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, 1880-05-08

down John's boom he Will DO argued With on
tho spot-
A ,elcgrapl, wire i,as finally tcr,, rnn into
Cincinnati. arul tho riot will a'c hold tfere.
1lltnots being ths pivotal State may nc
count Tor tho presence OF 10 laany dlzzy polt'-
c1nns In ChcaRo.
slower of Song"-{1) Miss Anthony did
mot write "Comc Into tho Carbon, Mnud." ~
Maud didn't oo,ne.
Between John 5terman's fcnces mil Gen.
1.ogan's coal-tninn, two prominent mon 0re
kept pretty lrlsy Inst now.
Ex-senator Fcnton wifi stay two months
longer IN California, and thon return To his
ho1no Mt jamestown, Now York.
"'icasc to ,lotlco low my toes turn ont
My superiority to Mr. Ttldon Il TIM tnnTkcd to
nocd more thnn nrnontiou."-sfr. Hendricks.
Fur n nick nian, rr!ncn leopold IA tlolng
very we'll In the limo Of cngnHrWet,ts. Tho tAtess
ynting Indy to whom hs Is reported Ia have
Offered Ills 1loyai but damaged heart IL a Miss
Daring.
Watkor, denies that hEs wlfa hhB appltoi for n
d.voroo As Won EtIlern had previously tton'od
that she orrr wis married.. Mr. Won H. ID Ilttlo
late with hts aids Of the caao.
Kentucky papers may sometimes fnck
powerful adltnrtals on tho invu1nernltty OF the
Constitution. Or similar thrilling topics, hut
whenever Ten nFoeck II put IN train!ng osr
b1nc.grass contemporaries fairly br'stla With
announcements OF tho event.
There WIS n young woman In Clyde,
Who lnux fur n husband hs,d stRhHl;
by tho Use Of hDe fun
fhu at Inst cattGht n man,
And remarked: "Wcil, I'll make tho boas hrilo."
-3f1ts 1uthnnV
Courtney says l,o 1las "a new rig" with
which ho expects to hnnt HRntan. It may be
10, but tnoat ponrlo hav0 oOme to tho c0nclu-
ston ttnt tho oNly rR capable. Of beating first
elnas modern Datslnnt consists ut q plRtform
With urosa- bnr above It and trnp- dour below.
All TINT Is wanted II rnpo and tho onramnu.
, 1880-05-08

lyo~s.ar ly1soh LOGAN Is In tl,Is city openly aud
pls wha H.. ,us Tue purpose of directing the poa-
tenn ls.," s!seted hIm h"w 10 vuto on tho third
latlon ~ IT,. " OF procuring homo mtsreproson-
ths ,Ili,ra s.ss "al. lie Gun adopt either horn Ut
H. Ss.wl!l " Will ind hIs position unoom fortublo.
hor ~ sa sssuhsd that tho people do not know
liz, n.o, os' nut they cunnnt 10 trusted; that
,pest a Io,,a boss" 1Io has In aet!ons that
aiu.sT ses w. saan ~0rls nominated and eleotls!
u prnr..., ~ .Ao N'sasalp. What Dou Cameron IL
Yp.k kasss4n'a. a,s'n anu l.sacoe Co,,klin1 70 Nov
1,lIun,s ~ IoRan dteiares he tutcn,is to t,o To-
sl.har Of ~ ~ aas acstxI more tlayruntly than
Iasy IN ,ss 1ue nthee bosscs. They utteud sa9u-
nnt. Tho tae't h''I antea In Washington, lie tloos
Appson,i.,," saesa OF cunsrsss,s IL now very great.
aM,aes nv n'41s are going through both
peop!e Of Illinois haye larger
, 1880-05-08

