The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30

THERE is suffering in Oklahoma, west
of Ell Reno, caused by severe weather
CoNKEY, the non union printer of
| Chicago who secured the worlds fair
printing, has reached an agreement
with the Typographical union, and OPP
position TO him has been withdrawn.
THE Illinois corn crop is much shorter
than last year.
Two United States deputy marshals
/ in Wyoming have been killed by horse
/ and cattle thieves, whom they attempt
ed to arrest. Three of the thieves were
killed.
CoMPLAIN of shortness of cars are
again heard at Kansas City.
AN old squaw was hung up by her
! thumbs by order of the governor of Pu-
eblo Zuni Indians near Albuquerque,
/ \. NJ. 1t was done for alleged witch
craft and was likely to provoke blood
shed in the tribe.
The First Baptist church at Gales
burg, Ill, has been destroyed by fire.
MILLIONAIRE J. c. DoANE, of Chicago,
/ is liable to go to prison for docking his
| horses tail.
WILLIAM KoHLER was cooked alive at
! Springfield, o., by crude oil tank ex-
ploding.
JUDGE WooLsoN at Dubuque, Ia,
sentenced r. f. Graves, president of the
wrecked Commercial National bank, to
five years in the penitentiary, the mimi
/ mum term. The bond on appeal was
increased to SIS, 900.
Ill l,ar- IorN Cr H.
ing case came up in Judge Parker's court
at St Joseph, Mo. Howell and Tibbetts
were convicted of violating the inter
state law and sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment and $1,000 fine
each. An appeal to the supreme court
was taken.
The Wyoming & Utah road, a Van
derbilt line, will build from Casper,
/ Wyo., to Ogden, Utah.
A RICH silver vein has been uncovered
/ in the Mineral Farm mine at Aspen,
| Col
VANDALs have damaged three Cath
olic churches at Albuquerque, n. NJ.
A Mrs. HILTEBRAND, of Huntington,
Ind, wants so, 900 damages of w. b.
Hathaway. 1t appears that a cat, after
/ being kicked, flew into the woman's
face and clawed her dreadfully.
EIGHT divorces were granted in half
an hour at Marshall, Ill.
A CORPORATION has been chartered at
Springfield, Ill, to build another St
| Louis bridge.
THE third pigeon shooting contest for
the championship was won by Elliott,
who beat Fulford by a score of SO to 90.
THE Indiana legislative apportion-
ment case was finally disposed OF. The
attorneys waived their right to move
| for a rehearing and the clerk was
directed to enter final decree.
| News has been received of the death,
at the Belknap Indian agency, of A.
Simons, the agent, who was wounded
in fight some days ago
DURING big fox hunt at Newton
Falls, O., Daniel Lechleitner was acci-
IDENTIFY shot by Henry King, a wealthy
farmer. Lechleitner will die.
THE Monticello tIll.) water works
are now in operation.
| INTERNATIONAL fish commissioners at
Detroit, Mich, have adopted resolutions
looking to the conservation of fish life
THE government pack train at Fort
Russell, Wyo., has been ordered to the
Rio Grande frontier.
THE Del Norte, Col, bank failure is
most unfortunate. The Touring mill
and other enterprises were dragged
down and the the outlook for the town
was most unhappy.
THE doctor at the Soldiers home,
Quincy, Ill, was compelled to apologize
for saying that many of the inmates
were dead beats who ought to be made
| to work.