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, 1880-06-30

1'iE steamer Humboldt, from Now York
to Liverpool, took fire iu mtsoeenn m tho 18th
Inst. FIFTY bales Of cotton wcre thrown over-
honrd, aftcr Mhith the tire was uxtfngulshct1.
Tho vcssu WINS rnthor Rnrously damaged,
, 1880-06-30

TItE Ruppcl, organ Of tho French Com
mHnsts1 Threatens tho abolition of tho Frcnch
scnato In caso tho Amnesty b1ll Is rejected ty
that bsNly. Ot tho other hand the Journal ties
Dttmts, tho Conservative orgatl, says Tint tho
Government cantiot staud II tho measure should
nnHa
, 1880-06-30

THE leyce which prptrets tho bDttom-lands
III tho ncighborhtp.l pr Wnrauw, 1T this stnte,
broke Monday night, md tho water poured In ali
ycatcrtny, destroying tho crIps On sonic 1900
ncrcs aud drowning Hctcr4ll hcad of oattto. Tho
eraYnsae Il 9OQ feet Wide.
, 1880-06-30

IT IL sail that President 1laycs will, on his
return frO htH "trip. rotnnvc tho avt1,y mil navy
officers who hnye alrcnly rcachcd or passed the
agu OF retirement.
, 1880-06-30

TIFF cities nj New YUr} State. outside of
tho metropolis anil brooklyn. do mt seem to
hnye increased much In population during tho
Inst ten ycara. Syrucuap hls onIy increased
as,Dae, mixing Its population ut present hiatt.
Oswegu has now a1,lQ2s belng nnly nh increase
, 1880-06-30
tho Amcriuans wcro victorious only by II

Two PERSONS, named respectively Foster
and Johnsnn. woro arrcstod yesterday at Phil
ntclphla for corntnrfoiting unItct States silver
dotlars. Abundant evidence WIS found In tho
room whore they we're cntturc,l.
, 1880-06-30

1'uE Denver Il Itt0 Grandu Ratlroal extcn-
sion bus bcrn completed to Nhlta, within three
ulllcs Of Lcnuyillr.
, 1880-06-30

SINCE the Cluctnnnt, Convention threw
oror,s,r, I'm nnrsonif,no+tnn ~ tho n1rra,,,,
Cry" tho Now York Sun finds its old occupation
gone and has turned its attention to tonnties.
The 4 san setyeti notlee OF. the Convention At tls,
or thoy innat nominate Tt'den." They elected
70 n@y sh TO
onens n ulen,lor" thualy:
'rrt There IA % ~, t,ouh. hat more t,n,e oa min.
nre Required to naEtor 4 thg , art nf aEing m TIC
ta',,n 9s' ,, a a,,,n q uy @ a VI" srs ou.
duu{os uctwcet, thr sound uf English woriIs and
thc!r written turn arc 80 wide, strange, and
mnlttiiainona nat petiect anept q ,i,t ortnsg
fnay III inaeeo 1uso p"c1io'1saol'' % 'n"en -
IN. nm so tbou ,,tr,a ,,,+cronce IN fcors TINT
!, ~ .a.,,mi,, rrnnoso1' n. TN ni,vnnotnu ~
forot,c rcf,,rm uipht prnvo ,y.,rso tI,nn tho
.,1soaeo " II tn,nrsss hn,xnvcr tho ,norn r.,ccrt
.s ,,,aL,. H. ,astne II, ,s,,;.l, ~, hn,.n
.1rcS ~, ), fr.',, e,c ,snr,1s No "honor" or,I
~ ;, .so. s,,,.t. 10 ~, Wr,s ;, s,,,t ~
thinks that tho pronunciation Of certnin words
could not bo mn1u to conform to tho spelling;
that y, auoh wo'rs rs arc now uttered illoront.
by e!tations: ,,.....- -...,
tue sor "otar sss wSaid M not pe ~ yetteS BY
spelling II; " nectlisr, Or ;. nither." Agn!n, Ply
xs aary nS @o sssss h DSax asxrE S1 IL M
@ %ns Sf thslr ss sS Ss Sy eaase il T. osax
enso {sa "sf2l w"a t"ve to Se selie 5ss:
tSr Sy 3 soas sY o a n FL nsFfea liz ss ssfs so IN ts s
hont 81 to bs4t MstnsF ns tsh z
sp9s W. ot srs 0fS Sa%sateS peop sv nt1s ut
Krse " 10 Tug p1o,,nsaton Of ,',aSaI,, qs
, 1880-06-30

buck. the young 'foxan who shot aiNl Sc
r!ously wounded John q. Thompson, Jr, Mt
Highland Falls. has tGen indicted by tho Grand
Jury Of Orange County, N, j.
, 1880-06-30