TuE tlltrtl.term sl'rleker OF this city deltb-
,ratp,y fu!siles tho rotstrns from Illinois co.lt-
.'a. in tuble yesterday It cooked up n votc
ss.,1 fnr tic third tern tn 1%D nHAfnst It. This
ahs,,r1l fg,,rt.,g involved tho reversing OF tho
.r,,n tn,lv IN mnny counties, tho shunlolesa
.cMfmf,,v" Of lcsu9atra without tue shilt1ov Ut
,3rIt ur inetfco In many Others md tho hierc-
"ar,lux pf Instructions In all tho Nlatne opln.
,Isa but rigid h,ytstcnco on thom III nll tho
cront countles Not having my Tepuhlttnn as
nfuspupcr ta lose, tho lhrtl-tertn how'er c''t'
AFFORD TO do this kind Of dirty work for tts mas-
mr. II hns usakca its wholc fortune OH tho
thtn,.trru ht,o,l, md wilt say anything or 10
.ny,hlng 10 hrlp that faillu1 oauso along. Thc
tr,o rrtur,,s fr0nl counties, furnished to TIE
TatnusE md TimA by impartial correspond.
eats, uud IN most instanccs reportod n!so In tho
row. columns Of the f..O. euch morning. arc M
, 1880-05-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

highly l,enct!en results during tho Inst fpnr
yrts in tho vnrnus forms Of tlyspcpsia RastrtIs.
nutacA, general debility. oonsuniltlon. ctc. ku-
like beverage IL fuodj: midi FROM milk. peotfl.
inrly 9rnsaf u1 to n delicate stotnaeh. Nothing
ii cail b. safoy ruled OIL for tho reel,perltlon ii
those cdacs 0f low vitality In which medication
Or or.lEnnry nutrition fall. 9e11d for circainr
sold to tho trsdo. Consumers eupp!ci dirrct'y
by 4. Arcnd, Chemist, eorilcr Madison ind Fifth
avenue.
, 1880-05-08

snow, Russell & Co., Tolman & King. Chap
man, Greene Co.: and (srts ;b;'nIh;;, i;','S%Ttl T.
New York, ipuIssyil1c;, On!al.a, 1,ub'!4lc,
4 irlciti, II OH the, lis! for 1900 borrowed
f1,ojlcy, Careless purchasing IL tic main
c1tis4, of tho fntlurc.
, 1880-05-08

ACCORDING tU some reports, apparently
wrll founded, tho Tennessee delegation IL evenly
divided for and akainst tho third term, II this
Ia tho cnso tho Thlr1-Tnrm Bureau lost In
Wednesdays conventions, ncoorltnH to Ita OWL
estimates and claims. Il: votes. TllR TRIBUNE
hpA, however, ntluwod tho thlri torn 10 votes
Ii. TenneAspo, md put tho loss Wednesday at es
v1fRR.
, 1880-05-08
FINANCIAL

apttta1 Dtpatsh to 7ns chtcaao 7rtbuns.
CEDAR ltApaps. Ia+, May &c. ". M!a!ln,
druggist, nlatts ati assignment to-day. 1.fa'
btl!ties, sl,7oo; assets. llearly $1,000, Thero
arc over fifty cred!tors.. The following aru
the Ch!cago tlrsns eauRht: 1T, Reynolds
4 Cot Stern i Rose, FarMtngtqa 4 Co.. F.
W. u0yne i Co., Fuller II Fuller, A. j.
, 1880-05-08

OSE Considfnc, Democratic balllff, we
aro Informed, tins been Furnished by tho thtrl-
ternlHra With horse aud buggy to 10 around
tho Thirtco1tth Wnrl Tomorrow puti drum up
Democrats to vote Tor Grant Al tho Republican
primary. II he ia .lntnx this rasca1ty work, Of
oullrso be has boon bribed for tho purpose. Our
advice to TINT gont IL to Inind his OWL husinoss
mud lot tho Nopubl!can prlmarlos aloue.
, 1880-05-08

THOMAS srAr1oN: tftnn, ,AuE. .. 1san-aik.s1s
I3fuGiEAe SIRs: last saltbati. wns nj Fond
ti,, Ina mud cnlled on Mr.. ". II. Carlton. was
mo TINT your medicine 'tCDnst{tutton Water"
ind heoti tho menns u dung It. It haa been
Tic t,clicf ur avery phys!cian knowing Of iii
respectfully. 7. ASHLEY. 1r.,
Aak vOt,r t1ril0Rl9t for 1t.
, 1880-05-08
PERSONALS.

