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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

I'm recognition of the hereism dis
rs.ayed by Surgeon John w. Ross, who vol
,vnteered his services during the yellow fever
epidemic of '7S at Memphis, the Senate has
advanced him eight numbers in his grade.
CHE President has nominated Alexan-
der Wells, a son of Madison Wells, for Sur
veyor of the Port of New Orleans.
ADoLPH E. BORIE, Secretary of the
Navy under President Grant, died at his
home in Philadelphia on the 9th, aged II.
THE Senate has rejected the nomina-
ton of John M. Morton, son of the late Sen
ator Morton, as Collector of San Francisco,
by vote of AZ to 10, chiefly on the ground of
his not being a resident of California.
CINCINNATI will place marble statue
of Reuben r. Springer in the vestibule Of
the Music Hall in that city, which was MAIN
ly built with money donated by him. Pres
ton Powers will do the work.
PRESIDENT HAYES has approved .the
order dismissing Major Reno.
JACK and Sowerwick, who accom-
panied Gen. Adams from Washington to Los
Pinos, have gone to Grand River to endeavor
to effect the surrender of the prisoners de-
manded. Orders have been sent out by
Chief Sapovancy for all the different bands to
rendezvous near the Agency, and a grand
pow-wow is anticipated. Douglass has not
been to the Agency since he made his de-
mand for rations On the 18th ult., and was
refused.
In the House of Commons, the other
day, Sir Stafford Northcote denied that the
Government had been dilatory in its efforts
to prevent famine in Ireland. He detailed
the relief measures taken, and expressed
confidence that they would be found suf-
ficient.
PARNELL and Dillon Gone or both)
will speak in Dubuque and Clinton, Iowa,
February IS; Des Moines, march,; Peoria
years naSt co,,,-,. 1niantfy, Tor some
%" past commanding the District Of tho
mo 9rande, died recently at Brownov =, 1he
Mh. +. +. FOWLER has resioned b;s
,T: sl'ioh as General Passenger Agent of 49,
MISSOURI Pacific Railroad and is sncooaa ,ne
" MI. G. C. Cobb. 'ooeoeo
CAPT. ASHLEY Brown. Cashier =.
ne internal Revenue Office at Davton -
q oe1alllter to the amount of $40 ooo ~ .,
w ca ana mas fed the country. "
zen. SHERMAN annonnoos d.,
le Associated Press that no proceeeinms - -
O., nave oeen commenced against hin,
oen. Boynton, either in q civil a I'M I
ry court 'fii Ut MILL
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19
INVESTIGATION PROCEEDINGS.


NEW YORK, Feb. 4
Tho committee of Indian Commissioners
who are investigating the charges against
Commissioner Hayt were in session all day.
Ex-Comlnissioner Hayt, accompanied by
Board. He was questioned very closely con.
corning his connection with the Arizona mine
ana other matters at San Carlos Agency, which
have been investig ated, especially the part al
legged to have been taken by his son these
transactions. He declined to answer many OF
the questions, and asked the privilege of
bringing witnesses to aid his side OF the ques.
ton. This was granted. Iayts counsel made
the point That his client having been re-
moved from his position as Indian Commits
ceased.
Edward Knapp Hayt, defendants son, testi-
ned that VIM. Hagencamp, of the Second Ma
honal Bank, Jersey City, arranged with INN
TO go to Arizona to buy the mine for him. and
That these arrangements were made III the
presence of the elder MIR. Hayt. He further
testified that the latter instructed him to urop
the name OF Hayt, and use the name of Ed.
ward Knapp. He stated that II his father had
any interest in the mine he knew nothing of
it; that he took letters of introduction 90
under Commissioner Hayt. Gen. Hammond,
he said, met him at Florence, Arizona, and
accompanied him to McMillanS, IL small nun
ing settlement, where the Washington mine
was bought, the witness giving drafts ON ha-
gencamp i'll payment and signing them Ed
ward Knapp. The nine, he said, pur-
chased from Henry L. Hart, eX-lnuian A. ent
at san Carlos, VINO was then under serious
Charges, which had been preferred against
HIM three months before by Gen. Hammond.
Hagencamp's testimony was to the same eI-
feet as that OF young Hayt, but his memory
WAS not Clear as to now he found out Ham
mond, or where he found him.
1t was stated that at the session to day q
letter was received from the Secretary OF the
Interior thanking the Board for the thor
ough investigation they had made i'll the
matter, and suggesting that inasInuch as out
OF this scandal false allegations mi int be made
against the Indian bureau that The Board
appoint committee TO inv estIgate all meth
DDS OF administering Indian affairs.
The following were appointed such COM
mittee: Gen. FiSkc, Chairman; VIM. Ii. Lyon
and Albert h Smiley.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19
How to Make Friends.

