The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-28

Mrs. NJ. Z. LEASE writes that sht
never advised any one to vote for Har
rison, whom she considers as objection
able as Cleveland.
! THE Greenock, Scotland, cereal works
burned. Loss. $500
A SERIOUS affair occurred or the Ans
tro-Russian frontier over Jewish emf
grants whom the Austrians did not
want. A Cossack shot and killed an
Austrian soldier. The Austrians then
attacked and drove off the Russians
SIX miners were overcome by choke
and damp in mine in Sicily. Two
gendarnes and a woman who attempted
to rescue the miners were also overcome.
All perished.
AT Sydney, n. S. W., the trial of the
Australian Banking company directors,
charged with swindling stockholders,
resulted in the acquittal of four of the
accused and disagreement as to the
others.
A DISPATCH to the Paris Temps con-
firms the reported attack on the Ger
man station at Mwapwa- The German
commander and large number of
Arabs were killed. The Wahees took
off with them large quantities of cloth.
IT is stated that Prince Metternich
has left Europe for the United States
to wed an heiress.
THE French chamber of deputies has
appointed NJ. Loubet, prime minister,
and NJ. Viette, minister of public works,
arbitrators of the Carmaux labor and
political disputes.
THE porte in brief note in reply to
an obligatory request from the Russian
government some time ago virtually re-
jects Russia's demand that the sultan
of Turkey shall not give audience to
NJ. Stambouloff, the Bulgarian pre-
mier.
The international geographical con-
gress, held in connection with the Co
lumbar exhibition, was opened in
Madrid in the presence of concourse
of eminent Spanish and foreign saw
ants.
A REVOLUTION has broken out in
Santiago del Estero, Argentine repub-
lie. Several persons have already been
killed
LONDON Truth is authority for the
statement that the late Lord Tennyson
destroyed mass of his letters and
manuscripts a few years ago in fit of
alarm caused by his reading Prof.
Froude's "reminiscences of Thomas
Carlyle"
MARQUIsE DE BLoCQUEvILLE, French
authoress, is dead, aged rs.
PouTICs in Hawaii are still unset
tied.
The London Chronicles Vienna cor
respondent says the days of the Hun
garian cabinet are numbered.
THE ameer of Afghanistan is endeav-
oring to secure British help in having
his illegitimate son recognized as the
successor to the throne, which his sub
jects violently oppose.
FRANCE has gained many important
concessions from the sultan of Morocco.
CHINAMEN are being smuggled from
Canada into the United States by way
of Toledo.
CoTToN operatives of Lancashire, En-
gland have been notified of a five per
cent. reduction in wages.
SIXTEEN stores and dwellings of the
town of Beeton, Ont, were destroyed
by fire.
S. c. TARRANT, a tourist, has been
murdered near Monterey, Mexico. He
was from Buffalo, n. Y.
THE infant king Alfonzo of Spain is
i'll.
Two men out of a gang of fourteen
were killed by collapse of a sewer at
Hamburg, Germany
HOME SECRETARY AsQUITH has in
formed the socialists that the govern
ment will permit meetings to be held
in Trafalgar square, London.
LANGFoRD HALL, the Lancashire resi-
deace of Mrs. Rylands, the philan-
thropic widow who purchased the fa-
nous Althorp library from Earl Spencer
and donated it to the city of Manches-
ter, has been piundered by burglars,
who carried off jewelry to the value of
e2G. 900.
THE Episcopal house of bishops has
named the bishops for the newly Great
ed missionary jurisdictions.
MEMBERS of the old staff of the Pail
Mall Gazette will start new paper inn
mediately on the lines of the Pail Mall
Gazette. They receive financial back
ing from Mr.. George Newens and sew
eral others