The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08

THE new French cabinet is as follows:
M. Spuller. premier and minister OF
foreign affairs; NJ. Raynal, minister of
the interior; NJ. Burdeau. minister of
finance; NJ. Faure. minister of COM
merce: Gen. Loisellon, minister of war;
Adm Rienunier, minister of marine.
A DISPATCH from Odessa, says that
Gen. Gourko is suffering from aortic
aneurism and his active military career
is therefore closed.
THIRTEEN persons were killed and
many injured by railway accident in
Italy.
THANKSGIVING day, Princeton de-
feated Yale at football at New York;
score, 8 to o. Harvard defeated Penn
sylvania at football at Cambridge,
Mass; score, 26 to 4. Nebraska de-
feated Iowa at football at Omaha:
score, 90 to Is Baker defeated Denver
at football at Denver; score 81 to o.
Missouri defeated Kansas at football at
Kansas City: score. II to 4.
THE first elections in New Zealand
under the female suffrage law have
been held They resulted favorably to
the government The women voted in
large numbers, giving their support
mainly to those candidates who pro-
fe:sed Christianity and favored tenn
perance.
AMERICAN residents and consuls in
Germany celebrated thanksgiving at
Berlin in fine style.
A DISPATCH from Rome says that the
Credit Mobilier, of that city, has sus-
pended payment. The news of the sus-
pension created a deep impression, ow-
ing to the various branches the concern
had in different parts of Italy, all the
depositors of which will suffer severely.
ADRIANoFF, who murdered the mayor
of Moscow in the town hall in March
last, has been declared insane and con-
fined in an asylum.
THERE is tension of the relations be-
tween Austria and the vatican, owing,
it is alleged, to the too energetic repre-
a reapproachment between the Italian
government and the papacy.
NJ. SPULLER has declined to form
French cabinet, and now it is reported
that NJ. Casimir-Perier will undertake
the task.
LATEST advices from Rio continue to
show that the sentiment of the people
is rapidly turning to De Mello and that
Peixoto is losing ground.
A DISPATCH from Flensburg says that
at meeting of eighty German clergy
men of Schleswig, it was decided to
send deputation to the emperor con-
corning the schools, to facilitate reli-
gious teachings The Danish popula-
ton of the province has long asked
that this be granted.
The pope continues to enjoy good
health. and recently delivered spirit
ed impromptu allocution in Latin and
in splendid voice. Cardinal Rampolla.
the papal secretary of state. has been
suffering from slight cold for several
days.
THE duke of Leinster died at Carton
in County Kildare, Ireland, one of his
three country seats, of typhoid fever.
He was the fifth duke of Leinster.
A SERIOUS conflict has taken place
between the police of Gwalior, India,
and band of Dacoits. Seven Dacoits
and three policemen were killed and
many wounded on both sides.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended December 1 showed an average
decrease of 42.s compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 1913
The German reichstag by vote of
17S to 126 adopted the Centrist motion
to readmit the Jesuits into Germany.
LADY EVELYN MoREToN, sister of the
earl of Ducie, whose conversion to the
Roman Catholic church created quite
stir in England few years ago, has
now, it is announced, returned to the
Protestant church.
In Dublin Alderman Dollion has been
elected lord mayor.
GEN. LYON FREMANTLE has been APP
pointed governor of Malta.
HERR AMMO. formerly director of the
Royal Berlin theater, died recently in
Berlin.
SIX months extension of time has
been granted the Credite Mobiliare by
the Tribunal Di Commercial at Rome
On account of attacks upon NJ. !
Etienne in La Petite Republique by
NJ. Millerand duel has been fought
in which the latter was slightly