The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-02-02
GENERAL

GENERAL
THE Banca Populare at Brescia, Italy,
has applied for a moriaritum- Its as
sets largely exceed its liabilities
TENDERS have been invited at Cal
cutta for a further issue of India bills
to the amount OF 90, 500. 000.
crx Mopp. ~ nAyRIANO has ad-
.-o.-Sa - circular to the Sicilian pre-
.ects enjoining the utmost economy,
the adoption of measures to improve
the condition of the peasants and the
institution of an inquiry into the
methods of levying communal taxes.
THE Brazilian insurgents are report
ed to be in need of something to eat.
IT is reported the revolutionists are
graining considerable ground in Hon
duras.
A DISPATCH says a passenger train
collided with freight train near Sa-
mara, Russia Five naphtha- trucks
were set on fire and fifteen people lost
their lives.
ACCOUNTS of uprisings in Nicaraguan
cities are being received at San Saliva
dor. 1t is reported the citizens of Leon
will proclaim Machado president in
which case Jelaya will be obliged to
withdraw his troops from Nicaragua
Bonilla is said to be shooting prisoners
THE French court of appeals has re-
jected the appeal of Valiant
DIR. JAYNEs, member of the
Austrian reichsrath, has committed
suicide.
A BARCELONA dispatch says dyna-
mite explosion took place in the har-
Dor works. Two persons were killed
and several others injured The out
rage was attributed to anarchists
The Brazilian insurgents occupy q
strongly fortified position on Mocanguss
island. The rebel warship Aquida ban
enters and leaves the bay at the pleas
ure of its commander The govern
ment forts are powerless to prevent the
movements of the Aquidaban.
THE Rock Island has met the Santa
Fe's new grain rate and announces
that it will be willing to carry wheat
from the Missouri river to Chicago at 9
cents, and corn at cents a hundred
pounds.
SIR GERALD PORTAL, British CONSUL
general to Zanzibar, is dead.
IT is reported in Rome that the pope
has summoned Archbishop Corrigan. of
New York, to Rome.
PRINCE BISMARCK met with most
cordial reception on his visit of recon-
ciliation to Emperor William at Berlin.
CLEARING house returns for the week
1aI - ch
decrease of 1876 compared with the cor
responding week of last year In New
York the decrease was Az; outside,
$50.
BRADsTREET and Dun both reported
improvement in the industrial and
financial situation.
The khedive of Egypt made an apol-
ogy to the British government and
transferred the offending minister,
Maher Pasha, and the incident was re-
ported ended.
IT was thought that Adm Benham,
of the United States navy, had fixed up
a truce between the belligerents at Rio
de Janeiro.
A PETARD was exploded outside the
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Plaza San Pelayo, at Leon, Spian. The
windows were shattered and the lights
extinguished by the explosion, but no.
body was injured.
A CAIRO dispatch to the London
Times says the khedive's recent order
terminates an alarming incident. 1t
was at one time question whether
any of the British officers would con-
tinue to serve in the Egyptian army.
THE Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Standard says it is seriously feared
the socialists in the French chamber
have set an example for organized tu-
multi Thence it is not long step to
riots outdoors and street barricades.
SEVERAL Berlin papers say that EN-
peror William will return Bismarck's
visit, proceeding to FREDERICKSBURG
shortly. Other papers say that the en-
peror's visit has been fixed for April 1.
NUMEROUS deaths from influenza have
occurred in Greece.
In diplomatic circles it is now ac
cepted as probable that Count Herbert
Bismarck will be appointed as ambas-
sador to Austro- Hungary, in the room
of Prince Reuss, who has resigned.
The countess, a member of the Hoyios
family, is closely related to several no
BILE houses of Austria