I4ogan campaign song: SHOWN IN Coal
MIue.''
Senator Druce Is q sure enough dark horse
tor tho Presidency.
~ ca.l't come, but remember nc to Mr.
Cnlvin."-kfn0 u SLAM.
Vlce-pres.dent Wheeler has strung Ills
Dish Anti started for home.
President IIayes a,ul Secretary Sherman
took long ride toguthar lust Sunday. and =
bvl!eyed that It anybody IL found hauling
, 1880-05-08

WE are assured that the report about Mr.
William Ifarpor fixing ZIP a fraudulent Wash-
hlrl,o ticket Iii the Fourth Wnr1 In nn GrroE md
that he IN not Interfering In tho fight at n's. We
cheurfuIIy correct tho mistake; tnt such Tickets
hava boon ooncootod by sumo poraons, and they
will bp smoked out.
, 1880-05-08

THE Montgomery County {Ala,) md othor
carrdd RgnInst tho third t0rn mud 1t Ia believed
upn, Grant will not hayo ns many delegates
from, A!aban,n m ho obtained III mississippi md
0oorRIa,-that IL. less thu oun-thtrl of tho iete-
g8tIon. IN LnuislanA, by nll accounta. be will
not Xot aInYlu deluyato.
, 1880-05-08

NEW YolIX, May 7.-ArrtVeI, Tho steamer
Henry Edyo, frnin Antwerp.
LONDON, Atay 7.-The Steamship nothnla
and State Of Nevada, from New York, have
arrived out.
GLASGOW, May 7.-Arrlyets,. the. steamship
state Ut AlabA!!la, from Now f9rk.
NHW York -.
, 1880-05-08

A FEW days ago tho thlrtl-!erners said that
Mr, Waahbnrna WIS hiding Under Con. Grants
c3ut~taits. Now they nre trying to ancnk IN
Grlmt delegates unler Washhnrne'a coat-tats.
nowarU Of than, to-day, especially tN Tvs Fifteenth
atlI 6crtntke}lth Nfartlt,
, 1880-05-08

THE only genuine, trle-blue anti-thtrd-
term and Washtarnn ticket In tho Fifteenth
Wurd IL as fntuws:
Charles Grclt,cr,- J0cnl, Ite!ch.
g. ". Andrews, it,, 1tcnry 9pcAr, Jrt
Charles Catlin A. ]. AubGrt,
IN. Hntketi,
Any other ttokat 1s q thlrl-tersn ticket In dls-
g,ltsc 1t will fn snfo to vnto ngaInst any ticket
recommended by Cournl Folz Or E. r. g. Ktokkc.
, 1880-05-08

kENn YOUR ia UGl1TEN ABROAD.
"A mint excellBnt opportunity H. Frond Ynnr In
1urgpu under exl4ntI;'lay tnSuFahl1 crGu nisiauSs
intuly (uf ialffrHinJn r. a. lnx &4t1 ND~ tutk lily,
, 1880-05-08

VuTf: tho straight Dln!ne a,.d Wnslsburne
nf,t- -thlri-torm tIokAt III tho Seventeenth WArtl.
Tho alleged Washl,,En0 ticket In that wnrd Is
spurious, ani nude up by four clorRa III
Klokke's thIrtl-ter,n olfco.
, 1880-05-08

TAKE your brothers, nnc'es. fathers,
ncphews, 9randfathors, brothers. ln-law, fathers
In-law, ind cousins tu tho prin1nsies this after.
nom, unl AGO that each Of thon plulnps ono
solid yutq agninst tho thri-terM.
, 1880-05-08