There are few subjects which have
hAAn more written upon and less under
sae dictates OF some, this virtue instead
~ oeing the assuager of pain becomaa
ene source of every inconven;onno
oucn specialists, by EXPECTING 80
much from friendship, dissolve ,be oa .oo
nection' and by drawing the band ,a,
closely at length break them. II -
certain that the best method 30 cu,,;u..
' anis virtue is by letting it in some moas
ure make itself; similitude Of m;nIs
!, ,no OF studies, and even some,;mna
NV OF pursuits, will produce al,
ne pleasures that arise from !, r al
urrent OF tenderness widens nc :, me
eeas, and two men imperceptibIv f enJ
ne,r hearts filed with good naturo 1a.
'cn other when they were M a., r
pursuit OF mirth or relaxation ohiy
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19
Inc ingalls, Invesfip,t;

before th Pomeroy of KansaS Ieo.
and asRed ao be on an pf Eee
the testimony given at To, nn IN reference to
to testify ana aa Jonn NJ Price He Wy Was enaiess
Hdeh snd reG the HMe ID
Sen neroy had loaned j. q. Hoptn testified that
canvas G faandidate, $4,000 to carry o was s
Of AIdrich that att he eo}nptradicted the sfatemens
Stature ~ f pay Martin, member of crushed ar.
against ingalls,. oounty, for his vote
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS

AT Eaton, Mass, on the ,,o.
the LIST, John D. Gardner and 49,
burned to death in their house WIG "er
Inc newspapers of Minnesota arc oo,,
90 ,a nn advancing their price from 81 so -
Y..oo year, ON account of the recent suos =.
use IN the price of white paper. 'e"'
Inc house Committee on War Claims
So oS ueciued to report adversely mon %
eoutnern war claims for amounts ra,,l.. ~
from *, 900 to $4,000. ranging
n,eeihan, the Pocasset fanatic and
on.o murderer, has been declared i,,sa.
M senI 70 the State Lunatic ASYLUM.
Inc Milwaukee (Wis.> Conntr H.
pitai' located on the County Farm, ~.
s'Ioyed by fire at an early hour on H. as ue-
ing OF the I'd. There were Soma en- ;. -.oi IL
!" Inc institution, all but two of VIZ, mates
rescued. These, Mrs. Christine Na, we're
.geo ~, and Fred. Scharff, an ins.no .son'
we're burned to death. hian'
Inc severest storm of the se.so
ltlant;a n a oushout New York and along the !
rife N &c. on tne night of the I'd. Snow.
he VIM h,a ueeP III places are reported, and
10 HE hurricane. A brakeman on Il
, a Na,, 1 hfer railway and a newsbov Il
l New Jersey road were blown fro,,, Fl
ans and killed. The damape r. sb; IN 'neir o. o.
as enormous. ~ enipplng ~
AT Lucan, Ont, on the niobt If +,o Isl
, so-called vigilance COMMITTEES ~ W.
.eo IN cold blood ansentire family non Wa
slng OF James Donnellv and '1 ,,i- Of of
le' Judy; Thomas, son; and Rrids bill
, niece. They then set fro ~ va WI
mouse and burned the remains A. moi
ut the same hour another party ,,an. bin
ne ne mousse of another son, John Donns,1r n' the the.
Gu MN to the door, and shot him deaS we1
DohheHys Were charged with bavino o ny ;
a ,ae number of buildings in the neigh esta
loou' ana were generally in bad rennta stat
ne time OF their murder they were mn of {
aiiest' charged with incendiarism. two
ne House Committee on Agricult,,re K S,ed,
report bill making the Department ~ into
culture an Executive department. = NJ sas'S
e report of three deaths from of thu
ltion in C,,,x4 o Iom sci
ted. IS con- CAY
ael Boothley, Cashier of the First P f,Hh
'ai Bank at Augusta, Me-. on tho al of Cha
0AA 'no Oh ecutet
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

~ CLERGYMAN recently said tho,
w uahy "a q one while apparently singing
WIN all MS might, the lines, ..Were ,bs
whole realm of nature mine ,h.t tne
en pesen' 1ar too small,'' was dilieentlv
engaged with one hand in his nocLc,
~ scraping the edge of a tbree.cen.
H., :" make sure that it was not .
dime. -BreaksOater Liant Ao'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19
theCODnmi

shs oo for ssary General and Third Auditor;
Civ public building at Jefferson
miftee Ar. Ryan e., Kans.) from the Com.
tho ON Public Lands, moved to suspend
add;. ales and pass the bill creating an
erns ional land district (thc Southwest
ma. } In Kansas. Agreed to, and the bill
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19
FoRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-

