The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-04-13
GENERAL.

GENERAL.
THE Methodist ministers of Chicago
have adopted resolutions petitioning
the pope to exercise his good offices in
securing religious liberty in South
were forwarded to Archbishop Ireland,
with the request to forward them to
Mgr. Satolli
COMMANDER HEYERMAN, of the Kear-
sarge has been found guilty by the
court martial of incompetence and
causing the wreck of that vessel and
sentenced to suspension for two years.
The international sanitary conven-
tion has been signed. The United
States and Great Britain made reserva-
tions as to details. 1t is believed that
if the provisions of the convention are
carried out they will prove an effectual
check to the importation of cholera into
Europe and into the United States
DURING panic caused by the burn
ing of hotel in Frankfort-on-theM Main
three persons jumped from windows
and were killed and several others were
injured.
PRESIDENT CACoREs, one of the can
didates for the presidency. has been
proclaimed dictator of Peru The die
tator is supported by the army, but
congress and the people are hostile to
him. The constitutional president,
Senor Del Solar, was said to be fugi-
tive.
WAREHOUSE No o, London docks,
burned recently. 1t was stored with
wool, spices and coffee. The origin of
the fire is ascribed to the explosion of
an internal machine. In the basement
of the warehouse was 1900, 900 worth
of quicksilver. 1t was uninjured
ADvICEs received at London from tho
City of Mexico say reports circulated
in the United States regarding the al
legged threatened suspension of pay
ment of interest on the foreign debt of
Mexico are denied in official Mexican
circles
ANOTHER bomb explosion occurred at
Paris, France. on the 4th. The bomb
was placed in a flower box on the win
dow sill of restaurant opposite the
senate chamber. 1t exploded with a
tremendous report and shattered all
the windows of the restaurant besides
breaking the windows in number of
other buildings. A strong force of mil
itary and police soon had possession
of the restaurant and the official in
vestigation began. So promptly did
passed before the alleged anarchist
was in custody.
By the caving in of one of the shafts
of the Koscholeu mine near Breslau,
eleven men were killed and number
injured.
A DISPATCH from London stated that
the mysterious and long-missing man.,
known as Scott" who was jointly in
dicted with Alfred j. Monson for the
killing of Lieut. Hambrough, which
crime has been known as the ALA
mont murder mystery" has surrendered
himself.
A DISPATCH of the 5th said that the
sanitary condition of the Portuguese
warships Mindello and Albuquerque
was so bad that the Argentine govern
ment had insisted that those on board
the vessels should be landed at the
Lazzeretto or the vessels depart yell
low fever recently broke out on these
two vessels and has caused many
deaths. Aboard the vessels are Adm.
Da Cana and the other Brazilian refu-
gees from Rio de Janeiro.
DUN's Review of Trade for the week
ended the 9th says that business has
improved since the presidents veto.
Wheat has risen about 4 cents by re-
ports of serious injury to the crop.
Corn has declined ~ cents. Pork has
risen so cents, with lard shade higher.
FAILURES for the week ended April
were 249 in the United States, against
1876 last year; in Canada, 26, against
2S last year.
JUDGE JENKINS rendered his long
looked for decision on the motion
made by the chiefs of the railway or
ganizations for a modification of his
famous Northern Pacific strike order.
The judge struck out one clause, but
in all other respects he denied the mo-
ton, thus continuing the strike injunc-
tion in full force.
THE Brazilian gunboat Canea has
surrendered to the insurgent feet at
Rio Grande do Sui Adm. Mello has
renewed his bombardment of that city
and warm times are again expected in
that country.