STAND lip tn the raal principles OF the
9rAna old Republican party.
, 1880-05-08
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Chicago Euenl'ta Journal, referring
ate for President h,e sys "we ae arc wen tsa
oniuation o% ta. and 1 that owins to s porsonai TO-
lattons with Gun. 9rput hu will not consent to
10 ~ ,.ond,,iotn n.ainst nrnnt' mt ,ha ,,nopio
WHO proppso to nominate Mr. Washbnrnn hayo
MT oonsHto ana ~ hot me1m 70 !. tn; nis
ea'lditipsto, 10 niuttrr Who 81 candidate iz. ana
they 'eaia to secure hls monat!n pesSi,D'St s,0
rexnrdloas Or n.y. awn pGrsota9l WINES. 1a's @ 's
tho plattl tn9t OF tae nlatter. , tha nlts tne
GasG ~ correctly. Thoso who heb btryg tnat & Mr.
WaRhinlr' would ne tne aost a'at1tatle samul.
consistent In adhortn9 ts' him Y; spite nf h!s
his ros9rtsd aes!arafnn @ to ths elteGs ,, oy l
u mtso! tudaol"fs snat s!lo ntcc knna,a Hons
JSu;7sai,' G ' '''S '''''' ''
r. ID bocon,trp avcrv ,1ov mnre nnnarent
.t 1I,,ot. I'll, ho,,, ~ 1sot.io ~ tho rros1.
dcrttni nn,utnntton IN tho nnnut,Iicon Nnt,nun1
.o,,,."r.ta*, - h"r ,,o,owntfon .haIi In for
0".t - ..,,, T., ,,o.,t,'a.oS. ~ ,,,t ~, u ts
,.o-, .',nnrt thot hIos,, on
n.e,' ,,,ri ,,".,a - ,,n,",o -, ,,n.,n H.;
~ f,s,w,,',ioon w." stnt' t,oScntn s.ftci ~" TN
I'LL, tnstA Viii aupcint tho Ilinos dcleM.tion 10
tho National tonvention,-so that Chcuxo and
cuok County reaily now h9ye It in thetr p9wur
- e22t tho as amu sn"HS s,,ids, to vntor a u
Hon' @is,nt .tuti be nn,nutcd for third tern,
r not The q GIs1s md GaS
10 .itscharRU 1T The wartl ai,d towi,
priulnrles 70, 10 hold to-nlnrrow after
ncxt Mnn]ay' j County Convention, whict will
atpolnt tho drlegntrs to tho BtAte Convention.
W. 9ss .4rms1 @ @apeai 70 ev9sy @ 9pp0'mGntt @ f. ts}s 3s
tioif, u WashI9rne, Or saIilo other Kool. strong
fin y.hnlN Mutton, H Dt,r Presidential G1f1tlf1Ate,
, 1880-05-08

Acc0np1SG to tho best Information now ut
hand The delegates already elootod to tho Chtoa-
% Convention will vote OIL tho first balltt, II
yen. Grant's nai.,o gocs Into tho ConyontIoli, M
flnRa. '
, 1880-05-08

ANY craft TINT sails un.lor falso cotora Is
ptratlcal. Ilnwaro of shirl.torm t1ckots dis
Kuzod III WAyhhurna Tickets. Tho tr,lo Wash-
burno ttckota will bo pr0por'y youchod for.
, 1880-05-08

Al 0oEB Cook County tomorrow 80 goDs
Illinois, ind na K.,ea Illinois 10 gaea tho Roputr
lInln purity on tho thlrl-terln Huesttou-Joar-
tiai.~
That's sol
, 1880-05-08

TIE tlltrtl.turmcrs arc desperate, md will
stick ut nothing Il, carry their point. Look ollt
for ropoatlng. Democratic yotca, ard ballot-box
atulllnB.
, 1880-05-08

Tho E1urIea Of syoniAn arc Iuxuftant
na!r anil na teeth. Tho first Ia secured tIy ]. 4
Il. Atktnaons l'Mlantn Of White Hoses, and the
lntt0r preserved Gy their Qutninc Powder.
, 1880-05-08

rhla, Tenn. wrItca. For rtak DiVtst6it, Car
xilnptiun, Tcnc,ui DthtlifE, ctc.. I recommend
COden's Iicbfgs Liquid Extraet Of lleef.
, 1880-05-08