TIL: locust plagl,e III the netrhborhoosl ut
Astrnkhnn. In Aslati0 Ili,ssiut Is So Kro1t Us to
defy oil efforts TO eradicate It. ~ saya tho ltus-
sIun MIniater of tho Interior.
, 1880-06-30

THE Insurgents ut Huen0s Ayres made pro-
posas Ut ponce With tho National forces on the
eth, md the ncenttations which followed hnya
resulted katisEuutorlly.
, 1880-06-30

THE Fanal Eunclo ut brussels has been
notified by tho noglan Minister that tho lsslxAu
Government docs mot wish 10 hold fuTthel
d!plomatio relations with the Vatican.
, 1880-06-30

p. THE Pope advises tho Belgian bishops to
kcrp strictly within the Inv In their opposition
to the reecnt educational docrccs uf tho belgian
Government.
, 1880-06-30

A STATE nf Siege liay been proclaimed by
tho Porte throughout tho Turkish Provinces on
the Greek frotit!or.
, 1880-06-30

...,.nu ii. a,
nt,.s III M.s s,: H. mutlTIy INC TcRlettninn n
Essit. whIri' 9nrit1iind iW rae. -. a., ,",!s , w
mnto population OF ;W0Ms1
After Il t,lhnt!ty OF tatk, It WINS propfsr,, thai
tho iettcrcrrtera should tnko tho cena.,a Of n
r,sr.
Nr. Ilays en!d to mnko tho lcttor.carrIcrs,
Work aa nsHcieht ~ 1ostib!o tho tnen wnuit bttb
~ g,'tt ~ Y, 't!oif !,4i tinaay rste*:
no,ntiui,lsa t,l ur,inst nn,rnt,,rs snIn t1'n.s
nr Mi tho 1laca rrpnrlo,i IL hnyn lreti OtnItt"t
"; t19 tp1norqtt,ts t!1t{B ttretrt had mt btth
i," n,n!.i,t, - Me sm,tr - HH ,,ta,!. !ns. ,,,..,
vnll1nirer VIVA tlsosso,i. hut ~ M ,,rn,on3Tt " 9ls
oY!. '''
At. ilnSE Ha[h his. plan wns tn furnish cnth
rnu1sl y, Invs, %lsn H., T., MoK' aiInootcnly nr.
rrg'iinr duty. u,d titS cnn tt,a @ n III ~, n,s
4 nltnes hn!i hcbn enumerated Nltcady, ia 1nnrE
il1otn 20: e not, 70 tAka them tluwn. Tllczo
v,smr VIZ cn,9l ~ aslsa er e tug Super.
a,il ,,Ipiy ay ossiot,s thmt m,%it ha III starns ss
erc.1. '~''-
cnnphnsntlon tur tGy for thu letter cntrlcrN AID
tGls rate was ltflnliy alrrcc ttpnn. u was
a,irR nimRhE m soir Knts NJ th1 l'irhost would bc re-
Money wns subscribed md thn cnrrtnrs soro
net nj work. We shnll sot, know ,v,,nt fs .to w.
alt Ot tllpjr cu,,nt. ttow iunny hoora ,,n,no,
will be rl,t,r IN on Tim Cena,,s Htnnr,t.or ~, .hts
1nethol remains to bo seen, II snc,ns thoro nro
Int $40 yotora II, tho Cmntv tf st. Tnn,a ,.,'
wotl1 i,cuto Il nopilnttot1 Of not mnro tLnr
ts1OnO nftrr tnnttnp t,t,eral n,iovnncn f,r re-,
hntitrnijzc,l FOREIGNERS. Tho Cons,,H guncrvan,
bus not bcen nl,to thus far to find ma,,y mora
pcpplc In St. Louis tbau TINT number
----.s..--.----------~- --.s.-----~-
IN 1861 Itcrbcrt SDouccr wrnto n 1cttcr !,
Prof, Il. l., Younns, of Now York. settinu r,rth
his opintou Of tue true attitude Of Enrlanl
+nvur,l Inn Nnrti,ctu stntca ,,n,in7 +ho t,n,,riI
ton. Tho 1rttcr wns mt In tvno In tho Mas
, 1880-06-30

