The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-11
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secrets of the confessional.
A DISPATCH from Kiev, Russia, says
an explosion occurred in the magazine
in the Dumski platz- Fourteen persons
were killed and large number were
injured.
The regatta of the Royal Southamp-
ton Yacht club was won by the Amer
lean Yacht Navahoe. The britannia and
the Valkyrie, which defeated the Nav
ahoe the day before, did not compete.
THE London Pail Mall Gazette says
that the Behring sea tribunal has made
good progress and that it is expected
that a decision will be rendered in a
fortnight. Every point at issue has
now been adjudicated and the decision
will give entire satisfaction to Great
Britain and Canada.
The London Standards correspond
ent at Buda Pesth says that the wheat
crop in Hungary will be 100000 hun
dred weight in excess of the estimate
and that the quality is excellent.
THE trouble between the towns of
Mazaitepec and Teialpa, Mexico, over
the question of boundary lines has cul-
minated in pitched battle in which a
number of people on both sides were
killed and many people wounded.
The official announcement has been
made of the raising of the blockade OF
Bangkok by the French.
REvoLUTIoNIsTs in Argentina have
won complete triumph in San Luis
and have the advantage in several
other provinces
WHILE soldiers were filling projec.
tiles with ecrasite, the new Austrian
army explosive, in the military COM
mittee building. in the heart of the city
of Vienna, an explosion occurred. Two
of the soldiers were killed and several
were injured.
PROF. JOHN CAMPBELL has been on
trial before the presbytery at Montreal
for heresy.
A HUGE hand grenade exploded on
board the German armor clad steamer
Baden at Kiel Lieuts. Olesener and
Zembsch and seven seamen were killed
and seventeen persons were wounded.
w. II. GREYFELI, NJ. p. for Hereford,
has bolted the Gladstone party because
of the home rule bill as it now stands.
The cholera is reported growing
worse in Naples.
GRAND MASTER SARGENT, of the Lo-
connective Firemen, is much concerned
over the railway outlook.
a DISPATCH from Buenos Ayres says
that the vice governor of Santa Fe has
been killed by the rebels.
IL an address Balfour, the English
conservative leader, came out strongly
in favor of bimetallism.
The town of Brisk. Russia, has been
visited by most disastrous conhagra-
ton. One hundred and eighty houses
were burned. Seven persons were
killed and large number injured.
ACCORDING to the Lancet lholera has
been epidemic in Marseilles for the last
three months. The local officials have
carried their policy of deception to such
length that even the government has
been led astray.
CAREFUL estimates of the passenger
earnings of the western roads for July
show big decrease.
Mr.. RUSSELL SAGE denies the rumor
that receiver is to be appointed for
the Missouri Pacific.
r. G. DUN's weekly review of trade
says there is marked improvement OF
the financial and trade situation on ac-
count of the gold coming back to the
United States
SUPREME CHANCELLOR WILLIAMS, OF
the grand lodge colored Knights of
Pythias has been expelled on charge
of dishonest practices.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August 3 showed heavy de-
creases in nearly every city. In New
York the decrease was 90
The condition of the silver market
created financial panic in Costa Rica.
Many houses have failed and great dis
tress prevails.
The expected war in Samoa broke
OUT on July S, when Mataafa's men
were attacked and routed by Malietoa's
| troops. The vessels of the treaty
powers then interfered and put an end
to the war.
THE steamship Straits of Gibraltar
has been lost in the straits of Belle Isle
by a collision with icebergs. Value,
| S100,000 No lives were lost
| THE LATEST.
The American liner New York has
arrived. Among her passengers were
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris and her
three children. Algernon, Nivien and
Rose She will reside permanently in
this country.
HovEY defeated c. b. Neel at Chi