The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-25


ITALIANS were not allowed to work
on the new sewers at Denver, Col.
ONE hundred employees of the Chicago
& Erie railroad have been laid off at
Huntington, Ind.
The Missouri Pacific will fight the
payment of the increased taxation in
Kansas.
The Atchison has given notice of
withdrawal from the Southwestern as
ISOLATION.
The lines of the Western Passenger
association will try week of straight
one-fare-round-trip rates to the worlds
fair in the near future.
The arrest of tramp at Logansport.
Ind. disclosed the existence of thor
ough organization of thieves
THE striking worlds fair chair push
ers have issued an appeal to fellow col
lege students not to take their places.
MICHAEL CLooNAN, of the St Paul
fire department, was killed at a fire in
that city the other night.
Iowa republicans nominated F. ID.
Jackson for governor and adopted an
anti-prohibition plank in the platform.
Much comment was caused.
A NAIL carrier from Laconia, Ind,
says the report that Bill Conrad was
killed was false.
HENRY HUTCHINGs, of San Francisco,
was in Chicago making inquiries into
the death of his father, which occurred
there and who is supposed to have left
a valuable estate
The Cardington Banking Co.. at
Cardington, o.. closed its doors The
assets approximate 100000 and are
said to be sufficient to meet the de-
mands of the creditors.
The Union National bank, of Racine,
Wis, closed its doors. The capital is
$50. 900 and the total resources 1898, 600.
In order to increase the circulation
and provide a means for moving the
crops of the northwest the banks of
Minneapolis and st. Paul are formulat-
ing a plan by which certified checks
shall circulate as money.
The First national bank of Rice,
Col, which suspended in June, having
complied with the conditions imposed
by the comptroller, has been allowed
to begin business again.
THE International Union of Carriage
and Wagon Workers at Chicago adopted
resolution indorsing Gov. Altgeld's
action in pardoning the anarchists.
THE official report of the receiver of
the indianapolis national bank makes
a case of perjury against the officials
who signed the last statement of the
banks condition.
AN appeal of the Lafayette opera
house riot case has been filed in the
supreme court at indianapolis
A FAMILY of nine persons were poi
soned by drinking from an Indiana
well. Three of them cannot recover.
The First national bank of Dubuque,
Ia, suspended. 1t was one of the old
est institutions in the city and had a
capital of $500, 900.
COL BRENNAN, who led the mob in
the recent Denver lynching, has been
arrested.
THERE is considerable excitement in
Iowa over the action of the republican
convention in regard to prohibition.
and some papers are demanding citi-
zens' convention.
AT the worlds peace congress at Chi
cago kilograms were sent to Queen
Victoria and President Cleveland con-
graduating them upon the outcome of
the Behring sea arbitration.
JEFFERSON HAWKINS, the well known
Chicago foreman, died suddenly of
paralysis of the heart.
Two robbers boarded the Frisco train
near St James, Mo. They compelled
the messenger to open the safe. After
taking the contents they pulled the
bell cord and escaped when the train
stopped
TIE street car employees of Superior,
Wis, struck, owing to 20 per cent
cut in wages.
THE decentralization national bank,
of St Paul. which suspended a few
DAYS ago. will resume business Just as
soon as the necessary formalities can be
complied with.
A BILL to foreclose mortgage OF
s14.66S was fled against the company
owning the John Brown fort which
was recently taken to Chicago for ex-
hibition. The bill alleges that the ex.
hibition has been failure.
THE San Francisco Examiner says
that the attacks on Chinese are due &c
the government not enforcing the
Geary law.
ROBERT KINCAID, the missing ex'
banker of Mound City, Kan, has re-
turned. He denied any intention OF
acting dishonesty by his creditors
DAN ARATA, the Denver saloonist
and murderer recently lynched by q
mob, was leader of a gang of Italian
counterfeiters.
ST. PAUL and Minneapolis publishers
are talking of reduced prices for type
setting.