davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
Sioe aars.s.


fare. Der er insen Itprienb. q,t.
/ at fpnse for TONNE 8anter NJ s',a'sa
. 9gse, ieiu pm oisie por freseor,o nO''S,
ielu ON man uanfrstet iuaoe Ina -. y
oper bette, CT 10 lite 5ormuultt Def =, S'fs
for ii9 ielu." i9%f
Cp3apen er 10 ben at Ipuae Sor.
liitpsrlte Salner % tonsorpsfcno, si,.-
ianae IND ! 5o!ts SBiastelIs 90 s;r ,s,h
iaa De siper gfio / SiaIen o. toner wa
tlang iaa be Zig 8aarbei,ens gr,, 9sa'
taser / Stprte os ~isbrpoenoe 8pIn, a'
sere be roller frem. 9erfor ma, "Rt
en- tpi % tGt os Ipbbsr ailbDtsrfor, '"'
gsen iaa fsiser beraf for bet .r,n,.
uomsj9naelis RSopenbisbeb. az NJ
bape mango Sansere en- mbIrerN. ~'a
Of speoe Siemmer, us bette foor oa
meominore Steunet boIbes pua ct e,,0 ~
er csntrait bslissenoe. ut "furIroo,. E wa
bet til ct afiioes Strgs er ensbetubrno.
a. forrptie 8%etponiusen o. for,uor. s; 49,
ninsen al bet.
9erior inaa pi bois bet paa nuosp mat.
gaaaoe saar an, bolee SangerLeupst b..s
iaaoant steo, bpor Der tan fuos8 ct 0os,.,
be 2oiale os pere srunoet Suub ON NJ o.
teresien for Sanseus GptOmIt oil i,,.
sob til fsrit at bile sIsre noaet FIR ,a.'
efter iom Ell SlagS 9jenal9lo Of "a, ~"
noget.
Der fcrelisser life bibtil nco,n ,o,r,.
Snobpeelie fra noset Sies, FIpnt man !.
iienber til, at ~iaaoant" bar upr,, w.
tent. Den egecutioe aomite hor O.r,,,
nnber fine Raabilasninser tiQa0t To n.
5ribeo at @bioe fig fait- 0inueopola
Spao 8om bar for "SpbpRen., BET ,, n.
Minneapolis for RoropeIteu; liaeium Sr
9io 'aae 8eie fsrte til 8om", fer Bet mn M
TIL at ales gnifer saar til Rinueorols
naar bet sj9loer Sanserfeunet. Winu,oOo,
Iis Tan for ben uorifsIutberIte 8tr,es RsA,
fpmmenoe meo Gette fables WsO,rra
Steo, Iiseipm ben er liseian berettiast iii NJ
fables Stolerues 8p. 8unoe De. M urSra
Nia, at Stepnet Tumble bodies Der. + Or
SIutuinssH al gfai meosns S'OIcrH. q
Sirtiombeb, piIoe Sanseritepuct noen 9uH
ptnse baaSe I 2%iIilatnius os 8etv0ntaa.
8cnliteen er lille ubefisnot mco, at Niln,.
apolis iom Msoernes Steo tigI0e Iutnr,u,
Sroen tnnoe b~efrpstes at bore ct uUast sO.
snapet Bette. Weu bet er iaa rnrt m,a
bet: Der turoe paa Ell iaa fprtrtulta Nou
bore tilitrGtteIis "GitsrIat" for en- to.tr
9ases Opbolb, os buis iaa er 3liRlOet "a
lob os iaa pibe bet.
Sor Sauseus Sfplo tiaaber gretp,tSfp
mitesn Jig berpee Of aniporc Minueayuls.
Santprens at iatts fig / SiriiOmbeo 90 IN.
oerisge ON bet laoer Zig slgre at iuObSb,
Stepnet BERTH. "a pilbe @ooobus gVuu.
TIPS tore SangsrIfnre liant Gan Glare %
9ulutb % 9ecorab aorenc lettelts runm
lutte fig til iom 5prit9rtuing, o. Ut anSr
fra Brariebperne os 9anooititfterns ItulS,
ba flinrc lutte os n9r iammeu Tor at ~.
9Isre Sasirop9eu paa ueuitre 5lgL.
aRen bpao 8 eno ejpr, bet 9jgr iuartl
Bua 8umtteens 8esne,
g. q, 9bnriuesa
Setreter
Ct. Sarnes, Wtinm., 2oeu Sanuar '9l
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
S1o 7afntaS 2c9iSlatur.

