The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09

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at Berlin Prof Mueller and the di.
rector of the agricultural high school
denounced the manner in which Amer
lean meats were inspected. They
claimed to base their Judgment on per-
sonal studies made in Chicago. 1t
seemed probable that the German gov
ernment would take action on their re-
ports.
IT is reported that Emperor William,
of Germany, is devotiug great atten-
ton to bimetallism, and that he desires
the government to take every step pos
sible in order to prevent further fall
in the price of silver
A TIN box, to which a burned-out
fuse was attached, was found recently
in one of the rooms of the unterhaus of
the diet in Hungary. The discovery
caused a sensation and the police are
blamed for not taking proper precau-
tions after the warnings they had re-
ceived and threats made by anarchists.
In the Italian chamber of deputies
Premier Crispi read extracts from red
hot anarchist proclamation, which said
Death to the king! Down with taxes!
Burn the Mairie!' and so on. It
created great sensation.
SENIOR PRUDENTE MoRAEs was elected
president of Brazil and Senior Vic
torino Periera vice president
COUNT D'AUNAY, French minister to
Copenhagen. has been dismissed from
the diplomatic service on suspicion that
he was the author of newspaper ar
ticle which divulged certain state in
trigues.
A BAND of brigands attacked the
town of Iztlahuaca, Mex, for the pur-
pose of pillaging the stores and private
residences The police rallied and a
fight took place which resulted in the
mayor of the town and one of the po-
lice and eight of the bandits being
killed and several others on both sides
wounded.
A RECENT dispatch to the London
Standard from China said that an
explosion had taken place in n coal
mine in Shanghai Four hundred and
fifty people were killed.
A DISPATCH from Palma, Spain. said
that the greater part of the town hall,
containing splendid specimens of Ara
bian art, had been burned.
THE police of Paris show no signs of
relaxing their activity against the an
archists, twenty-six of whom were ar
rested in that city on the 1st.
A TELEGRAM from Melila said the
Kabyies had fred on a number of Span
ish fishing boats. The news created a
sensation at Madrid.
A LATE dispatch from Rio Grande Do
Sui said that the insurgents had been
defeated at Sarandi, losing 400 killed.
In addition many prisoners and guns
were captured by the government
| forces.
A DISPATCH received at Paris on the
I'd from Constantinople stated that the
United States cruiser Chicago had start
ed for Alexandrette, Iskandroon North
ern Syria); that the American admiral
was expected to arrive at Constantine
pie and that an American commission
would proceed to Sivas Immediately in
order to settle the questions affecting
the United States which have arisen
owing to the Armenian disputes.
The American societies which are
preparing to visit Germany in 1895,
upon the occasion of the anniversary
of the capitulation of Sedan, have been
invited by the military associations and
by the municipal council of Leipsic to
choose that city as the scene of the pro-
posed celebrations.
The Brazilian insurgent transport
Venus was struck by a shot from the
shore batteries at Porto Mandama.
Brazil, and blown up, every soul on
board perishing.
A PREMATURE explosion occurred in
one of the mines at Sierra Mojada,
Mex, just as the last shift was leaving.
| Three of the miners were killed and
several injured. The authorities have
arrested the superintendent of the
mine upon the charge of being response
BILE for the accident.
! SEVERE earthquakes have occurred
in the southern part of Russia.
A DISPATCH from London on the Sd
said that it was officially announced
that the queen had accepted the resig.
nation of Mr. Gladstone and that her
majesty had summoned Lord Rosebery
and offered him the premiership, which
he had accepted.