a Peoples Party Paper Think O
Hon. George T. Anthony.

What q Peoples Party Paper Think of
Hon. George T. Anthony.
The following from the Emporia Ga
zette is peoples party papers esti-
mate of George T. Anthony and the
kind of campaign he is likely to make:
THE nomination of George T. An
thony for congressman at large vii,
give the Kansas state election very
aggressive and bitter animus. His pro-
nounccd anti-silver views and capital
istic leanings commit the republican
party 70 the eastern side of currency
and tariff questions, and will spur all
third party influences 10 the utmost
efforts to defeat him He viii need
competitor who can meet and hold him
level in joint debate, and it is hardly
necessary to say that however wrong
headed and bull-headed Mr. Anthony
is, his ability and force are exceptional.
and the third party should put up
thoroughly practical and able eandi-
date against him"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
hus established for federal interfer-

thus established for federal interfer-
ference.
Political corruption and usurpation
have, however, nothing to fear from
democratic congress so long as they
are practiced in behalf of democratic
success. The present democratic house
of representatives has placed its seal
of sanction upon election frauds and
general political debauchery, however
audacious and enormous, by supporting
and whitewashing Rockwell, Hills
protege and henchman, and that, too,
in defiance of the decisions of the two
highest courts in this state
The only way to strike terror to the
hearts of these political robbers and
corruptionists is to place and keep the
mighty scepter of the federal authority
in the strong, pure and patriotic hands
of the republican party.-N. Y. Mail
and Express.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27

other and have mutual confidence, for
| am certain that the secret is known
only to you and ne and Frank Archer.
Rest assured Of that. my lady. True.
forgot for 8 moment Aaron Gore, the
man servant. but yOu know Is wen as
do that his tongue is tied Il would
take an especial disPensatloa OF Provi-
dence TO disconcert M plans. which
hatter myself ere arranged with no
mean skill; 50 do Lot treable at shad-
0yrs, ny lady"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
Under Repnblican RuIe.

No nation in the world. in any age.
has reduced a national debt so speedily
as the United States In 1870 the ma
tional debt was s2,Ss6. 900, 600 In 1890
it was s99S, 900, 900, a reduction of ST.
S9S, 900, 900 in twenty years Before the
century closes the debt will be entirely
6iS.h arcrad
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27

CHAPTER M-CoT7ISUED.
Little did Leon D'Estreville think as
he plodded his way back to the farm
house that the victims of his small NAL
ice and his worthy uncle were en-
tering into an alliance offensive
and defensive. For the crafty seq
captain. quite undisturbed by Arthur's
declaration of having overheard his der
icate little communications to his wor-
thy nephew, when he found that the
young American had money and was
sufficiently interested in Miss Grahame
to invest it in tho discovery of Sir Har-
~ Grahame's fate, disclosed all he
knew of the sad story, and wound up
his confession by a declaration that if
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
Kansas Leads.

According TO the Boston Herald, the
Kansas republicans are to be credited
with having chosen colored delegate
at large To the national convention Of
that party. He is the first one chosen
from any of the northern states up to
date
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
GaIIantrY Called For.

The question now is. will any two of
the Wyoming delegates of the Mime
apolis convention have gallantry
enough to step aside and give the lady
alternates a chance? After all that
may be the best thing TO do. Since
Harrison will probably be renominated
by reclamation. it seems that the
Wyoming delegation cannot be very
useful and. therefore, should make it.
self conspicuous by becoming orna-
mentaL-Empor;a Republican
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
CLEVELAND is IMPOSSIBLE.
His Ideas Not In Accord With Those o
His Party.

His Party.
If any man in the democratic party
may speak ex cathedra regarding the
presidential candidates within that po-
litical organization, that man is Henry
Watterson of Kentucky. 1t is, there
fore, interesting to note his published
observation that 'the nomination Of
Mr.. Cleveland would be an act of party
suicide" and all the more interesting
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
should Get Together.

Senator PETER says the greenback did
not depreciate during and for some
ears after the war, but that gold APP
preciated. But alliance leaders as a
rule charge tina. ''the infamous restric-
tive clause" on the greenbacks was the
cause of their depreciation AS the
campaign approaches, the alliance party
should get together on this issue.-kan-
sas City Journal
An Explanation That Needs Explaining.
Senator PETER explains his statement
to the effect that he will return to the
republican party as soon as he gets
through playing horse" by saying that
the republican party will have passed
into history by the time he gets his play
out. The senator must have an idea
that his life will rival his whisGers in
length.-Emporia Republican.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
y Jonah.