9sroae ben l2te Sauuar. Seuatet
mBOte life iOag, % / 6uiet bleu Der life
uorsttet msoet, fun uOgle fua GCrilus
bIeu LATTE ibrIte Sang. Der bleu irems
fat ct pistist 6Urid8 ON at uoiteoe
warrants for at bRfte be lpbenoe uos
glitter, iuOtil Gfatterne fan inobstalss.
3uubas ben 14oe San. gaa Stus
muonino al @%uUeruSreu mgote 9esiss
laturen ibn9 / 5~Elesmsoe for at bsre
GttOruep General G~rnp'Oros 5ren,s
filling at Sa9sautGg mob grsaasie'
rer Guplur os 9eIaslrs9elie AZ bans
% bans 8a%utiOuiiters GienoOm; stts
tprnep @sreralen Oplgite bL. a., at ban
life bnuoe 9euge iii at betale llo9ifs
terne for oisie Eager.
"a T9lleSmgoet bar ooer, fremiatte
Senator 8eoie 6Orilas ON at bemgna
oise GttOrnsp @eneruleu at punbsspuoe
Sag mob be 8autiOuiitsr, iOm Dor
ubeuiur Stateu. 5UriIaget inoebOIoer
Osiuu en- S~eoilguius for be ngopsubise
8snse for SussOmtOtujuser. 3et
bleU left igrIte % nnosu Sang Os bent
pif til Ell 8omite.
SsuatOr Rice frsmiattc GOrilas ont
beore 8sitpttsIis al StateuS Benge i
Statstasiererens SGnoer. 6an frem'
iutte Osiun 5Urilag ON at reoucere Gus
taust al MeOIemmer al 8OnrO al Char
ities nno Correction fra 5 til 3.
Suiet oeoto9 5OriIaget ont at uo'
iteoe warrants Tor be lsbenoe rosiiter.
Repreieutant @bselsr fremiatte 5Ors
flag ON at tiIaoe County GOmmisiiU.
uerS at itafie SGo til ~trRusence 5ars
mere, men oenue SGo ituloe life / nos
get 5ilfaloe uUeritiss et 8roceut al cit
Farmers b%eitatteoe @ienoum.
Gttpruso @eneralsn isnots IND en-
8nppOrt ON, al Slaf NeliOu, Ell Rs'
preientant fra 9guan County, Tom life
a in~obeiattet uoget Legislation 3is
Itritt, life par berettieet iii S9oe i See
sislatureu.
9~snuiuseu for 1uiets Glerts Or.
bleo betDoelis neoiattc.
8 Seuatet fremiatts8 ioag en- 6eips
tuition ON at uoluue en- 9slpnnine al
$4,000 for GrsSaSisrsr IoplOrs Gaas
sribsIie.
Den 6Raestomite, iOm bleu neoiat
iOr of unOeripse Gr.Sasiererens Resrs
Itubsbsser, bar Osiuu iaqet SpOrus at
moerip8e 8ommisIipnGrsn Of Offeuts
list StuleLauo, 8utb, ps Bubble Gras
miner Ntcpers. Oct antases, at olsie
Us andre p~rUmiusnts Wano er inOpit.
lebe / @rs8asisrer Gaplors GHarer.
9irsoas ben 15oe San. Sbas ino'
ieuotss til 5uiet % Seuatet en- 9sti'
tiou uuSsrteguet nf 5000 8erIpner,
Tom prOteiterer imOo 8eIubmisiiOn al
8rOhtbitions 8eitemmelien i 8runbl
lopen.
6uists 5emperauestomite inolepereoe
en- Mdlorjtetsrnppprt 5apgr al Scs
iubmisiOu % en- MiuOritetsrappOrt
imUo 8siubmtsiiOn. WinOritetsrap,
porten iOrtoiteoes mso 40 mon 81
Stemmer.
aasrbruastomitsen bleo pdalagt at
uoarbeioe ct durilas ON u~0rpbSeIie af
ben rusiiIte 3ioiel. Ter fremiottes
bag fun meget iaa 6Urlng. 7et uiss
traite par ON Boring al nrteiiite
8rgnoe.
De- er ben nlmiubeliss Meuiue, at
Observation-Disclosures uil 6lIue uebs
tngst, ina Solicit after eftsr 2 Vars
Prohibition fan Iaa uotale lin Msnuns
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Senator 5nnlfner bar iremiut
5OrIlas ON llOftebelie uf 9icsnie for
gals af 8usbritte / aIaitu, % at On.
ucrngreu bempnOisss til OF uonRUne
5re6sbommere % ~Spnfnblsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Morssfrebien. Samtlise Yar''
srupper inbeniOr genltre bar forlsOeH
pestaset at Opitiae sOsueioseo N'e'
Wariporisn al 9sbberup iom 5O'"
tbinssfanbibat. Marfporien bar g.
oct fit Samtptie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

