The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-09-04

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Walker BY the citizens committee.
GEORGE TAYLOR. the escaped muir
derer of the Meeks family, was said to
be located in tie section arJun Paw
huska, Ok. AMI posse of Indian po-
lice and deputies was said to be going
after him
THE Kings County (N. " Elevated
railway went into the hands of re-
ceiver oa the 2IsL ow NJ to the in
iuries which trolley cars had done to
the business. II was capitalized at
"a. 75O, 900.
CAPT. JACK CRAWFORD, the poet
scout, fell over an mbankment at the
gold mines at Blewitt, Wash, and was
killed.
From the political organization not
democratic, but in sympathy with the
Chicago platform, Chairman Jones, of
the democratic national committee, has
appointed an advisory board, consist
ing of Senator Teller. of Colorado;
Senator Dubois, of Idaho; Senator
Butler, of North Carolina; G. I. Wash
burn, of Massachusetts,; L n. Stevens,
Of Colorado; and George P. Keeney, OF
California
THE Rathbone Sisters at Cleveland,
O.. on the 2sth elected the following
officers: Supreme chief, Mrs Ida NJ.
WeaveE,'of Idaho; supreme senior, Mrs
j. q S. Neubert, of Kansas; supreme
Junior, Mrs Nellie ScatterEOod. OF
Michigan; supreme manager. Mrs
Flora Weatherbee, of Minnesota; sa-
preme mistress of records, Mrs w. d.
Wood, of Missouri; supreme mistress OF
finance, Mrs. Emma NJ Bell of Ohio.
THE pythian sisterhood at Cleveland,
O., on the 9th elected the following
officers: Supreme chancellor, Mrs.
Geerge W. Bemis, of Massachusetts,;
supreme vice chancellor, Mrs. Fl. p.
Libby, of Maine; supreme Prelate, Mrs.
Nv. H. Dilworth, of Nebraska: supreme
mistress of the exche9uer, Mrs. L. A
Small, of New Hampshire; supreme
mistress of arms, Miss II. Mueller, of
Rhode Island.
The Sioux national bank at Sioux
City, Ia, did not open ats doors on the
2Sth. A note posted on the doors said
the bank had suspended ewing to
would be paid in full
PROF EDWARD COLE. an seronaut OF
| Toledo, O., was drowned in Maumee
/ bay on the 10th after an ascension.
His companion, who was billed as Josie
Carmel, was saved by her life preserver.
The balloon rose from the Casino on
the bay front and was about three
miles out when the tragedy happened
Thousands of people witnessed the
tragedy.
TIE employees of the Rochester itum-
stler works, near Beaver Falls, Pa, re-
fused to work at a reduction in their
! wages of 20 per cent, but went back
20 work out the glass n the pots at the
aold wages, when they wElquit.
The state institute for fseble-minded
children at GlenwOOd, Ia, was com
] pletely destroyed by fire at an early
hour on the goth invoking loss OF
| S15OO0O All of the inmates were res
0ued and the records and papers saved.
THE European powers have warned
TIE sultan of Turkey thRt he endan-
gered his empire by eCnniving at the
continuance of anarchy in CONSTANT.
neple The London Daily News, in an
! editorial. said that Europe was face to
1 fssee with the deposition of the sultan
art the partition of TurkeE.
The Colorado NJ E conference has
| expelled Rev E. f. PassmCre. of Den
yer. from the ministry ieeause he ac-
| cused Bishop Warren OF being in league
with -saloonkeepers and gamblers
SE&aAToR TTLLMAS. os South Caro-
lima sent a telegram to ex President
HARRISON at New York. challenging
/ him u joint debate
\ cLoyDBURsT occurred in tae min.
irc camp,of Mezquital del Gro Mex ,
and nesr4v every house in the place
was WASHED away. Fivs prr>or6 met
! death by dvowniu-.
PREkER fro. VINO is also minister for
the interior and secretary OF the Ia D.
arese eahinet. has resi-re /.
The sd dry goods firm of Hilton.
! Hughes & Co (once 4. r. ,'e~ar, x
| col. at New York made an ASST nment
on the 2Gth. The failure was due to .
Gradual decline in business.
/ The supreme iodre of the Kuirhts
Of PvthiaS at Cleveland. O.. on he 9Th
| elected officers IA follows: Supreme
| chancellor, Philip ,CoSgrove: supreme
vice chancellor, Thomas u. Samp G of
Allegheny. Pa; supreme master of ex-
! eaeauer. Thomas D. Mears. of VIII
mington, Del; supreme master-at-
| arms. James Noulson. of st. Johns, y.
| B:>upreme l1ee per of records and seal
Dr. R l. c. White, of Nashville. Tenn:
supreme prelate. Albert Steinhart, OF
/ Greenville, AIa.
WHILE Sunday school excurSionists
from New London Conn. were land
! iEg at Gales ferry on the Goth a heavy
/ tram ear was let loose down an incline
| by party Of BOYS and it dashed into
1 the excursionists. One woman was
killed. several persons were seriously
| injured and a dozen or NOR we're
thrown violently into the water. A
panic resulted. in which several were
! Injured
THOMAS E WATSON. in his paper at
Atlanta. Ga. on the Goth. asked TO be
notified of his nomination He said
that Marion Butler had misstated
facts when quoted as saying it had