The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-08

IT is reported that a new American
association of base ball is being organ
lied to fight the reorganized league.
TEN thousand dollars was stolen by
a daring mail robber at Vienna the
other day.
The American Radiator Co. has or
ganized with capital stock of 50, OO0,-
600. 1t includes the Detroit radiator
works, the Michigan Radiator Co., of
Detroit, and the Pierce Steam Heating
Co., of Buffalo.
An accident occurred on the railway
between Minski and Smolensk, Russia.
An express train ran into the rear of a
train carrying troops. Twenty persons
were killed and 100 injured
TIE British forces on the border of
the Hunza and Magyar tribes and capt
ured the town of Hunza-
The Chinese situation, according to
steamship advices, is much calmer. De-
tails of the recent troubles are received.
The French senate has approved the
tariff duties as finally adopted by the
chamber of deputies, but restored the
duty of IS francs on hemp and "a francs
on petroleum.
INFLUENZA in serious form is prev
alent in northern Italy. The affection
also prevails in Rome and in Florence
in milder form.
PRESIDENT BARRILLAs, of Guatemala,
has promised not to be a candidate for
reelection, thus assuring the election
of Laiufiesta- A number of street
brawls have occurred, but no open
war.
THE Berlin printers have resolved to
continue their strike, the masters de-
clining to undertake to reinstate the
strikers where new men have been en-
gagged. The strike fund is very meager.
BRITISH conservatives affect to be-
lieve that the Dublin castle explosion
was the work of fenians McCarthyites
lay it to Parnellite adherents
Both the great English parties are
straining every nerve to secure the seat
in the house of commons vacated by
Lord Harrington on his elevation to the
dukedom of Devonshire.
THE ravages of smallpox and yellow
fever at Santos, Brazil are reported to
be frightful
MoNGoLIANs are reported to be COM
hitting lawless raids in Northern China
Several temples have been burned.
TIE associated press correspondent
at Valparaiso, Chilli, sends confederation
of the reports of the participation of
the police of that city in the Baltimore
outrage.
AN explosion in Dublin castle caused
great excitement in Great Britain and
wild stories were set afoat. Later,
however, it was found to be only a
small affair, probably gas.
IT was reported from Santiago that
Chilli was ready to do her utmost to
terminate peacefully the trouble with
the United States
Dun & Co. report the prospects for
the year just opened good, especially in
the west The grain exports for six
months are 5000, 600 bushels over the
record.
The business failures of the past
year were the largest on record as to
numbers, but in amount involved did
not exceed 1890
The Hungarian town of Dorresma
has of late been the scene of a serious
agrarian riot. A crowd of peasants
who assembled in a church to publicly
assert their demands were forcibly dis
lodged by troops, and several per-
sons wounded. Troops still occupy the
| streets.
THE Rome Messagero, a political
newspaper, states that Sig. Ferrarris,
minister of justice, has resigned, and
that the Marquis Di Rudini, the prime
minister, will fill the office ad interim.
FIRE in Toronto, Ont, destroyed the
building occupied by T. q. Fowler &
Co., wholesale carpet and furniture
dealers supplies. Loss, Ss5, 600.
The United States Steamship Alba.
tross, which has been engaged survey
ing a route for a submarine cable be-
tween the United States and the
Sandwich islands, has returned from
Honolulu.
GEORGE ISAAC RICHARDSON, assistant
treasurer of the Montreal Citizens
League, has given instructions &c
Messrs. Atwater and MaclSie to attach a
large sum of money deposited in the
Banque du Peuple by the province OF
Quebec lottery, on the ground that the
| lottery is Illegal