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DID SHE DO IT.
ParneIi says queen Victoria Intercept.
ed Relief for Ireland During the Fam
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Parneii says queen Victoria Intercept.
ed Relief for Ireland During the Fam.
Inc OF AZ.
New YoRK, February yl.-In reference to
a statement made recently by Parnell
that Queen Victoria contributed nothing
in ls47 to the Irish famine, denial of
which statement Lord Randolph Church
Ill had cabled here, Parnell has addressed
a letter To the New York Herald, in which
he says: "In reference to Lord Randolph
Churchill's contradiction OF my. state
ment that the Queen gave nothing to
the relief OF the famine sufferers in lS41,
/ find that l might have gone still further
and said with perfect accuracy that not
only did she give nothing, but she actual
" intercepted 0,000 pounds Of donation
which the Sultan Of Turkey desired to
contribute to the fund in lS47. The Sui
tan had offered donation OF 10000
pounds, but the English Ambassador at
Constantinople was directed by the Queen
10 inform him that her contribution was
To be limited to 1000 pounds, and that
the Sultan should not in good taste give
any more than Her Majesty; hence the
net result to the famine fund by the
Queens action was loss OF 5000 pounds.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Jan. Sl.-To-morrow Sunday,
being considered the better day, 1t is pro.
posed by the leading representatives oil
the workingmen, or so-called Socialists, to
convene large meeting for the purpose
OF advocating certain resolutions or prin-
ciples Of the Association for the promo.
ton Of the suffrage and the treer privi.
leges to the workingmen toward the ballot.
box. This meeting is attracting consider
able attention in all parts pi Europe.
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WHEELING WEST VA. MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY $780,

In the House Of Commons shall be forced
to declare, though their leaders, their re-
lation TO Mr.. Parnell and his agitation. II
can not be questioned that the movement
he leads has now assumed proportions ot
public danger. His enterprise Is daily
growing more dangerous, and 1t Is accom-
panied by systematic resistance TO law,
and Is carried on by appeals to q foreign
country, thought by him to be hostile to
the British empire, and the object Of
which is nothing else than an extraordi-
nary transformation Of society by the de-
struction OF one Of the accepted forms on
which aociety is based.
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FEVER AND FAMINE IN ITALY.

LONDON, January 3l.-A dispatch from
Rome says the accounts from Terra Di
Lavore, Naples, continue to be terrible.
The population OF the seventeen com
munes especially afflicted numbers o.
3s2 persons. OF this number 81 $40 have
been attacked by fever up to the 10Th Of
December last, OF whom 5,02S have died.
This fever means famine. Government
aid is not sufficient.
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NUMBERING PAGANs

LONDON, February LA Tines' dispatch
from Candahar, says: Terrible accounts
reach here from without the British lines.
It is reported that nearly 1000 families
have been exterminated by the Ghilzais,
and seven villages OF the latter were after
wards captured by the Hazaros, and every
soul slain,
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rates to the seaboard, that considerable
reduction has been made on special con-
tracts below the schedule rate Shippers
set up this claim, but railroad men assert
that they believe the only cut hitherto has
been made by the Grand Trunk, and that
other roads have held up rates firmly. 1t
Is stated tonight that arrangements have
been made by which the fast freight lines
shall pay to shippers the storage and local
charges on grain shipped east from here,
and thus virtually make a cut on regular
rataa
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LONDON, February 1.-The steamships
Losing and Canada, from New York, have
A't1ri oTEESsTowv, STc February 1.-Arriyed:
Steamers City Of Berlin from New York,
Lord Cough from Philadelphia, and sar.
dinian from Baltimore.
HAyRE, February 1,-sailed: westpha'
lia, for New York.
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Lnnn Than, up.

NEw YORK, February Ian evening
ortwo ago Alice Ward, aged 10, while on
her way home was attacked at Seventy
first street and Second avenue by Patrick
Dugan, Hughey Smith and two others
and dragged into a vacant lot. Smith kept
his hands over her mouth, while Dagan,
drawing revolver, threatened to kill her
II Bhe screamed. The ruffians in turn
outraged her, when she lost conscious.
ness and in this condition was carried
across the lots and locked In o dirty cellar
On recovering she escaped. Dugan was
arrested to-day,
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FOREIGN NOTES,

