The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-22
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WARRINGTON NOTES.

>ECWEvARF MORTON has maize his an
nual repurs and dwells at length on the
work "f she agricultural department
IN the inspection of meat. lie says also
the eKPactS "f horses to Great britain
has steadily Increased. In the exports
of cheese t4se United States is at the
rear "f adj competitors and the trade
was star falling off. In butter we are
ont of the race, supplying less than 1
per cent of The British demand The
secretary closes with discussion of
the failure of farming and predicts
bright future for it.
The superintendent of the United
states iife-ssviug service, in his annual
report states that at the close of the
Last 6Sea! gear the establishment EN-
brace 25l stations. The number of
disasters ts documented vessels within
the Geld of operations of the service
during che year was 4s3. There were
ON b0ar6 these vessels 5,4O2 persons,
OF whoRa q. So were saved and 20 lost
The estimated value of the vessels in
voiced ESs IS O01. 275, and that of their
cargOes S3.645. 900, making a total
value of property imperilled $40. 647 235.
OF TAR, amount 50. 165, 0S5 was saved
and $l-5g2. $50 was lost. The number
of vessels totally lost was %.
NSTWIrHsTANDISG the predictions of
the treasury StatiStician. Worthin rton
c. F0sd. the deficiency continues 10
groE- snj on the 18th it was S2l.OOO,
600 Mr.. Ford based his expectation
that Ike government would come out
l. K l,aa Of
creased revenues There is no prospect
of eHrtailment of expenses Not many
OF the experts in government finance
agree with Mr.. Ford. Most of them
believe the receipts will decrease aud
that the deficit at the end of the fiscal
wear will reach nearly $40, 600
UNDEg the abandoned military reSer-
walton act the war department has
turned over TO the interior department
for disposition, the Fort Buford rescr-
walton. North Dakota. 440.0l0 acres;
also the For, Hancock. Tex. 1863 acres,
and tlle reserved portions of Cat island.
Mississippi sound. Miss, Horn island,
an the same sound: Petit Bots island.
TN the same sound. and all of Round
island. in Jackson county. Miss.
A CLAIM for S2OO.OO0 against the
Spanish government was TO be filed in
Washington in behalf of John Repko,
an Italian by birth but a naturalized
American citizen. who was the pro-
nrietor of the Rome Grand Continental
hotel in Havana. Repilo claims that
one night in the summer he and his
family were driven from the hotel by
Spanish soldiers and it was contiScated
on the grounds that he was a sympa-
thizer with the Cuban rev0lutionists.
THE district court of appeals at
Washington has affirmed the decision
of Judge McComaS in the ease of Capt.
Henry W. HOw@ate. convicted of for
gerry aud Justification of accounts
HoWGate was sentenced to four years
on each of two counts. Howgate has
surrendered himself. An application
for pardon will be made.
ER-GENERAL WILSON issued
a general fraud order on the 18th in
GLIDING all the alleged lottery cOmpa-
mics, both in the United States and
elsewhere. and directing all postmas-
tiers of the country to mark mail sent
to these companies as fraudulent and
IL 10 the SCnUcTS-
Ar the meeting of the Knights of La
Dor at Washington on the 18th the adj
dress of General Master Workman
Sovereign was devoted to the alleged
treachery of those who headed the re-
cent revolt against the general officers
of the order He appealed to the as
sem ly to give to his recent order boy
cottiug rational bank notes its official
sanction and denounced the action of
the bankers convention at Atlanta,
Ga. General Worthy Foreman Bishop
called attention to the evolu ion of
machinery during the last few years
and the elimination of human skill
from ell forms of productive indus
tries
SENATOR HARRIS, the chairman of
the executive committee of SIX APP
pointed at the Washington conference
of last August to organize for the
campaign OF 1896 the free silver demo-
Gratis of the country, has sent letter
TO his colleagues stating that he had
no hope of democratic success in 1896
unless they could succeed in 50 organic
ing the bimetaIlic democrats a. To Sc
cure in the national convention plain
declaration in favor of the free and
unlimited coinage of both silver and
sold. without regard TO the financial
policies IF any country.