Ex-Gov. DESSlsoS, Of Ohlo, Is safl to
have luborcd llarsl tu convltco Ete.retRsy Bher-
nun that uov. Foster sold him out in the CHI
EtlKo Convention.
, 1880-06-30

IT ia stated tl,at, sl,ould Turkey refuse to
comply with tho tlouisIons Of tho 1surln Con.
forenco. tho Europcan F0wers will not hRya tho
ald Ut itance In enforcing thu,11.
, 1880-06-30

THE population Of Decatur llas increased
1000 IN ten yenrs. It Ia now O,500 Macon County,
iii which DccAtur Is Situated, h,s ~ ,1G people.
, 1880-06-30

Tit: Secretary OF tho Treasury yesterday
paitI william, II. Vanderbilt tho Interest On one
thrtlett of tho cntiro bonded debt Of tho United
States,
, 1880-06-30

A SHOOTING ailrny between gamblers ut
ilitenn ysta Colo. rusutctl In tho tleath of ono
and III dangerously wounslnK another Ut tho
parties.
, 1880-06-30

Tt.1ous lcaptHV tolrn for fie sctss0n. and s1tHt-
,n,r irure}er1 rdH harc TiiE DAiLr TNlnuSE
4uae To them, postpaid, for $i.e5 per no''n. III
c1udf,,y Stt,Hlav tdtion, nr sf Icr month ,rit|l-
mt Il; and te address tcni be changed ~ often ds
.trArrtf
, 1880-06-30

Tur Kt.-l'ey. John Watterso,, recently
npp0lltcl lttlnun Catholic flishop of Columbus,
o., took ct,urgc OF his tiiocrse yesterday.
, 1880-06-30

THE American, md Irish rtlemcn wt4e en-
trrtnincd at a prlvate banquet last evening by
tho Lt,rd- Lieutenant Ut ireland, Enrl Cowpcr.
, 1880-06-30

THE CENSUS returns give Milwaukee, n
population Of 1ls,lBl. This, for n suburb OF
Chicago, iB doing pretty we'll.
, 1880-06-30

b, JULES SIMON llns once ugl!n manifested
dfspIeasure at the eo,lrso Ut the Fremph luv-
ertmcut by refusing to net az reporter Ut tho
Senatorial Amnesty Colnlnittct..
, 1880-06-30
CRIMINAL Law m CHICAGO,


onimaNa1 'a3 - ~ ~ e.onuU' ..o'..,'
ou -. ua' ~, a,"s "",sss. .. .,. ,,.a,, ~ s 10
rlo',p'',Is' , '"1o s''e'aey W.. "~' s"e
e'l"'''i la"s "Ee eNeeuteu III e"oHua: t4eo0
t'a.l 'no.s'n ~ "eo a1o ,.ul'' meuiss ,, oa""n,
a, e'.a,o1 " tno ioso'1o u."s' aea o. " Mou."
'n'ne.eu Wy I'LL a',ErS a'scnntss" "o9hh'a'',
a'a' the nun ",'o nlea t1o suot ~ ''oM n''oel
se"te'ce ~ w ",'"se" SUM !,''o ~ 'a4s. ~
eo''''"s' ~ .'l"'le oet"een 'ie ics"i "et'9l
t'ken III 'ils easv "''a toa' leccn''5 nuo III
tue ouillo e'1se III AeAas.
N1s h"Faly mecessnIS ~ ~ W ,nF N""s ~
aeS''s aos "l' Itus''".'o,' y. s"o u'neiei!ce ~
ll'o aun1''''s'tu''ua u J's,se' espcslu"S !a
criminal cases LOW ,', Woulo !" stn'!iaf e'so
hhse oeom t'en'ea h G'ic"goF Ae1 us sup
pose tnat tlle yelletaoic es'ltor Oh tsle on'-
caso i'mes nal 'o'ha IL necessary 10 us
charge oilc ol ms Wo1Khe1 loF so'oe ae1e.
netioh ol au.5' 'nnt 1'io n'a'9 hna c'itea
Upon the caitor III MS sahctnnl aid
demanded restoration to lils place anu
nay: tl,at falling TO hayo Ills demand COM
piled with, liz Arow II pistol al'q SHOT Mr..
Storey, who died from tho effects OF tlle
wotlnd SCOTT after. we WILL snpp0sc tint all
ttlis took plhce some years aKo, anil t1'sa let
us ask now tilas case "oilid nave beefl a1s-
posed OF by THIS time. According to general
precedent nnd practice Tile assassin wotlltl
have been promptly afrested Wy the police
| and rs promptly Indicted, and shortly utter"
wards he woulsl have beeti let out of jail OH
bail. After All Interval Of spyersll months Il
demurrer would lave been entered to the i'-
dlctlnent, Which Ill time would ]ulso been
argned ind overruled, atnl about II ycnr after
the lnnttler tic prisoner would ''ave been
, 1880-06-30

