The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-21
THE EAST.

A CHINESE sailor en- route to New
York died FROM a disease common to
Cinnamon"
IN the Homestead treason cases the
charge of Chief Justice Paxson to the
grand jury was very unfavorable to the
accused.
THOUSANDS of school children and
college students took part in the first
of the New York parades of the ami
versary celebration.
NJ. J. O'BRIEN, the embezzling treas
urer of the Catholic knights of Ameri-
ca, has been arrested in Philadelphia.
THE grand jury at Pittsburgh, Pa,
returned true bills against all the men
charged with treason, murder and riot
Also true bills against Frick, Lovejoy,
Potter and others, charged with muir
der, etc.
THE Columbus naval pageant in New
York harbor was witnessed by count
less thousands and presented an impos-
ing and beautiful sight.
THE Boston Globe acknowledges that
its sensational story in the Il, en- case
was fake.
Two men were killed and six badly
wounded by an explosion in a paper mill
at Orono, Me.
BosToN printers demand that all news
paper offices pay the union scale of As
cents per 1000 ems.
JUDGE SLOWER, of New York, declines
to naturalize aliens who cannot read
and write the English language.
I
dorsed Judge Andrews, the republican
candidate for chief justice.
An attempt was recently made to
burn the house of John Fox, a non
union laborer at Homestead, Pa
FIRE in Lockport, \. Y, destroyed
Chester's and Johnson's flour mills
Loss, about $50, OOO
THE Manhattan railway during one
day OF the celebrations at New York
carried ga, 700 passengers
SOFT coal dealers of the east are com
bining for ''apportionment."
Mr.. BLAINE recently visited White
law Reid at Ophir farm.
THE last of the militia have left
Homestead. The cost to the state on
account of the strike was 5000, 900.
THE New York court of appeals has
held the apportionment law to be con-
stitutionaL
A. D. MAXWELL was killed, Miss Kate
Hough fatally injured and the Misses
Taylor badly hurt by being struck by
an engine near Shamokin, Pa
FIRE-DAMP exploded in the Sterling
mine at ShamoSin, Pa. Seven miners
We're imprisoned and thought to be
dead. Others were killed and wounded
ANARCHIST BERKMAN recently at
tempted to escape from the Pennsyl-
vania western penitentiary and was
shot in the leg.
IT is said that the Carnegie officials
held banquet" at Pittsburgh just be-
fore the grand jury met, to which were
invited important witnesses, who were
coached" on their evidence.
SIX Pennsylvania miners died recsnt-
" after drinking beer from key in
which lay dead copperhead snake.
IN New York the clearing house re-
turns for the week ended October Il
showed a decrease of 6.S compared
with the corresponding week of last
year. The rest of the country showed
increases mostly.
Four men were killed by an accident
on the Northern road near New Lon
don, Conn.
THREE strikers were arrested at Home
stead Pa They were providing around
the plant
ANNIE STERLING, of New York, thinks
the man who married her a few weeks
ago under the name of George Berry is
a highwayman and burglar, and she
wants him arrested
FIVE of the largest dry goods jobhing
houses of New York city have decided
TO reduce the commissions of their sales
men one-half after January l.