Jerry Simpson having expressed the
hope of the presidential election being
thrown into the house, the Leavenworth
Times says that he is more ignorant
than it had supposed, if he has an idea
that this will in any way benefit the
peoples party. But Jerry has no such
idea Like all other anti-republicans of
whatever name, he rejoices in any adj
vantage gained by the democratic party.
The only trouble with Jerry is that he
is too good a democrat, or rather is
too outspoken in his opinions. He
thought he was serving the democrats
when he said II am a free trader" but
he thereby destroyed his chances of be-
ing the fusion candidate for congress
But he continues to worship the demo-
Gratis in spite of the fact that they have
thrown him overheard. The more tina I
party abuses these side-shOw allies of
theirs the better servants they seem TO
nake.-Exchange
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
THE CHAMPION CHUMP.

The Belt Has Been Awarded to the ALI
ance Congressman From the Fourth Dis
trIct.
In referring to his work in congress,
Mr. Otis says: eve have endeavored to
fill the position to the best of our abil-
ity." Doubtless that is the truth. No
one has ever questioned Mr.. Otis good
intentions But the fact remains that
his district has been practically with
out representation in the present con-
gresS He has labored to the best of
his ability, but being utterly without
ability, his efforts have come to
naught He has not done one
thing of value for his state or
for the country. He has introduced
a number of wild and absurd bills
which had no possible chance Of
passage, and whose only effect was to
discredit the intelligence of his district
for electing such a man Of all the
cranky calamity congressman, Otis,
while probably the sincerest, is the
crankiest- Simpson is demagogue;
he knows the doctrines he espouses are
nonsensical, and advocates them only
to serve his personal interests But
Otis believes in the preposterous meas
ures he proposes and introduces, and
hence is the champion chunp of the
Kansas delegation There is a void in
the milk business at Topeka that is
aching for him.-kansas City Journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-05-27
CAST OUT,
But Not Forsaker1
CHAPTER Ix-CoETHUED.
BT BERNARD BIesBY.

,7yrisht. lse.. VA N. Kellogg Newspaper Col
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21
ExCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
SAN JUAN DE PUERTo RIoo.

81 dia 81 del p-6ximo mes de
Enero, s las siete de le msfans.
dsrA prfncipio Ia exhumaci6n de
los cadsveres que exiaten deposi
tados en- el Oementerio de eeta Ca
pital, en- nichos pertenecientes al
Excmo Ayuntamiento, cuy0 arren
damiento haya vencido.
Las personals interesadas que de
seen renovar aqu6llos, pueden ve-
ridcarlo por el ndmero de sfie 8 que
gusten, consignando al efecto los
derechos coTfespondientes en- Ia
Depositaria de fondos municipales;
bien entendido que, los que no 10
hicieren dentro del t6rmino fijado,
Sc considerar& que desisten de con-
tinuar en- el arrendamiento de los
referidos nichos, verificzndose en-
tontes la exhunac!6n en- Ia forma
Rrriba expresads.
Al propio tempo, , con el An de
evitar feclamaciones, se hace p e.
.sente que. segdn el artfculo % del
VICENTE Reglamento de dicha Ne
cr6polis, no se permite extraer de
la m sma las lipidss que hubiesen
estado col cadas en- alguna sepul
tura, nj mucho menos los objetos
que hubiesen servido para el entie-
rro de los cadsveres.
Lo que 90 p1blics para conoci-
>miento general
Puerto-Rico, Diciembre de 1892
- 81 Alcalde-P -Presidente, Rafael
:PSres Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21