INDIANAPOLIS has II population Of T5,o31,
being AL Increase nf s5,00 In ten ycnrs. but tho
peuplo ot tho Ho0sier CApitul arn mot happy.
, 1880-06-30

a FtEt1f.E wl,ttt anl hail storm did consltl-
crubiu 'lnlna9o to tic ersps and frift-trocs III
tho ,!egh1urlood Ut McnI!utA ycatordAy.
, 1880-06-30

N1E. uuInu1sI,, who WAS Controller OF the
Currency ,nder sccrctnry Chase, was 0io OF tho
Victims Dr tho svnwnnGhnka disaster.
, 1880-06-30

PnksrpENrllAyE visited Hartford, Conn.,,
yesterday, md was given n pnhtc reception.
, 1880-06-30

In this country no admitted Inequality Of csasscs
ind conditions stich NJ would tuatify t,hchnn1
taxation; ard therc IA posttve constitutional
injunction ngnintt tho 1svylns Of tlltr,ct tnxcs
except In proportion to population In the scv-
frnl athftA
, 1880-06-30

flenrbnrn xtrcet. curcf pE abnrnt. En1hroh1an
IT Austin 11aty's New York Company. "A Modsri
Arabian Naht.r Afternoon and oganln1.
, 1880-06-30

TIL: territory Which tho berlin Conference
PROPOSES thut Turkey shall cetta to Qrceco Ia
cstisnnted to coslt,lr 401, 100 Inhabitants.
, 1880-06-30

I,nndo1pt strcot. t1twcen CLARK md In sa1la. }'
gugrmcnt nj Joseph Murphy "efaun lhun." Af-
tcrpouD aud evening"
, 1880-06-30
HANCOCK IN LOUISIANA.

n.sp Us ~ ier 5no w9mse m ~ nn c"p!n
al Men Orieim.
It was Gen. 1fancock's brief carcor uf n
few months M Military Governor Ut the
district embracing Louisiana nrli Texas,
during n pnrt OF 1851 and part Of 1868,
which commended him tu tho confctterates
ns Il candidate for tho Presidency, aid tho
ubuyb extract is the single text which Is tlow
CITED ~ show even tic sc1nl,lnicu OF civic
experience for tut inan whom tho Confctl-
eratea nav desire 10 elect the Chlct Atagfs-
trato ut t1,e Kepubllc. !.
Tho language lnntet1 reais very honestly
md patriotfcalfy when standing alone. Its
rcal Significance, however, t,ay bb follnd III
tho circumstances umler which Gen. Han
cock assumed coinut<,i,tl Of thu Department
Of LoMistann nnl Texas.
At the tinto In tltles.i.,ul, Andrew Johnson,
then Actllig-l'resi,lent of tho uMItc.l Statcs,
WIS il conflict with Congress over the cl,-
forcunellt uf tic Reconstruction acts. .Toll,-
son Ind shawn himself n traitor To tho purity
which tad elected him Vlcc-1'rrsltunt mid
to tic principles whfel, that party repre-
sc,,tetl. Coming into tic Executive Office At
tile close OF tho War. and continuing In
power during lilo critical period Of rccoil-
strllctln,l, llo lid wl,at he could to latrutzo
the Iogjrnl results Of tic Nations victory,
aMl sought to r.slorc tho ruling caste III tho
South to the same position It had occupied
befure It's rebellion, Without rcgnr,t to tho
effort that Ind bee, male to break down tic
Government or the cl1a1,ge Of conditions
which l,nti been wrought ly the War and tho
constitutional amendments, ro this end
,1ohnson pr0stitntetl tho pntronuRo pertains
tnr IN his oftfee cxcept 40 far as his iisposal
thorrnf rnutti In rpstrntnnt) by tic Senate,
IN mnk1ur military assignments. how
oyer. he cnulh ,lo M ,,e n,enscd. tae1,.
Sheridan 1,ntl bccn In command of I,outsInna
md Tcxas, md lad cntleayorcd to cuforce
the Recommendation acts in s1,cl manner as
tn nrotect the 1Juiou peonle. haiti wl1ite md
hnck. trhls did mt suit .to,,nsou, who
tookntl nl,n,,t fur nj, ot,1rer who would follow
Inn .1nhnsn,, "noifcv,, regardless of tho con
s,i,ntloual amendments and the laws. t1e
sclcctnd Tim. lInncnck anl nnnotntp,t him tn
, 1880-06-30
ANlUSEAtltNvS. A

