The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-09

| lNFANTA EULAIsIA VISITED the tOmO
of Gen Grant and laid upon it a beau
| tiful wreath.
IT IS reported that Queen Wilhel.
| NINA, the child monarch of Holland, is
developing symptoms of consumption
| and that the queen regent, who is now
| in the country with her, and the royal
physicians fear the worst. In case OF
her death the Nassau-Orange dynasty
would become extinct.
THE great Derby race at EPSON, En-
gland, was won by length by Mr.. Nc
Calmont's bay colt Isinglass, Raven
bury second and Raeburn third. The
winner was the favorite.
THE official statement as to cholera
in Russia is the most encouraging yet.
The Volga and most districts are free
and the province of Saratoff, which lost
Sc, 900 people in 1892, has only few
isolated cases The disease still fingers
in the Caucasus
The construction of jetties on the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande may
cause international complications oy
changing the course of the river.
THE pope has beatified Joan of Arc.
AN insignificant outbreak of natives
against an English mission is reported
from Sechuen, China. The English
women fled over the roofs of houses,
but the local officials dispersed the
rioters.
A MEETING has been held in Dem
mark to protest against German rule
in SchleSwig.
THE movement against bull-fighting
is spreading throughout Mexico.
THE new government of Nicaragua is
in operation.
ADvICEs from Colombia say: The
steamer Saragosa is reported to have
been lost in the whirlpool of Mante-
guerra with all on board.
TOWNSEND, the man who planned to
assassinate Gladstone, has been found
to be of unsound mind and sent to
prison.
PETER TARIMoRo, said to be $50 years
old, died recently in Mexico.
THE French sanitary board has an
nounced that forty cholera cases had
been reported in the department of
Morbishan, in the western part of
France, since May Is. Of these, twen-
ty-three have resulted in death.
THE resignation of Supreme Master
of the Exchequer Wiley, of the X. of
p, has been demanded.
EFFORTS are making to suppress the
trials of rebellious Armenians in Asiatic
Turkey, and thus avoid scandalous
revelations.
IT is said that the German govern
ment favors an income tax.
IT is stated that the plate glass fac
tories will be shut down for an indef-
mite period.
The Palace of Industry at Stockholm,
Sweden, has been destroyed by fire,
four fire-fighters being cremated in the
flames.
The NJ, X. & T., beginning June Is,
will run a through fast vestibuled train
between Chicago and San Antonio,
Tex, making the trip in Al hours.
One of the competitors in the foot
race from Berlin to Vienna was found
lying on the ground in an exhausted
state 100 miles from Berlin. Many of
the competitors arrived at Zittau in a
pitiable condition. The vegetarians
who were among the contestants
became footsore and abandoned the
struggle.
THE French war minister's draft of
the budget for 1894 has been distributed
in the chamber The total credits de-
manded amount to 636, 701.63 francs.
The budget provides for an increase of
S,531 soldiers and 215 officers.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended June 1 showed an average de-
crease of 100 compared with the COR
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 1876.
ELEVEN Italian students have been
arrested at Trieste, Austria, for making
a demonstration in favor of reuniting
the province with Italy.
PAPERS left. by the nihilist, Sawiclli,
alias Lieturcki, who killed himself in
Paris some time ago, have been award
ed by the Paris courts to the Russian
consul-general.
THE French deputies have passed the
electoral bill amended so as to exclude
from the chamber all salaried public
officials and all clergymen.
THE British have proclaimed protec-
torate over Uganda, Africa, and still
further extended the colonial posses
sionS-