The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-08

IT has been finally settled that Tom
Ryan and Coon Doyle will meet within
two weeks and fight eight rounds to de-
eide the honors.
The Official Journal, of Warsaw, re-
ports that another balloon. manipulated
by Germans, has been seen crossing over
the frontier. The government. the
Journal says, intends TO protest against
this action of the German military au-
thorities as a breach OF the military
laws.
DICTATOR PALACIO. of Venezuela, has
issued fiery proclamation.
The German government suffered an
other defeat in the reichstag.
THE dynamite explosions in Paris
caused an exodus from that citv.
TIE German reichstag on the S0th ult.
passed the bill allowing the government
to declare state of siege in Alsace-
Lorraine in the event of war. The
house also passed credit for the stra-
tegic railways.
THE Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times asserts that Prince Bismarck
told a friend recently that he had
warned Emperor William when he
quilted the Office of chancellor that the
artisans whom the emperor desired to
regenerate would prove more migrate
full than courteous, that he might see
even a repetition of the scenes of 1S4S,
when the Prussian sovereign was forced
to fee from the rioters.
ADvICEs from the state of Matto
Crosse. Brazil, state that a fresh revo-
luton has been started there and that
it is headed by Senadores Pinheiro.
The purpose of the insurrection is to
depose Gov. Ewbanb.
A REPORT from Stratford on Avon
states that the Shakespeare birthplace
trustees have agreed to purchase Anne
Hathaway's cottage for $4,000. This
action is taken to check the offer of
American bidders. Two of the largest
bids have come from Americans who are
anxious to transport the cottage to Chi
cago.
IT is believed that the dynamite
bombs used in the recent Partisan eX-
plosions were made in Chicago.
DYNAMITE schools have been estab-
lished by anarchists in Chicago, New
York and Boston.
ENGLAND complains because her trade
has fallen off $4,000. 600 in the past year.
THE German reichstag was prorogued
on the S1st ult. The speech closing the
session was delivered by d. Won Boettis-
cher, secretary of the home office and
representative of the chancellor.
ONE hundred and seventy-one bales of
cotton on 4 wharf at Havre have been
burned.
ADDITIONAL. contributions received
by DreXel & Co.. treasurers of the Rus
sian famine relief fund, make the grand
total S116,267.
THE French government is arranging
to send officers to study the police sys-
TEN of Berlin with the view of reorgan-
izing the Paris police.
A SMALL British force operating on
the Kaul1kive river had an engagement
with the natives and were defeated.
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Standard Oil Co. on the 31st ult. it
was decided to increase the capital stock
from s5,OOO,OOO to S7.0OO.OOO. to include
20, 900 shares of the par value of s1CJ
each. There was no opposition to the
proposition. Ninety per cent. of the
stock was voted
THE claims aggregating over S500,O00
filed at Ottawa, Ont, by the sealing
feet for loss owing to exclusion from
Behring sea last year are subject to re-
vision, as it is stated that many are in
flated and fictitious.
EMPEROR WILLIAM congratulated the
North German Lloyd Steamship Co. up
on the final success in floating the Hider.
THE Australian government has been
taking prompt action to alleviate the
distress of the unemployed.
THE City of Mexico has been flooded
with counterfeit silver coin.
THE Norwegian steamer Louise,
bound for the Loffoden islands, off the
northwest coast of Norway, has been
lost: ten were drowned.
THE bishop of Viviers having gone to
Rome without first obtaining permiS-
sion from the French government has
been deprived of his salary during his
absence.
OWING to the prevalence of the foot
and-mouth disease in Belgium the
French government viii issue an order
prohibiting the importation of live stock
from that country.