Afcvfc1<cr'a Thrntr~.
bfhdtson street, between f,enrssprn and Slate.
Engagement of II. Il. htnhns Comic npctn Conpany
sHotcace!u." Afternoon nnd esonsnR.
, 1880-06-30

Chicaxn T1ckcy Elut,
rrack at tcrnnus Of Madison rttco. car.ine. Races
1t 3::N Il. III.
, 1880-06-30

ONE Of tho locks OIL the I.acltAe Canal,
aear Montreal, was burst ycsterslay by steanl-
er. The result was q lasa Ut twu stcuni- barKua
aud other property amounting In all to $lD00O0
, 1880-06-30

> NOTWITHSTANDING reports to the contra-
~, Gtn. Mahono, Souator-elcot from VlTRlaia, Ia
Aa!d to be very !uurh dissatisfied with the Cin-
esnnatl nominations, ind will not support them
very enthusiastically.
, 1880-06-30

THE Cleveland Ptatndculcr tDcm.) mas
printed Il larxo, wel1-axecuted portrait heaa Q!
0cu. ltaucock, lts candidate ior tho fEvsldsans'
, 1880-06-30

Nit. ES0L1ali, tho Democratic candidate
fur Iee-l'reAIdcut. IL nj present Chairman ol
tho uctnugratlo Cnu.palKn Committee Of lndt-
nm, and Ia sIl tn bu TnthUr unwilling to rcin-
gulaA Il, Notwithstanding tho evident bud tAstt
u retaining II wh!Ic candidate for anet, au
pfico III the Vice. Presidency, 1t nppenrb that
Mr. English is by no ncnns hol'eful Ut Do.ate
cratc slccess In tue Presidential rlce, tli,a that
AIs object In rutAinin4 tho Chalr,naaslip Ut tho
Btate Campaign Comn!ttce Is that he may put
up Seh candidates fur thu ln,ttAra Legislature
Us viii yatu for him f0r Senator to succeed Nc.
I}olaIl. lte,lllreks IL nls0 said to bu Il cantll.
.lMto for tho unltel States 6enAtorsh'p. a4ttl II
pretty triangular fight totwcen bfuD0mtd,
Hendricks, and Engllsh 10 ono Of tho ptxsiblll.
tics Rftor tlo November election, stl,uld tho
Democrats succeed In capturing tho lnsls,l1a
Legislature, which Is by no means certainty.
, 1880-06-30
POSTAGE.
Fn3ff3d al the J'ost.p5ree Al Chicago ill., Steand-
thus Mattel.

Fn, tho bonoat Of our patrons rho destre To sslld
Alnsle cortcs Of THK TR1tItEE through tho nln ne
gty hurerIth tho transient Edto OF postnge!
f}amfstlt. prt any
Eight aud Twelve raRo tapor...s.....+.",..3 cent
SlttG9h fhR0
fnfffVn-
Esht md Twetvo fAEe fapet..+.."...........9 eenM
, 1880-06-30

TUE proposed Increase Of tho british In
couIe tax by ono penny In tha pound has already
been n!alc tho ocssxlon ut various arguments
in favor Of tho rpimposltlon VI that onoEous and
unjust burdun 10 this country. hut there Aro
aoEcral Important poirte OF difference butwccn
tho NrItieh tax Aua that whloh was leyiel In this
country III war. times. Ths lltitlsh tnx i8 lln-
pnrtlal; II attaches to All iucolnu4 equal!y, and
1t scaches down to all classoa. exempttux only
sufficient amount To adori q bare dutsiatenco to
poor man. Tho british tux IL also lower than
that which 1t was proposed to itnposo in AuleF.
lea. Bit. 1laAstonoS rate, which u oaly tonp0-
rasy, IL ~ per poDt. whto tho American
scate WIS frum = to per cont, In GreAt Ilr!t1in
also, tho means Ut 2sCurtaiplnX incomes Gro far
inarp oou1plsto than they nTe hers, II Fcnts arc
mors regularly derived. and Investments of cup
ital arc perlua neut and known. fin.lly, there IL
, 1880-06-30

