The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-09-02
LONDON master tailors have locked

LONDON master tailors have locked
out their employees. 4af 3.
JAKE GAUDAUR, the oars1nan. wants
TO row O'Connor on some American
course.
THERE are 100000 survivors of the
Army of the Cumberland.
THE Canadian Pacific is said to be ar
ranging for terminus at New York.
The British steamer Roma, from Lon
don, for Brisbane, has been wrecked
near Algoa bay, Africa. 1t is expected
everybody on board OF her was
drowned
DEoDoRA DA FoNsECA, the first presi-
dent of the Brazilian republic, Is dead
IT is officially announced that there
is not single case of Asiatic cholera
in Belgium. All of the suspicious cases
so far reported were merely cases of
cholera nostras.
COL Z. C. SMEED, chief engineer of
the Union Pacific is dead
GLADSTONE was elected to Midlothian
without opposition.
Mr. GLADSTONE has sent n letter to
Mr.. Labouchere, saying that he alone
was responsible for not presenting Mr..
Labouchere's name to the queen, and
that his reasons for not appointing Mr..
Labouchere in no wise reflect upon Mr..
Labouchere's public character or SER
vices.
GERMANY's new army bill provides
that the whole people shall bear arms.
GEORGE GOULD is said TO be planning
to secure control of the Wabash rail-
road at the next annual meeting
THE Argentine crisis continues. The
ministers state that the present situa-
ton is intolerable and that President
Pelligrini must resign
THE British steamer Anglom, bound
from Calcutta to England, capsized in
the Hoogley river Thirty-two of her
crew were saved, but fifteen are miss
ing.
N coal pit at Swansea, Wales, as
ten miners were descending in the cage
part of the pit roof fell in and the men
were caught under the falling earth
and rock and seven crushed to death.
A NEW French company, with n capi-
tai of $50. 600, coo, has undertaken the
completion of the Panama canal
THE differences existing between the
Union Pacific and its mechanics were
amicably adjusted.
THE Canadian government is to reim-
burse masters of sailing vessels for the
tax levied by the United States, and by
next season expects to have a canal I'M
der its own control.
COMMANDER HAsENCTEvER, military
attache of the German embassy in Lon
don, is dead. He was very popular both
among military men and in society.
THERE was terrible battle fought in
Venezuela recently. A hand-to-hand
conflict ragged for hours, resulting in
the death of 1 800 of the combatants.
THE Titus Salt Son & Co. manufactur-
ing concern. Bradford, England, is con-
sidering winding up, consequent upon
the plush trade being ruined by the Nc
Kinley bill, as alleged.
A SHOCKING loss of life occurred by an
explosion in a coal mine near Bridgend,
Glamorganshire, Wales. OF $50 men
only two were rescued alive.
Two deaths from cholera at Graves
end has greatly alarmed the English
health authorities. 1t was considered
almost certain that the plague would
enter London.
THE steam yacht Wapita went down
in gale off Collingwood Ont. Eight
lives were lost including Hiram w.
Sibley, New York capitalist, and
members Of his family.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August 20 showed an average i'm
crease of 81 compared with the corre-
spending week of last year In New
York the increase was Al.
The drought in northern Mexico end
ed with unprecedented rains. Twenty
miles of the Mexican Central's track
We're washed away.
THE National Bank of Mexico. as
sisted by merchants of the City of Mex
leo, has advanced the government credit
to the extent of 100000 without Sc
curity.
EDWARD CABIN. an American sailor,
has a claim of $4,000 against the gov
eminent of Ecuador. He was kept for
months in q vile dungeon under the i'm
preston that he was an English swind-
Ter for whom the authorities We're look
ing.
But few Cinnamon are registering
under the new exclusion act