The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-03-03

MINISTER LINCOLN presented William
Waldorf Astor and Lieut. Com. William
S. Cowles, the recently appointed naval
attache of the American legation, to
the prince of Wales, at the levee in
London.
THE United States & Brazil Steam
ship Co is in bad way financially, the
company being unable to pay its bills.
BATTLE between Venezuelan cow
boys and troops occurred recently in
which several men on each side were
killed.
PRINCESS KAUILANI, of Hawaii, is COM
ing to the United States to plead for
her throne.
THE pope devoted nine hours a day to
the pilgrims of the jubilee celebration.
The formal ceremonies of eating
the Inman line steamer New York to
the American merchant marine service
took place on the 22d, President Harri-
son officiating
No less than four fatal railway
wrecks occurred on the 22d, being at
Philadelphia and Phenixville. Pa;
Columbia, Ind, and Lincoln, Neb.
THE Infanta Eulalie is preparing for
her trip to the worlds fair, represent
ing Spain.
SENIOR RIBrEIO, Who was summoned
by the king of Portugal to form a min
istry after the resignation of the Fer
rier cabinet, has succeeded in his I'M
dertaking.
THE Grand Orange lodge, of Belfast,
has sent out vehement manifesto
against Mr.. Gladstone's home rule bill.
The manifesto demands either union
with Great Britain or complete separa-
ton from Great Britain.
JOHN PETITE, r. A., the painter, is
dead He was born in Edinburg, Scot
land, in 1889, and exhibited his earliest
works in the Royal Scottish academy.
An explosion at the SalIlis mine in
Styria, Austria, caused five deaths be-
sides twenty miners being more or less
seriously injured.
SIX persons were drowned by the
flooding OF :hs Rudolph mine at Carls-
bad. Bohemia.
THE Farmers Review reports the
condition OF winter wheat critical,
owing 20 unfavorab bic weather.
r. w. DUFF, liberal member of par
lament for Banffshire, Scotland, has
been appointed governor ot New South
Wales as successor to the earl of Jersey,
resigned.
THE radical journals of Paris express
displeasure at the election of Jules
Ferry for president of the senate. The
conservative newspapers also protest
against the choice.
MEMBERS of the tribunal of arbitra-
ton on the Behring sen controversy
met at Paris on the 23d.
AFTER March l banks at Vancouver,
b. c., will only accept American silver
at 4 discount of 20 per cent.
AN immense agricultural congress,
with over 1000 delegates, has been in
session in Berlin.
FIVE hundred houses in the village of
Kadilley, across the Bosphorus from
Constantinople, were burned the other
night. The sultan sent assistance to
the sufferers.
The monster trial of Mala Vita GRIM
inals at Palermo. Sicily, closed with the
sentencing of 1Oi prisoners to terms of
imprisonment OF from one to six years
MEXICO has taken steps to encourage
immigration.
HEATING and ventilating apparatus
men are forming combine.
THE court OF cessation has rejected
the appeal of Charles de Desseps and
the other Panama defendants.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended February % showed an average
increase of 12.2 compared with the cor
responding week of last year In New
York the increase was 1876.
THE bill disestablishing the church in
Wales has been introduced into the
British parliament
The pope's medical adviser has di-
rected MIN 90 remain in his apartments
for the present ana the audiences have
been postp med.
OK the G2d birthday of Chancellor
Won Caprivi, he was presented with a
magnificent sword by the kaiser.
THE National Federation of America
has issued circular to the friends of
home rule in America which says:
'The appeal made by the national Irish
party in the British parliament asking
aid to enable it 10 secure the final vic
tory for home rule in Ireland deserves
hearty response from every friend Of
libe-Sv " America