Iron County register., 1880-09-02
tickets to be supported at the coming elcc-

| tickets to be supported at the coming eIcc-
ton.
DIR. GEORGE B. JOHNSTON and Capt.
John S. Wise, both prominent citizens of
Richmond, Va, have been placed under
bonds not to fight duel, the preliminaries
of which, it is generally understood, bad
been all arranged. The difficulty grew out
Of Capt. Wise having been black -balled by
the Westmoreland Club, an aristocratic or
ganization of which DR.. Johnston is prom
inent member.
AT Kingsley, Mich, Irwin Bingham
and his brother asked Tim Kelliher to ride
in their wagon. He got in and was
standing up behind the seat. Soon after
| there was the report of pistol, and
Irwin Bingham exclaimed, 81 am
shot!' keliher claimed that it was acci-
dental; that he was shooting at mark
on the roadside. He assiste. in getting the
wounded man to his home. and was just
starting to leave the house, when the
wounded man grasped Il rifle near the bed
side and fred. kelliher fell, shot through
the lungs. Both men were fatally wounded.
AT Terre Haute, Ind, son of George
Haslett, il years Of age, descended into y
vault that had just been dug after rule that
he had dropped. He was Immediately over
come by foul air, and his father, going TO his
assistance, was also stricken down. Both
were dead when eXtricated.
THE crisis in Buenos Ayres is termi-
mated. The Provincial Chambers have been
closed by the military. President Avelian
oda has withdrawn his resignation.
GEN. GRANT left Denver on the Esd,
on his return to Gaena.
THE dead body of young woman
was found in the hallway Of the building
Nos. 205-9 West Madison Street, Chicago,
at an early hour on the morning Of the 18th,
which was subsequently identified as that OF
Nettie \. Carl, whose mother lived at 6S3
West Lake Street. The Coroner's inquest
developed the fact that death was caused by
criminal malpractice, and the notorious DR..
Earll, whose office is in the building named,
and who has already served two years in the
Illinois Pententiary for a similar offense,
was arrested, charged with the crime. He
confessed that the girl died while under his
care, but denied that he was guilty of any
crime.
RICHARD 0. ADAMS, the defaulting
Postmaster at Deadwood, D. T., escaped
from custody while awaiting sentence. A
REPRESENTATIVE HATCH has been
renominated by the Democratic Congress
sional Convention Of the Twelfth Missouri
District.
VANDERBILT has ordered Maud S. to
be withdrawn from the track for the present
season.
CAPT. FRED BAKER, of Brooklyn, n.
v, and five men were drowned by the cap
sizing of yacht in Rockaway Inlet.
AN extensive lumber fire occurred at
st. Louis on the night of the 18th, the Cam
cron Mills and the yard Of Mr.. John Meyer
being the principal losses, which a. ,regate
about 100000.
THE Democratic Convention of the
Lownde> ii. Davis for Representative.
DIR. TURNER, Secretary OF the Ma
tiOnal Board OF Health, says that from Of
fetal reports received from what are known
as the yellow fever districts, he does not an
ticpate that there will be any yellow fever
in this country this season in an epitlesni i,'
form. There may fbe sporadic cases, but the
disease would then be confined aud would
not spread. He said the most dangerous
part of the season is already over, and noth-
ing that could indicate the breaking out of a
yellow fever epidemic has been reported.
He attributes the freedom of Memphis from
the fever this year to her establishment of
sewerage and other sanitary precautions
against the enGenderment of the disease.
The officers of the Board in the different
sections are ready to ;,ct at moments no.
tice to the extent OF the power conferred
upon them by law.