3bomas Hswan fra Stlaifa bupbe
/ Raubass JOrtrGbs for Suists SO,
mite for Gerritorier Os tolts for, al
Glaita faar 1iqaoelIe at ienoe en- De-
leaat til 8puaresIen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

6r.7ronningeu al Sawaii gniter
MI u9ina at fan Republiten Sntpnii
nnnstteret iii be 6ureEebe Statsr. Sun
itnl bnue ienot en- YetitiOn til Breiibeut
@lepelano, bpOri BUN aumubsr BAN ON
at gisre, bUnO ban fan for at iaa Sa.
iuaiis gerue nuuettereos til be Sorsuebs
Stnter. Raa famine lib beber bun
ON, at Jorbunosresieriusen sipsr bens
be Ell liusoaris Aarsrsnte. pun bar
MI Up9iuet aft Saab ON at bliue sier'
irbiat paa 3brouen.
Satpniis ubenri9sminilter sr O9iaa
~afreiit til 8aibiHston for at ~raaOfpre
Jig meb Satpniis Miniiter Der. Sun
flyer, at ban er tOmmeu bib for of un'
oerbanole ON anlR9 at en- ISABEL mel.
fem San 5ranciscO Og SOnUIulu. So,
mails Regierins er imOo, at iremmeb
8npitnl anbriuses / ct 5Orsta9enbe,
iOm buroe bare en- uoelutfenbe ameris
tanf Sag. Suis life ben fUrnBone
8apitnl fan Uporiues Der / 9anbst,
pil uSenrissmiuiitcrsu iOrIsse at iau
ben fra andre 9auoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
ara @aibinston.

Senntor Sousbrusbs Suftru osoe
ben ABE b.. eftsr ct tort Sp9eleie al
auugsbetnnoslie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Ipy' muHYs VtpIrnryr SSyrr, Ivm ru-
get bar funnel siprs ina uel Tom Or.
@eterS Kuriko, iaa at ben iu~rtisner
pirtelia i'm Sos.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

6asperf | 9pngbp. 2pnsbp Sos
neraao bar uebtaset at anla9Se q
@asparf for 9pmsbp Sp. Anlass'
iummen blioer Umtrent 10000 NJ
Grbeioet paabespnbes itrar eiter Np'
aar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Observation-Disclosures. 8On9res'
mnuo SOlmar, 5Urman uf aOmitesu
for SuNiausranli9senOer, bar ucarbei'
oct en- uOisrlis &appOrt, iOm UiI msO'
fslse SsuiIsuinssiOrIIuset. Den iaur'
leoc 8eUilsuius beIsber fig til $780,
$50, bpiltet ct pmtrins $23S,0O0 min.
brs eno bette Nar5 8eoilgniu9er.
8euilsuin9sn for De ietteriIte SuOias
rcritUler ct rebuceret meo 20 8rocent.
7st er Meniusen at reoucere Oenne
8epiIsuiu9 meO 20 8rocent buert aar,
iubtil ale 8Ontrntter meo ietteriite Sn'
oiauerHOler er uols6ne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

gspilsuimssiOrilasst for GOrtifi'
tatiOusr inbitiaeOes / Ruuoass til
8sOtnselie Of SsHatet. Den iumleSs
gsUil8nius er $685. 57, builtet er
500, 500 mere emo Suiet bsuilseoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

arbitration. 0iliam Ronoaa
Grsmer, Wtsottm Of bet brittle 8arla.
msnt, er autommsu til &uibiugtUn
meO en- petition, iOm ban utG foreta9se
9reiibent G(spslauO. BetitiOueu er
unoertc9uet nf $50 @solemmsr al
&%arlnmentet, 8reiiceuten unmOoss
ON at oirte for, at Der fan ufiluttes en-
9rattat meGIsm be 5orensos Stater %
Sturbritanisr, iaa ale Striospuntter
msllsm be to 9anoe fan bilG9ses Deb
EN- @Olbgiftsret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Sranfriges YreHoent, Sas
finair. Yerter, itrcifer, %
foraariager oerpco nbpfe
SefDrtclie inoen ocpoli=
tiife &reoie tffe alene I
Sranfrtge men cgiaa oper
belle ben etriliiereoe Ier=
0e1.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

