The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-02-24

Chilli has declined to exhibit at the
worlds fair on account of bitter feeling
toward the United States
IT is said that several stolen letters of
Archbishop Ireland, supposed to have
reference to questions which have
lately caused much talk, have been for
warded to Cardinal Ledochowski at
Rome, for perusaL
MANY lives have been lost by floods
in the Transvaal, Africa.
BY the loss of the bark Catalina,
Capt Schultz and seven men were
drowned. The bark left Wilmington,
n. j., October last for Glasgow.
PUGuIsT CoRBETr has posted forfeits
to fight Mitchell and Jackson.
CHARLES DE LEssEPs had a pathetic
meeting with his father, who is yet in
ignorance of the judgment pronounced
upon him
THE French stockholders of the Pam
anna railroad company have decided
that NJ. Mango, representative of the
Panama canal liquidator, should be APP
pointed general superintendent of the
railroad to succeed Mr.. Rivers
CANADA has decided not to discrim-
mate in any way against United States
vessels in the Welland canal tolls.
THE people of Chilli are protesting
vigorously against the appointment of
Minister Patrick Egan to any place on
the claims arbitration board
A MINISTERIAL crisis is impending in
Japan.
GLADsToNE's home rule bill is gener-
ally indorsed by Canadian Irishmen.
ADvIcEs from Sydney. n. S. W., show
that there is deficit of el,2OO,OOO in
the annual budget, and that great COM
mercial depression prevails.
a CARNIVAL dance horror occurred
near Buda Pesth, when a child dropped
a lighted piece of paper in a cask of Pc
troleum. Twenty of the dancers were
burned to death
THE trunk trust is near dissolution.
THE authorities of Marseilles, France,
declare positively that the cholera re-
ports are false, there being 243 deaths
since the beginning of the year less
than in the same time in 1892
A CASE of genuine leprosy has APP
peared in Norwich, y. V, and the peo-
pie of that village are much fright
ened.
\ MOVEMENT is on foot to unite the
two orders of the Sons of the RevOlu-
tion and the Sons of the American Rev
olution.
CONSUL GENERAL SPIESS, of the German
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fair, declares that none of the imperial
family will visit the fair.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended February 16 showed an average
decrease of 1O.1 compared with the COR
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was Ill.
THE deposed Queen Liliuollalani has
forwarded to President Harrison n
formal protest against the upholding
of the provisional government
JOSEPHINE FELICITE AUGUSTINE Bro
HAN is dead. She was well known
French actress. and daughter of Angus
tine Suzanne BrOhan, and sister of
Emile Madeline Brohan, both actresses.
In the house of commons a resolution
pTcNdllcI CiIlli1 Tic CtllJOE VI JIC LOu-
don Times to appear and apologize for
misstatements concerning Irish men,
bers
SIGNoR GRIMALDI, Italian minister of
finance, says that the monetary con-
ference probably will not reassemble
next May as European governments are
convinced that nothing would come
of it.
EX-soLDIERs of Great Britain propose
to give an exhibition of British army
tactics during the worlds fair.
UNITED IRELAND, the Dublin Parnell-
ties organ, expresses the opinion that
the new home rule bill is inferior to
that of 1856.
FRANK E. TRAINOR, deputy United
States consul-general at the City of
Mexico, and formerly of Williamsport,
Pa, has died of typhoid fever.
PRESIDING JUDGE PERIvIER of the
French court of appeals, denies the re-
ports that the sentences of the Panama
prisoners were determined at the last
moment before the reading of the de-
cision.
NJ. SIEGFRIED, minister of commerce
of France, has submitted to the COM
mittee on customs of the chambe of
deputies proposal to levy u duty of
sixteen francs on refined and of thirteen
francs on raw petroleum.