Eina o.-oendte-Mr. Bavard. from, a..
, silver hi, Ioiiittee, reported the We.
tba+ oiii adversely Mr.. Beck pav. al ier
port The biz Wv would al hereafter make a 20
1 bi1ef eulogies were 'e deli on the calendar
Iowa, after wbnh nv Rush Ciar bii me ne
nriWifeoooln motion of Mr. Frost 55qnlinmed:.
Parnel and Di 1 noof were granted to Mes .re
fat no person shall serve as providing
| any one "ea, court more than three uo ni any
rules. WIG mole on revision of tbo
for the ext;n ye.e1ee-Bliis were introduced
Gov, 10 eA'ihgulshment of Indian titlas ~ o'
and tn nr,s' o,iaeion with the holders tberoof
If th 90 provide for the sale of the ,,aeoI,
Tb eohtLfGohIederated Otoe and reservation
tinno1 iil , authorizing the conweroiI INDIANS.
and the Senate nks INTO National banks nasI ga
ano.o,,monse-After transactin" o sn session.
in Committee of 40 transportation was resnmed
the COmmittoo VI tne W hole. of the ranuuu;
o'iiiili'tee on the Revision of REDO report of
f,,I.- hb. o.-Senote-A motion 70 ,a;o, :
80 on thursday till Monday NO. '. over t
hat 49,, -, nays 81 A resolution was aS I
,onsderation' snail each day proceed -, t1
,ral order. the debate he calendar en- Of gen.
o the minutes minutes. Several 9e limited 4
,ha Senate Bill for Sai tbs Hosse
a anronai gold bonds passed conversion of n.
tensp of 5 the petition of one SSan a.
racaea as SS efeafte Which e
ght OF War the thr Indian TERRITORY. con fhe 1t
gnlatina. ION was then resumed 90 country i nn
Federal Courts ov A. OF causes from st ai tn
5,, saplred without action on hour hav- Pos
e Rules. nittee on Revision Of rel;
hb. o.-Senate-Not in session
number of bills were introdncaa 'House
rel Gae by Mr.. Washburn (P No.. among
the 'nen went into COMMITTEE ~ t The beft
IIiV private calendar 60 VI the Whole ton
ms adjourned till Monday "'er passing the
Hb' -Sendte-ResolutionS 90 a.. t hiu ~
eSislature, declaring +b.+ ~ both
~. elected Senator and thai sogg Pom
ana should have ,,; 'iiI SpOfford Sena
numha, referred. After the o19roered oa
to revive reports ep6 memorials, etc ion mon,
Commissioners of continue the Court islat,
m oahen up, and Mr. DaviS Claims asah
Brief sneenpL Iech IN favor of tha c.
i iSi Edmunds and Blaine in a'i Hs, made by
Rouse-A large nu Upbposltlon to Iashl(
Kitchen D among them the followi G1.ls the hi
Is sh ana steel by Mr. Rice R Wa the duty occup
Commerce; bbV y mr Of Inter- for m,
lief snerng that the term of oai D dali is
,e also, prohibiting ion shall be and di
lR, O.)-For Common eea,6n day; BY Mr.. put up
dseseo ana for the prevention Inquiry drinks
,rd lR.. Pa %0niong domestic animals 'hr
Navy to desig nashorizingt the Seeretapy Eds
If carry contributions to S'1 Irs yes verse
To prevent se mI speer ID, who, b.
d., M o3pMrntnl2}nn,. bills; by Mr. without
before the over over claims now pros As TT
'er General the vou
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

United States District and Territorial
Courts within and for the respective
districts and Territories in which the
reservations may be located shall have
original jurisdiction over all such
offenses which may be committed within
such reservations. In respect to all
that portion of the Indian Territory not
set apart and occupied by Cherokee,
Greek, Choctaw, Chickasaw and Semi
mole tribes, the provisions OF the laws
of the State of Kansas relating to the
crimes mentioned shall be deemed and
taken to be lave and in force therein,
and the United States District Court for
the Western District of Kansas, at Fort
Scott, shall have exclusive original
jurisdiction over all such offenses aris-
ing in said portion of the Indian Terri
tory.
The New York Times announces,
upon the authority of !" a near person
al and political friend of Gen. Grant,
that the latter els not now, nor has he
ever been, candidate for the Presiden'
tial nomination; but should the Repub
lican National Convention nominate
him in the same manner as any othel
candidate would be nominated, he woult
deem it his duty to the country and par
ty ts accept"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

