The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-30
GENERAL.

A BOMB was exploded in the church
of Gallieu. near Grenoble, France, as
the congregation was leaving. Twenty
persons, three of whom may die, were
injured.
ALL the royal Italian palaces and do
mains outside of Rome. with the ex-
ception of the palaces at Turin, Venice,
Florence, Naples and Palermo and a
few hunting grounds, are to be sold on
account of the expense of maintaining
the royal properties.
ADvIcEs from Mindanao, capital of
the island of that name in the Malay
archipelago, show that large body of
Mohammedan natives made an attack
upon the Spaniards on the island of
Pantar, in which one Spaniard was
killed and many were wounded. The
Spaniards inflicted severe losses upon
the natives, 200 of them being killed.
DISPATCHES from Santiago, Chilli, on
the 21st, stated that the ministry had
resigned.
In Montevideo twenty-seven ballots
were taken in the chamber on the 21st
for president of the republic On
the twenty-seventh ballot the govern
ment candidate, Senior Don Idiarto
Borda, was declared elected.
WHILE a boat load of persons were
crossing Patzcuaro lake to the Pueblo
of Tzinzuntezan. Mexico, the boat
sprung a leak and before help could be
given or the shore reached six of the
eighteen persons taking passage were
drowned
The Italian minister of foreign af-
fairs was reported as comforting with
the Italian ambassador at Washington
as to the means of esta blishing colonies
of Italian emigrants in the United
States. 1t was proposed to do away
with the detention at ports of arrival.
A LATE dispatch received from Rio
Janeiro said it was rumored that
Peixoto intended to esta blish a die
tatorship; that Adm. De Mello had
captured off Panagua a vessel from
Buenos Ayres with cargo of arms in
tended for Peixoto. and that the state
of Panama proposed to raise loan 10
aid the revolution.
IT is reported that Lord Rosebery,
the British premier, will soon marry
Princess Maud of Wales
RAFAEL LOPEZ, of Caracca, Mex,
was engaged to marry Miss Torina,
daughter of Marteo Parenza, but she
broke the engagement. The father in
vited the discarded lover to remain to
dinner. The three sat down to eat and
Lopez secretly put poison in the food.
In few minutes all three died
The students of Buda Pesth, admir-
ers of Louis Kossuth, the dead Hun
garian patriot, broke the windows of
houses not having marks of mourning,
and entered the theaters and hoisted
mourning banners over the boxes. The
police and military were, necessary to
bring about order.
FAILURES for the week ended the 23d
were pa in the United States, against
217 last year; in Canada, So against 26
last year.
The international sanitary confer
ence at Paris, France, has approved the
measures to be adopted at Oriental
ports as prevention against cholera,
etc, and the surveillance of the Red
sea and Persian gulf in order to insure
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to Mecca
AN aeronaut at Cannes, France, let
go of the rope attached to the balloon
and fell 1,500 feet into the sea. A
pleasure boat picked up his dead body.
THE schooner Storm King was
wrecked by an iceberg off the Chou
magin islands The captain and crew
were saved.
Four thousand delegates have ar
rived in Rome in order to take part in
the international medical congress
which opens on the Goth.
PEIXoTo is mobilizing the national
guard and is sending additional troops
to meet Gen. Sarva, the insurgent COM
mander. Adm, De Mello declares that
Peixoto intends to resign the presi-
dency into the hands of Senior Pru-
dente Moraes before the expiration of
his term in November next
GRAND CHIEF RAMSEY, of the Order
of Railway Telegraphers, said in an
interview recently that he had infor-
nation to the effect that there would
be no strike of the employees of the
Union Pacific railway. The real en-
ployes of the company, he said, had no
intention of striking and the agitation
in that direction was by outsiders