THE Cincinnati Enquirer tjemocratic or
gan, hca.ls Its rcpurt Of Thursday'a non,o-
aratic State Convention with biz doIlHr.mark,
md follows with tho headlines:
"UE WAS THERE"
, 1880-05-08
CUTlCUIIA RE1fEDINS.
(4lticura
r ESOLVE EN7,
Cuticl,ra, n Medicinal jelly,
Cuticurn Medicinal

soaps
Are tho only known remedies TINT viii permn-
nctlty cure Iiuiora uf tho Hood and Skin, AZ.
fGct0na of tho acnlp With Loss Of 1iu!r. md
i,nplrc hlnot. Cutieurn ltosoycnt Is tic great
est blootl-purltlcr In mctlicne. II acts thr1ugh
the tNtwels, liver, kidneys, and akin, 1t nls0rbs
from tho system. Cuticurh, a!olieinMl Jelly,
arrests external dscMse, ents away l'felUss Ilcsh
and ekln, nflaya inflammation, itching, and irrI
tuition. md lloals 1t Is natural rDprtpluccr ami
bea.,t!tirr uf the Ilnir. Cnt!enrn Honp c!eanses,
htuls, suftens whttens, and teaNtLflcs tho Skin.
j. an1 tho cuttcrr Shaving Soup. tho 0uly Hla.
dicttni shaving Hoapt Aru prepared from Cutlcura.
, 1880-05-08

"go WAS TttE FAMOUS DAn'L WITH Ira PAT
Hwr Nuxti-iipE.H ATrACtfARNT,"
, 1880-05-08

AID ITs COnrs Or AMLg- IloprEn EHatNgE1ss.'
"llow IT 1to1.l.g, STltAtoHr TuuoUou TIM Gov.
YEST10x."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-08

Mr.. Andrews looked like h man just
walked aud told that he had killed some
body.
"Why." he stammered, q forrot
it, l forrot the b ptizing. / beg the
child's pardon! l beg every body's par
don! I'll do it this afternoon"
The elders exchanged chances which
said plainly:
''There's no use, none whatever.
He's q hopeless case"
They went out in body, speaking in
low tones. /, walking behind them,
heard some things they said.
"He's out of his sphere; he'll have
to go back to writing philosophy"
eyes, and We'll get Gorham back, if
he will forgive our folly and come
back
IF ever we get things comfortable
in our church again, think we'll be
willing to let well enough be. "-iSarah
Winter Kellogg, IN YOUTHS Companion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-08
American Slang.

There perhaps is nothing marking the
English spoken in this country which
gives rise to so much concern as the as
serted prevalence of slang; certainly
there is nothing more common than the
depreciation of its use. 1t is often SpO-
ken of as the chief danger which threat
ems the English tongue, at least as en-
ployed by us. Most of us have probably
heard or read assertions to that effect,
many of us have possibly made such as
sertiOns ourselves; yet no evidence has
ever been brought forward to show that
more slang is produced or used in this
country than in England. That what
is produced here Is far more racy, va
ried and vigorous is plain enough from
the appreciation it meets there. But
even if it be conceded that our soil is
more favorable to its growth, that need
not be looked upon as great calamity.
Slang performs an important and, in
deed, necessary part in the develop
ment of speech. Expression has always
a tendency to become weak in the liter
airy language, just as, unfortunately,
the Individual in the process OF becOm-
ing civilized is too apt to gain gentle
ness at the expense of vigor. Less power
is felt in some way to exist in the words,
and so close is the relation between the
thought and the garment with which it
is clothed that the former seems often
to share in the flimsiness of the latter.
1t is this gradual process of weakenings
which slang comes in to counterfeit.
The word is new, but the thing is old,
Slang is the great feeder of vigorous ex-
pressions; for, in its very nature it is an
effort to state more cOnciSely and more
strongly what the established speech is
felt to say too diffusively and too feebly.
Of course it is not an unmixed benefit.
Much of it is silly; much of it vulgar;
most of it is worthless; but from the
countless words and phrases which
spring up in communities where men
think and act earnestly the literary lam
guage, with almost infallible instinct,
will gain something to recruit its own
exhausted energies and to impart to its
expression additional fitness and force.
Il. r. Lounsbury, in International Re-
33iRaD
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-08
A Runaway Husband.