SPEAKER RANDALL lives IN
"a sn,onaole quarter of WASHINGTON ~
the hill, two squares from tho C Son: on
seoooPylng house which would NOT ran,
lor more than $50 month NJ p ,en'
and a - - a 1eetotaler, and at his receptions
guy. oinner parties his friends bsra rs
put up with cold water and temna-a. "
drinks. A ehpefance
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

600 o.hN VICTORIA has just presen,ed
D. d. 70 Private George Dodd of ,ba
l.n. army in recognition of his cal
iantry In saving child from dea,h ,a gar
the wheels of a tram-car in Dnh,;n 'n 10,
c cor was going down steep incline. and
form u not be stopped. Dodd sprana
forward to snatch the child, and wo'',s
has se paia Tor his bravery with his IT,
,im n not ,:. ,he pole struck him and knoctod
nm with the little one in his arms ",a
# the rail. "'' "'i's' clear
EACH Tito In,l;
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

vor nDisos is much annoyed by the ad.
~ J,se cri1lclsms OF some scientific men
wno' ne says, have condemned his l;on,
without seeing it. MS hght
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

TEMPERANCE CAKE.-Tate ,o,
=. nour, TWO OF sugar, one-half pint IF
ben , MIX a a piece of butter large as /,
nu t egg a teaspoonful of soda and
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

Total. .S5.5 go 81 Sl,llf.Al6 ~
The report Of the transactions of the State
Treasurer for the month ending January 81
shows the balances to the credit of the sew
eral funds at the beginning and end of the
month as follows.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

the az So TIE gTandmother's slipper is hon,
Inc youthful bad boy is inclined Is DENT
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

l.
Judge of the Dallas County c., v" hart
NJ. Is. Smith, resigned. etce o..
Inc following gentlemen hay. -,
pointed by the Governor as n,a,,,, oeeh ap-
missouri State Board of Aoric,,,,' VI the
rancancies: Richard NJ. Gentry 30 70 MI
henry Eshbaugh of ,Jefferso, oedaila,
NJ. Lear of Hannibal. COUNTY n.
wei, t II, Mugford, better known as =" Nur ~
o"h an Missouri and Kansas nc
,fter q IL. i,,' died at Sedalia on the An
p,t;ra ~ iiness, OF erysipelas. He w.
- vii, -, OF. LOUIS, and had been copnec,N
His age was AZ. i'' since 1872.
MIS-. Phebe Murphy was pm
1.-THE eth. 0's' on The night ,
: I p morning forming, OF the 9Th the dwelling q,
.onrd 49,, was found burned IN tha
If .oona .u a,so The body of Mr.. Uerrino
p uarr;. among the debris. II seo,s r
,ce intnn,; nau sold his farm few d,rs 5
YES =, Lille, 10 send his children TO rei9 y
ri .na ,t, ms wife having IatoI, +
ion Tho, iniSht De grounds for sus. "
\ tbo 80 NC hao oeen killed for his moner ~
mo D.. SCI on nre to Conceal The Pt
Por " ~ was ascertained, on going 20 c1
NOV. -, pu,Iy Savings Bank thai tho Bi
,',,, Of Mr. Herring was still on deno. me
bunting to some 5000. ' uePosit'
NJ c nichard Vaughn, one of the ovvnou. nc
nc ~a.eonade River steamer. Georeis ST.
'.' men' INTO The wheel-house on the t,h e FL
I'm some repairs, when, the enci,aan WE
, hs On steam the wheel revolved. tbrov On,
,nd 0ap.a,n into the river. He WV. GA
. leu Immediately, but sustained sevors Rrl
aad d, one n rlo being broken and dean T rta
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

The Pennsylvania Republican State
Convention, held at Harrisburg on the
4th, elected delegates pledged to Tote
for the nomination of Gen. Grant for
President at the Chicago Conven-
ton. The resolution to instruct
the delegates to support Gen. Grant
and to vote as unit on all questions
that may come before the Convention
was hotly contested, but was carried by
q vote of 1873 to 113.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