Two FltEIalTr-TikAlNs cams into collision
yesterday Oh tho Pennsylvania la1lroad, near
Petersburg. 4 few minutes later u third train
.an Into tho wreck and tho tireu,un and ollNinpor
wetu Instantly killed.
, 1880-06-30

TuE indianapolis .Tott'7tal places III j1xtn-
position tho opin1ut Of the three pAtt1anr Jndyrs
Of 11ntEat,i md tho opinion Of tho United statcs
2ilnrnInu Cufrt cnYpr1iu tfla E1ttln uoIuta:
, 1880-06-30

kEsyA, Of West Vtrgintn, ls one Of tho
members Of tho lI0usD Cots,nittce ut Com.
,urce, uf,d In thnt capacity helps to prepare tile
entity by tho Indulgence OF hsB constituents. In
consequence Of his activity u Il grahbcr. and
utter tho Adjournment Of clch Congress- trttlr's
to his district with Rrent t1oIriah of trunpets
Cit hls river and harbor ructlrd nlone. Thu KIM.
uwhN Gnzctto welcomed l,'tn hume nttor bis ln'o
exploits In very cordial tormls, mud rav1 him
credit fur occurring thu following appropriations:
For luynniotte Ittver...,,... ...........$ s0N
Eor Elk ,S n'S4
Fur 1li9 snisly liver. h5M9
TT r hn,awo aiSaao tISGF sf,, 9s
Tho Gazttte commented dn these approprln@
tiot,s III follows: go
KnMawha lttrur recalycs o. much as thoharlor
of tho Eity Of Now Ynrkl Charleston as InlIEh
~ tho City OF Philadelphia for !ts lArbor! Ihe
Ihfnt District ftctgts fg0rH THIS uttr }st>H! W
Public Treasury than tho :tlA nnoRnt of al tHe
1gIsD|s Niste nf lYxst Vlufnta fur jart uttITs:
Every tloiur Ut It Ia now III tho I'runs.try rGady
10 lo pail out R8 Rla0M na 1t IL cNlCl fur. htlce
Horuftnd Antl kenIn htvo bcon our keptc,
sGntatiyes. tho KUldGn etrrnnl hnh lh'tlfca
AtcAtliy tnto. our mtdss, rofrcshlnx the heafts
atl1 beAriilX blessings into tho h0uls Ut our tA+
buriilx Iuell, thar wives and children.
Some OF tho results OF Democratic economy
and Southern supremacy may BIO seen III tho
ltiver and Harbor bill rs applied to the great
stato Of Wost VlrgluIa. which has solid Dom"
ocratio delegation ut Washington.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-05
VOLUME XIII.
s o G / g tt e g.,

INDIAN CHAPTER. No. II. II. A.. meets
on the First and Third Tuesdays in every
month, at P. NJ, in the Masonic Hall,
trenton.
STAR OF THE WEST LODGE, No. 1873 A. I,
r. A. NJ. meets in the Masonic Hall, ,Iron-
:On, on the Saturday of or preceding the
full moon in each month.
Mosaic LODGE. No. 35l, A., F. & A. NJ,
meets in the Masonic Hall, Cross Roads, on
the Saturday Evening on or proceeding the
full moon in each month.
lRONTON ENCAMPMENT. No. %, [. o. ..
F.. meets in the Odd-Fellows' Hall, IRON
ton, on the First and Third Thursdays of
every month.
IRON LODGE, No. 10Y. I. o. o. F.. meets
every Monday evening lat its Hall. .lronton.
PHOEBE LODGE, No. $50, 1. y. D. F.,
meets in the Masonic Hall, Cross Roads,
every Thursday evening.
IRONroN LODGE, No. 6, 1. o. G.. T.,
meets every Friday evening at its Hall,
lrOnton.
We are requested to state that here.
after, and until further notice, religious
services in the r. G. Chapel at Area
dia College will be held every Sunday,
at 1890 o'clock, A. M.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-05