! nail iuIrU kan IKE rryse. Kores euer Va.
pda 80 Minuter. In 5Sal; I i3a siis 1 FsFssr kan en- S de
u'hsei ua1rhse llder Ger Matter, Klsdninger.
HNfmsaIuhFlSI kan f.T,a mai 3.b -, 49, -.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

H@ERygSs%y Vss tuu woe az i'.H nsEI
NfsEsSvEE. tH - uhr 9cr1eu III ben HTl'
8hEslkN IKE ~ E1Ai lioietnpe e. rel ltgH
aEsSfTSA ES SINCE Ct a : lclla cinl,G''
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

e
| 81. VI
uss,H q
|e,uH u|
II uutrd
trit H'a
n bslgd
H. % |
| 8dutTl |
Eta.co|
| ieuiHt.r
| ba
|sristsr1
| gnbfl
t,artid
ur.ssu q
| EstH. |
NIB bet
| nsttr8d
| Of 81
| q HVt'
uoliadp|
| ssus Sd
'af grs1
afitto q
/ mr. 4
20 V' ~
wy, u
Wv" y
Nj "0''1
|HSV"
| gave W
OoaN' |
e'uV'
| Nv" u1
| @sn'B9|
| SH''|
EuHNNs1
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

| " ~
EyiIernt
bert bp.
| Vi hn
| srt eli
| On pe
| IL.
| San
| Get {
| gpttu.
jsIan,
| Strt'
sttNtL
| Spfnb b
| kHsrs
taissrr
% iaale
| haHs
RpsrR'
Fuitsru
| l.nHsnl
| ssruies
| IN anoel
| plSslis
| aataatli
| FlHi, &
iplpts Z
| saa uOrI
/ bi
| Der {
| 10 britt
/ h tilpi
| ilisr,
| gOpt Of
| SilIl
| oar, %
| lia Oil
| SbOuue
s,nli9
| gsisrt.
| o.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

f9utrSna|
ratstf|
stsiii'F|
rnlsrt n
Rtbd
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
A MONEY BOYCOTT.
National Sank Notes to he Placed Uadef
the Bans-what Is Thought by Treasury
Off1elaIs.

National Sank Notes to he Placed Cadef
the Bans-What Is Thought by Treasury
officials.
WASHINGTON, July 19-Notes of ma
tional banks are to be boycotted by the
Knights Of Labor. Grand Master Sow
ereign has issued manifesto to his
Organization and to the Farmers ALI
ance, peor'e's party, reform clubs and
kindred societies, reciting the wrongs
of the masses and calling for general
boycott on national banks in all deal.
ings between individuals The boycott
Is to go into effect September l.
WHAT TREASURY OFFICIALS SAY.
WASHINGTON. July 20.-Officers of the
treasury, from Secretary Carlisle down
to his subordinates. who have charge
of banks and the currency, were yester-
day discussing the threatened boycott,
by the Knights of Labor, against ma
tional bank notes. 1t was about the
only subject talked of. After careful
consideration of the question in all its
phases, Secretary Carlisle expressed
the opinion to one of his advisers tina
no serious results would follow
such a boycott. His conclusion was
based upon the figures in regard to the
circulation of national bank notes.
The amount of these outstanding June
1, 1895, was only S2O6, SO, 400. and of
this amount about $50, 600, 900 is held
by banks National bank notes have
never been made legal tender by
statute. SO that it is true that it would
be impossible to force any person to
accept them in individual transactions.
They are, however, available for use
by the government in the payment of
all its obligations. except for interest
on public debt and the redemption of
national currency. They are also re-
ceivable by the government, under sec
ton 5,ls2, as taxes, excuses for public
lands and for all obligations due the
government, except duties on imports.
Section 5,196 provides that national
banks are compelled to accept these
notes as legal tender.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
TIE POETS.