TIE consolidated Pacific Railway
lines are hereafter to be designated as
the Union Pacific Railway Company
S. H. H. Clark is to be General Manager,
with headquarters at OMAHA; James T..
Clark, General Superintendent of the
Union Division, Omaha; S. T. Smith,
General Superintendent cf the Kanses
Division, Kansas City; j. M. Yannsl2 ,
Auditor; Thomas L. Kirnball, General
Passenger Agent; E. P. Vining, GensTal
Freight Agent; all at Omaha.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

THE New York Herald has opened an
Irish relief fund and headed it with the
handsome sum of ,$1OO,OOO. The Herald
says: 'sReturns by counties from Ire
land show that 312, $50 persons are slow
ly starving, and the outlook for the COM
ing month is gloomier than prediction
has yet painted. Local efforts are be-
coming feeble. People look to the world
for suceor.''
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

EACH Ute Indian has a re,;n,
to 20 dogs. retinue of Is
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

~ 1ne purchase of the lines Of rood
running from Selma, Ala, to Pensaoo,a
the great Louisville & Nashville Roll
.omoination has secured an extens;on
u ~ the Gulf Of Mexico, completing an
' aaoloAen line from Chicago to the deem
water of Pensacola Bav. '--o oeeP
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

N important bill, to provide for tbe
rssar, nmel1 OF crimes upon the Indian
tbs ese ua has been agreed upon bv
=. s house Committee on Indian Al fair:
as p,Uvioes that the laws of the States /
ras a :. eliltorles in which are located tho
reservations, relating to the crimes ' -
buro1ar, nanslaughter, arson, rape.
Jaay and robbery shall ho
nroa nea and taken to be law, and in
0toe within such reservation, and ,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-19

The British Parliament was opened
on the 5th. There was royal pro-
Feession to the Parliament House. The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-16
The Wild Woman of Montana.

INTERESTING accounts reach us of the
wild woman upon the Missouri Valley.
Dennis Sullivan, who was out with a
party berrying last week, came suddenly
upon her. He was within twenty steps
of her and had good look in her face,
which appeared lean and rather coarse
featured. She was dressed in light
clothes, and her hair he describes as
being of brown color and quite long,
hanging over her shoulders, reaching
below her old, badly torn sun-bonnet.
When first discovered she was half hid
behind cliff of rocks, from which she
ushered with such deafening scream
that Mr.. Sullivan's horse became so
frightened as to be manageable for
several moments, after which he UNDER
took to give chase, but the horse refused
to go near the fleeing woman. Dis
mounting he made chase on foot, and
taking near cut over the hill, he came
close up to her, when she turned to-
ward him with her hands raised, making
such a loud and tenor-like screeching
noise that he had not the courage to
proceed further, but turned away, leav-
ing the curious feminine mistress of
the woods and wilderness-like canon,
through which she fled with unusual
quickness. The subject of organizing
party to scour the country and capture
the wild stranger is being agitated.-
Montana HuS6dnd1ndn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-16
fHE DAIRY.

a GENTLEMAN being asked what was
the great point in c6eesemak;n~ On
sM Sa ~ y knowing when to dip" By
mna maj. n = meant S to say: Knowing when
70 saao. There is another point equal
y esssentlai' and that is to get the whey
ouI VI the curds and also out of the
cheese. The first can be done bv fine
cutIlng and few other close points:
the second Improper hopping and press
ing, Doth of which are much neglected.
: DlFFIcuLT CHURNING.- milk
OF cream is permitted to become sour
un.n whey separates, the butter is hard
10 cnurn' Tor the reason that the fat is
maue INTO an emulsion by mixture with
the iacelc acid and some alcohol which
exists In the milk The cream then
foams In the churn or the small butter
VIII NOT gather. The best thing to do
then Is 10 put into the churn quart of
lce-coia water with teaspoonful of
soda dissolved in it. But it is better to
prevent this by keeping the milk and
cream cold, churning before the cream
is too sour, or by adding a little soda or
SAT- 10 the cream and stirring it.
CONSIDERABLE more white cheese Is
beng made In New York State this wear
than ever before, for the reason that
it has usually been in good demand and
brought slightly better price than col
ored. But the fact is that white cheese
must De very perfect in order to fetch
the best price. If it is at all faulty, it
will not be worth as much by one to
two Canf4inQr OOuOd 90 oolorad ohoo,o
of the same grade. The market to
which white cheese goes is very crit
ical one, and the slightest imperfections
are noticed and have q serious bearing
upon price. London ard Manchester
are the two principal markets for the
sale of white cheese, and shippers say
that there is surplus this year which
can not be used in those cities. This
makes them more critical than ever.
and places the makers of white stock
at a great disadvantage unless their
cheese is of the very choicest quality.