The New York Times is authority for
the statement that another vast rail-
road combination was completed in
that city on Tuesday of last week,
which is of much importance to New
Orleans. 1t consisted in the purchase of
the New Orleans, st. Louis and Chica-
go Railroad, better known as the Jack
son Railroad and its branches, by the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. 1t
is understood that the stock of the New
Orleans, ST. Louis and Chicago Compa-
ny is to be retired, and the stock holders
are to receive one share of the Illinois
Central stock for every two shares OF
their holdings. The purchased compa-
ny runs from New Orleans, via Jack
son, Miss, to Cairo, ILL.,, where it joins the
Illinois Central line. It has also q
branch from Durant, Miss, to Kosci-
usko. Miss, and another from Grenada,
Miss, to Memphis, Tenn, and has to-
tai length of over $50 miles. The Illi-
nois Central road runs from Cairo, ILL.,,
to Chicago, ILL.,, with branches from
Centralia, ILL.,, to Sioux City, Iowa, and
from Cedar Falls, Iowa, to Mona, Iowa,
and is over HOO miles in length. The
consolidated road will, consequently,
have mileage of over 100 miles. 1t
traverses Iowa eastwardly across the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-05

Where is the firm and unqualified
adherence" of the Republicans Of Penn
sylvania sacredly pledged against a
third term of the Presidency at their
State Convention of 1s75-'76? Has Don
Cameron pocketed that as well as the
machinery Of his party In the keystone
State? We refuse to believe 1t. The
morality and convictions Of voters who
don't live by getting Office are not pur-
chxsable assets. The Republican party
of Pennsylvania is full of honorable
men, who will insist on the fulfilment
ofthis pledge to the world made by their
in 1871:
s.Resolvei, that Wa declare . firm and un-
Quaiified adherence 70 the uuwritten law OF
the republic, which wisely, and under the
sanction of the most venerable example limits
the Presidential service of epy citizen TO two
terms; and we, the Republicans Of Pensylva-
mia, in recognition of this law, are unaltera-
bly, opposed TO the election TO the Presidency
Of any person for third term"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-05

s. Reed, of Midland, left his home on
Tuesday of last week, and since that
time has not been heard Of by his dis
tressed family. He is about 40 years
old, six feet tall, dark hair and dark
eyes. He wore a colored woolen shirt,
thin dark cloth coat, dark pants and
black felt hat. Has on his left arm in
India ink q draw-knife through which
shows scar. On his right arm an an
chor i'm India ink. Ordinary working
clothes. Is a wagon-maker by trade.
Any information of his whereabouts
will he gratefully received by his wife,
Annie Reed, Midland, Mo. Exchanges
please copy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-05
The New York Electors.
From the st. Louis Times.

From the 81. LOUIS lNnes.J
1t would not be altogether appropri-
ate or advisabl for the present uncon-
stitutional Legislature of New York
State to attempt any change in the es-
tablished method of choosing Presiden-
tial electors. The validity Of its act
would be open to dispute, and in all
matters affecting so vital an issue as
the choice of President of the United
States, the proceedings should be in
strict accordance with the law that is
written. An electoral dispute settled
by such irregular and fraudulent meth
DDS as prevailed in the case Of Mr.. Hayes
is liable at any time to involve the coun-
try in civil war.
The trouble with the New York Leg
islatare is that it does not exist In ac-
cordance with the Constitution Of the
State. It is not the legislative body
contemplated and made mandatory by
the fundamental law OF New York, and
its acts could not pass muster In the
arena Of great national controversy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-02-05

The testimony given before Senator
Voorhees, "exodus committee" on
Saturday was decidedly interesting and
gives pretty clear inside view of the
exodus movement, and how it was
originated and engineered. An agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
testified to having gone to North Caro-
lima to work up this movement. He
secured several prominent negroes to
assist him in this work, promising them
royalty of ST for each negro they could
PERSUADE to leave the State for Indiana.
This witness admitted having issued
various posters and documents show
ing the advantages of Indiana, and
how we'll the negro Jared there. When
questioned as to the probable result of
the exodus, and how and when it would
end, he answered that he thought the
negroes would continue to flock to In
diana until they began to suffer, and
would then rush home again in body.
In this event, he hoped to put in anoth-
er stroke of business and secure the
contract for transporting these disgust
ed exodusters back to Carolina.