HEEoNYMUs LoRN, the famous poet,
philosopher and critic, of Germany, is
totally blind.
JULIA WARD HOWE says that Long
fellow was good deal of a dandy in
his youth. His linen was immaculate
and he paid particular attention to his
collars.
SIXTEEN hundred dollars in cash has
been handed over to Rev. S. F. Smith,
the author OF America" as the SUBJ
stantial evidence of the peoples af-
lection for him
ALFRED DE MCssET's sister refuses to
have any of his works in her possession
published, as she says they will not add
to his fame as a poet. She likewise
refuses to let his letters be seen, among
which is the correspondence between
the poet and George Sand.
A SCHILLER museum is to be founded
at Marbaeh, where the poet was born,
by the king OF Wurtemburg. A Swa-
bian lady has offered to buy for it the
valuable CohD Schiller library, which
contains, among other rarities, COM
plete set Of the Schwabisches MagaZin,
where his earliest poems appeared.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of The pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feve3
and permanently curing constipation
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute il offered.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
KANSAS CROPS.
The Cool, DAMN Weather Has Been Bensa
fetal to All CropS-Corn Msgnificent-

The Cool, Damp Weather Has Iseen Bensa
fetal to All CropS-Corn Msgnificsnt--
Potatoes and Gardens In Fine shape.
TOPEKA, Kan, July 18-The weather.
crop bulletin of the Kansas service for
the week ended July Is says: In the
eastern division the cool. damp weather
has been very beneficial to all crops,
except in the south, where it was too
wet, sprouting grain in shock, and in
Nemaha, where it is too dry. Corn is
magnificent, us generally in silk. ez-
cept late planted. Meadows and pas
lures fine, fruit and stock water album
dant
In the middle division the cool.
cloudy weather has kept the corn
growing nicely. Wheat harvest is
about over, the yield being light
Oats are making a fair crop Millet,
sorghum, pastures. potatoes and gar
dens in fine shape. Rain is generally
needed in the northern counties.
In the western division the cool,
damp weather has brought all crops
well forward, greatly Improving the
berry of small grains. interfering
somewhat with harvest. but giving
fne pasturage for stock.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
Want to He slaves.

MAssILLoN. O., July 20-There hav.
ing been much discussion here as to
the accuracy of the report sent out
from Spring Valley, Ill, that several
hundred miners in that district had vol
unteered to enter into virtual slavery if
guaranteed the necessaries of life by the
mine owners. an inquiry was sent to
Mayor Delmaro, of Spring Valley, and
the following reply has been received:
Il am unable to say whether our
miners would accept such an offer as
was described in the telegram. i
firmly believe. however. that over one.
half of them would be willing TO 81 gn
such an ironclad contract"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
BAPTIST UNION OFFICERS.
Ehe International Association Elects New
Leaders-Financial Report Good.

Ehe International Association Elects New
Leaders-Financial Report Good.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 2O.-The pro-
ceedings of the second day of the Bap-
fist Young Peoples convention began
with six sunrise prayers in different
parts of the city. The mammoth tent
at Druid Hill park was fairly well
filed at $3.50 o'clock, the hour named
for the opening devotional exercises.
The report of the general treasurer.
Frank Moody, was read. This showed
receipts and disbursements of the year.
S5T,6l0; assets of the baptist Young
Peoples Union of America, S74 los:
liabilities, $4,000, and deficit. SIPS
against deficit last year of 50, 3O2.
The financial condition is regarded as
quite satisfactory.
The nominating committee in its re-
port recommended the election of the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, John III. Chapman. of Illi-
nois; vice presidents, p. f. Bothong. of
New Jersey, J. r. Shenstone. of To-
ronto. Ont, and Rev. DIR. George b.
Taylor. of West Virginia; recording
secretary. Rev. III. w. Reed, of Illinois.
The announcement was received with
cheers by the men and waving of
handilerchiefs by the ladies. Mr..
Chapman made stirring address of
thanks to the convention ami the NOM
mating committee for the honor it and
they had conferred upon him.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
CHINESE POURING IN.
Ceiestials Manipulate Two Sets of Regi
tration Certificates.

