The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-10-14

1T is reported that Bismarck Will ap-
pear in the German reichstag when it
reasembles, October 20, as a bitter OPP
ponent of the present ministry. A grave
crisis is expected.
THE japanese government is nego-
tiatinga treaty with Nicaragua.
THE engineers of west Scotland have
been advised that their wages will be
reduced 10 per cent.
BRIGANDs have murdered a wealthy
ranchman twenty miles west of Monte
rey, Mexico, afterward driving off sew
eral hundred head of cattle.
LIEUT.. MIKLos, an Austrian officer,
was the first to reach the goal in the
great German road race.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY deprecates the
withdrawal of Great Britain from
Uganda.
FIFTEEN thousand cotton looms at
Ghent, Belgium, have stopped because
of stagnation of trade.
COUNT EUGENE SATINEs, formerly
French ambassador at Rome, is dead.
He was born in 1909.
The Russian Pamir expedition. under
the command of Col. Yanoff, has re-
turned to Ferghana, in Turkestan.
ALFRED TENNYsoN, the English poet
laureate. died on the 9th.
COUNT STAHREMBURG, of Austria, did
the trip on horseback from Vienna to
Berlin in the shortest time.
The steamship Venezuela has brought
the latest news from the Venezuelan
revolution. AS affairs stand now the
long trouble is nearing an end and will
result in the overthrow of the govern
ment which has made such a persistent
fight.
AN unsuccessful attempt was recently
made to assassinate Capt.-Gen. Coello,
of Seville, Spain.
INFLUENZA is reported very deadly in
provinces of Peru.
GABRIEL DUBRAY the French sculptor,
is dead.
EDWARD PARKER DEACON will prose-
cute his wife in France for adultery.
ANDREW CARNEGIE has presented the
City of Ayr, Scotland, with library
building.
THE Union Pacific is vainly endeavor-
ing to recover its Puget Sound business
from the Northern Pacific Co.
CREsPO won desperately-fought bat
tie at Los Teques, Venezuela. 1t was
thought the government was as good as
overthrown in consequence.
FRENCH Catholic missionaries at
Uganda, Africa, have sent fresh COM
plants of prosecutions.
THE maharajah of Mysore, India, is
ready to alter the marriage law so that
children under ten may not be mated
and men over fifty may not marry girls
under sixteen.
THE Trappist monastery at Tracadie,
\. s.. has been destroyed by fire.
A VENEZUELAN war vessel has fired
upon the private boat of United States
Consul Hanna.
CHARLEY MITCHELL, the English
pugilist, was found guilty of assault in
London police court and sentenced to
two months in prison.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended October showed an average in
crease of 5.S compared with the corre-
spending week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 3.2.
Mr.. MORLEY is having trouble from
different sources in carrying out his
new Irish policy.
THE tobacco trust has declared divi-
dend of per cent.
The Italian government is accused of
having taken only lukewarm measures
toward preserving order in Rome Oh
the occasion of the coming pilgrimage
to the pope.
NINE. PATTI is TO sing in this country,
commencing November of next year.
LADY SOMERSET, of England, will at
tend the Woman's National Temperance
union convention at Denver, Col
THE Allan Line steamer State of
Georgia is aground in the st. Lawrence
river, near Cape La Roche, Canada
She will be a total loss.
ZoLA does not believe any miracles
have been effected by the water at
Lourdes, France. He describes the pool
as filthy in the extreme from the num-
Der of persons using it. He thinks GER
tain forms of sickness are healed at the
shrine, where manifestations are in
tense.
THE steamship Panama, which was
reported as being ashore on the Elbow
reefs, was foated and towed into Ha-
vana by the steamship Ciudad Condol.