One day last week man residing in
East Toledo, Ohio, skipped from his
family and brought up in Detroit. His
wife got clue to his whereabouts and
came on after him and yesterday she
had an interview with him at the Cen
trail Station, where he had been run in
for the purpose. She had no tears to
shed. On the contrary, her hair had a
fighting bang, and as soon as she could
get her breath she began:
80, You miserable. Little apology for
a human being, YOU skipped out, did
your
No reply.
"After I had washed and scrubbed
and sewed for nearly twenty years to
ly, did you? Our style of living wasn't
wanted diamond pin and a caner'
"Say, Lucy, I'm sorry" he mumbled.
"Well, 1 ain'tr' she snapped. mo,
sir! On the contrary I'm glad of it?
You've chewed tobacco and drank
whisky and whitfield shingles and
loafed on the corners at my expense
just as long as you ever will!'
"What do you want of me, them"
"Want of you? Why, want to
clear my character! All our neighbors
say that you ran away from me, and
some pity me and some laugh. You
run away from me! Why, you low
down corner loafer, you couldn't run
away from anything but a spade or an
ak. l followed you to get this hat
ter straight. I've got to live there,
and I'm not going to be pitied or
laughed at.''
"What do you want9" he asked.
Here's what 1 wantn' she said, as
she seized his collar and twisted him
around. ''Now take that-and that
and tbat-and I'll have these officers
sign a paper that 1 found you and
kicked you out to take care of yourself!
Now you git! Don't ever write me,
don't ever dare to come back to me!
Even if 1 hear that you ever tell any
body that you were married to me I'll
buy shotgun and hunt for you!''
The husband sneaked out doors and
down the street and the wife, haeing
the :. Docs in her pocket, walked the
other way, muttering to herself:
"Skipped out! Run away from his
family! Well, his old shirts will make
mop worth twice the value of his
whole body! Now, want to see some
one grin in the face of this testimonial
that raised him right off his heelsn'-
Detroit Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-08
Paris Omnibus Horses.

Some information with regard to the
work done by the horses used by the
Paris Omnibus Company is given in a
report by the stable manager of the
company. These horses enter the COM
pany's service just as they are five
years old, and the first thing to be done
is to accustom them to the noise of
the streets and to trot under a
heavy load. The novice IS therefore
driven at first with an old horse. which
serves as a schoolmaster, and the horses
purchased are, as rule, SO good tenn
pered that there is no difficulty in har-
Messing them. The ordinary days work
of an omnibus horse is four journeys
over the line to which he belongs (this
line varies from two to five miles in
lengthy; but for the first month horse
is never allowed to do more than two
journeys every other day. At the con-
clusion of the first month he does four
Journeys every other day; but it is not
until he has been in the service of the
company for five or six months that he
is set to do the full work. The average
length of the service is six years; the
company having in their stables at the
present time one animal which was pur-
chased in 1860, and which has been in
work ever since. The omnibuses,
which carry twenty-eight passengers.
weigh when full nearly four tons; and
the average distance covered in an hou'
is five miles, this being inclusive o.
stoppages. The price paid for horses
ranges from 1925 to 1915.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-08
WHIT THE OLD BULLFROG SAID.