Ceiestials Manipulate Two sets OF Regis
tration Certificates
SAN FRANCISCO. July 20.-The in
ternal revenue officials say there are
two sets of registration certificates out
for most of the Chinese here. When
the registra ton law was first passed a
number of Chinese were registered by
Collector Quinn. The constitutionality
of the law was tested and when that
was decided the registration was done
all over again under Collector
Wells. Many Chinese sell their second
certificates and there are said to be
thousands OF falsely registered Chinese
on the coast. They are pouring over
the borders north and south. At Ell
Paso it is said they are passed through
without certificates
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
THE SILVER CONFERENCE.
A Breach Between Men from North and
south Narrowly Averted.

south Narrowly Averted.
CHICAGO, July 20.-The silver confer
ence at the Auditorium yesterday was
marked by a strong difference of
opinion between the southern and
northern representatives At one time
split in the ranks seemed imminent
over a desire of the southern men to ig-
more the Bimetallic league. They main
tanned that the avowed purpose of the
league was to assist the aspirations of
their presidential candidate, Joseph
Sibley. 'Fhe men from the south de-
sired to conduct their work in their
section within the ranks of the demo-
cratic party. and in the north to con-
duet the agitation on non-partisan
basis
Mr.. Rucker, of Colorado, asserted
that the trouble now in the west was
"a growing belief that the silver wing
was but she tail 10 the democratic kite"
Congressman Acklin. Of Tennessee,
healed the breach by the formulation
of compromise resolution providing
that a subcommittee OF five be ap-
pointed to take charge of the distribu-
ton of literature. and that il he in
structed to use its best efforts to avoid
any antagonism with any other ma
tional organization
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
WITHDRAWING GOLD.

One Million Presumably for Export Taken
from the Sub Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The secre.
tary of the treasury yesterday received
n telegram from Mr.. Jordan, assistant
United States treasurer at New York
stating that W. III. Crossman & Bros
had withdrawn Sl,OO0,OOO in gold, pre-
sumably for export, from the sub
treasury in exchange for United
States notes. Secretary Carlisle
declined to discuss the matter
but some officials who have
been watching the exchange market
express the opinion that the shipment
is the beginning of a movement in OPP
position to the Morgan Belmont syndi.
cate who, it is alleged, are holding up
the rates of exchange, which it is dc.
sired to break down.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
FIVE PEOPLE KILLED.
A Texas Family Feud Results in the Use of
Dynamite.

a Texas Family Feud Results in the Use OF
Dynamite.
WACO. Tex. July 22.-Saturday five
dead bodies and four badly wounded
persuasive of whom will die-in the
little town of Mart was the result of a
dynamite bomb thrown with deadly
intent. For some months past bitter
feeling has existed between the
friends Of Abe Phillips, colored, and
Philip Arnold. white, growing
ont of the killing of Phillips
by Arnold and the latter's death
through Phillips son. Early Saturday
morning the town of Mart, 20 miles
distant, was awakened by a loud re-
port like severe explosion. Flames
were soon discovered enveloping the
house occupied by Mrs. Phillips, widow
of the murdered man, and upon arrival
at the scene the building was dis
covered to be a complete wreck,
which was rapidly burned. Dyna-
mite had been thrown in the
house, which was occupied by the
woman, her FIVE children and three
men, five persons being instantly
killed by the explosion or burned to
death. Two of the children escaped
badly injured. One man lost his life
and the other two will die.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
Ohio silver Democrats.

COLUMBUS. O., July 2O.-Allen w.
Thurman is out in an interview in
which he gives an account of the free
silver conference held at his Office yes
terday afternoon, at which he says all
the congressional districts in the state
were represented. He reports they are
enthusiastic and that they have per-
fected plans to go TO the Springfield
convention and force a resolution
through in accordance with their
views. He also says the free silver
men propose TO openly oppose Calvin
5. Briee for the senate and have an
other candidate Tor The place.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-26
A DEADLY COLLISION.
8rsthers Receive Fatal Wounds Going to
See Dying Sister.

br8Cuers Receive fatal wounds Going to
See Dying Sister.
DECATUR, Ind. July 23.-Last night
word was received here from Monroe
that Miss Mary Elzey was diving.
William and Thomas Elzey started in
separate buggies, with their wives. to
see their dying sister. A few miles
from this city young man and woman
who were out riding attempted to pass
both the Elzeys. The horse of Will
liam Elzey. wso came in the rear, ran
away, and in almost a second the
three rigs were crossed together. The
wounded and dying are: Mrs. William
Elzey. head and shoulders crushed. is
dying: Mrs. Thomas Elzey. shoulders
and limbs broken. viii die Miss
Myers. both legs and back broken. can
not recover; William Elzey. arms
broken and internally injured, reeov-
cry doubtful. The dying sister of the
two brothers IS calling Tor them. but is
kept in ignorance of their double sor-
row