The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-02-10

The officers of the Irish land league
are not satisfied with the new home
rule bill and have issued an address to
the Irishmen of the United States.
THE Official Gazette, of Spain, an
nounces that the king has scarlatina-
No serious result was apprehended by
his physicians.
IN replying to toast at a banquet
in Rome, Cardinal Vaughan expressed
the hope that American Catholics would
work zealousiy Tor the conversion OF
the negroes.
M. ZoLA has again been an unsuccess-
full candidate for the French academy.
JAMES Ii. HoBsoN, formerly manager
of the AnSlo-American bank in Paris,
has been acquitted of the charge of
misappropriating the banks funds.
THE Westminster Gazette. of London,
which is intended to take the place va
Gated by the Pail Mall Gazette when it
passed into tory hands. has been issued.
THREE shipwrecked seamen who
killed and ate a companion have been
arrested at Hamburg on a charge OF
murder
In the British house of commons the
government stated that it would not
interfere in the Hawaii troubles, nor
had it sent any protest to Washington.
Mr.. S. II. II. CLARK, president of the
Union Pacific and first vice president
of the Missouri Pacific, has retired from
the position of general manager of the
Union Pacific, which he has held act
lively since the retirement of the Adams
regime.
THE Independence Beige publishes an
interview with NJ. Award. Belgian del
cgate to the monetary conference, in
which he says that the conference GER
tainlv will be reconvened next June.
A GREAT coal strike is impending in
south Wales unless the masters recede
from their present position on wages.
About 100 Geo men and 200 collieries are
affected.
THE Neue Freie Presse of Vienna de-
scribes the home rule policy of Mr..
Gladstone as the first step toward the
Americanizing of the whole political
constitution of the ancient British en-
pire and expresses the belief that such
policy must end in failure.
FRANK c. IVES, the American billiard
champion. has received letter from
Roberts, the English champion, stating
that the latter will be ready TO meet
Ives in April or Nav
EIGHTEEN miners were killed and
seventeen others severely injured in an
explosion in the Gen. Won Blumenthal
coal mine 1T Zeidlinghausen, West
phalia.
THE Canadian sanitary conference
has adopted report to the govern
ment recommending that fully
equipped maritime quarantine stations
be placed at Crosse isle, st. John, Hall
fax and Williamshold
GREAT BRITAIN leads in the number
of arrivals of vessels from foreign coun-
tries in New York for the month of jan
uary, with total of $50; America comes
next with rs and Germany third with 81.
THE American ship Robert L. Bel
KNAPP, which left Hiogo, japan, about
December 10 for New York, was wrecked
near the Natunas group of islands, of
the northwest coast of Borneo.
THE Banco de Roma V la Plata, of
Buenos Ayres has suspended on account
of the losses sustained in gold specula-
ton by the manager of the concern.
These losses amount to 81 900, 900.
DUN's weekly review of trade says
that business is much disturbed on ac-
count of the uncertainty of legislation.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended February > showed an average
increase of so compared with the co.,
responding week of last year. In New
York the increase was As.
THE Archdu5e Ferdinand, of Austria,
has arrived at Calcutta on his tour in
the east.
VI. GERM. manager of the Financial
Weekly of Paris, has been arrested for
swindling.
NAVAJO, Yaqui and Mayo Indians in
Sonora, Mexico, are reported to be COM
hitting almost daily outrages on the
whites.
DURING the carnival fetes in Nice,
France, the triumphal car caught fire
and seven figurantes narrowly escaped
injury.
CIRCUS men are forming trust.
THE Mexican government has granted
the exclusive right to pearl fishing for
sixteen years to the Lower California
Pearl fishing Co.
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