OVer IN the pasture, down in the pool.
Sitting in the soft mud, quietly and cool:
FIRST IL Is our duty TO greet the coming spring,
NOW then, altogether, Sing, frogs, sing.
The long, cool winters past, we slept through
The snow blew, the winds roared, but we never
knew it:
an the winters RACES couldn't break our sleep,
NO" theh' al together, Peep, frogs, peep.
Buried in the frozen mud wasn't very gay,
we didn hear lecture, we didn't see play ::
lnese farmers had their fires and lights, and
sieighs to go about,
Noao who's got the best of it? Shout, frogs,
shout.
They re plowing on the hillside, they're digging
by the track
Iney re setting garlic out in rows, with many
an aching back
We laugh within our tight green sleeves to
~. see then toll all day.
Who spends the spring the pleasantest? Say,
frogs, say.
We hear the south wind blowing, soft and
Blowing open all the buds upon the walnut
trees.
The blackhird whistiing DER us shows the scar
let on his wing,
We can make some music, too Sing, frogs,
sing.
Pond-lily leaves above our heads spread out
like green umbrellas,
NO daintIer ones are carried by the faireSt of
eartn's dweilers:
The brakes and rushes round the bank make
shadows deep and still,
Inviting meditation, Trill, frogs, trill.
The sun is getting hotter, and the reeds bend
o'erthe brink.
And here a roasting farmer is coming down to
But give one .wellconsidered hop and in the
mud you're sunk.
Now, then. ali together, Ker-chunk, frogs,
Hartford Conn, Bazaar Budget
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-08
SCH0OL AND CHuRCH.

Archbishop Williams, of Boston.
has purchased the Stanwood estate,
Brighton, upon which Roman Catilo-
lie Theological Seminary is to be estab-
lished.
Professor Elisha Grey, one of the
inventors of the telephone, who is a
graduate of Oberlin (Ohio) College, has
offered to give that institution $4,000
on condition that an additional sum of
$4,000 is raised.
Professor Nowth, ID. D., presided
over the forty-eighth annual meeting of
the Congregational Union of Great
Britain. The Rev. DR.. Allan was Sc
lected to preside in 1881, which is the
jubilee year of the union.
The chief of the Metropolitans of
the Russian Church is Isidore, Metro
politan of Novgorod, st. Petersburg
and Finland. He was consecrated in
1884, and is the senior of all the Metro
politans. Of the thirteen Archbishops,
but four were consecrated before 1860.
Spotted Tail, Red Cloud, American
Horse and White Thunder. and other
school at Carlisle, Pa. They were de-
stltution, except in one particular-the
rule providing for the punishment of
serious misbehavior by Imprisonment
in the guard-house being distasteful to
them.
The Rev. DR.. Girardeau has re-
signed as Professor of Theology in the
Southern Presbyterian Theological Sem
mary, at Columbia, S. G. The author
tiles of the seminary, considering the
financial condition of the seminary and
their inability to fill DIR. Girardeau's
chair, have resolved to close the insti-
tuition for time.
Archbishop Taschereau. of Quebec,
has issued letter of accommodation
against all Catholics who, during the
present year, shall conspire against or
attack men for working at any price
whatever. He warns such persons that
dissolution for this sin can only be given
after reparation has been done for any
injury afflicted.
"A meeting has been held at Bide-
ford, England, to promote greater unity
among all Christians. A lecture on
g Home REUNION was delivered on
the occasion by Earl Nelson. The Bish-
OPP of Exeter, who presided, invited the
ministers of several denominations to
the platform and these took part in the
discussion which followed the lecture.
The American Missionary Assocla-
ton at its annual meeting at Boston,
reported that it was just entering on it's
nineteenth year of work in the South,
during which time it expended $780,
O00 So 600 600 of which were emplOyed
in the education of the colored race.
During the same period it sent into the
South $500 missionaries and teachers.
1t has nineteen educational institutions
in its jurisdiction and sixty-five church.
es have grown up under its auspices.
Over $4,000 pupils were taught by grad
yates from its institutions during the
past year. Mr.. Thomas Bicknell. in
describing a recent tour in the South,
said that there were no better schools
in the country to-day then those in that
part it, and that the ruling sentiment
was in favor of popular education,