J. =. Silva, 451 sIs cafe con 36 6O5
kiIos. Por Vijande & 90, 25 s,s
cafe con 1,72j kilos. Por L. d =
place, 1 d cafe con 80 kilos. Pa,
Bordeaux, por j. Z. Silva, 100 SIS
safe con 1898 kilos. Pars Lon
dres, por J. r. Fuentes, 1 d taba-
COS. Para Nantes. por j. T. silva,
200 sIa cafe con 1908 kilos. Pa
ra Hamburgo, por Villar Fabian 4
%, 100 pacas tabaco con 4 AGO k
los. Para 8. Andres Ninfores, por
s. Melon & 90, l pqte con 1881
orc frances.
SALIDAs DE OABOTAJD
Bdra esp 4" N na, "pala Vieques.
Bdra esp Terrible" para Fajar
do.
Col esp" Oorazon de Jesus, "
para Arecibo. a
Col esp "Guillermito," para
Arroyo y Ponce.
Bdra esp" Baenaventurs," para
Fdjardo y Vieques,
DESPAOHADOu
Vap esp "Avies, "para Arecibo
y ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21
WATERLOO PoLtTICO".
ExAMEN CRITIOO
DE LAS PRINCIPALNs TEORfAS
soBRE QUE DHsCANsA HI EDHTCIo
Po1fTIoo MoDHRHo,
DON IGNACIO DIAZ::.CANEJA,
lissro, DBL a5oLIiE MlcAlrl" !" G PsEsfc :l.sa
DEDICAT0RlA.
LA RAzoN DEL TITULo.

acknowledgements deDer
cumplido.-La generaci0n que SUI
be.-La justicia humana -Pretex.
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-M progreeo J sus ma
nifestaciones opinion pdblica.
I'll perlodismo;-Lo que deDe ser
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
La nolftica. nue dAha ser Ia
pontica.mOomo 90 y naoon ~, ss .os pon-
SiSo'.-U ouas oaSon rn,,s;sds - a1s'1o ot;e
~ s pI q, sa.s., ~;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21
ALMANAQUES.

D, piiego, con eI Santoral, da'
tos astron6micos, fis.tss re'igio
sss y oficislee, etc, y Blocks, de
yariadas formss y eleg,nse' crc-
mos a'eg6ricos, desds eI mas lu
joso a; mas economico, pefo tc-
ios bellos ) escogido,. hsllanse y
sc venden en- esta Imprents.
IL pronto SO concluyenl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21

que Sc ha mega 10 aceptarlo
Indicase para ese pnesto al 81. Val
czrcel, desempefi4ndolo interina
mente ell MiEistro de In Gne'ra 81
L5pez Dominguez
IA sido nombrado Gobernadol
Civil de Madrid el Sr Aguilers.
El Sr Sage sta ha oftecido Ia Al.
caldfa de Madrid al Sr Marques
de Oubat; creese que este no Ia
acep'sra.
Sc ha ieido hoy en- las dos Os.
maras el decrsto de Suspension de
las Oortes.
4Habana, IL La Directiva ce!
paftido de Union Constitutional IN
session celebrada syer sprob6 por
uDanimidad la gest On del Sr A pez-
tegufa, acordando telegrsfisr al s.:
Romero B bledo. agra eci6ndo e
los fave res y servicios prestados al
partido.
El Sr Pertierra declas6 en- esta
Hisma session, que el partido esta
> legalmente constituido, y que me
rece el spoyo de los poderes pdbli-
COS, independently :emente de ban
darias.
Los Srea Santos GuzmaD, Por-
set y Oastafier eonvinieron en- la
manifestation hecha por el Sr Per
terra.
Madrid, 13-Ayer, al fioaliza
Ia session del Oongseso, los D;puta-
dos monarquicos dieron vivas al
Rey; ell Sr Salmer6n di6 vlvas 4 la |
Rep6blica. Nsto do lugar 4 IN
gran tumulto dentro del Oongreso. |
El Sr Pidal quiso detener al s. Sal !
mer6n, pero el Sr Sagasta Sc opuse
& clio para guitar toda mpoltancis |
al incidente.
Los Senadores y Diputados ca |
novistss sc reunir1n maiisna.
En- el Oonsejo de Ministries cele.
brado hoy se acord6 pssar 4 los
Tribunales el expediente incoado
contra el Ayunts smiento de Madrid.
\ 81 GobiernO &c propone hacer
grandss y verdaderas econom1as en-
todos los ramos de Ia Administra-
ci6n p6blica.
Ha sido nombrado Embaiador
en- Paris el Sr Leon y Castillo.
: TsMbi6n han sido nom brados
Subsecretar.os da las Presidencias
de Guerra y Ultramar respective
mente. los Sres San chiz y Villa
nueva, indicados "a para diChos
car0Os.
Hsblase de la posibilidad de
confiar Ia cartera de Marina & un
homtre civil.