The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-11-03
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

eASHlNGTUN NpTES.
The agreement between the treasur
department and the Canadian railwa
and steamship companies for the il
spection of Canadian ports of imm
grants destined for the United State
has become operative
WEB" FLANAGAN has asked to b
relieved as collector of Internal revenu
at Ell Paso Tex.
The old home of Senator Stephen A
Douglas at Washington has been pur
chased by the papal legation for hom
for Mgr. Satolli.
Mr. MUTCHLER. of Pennsylvania. ha
introduced a bill amending the pen
sions laws so as to relieve certain per
sons who served in the Mexican wal
charged with desertion.
A BILL has been introduced in the
house to relieve those who are charged
with desertion who left the army after
the surrender of the confedera te armies
in the late war;
The navy department learned that
Rear Adm. Stanton, in command OF
the United States naval forces at Rio
de Janeiro. had saluted the flag of
Adm. MellO, commanding the insur-
gent feet. This salute was unauthor-
lied by any instructions the admiral
had received. and he WAS relieved of
his command.
CABLEGEAM has been received at
the marine hospital bureau from the
consul at Riga. Russia, announcing the
prevalence of cholera there.
SAYS he is going to appeal from the de-
cision of Justice Bradley, who ordered
that z peremptory writ of mandamus
be served on the commissioner to COM
pei him to register trade mark on
the word Palmetto" This has refer
ence 10 the South Carolina liquor law
REV. DR.. SAMUEL w. HADDAwAY.
chaplain of the house of representa-
tives is dead.
The first draft of the new tariff bill
has been submitted to the president
SUPERINTENDENT STUMP. of the bu-
reau of immigration, has gone to Chica-
go to settle the questions apt to arise
there on the occasion of the numerous
foreigners leaving the grounds
HOUSE employees are much interested
in having recess of the house till De-
cember, as that would enable them to
continue drawing salaries. If adjourn
Inent takes place their pay stops,
SECRETARY CARLISLE has called for
the resignation of Ross Guffin, col
lector of internal revenue at Kansas
City.
IT is said that Capt. ". p. Hall. of
the Fifth cavalry, will get the very de-
sirable promotion to assistant adiu-
tant-general.
EX-G0v. CRITTENDEN, of Missouri.
consul-general to Mexico, is in Wash
ingtOa urging the freest kind of tariff |
regulations to encourage trade with |
the southern republic
THE Fithian bill for the free admis- |
sion to American registry of ships built |
In foreign countries has been ordered |
to be favorablv reported to the house
by the committee.
Miss DAISY GARLAND, daughter of
eX-Attorney-General Garland. shot her
self dead in Washington \ cross in
love was the supposed cause of the
rash act.
Mr. WILSON. chairman of the ways and
means committee. says the first draft
Of the tariff bill relates only to the
customs department of the bill and
that the subject of internal revenue has
not been taken up.
MR. BLAIR, of New Hampshire. will
rot introduce his educational bill in the
house, but will give it all the encour-
agement he can if it is proposed by some
other member