The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-22

Gladstone's valet
DISPATCHES from Queenstown say
that the coasting vessels which are ar
irving there report having experienced
terrific weather in the channel
ANOTHER Barcelona anarchist has
been arrested on the charge of COM
plicity in the bomb outrage in the
Liceo theatre. He was denounced by
a woman who is now in prison and with
whom he formerly lived. Five bombs
with fuses attached have been found in
garden in an alley called Gale de
Trafalgar.
Miss ADELE GRANT, of New York, and
George DevereauX de We're Capel, earl
of Essex, were married at St Marga-
ret's church. Westminster, London. The
new countess was once engaged to
Viscount Garmoyle, who became Earl
Cairns. The match was broken off be-
cause of Garmoyle's needy condition.
THE British minister at Lima, Peru.
Col Sir Charles Mansfield, was attacked
by mad COW and seriously wounded
in the body, the throat and head.
NJ. CREMIoUX. the lawyer who under
took the case of Auguste Valiant, the
French anarchist, has given up the
case.
Two workmen were killed and a num-
Der of others injured by dynamite ac-
cident at Plymouth, England. The ac-
cideut occurred while the men were
blasting.
HERR MAUTEY, n German judge, was
a. l,e. I.1to -,
fortress for fighting a duel with a
lawyer.
CHARLES LUCKEY was hanged at
Brockville, Ont. He walked smilingly
to the gallows and protested his inno-
cence to the last.
IN Paris Miss Dorothy Klumpbe, of
San Francisco, brilliantly passed her
examination for the degree of doctor of
mathematics. Miss Klumplxe is the
first woman who has passed such an
examination in France.
UNITED STATES MINISTER THOMPSON,
at Rio, announces that, regardless of
the action taken by other countries,
the United States will continue to pro-
tect her merchantmen.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Co. an
nounces that it will withdraw seven
steamers from service because of dull
trade.
RIGHT REV. ROBERT SAMUEL GREGG,
bishop of Cork, has been elected arch
bishop of Armagh and primate of Ire
land.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended December - showed an average
decrease of 32.3 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 3S.3; outside,
13.5.
A BOMB charged with powder and
shot, and with lighted match at
tached to it, has been found in a church
in Hanover.
A DISPATCH says that fourteen people
were killed and thirty wounded in a
railroad collision near SonZonovka,
Russia.
THE American league, of Hawaii, has
addressed an appeal for aid to the Uni
ted States.
The new warship New York, was
subjected to severe test to determine
her stanchness, all of her heavy guns
being fired at once.
COUNT SoLMS SoNNENwALDE, German
ambassador to Italy, has resigned,
owing to private reasons. 1t is said
Herr Won Radowitz, the German am
bassador at Madrid, will succeed Count
Solms Sonnenwalde.
ONE hundred and forty-three anar-
chists are imprisoned in Barcelona. A
number of them will be transported on
board the cruiser Navarro, the captain
of which vessel has sealed orders re-
garding his destination.
DR. MOLL. of Berlin, who was re-
Gently convicted of perjury and SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment,
and whose appeal against the sentence
was recently rejected, committed sui
eide by taking poison while on his way
to prison.
The sentence of Joseph Leblance,
condemned to die for the murder OF
John Wilson, a respected citizen OF
Winnipeg, Man, has been commuted
to fifteen years Imprisonment
THE 200-ton schooner Margaret A.
McGregor, Capt. McGregor, from Cape
Haytien. Hayti, was fifteen days over
due at Boston and was thought to be
lost.
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