The German press make very particular
and extended reference to the distress in
Ireland.
Regarding the reported remarks OF the
Czarowitch TO some Polish magnates, thai
he "should be glad to wear their glorious
crown" &C., the st. Petersburg GOlos again
asserts that negotiations for the establish
ment Of an Independent Polish Kingdom
under Prince Radzwiill have been unsuc
cessfully made between Representatives o.
Russia and oi the Polish National Gov
etnment,
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(tt Qnteuigsattr
Is aud n roar'een'h street.
,,,ye n special Disp"'ens'
,silis 10 s.o, Of Government

| :. ,,,,c a special Dispatches
NslIt :, ,1S 70 Neat Of Government =,
a.. % 'Sr SIapevine T special dispatcher a,.3aea %,
i d 'as ..Iiss Register just little previous ,aOar
'S's,'1s ., reat expense to that paper ,,
,'siirs PARTICULARS Of an iD;SITlo~ sSoiEsT
.iar~o aIs,tor between Henry s. wake, walker
tFsa''eCISpL chairman Of the Republican an
e'nHittee e' Of West Virginia, In IN re. re-.
C@ar''J asasJ alliance, offensive and De, ;
p' Is,reen E.rae the Republicans ana M'a
s.tsS Ie,s' Of West Virginia ia, in n,siro the
.,0,,,., sS,s,, Inasmuch as said chair.
's.aoI ao,i, been at Washington e. except ad,i
~ s.0ncb ~. there in the cars ior wei,
r.'a,'rS .. years, and inasmuch as ,i he mas y
,'S'!TE .s Ti, Walker for long period, o,sdt IT
,isTt.r m ~, that he was there the C'nSs @n,a
EIi% s.l,in, a conference with him. only only
r.I s,y. ase the said Chairman atola~aa Of .a,a
',l.e psnned an article in reference 9,'as;n;s
:,,sI !. oHipg Es0 canvass in West virginia
,Sie5, iSi,l'i Tor the benefit Of the grape, Pc
'.,,..i,l '.tJ dispatcher Of the H''"e'' we
tjEs,, '.i'ss the following extract;
i1.s 1.s;,a ,at Of the committee is to see the
'Ss,n Ss.l'g Dsrty a, W Of West Virginia plant
ss%t la1,r Throughout n ,nS the country, y,1 and
" Ivy Y .,H%sss H,VsI on those issues, discard
hiliHA' y '.1nerimenis sn.s i'm Of a tempori1S;ing
+ !.., li e'ps,ii 'Pp,eierring with Henry Clay
tIiaIs' = e. , minority on the side oil the
~ iisls' !. ',Sa 'e,oSmpTomises Of a doubtful
t.ssS Isla,, VI The committee believes that
y n a. y y ,bS national finances is practi;;
z SS, !, ,r .rv md, and that as the record o.
q Z. E.na5ean a Sau party p in advocacy Of good
alGPsU1II's" wi a sound and enduring pros
p.l'E =; Esoo4es sro \ more and more familiar
ls H: ,sSDc, .sJii hey will naturally flock 70 70
" ! I1Srious 5ssip banner as :he emblem o.
2, z ,I'J,,y1I SI.,y and success in the admins
n y iI d State and national affairs
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Pere Hyacinthe has asked the Prefec
Of the Seine TO grant him, the use,of the
Church Of the Assumption, Rue st. 10.
more, occupied by the Polish Contraterni:
ty. The Pere pleads that his present
church is unsuitable, being too small and
too high.rented, and that his work ad'
dresses itself to persons requiring religion
free from superstitition and ianaticism
The application will doubtless be refused
as his community occupies exactly the
same position as Protestant Free Churches
which provide their own edifces and pay
their own pastors.
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BosroX, February LA dispatch from
Mount Washington says there was to-day
the greatest change in the weather ever
known there in the same length OF time,
the thermometer OF noon being 10 degrees
above, and at 0 o'clock in the evening q
below zero. The wind travelled at the rate
OF 99 miles an hour.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY,

LONDON, January sl--A rich land own
er, near Barcelona, his wife, three daught-
ers, son and two women servants were
found murdered in their beds. The deed
was apparently done with q hatchet. The
house was ransacked. A swineherd and
his two sons have been arrested.
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PIRE RECORD.


ksIsEO,S kOS, February la fire broke out
sST!L9 " the warehouse Of r g. Morse,
M MsnlngtOn street, which was stored
1, e, ,Sa cement, hair, &c. The build.
IA Isr T.. I9Ser VSer portion Of which was occu.
ki,S Morse for storing, was three stories
l,s.nse y, sae upper portion containing seven
N iJsHs n ny occupied by colored families,
~, ~ 1Naoln were burned out, The tire,
IsiISIsstoylng an ]. in the rear OF tbG
lSssS crossed the lot and quickly con,
bls.NS, bN Tue lumber warehouse Of A. T
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). The Rellairc Marrow Gnuxe.

, ne l, new engine on the B. & S. W. R.
,S"l ,,,,, oe received about the first OF Feb.
:. ~ D'r' when the new coaches will be sent
|. s,.liIe' ,,,sn and new patent air brakes will
T.,,Sss ,S,Ta' y Owing 10 the terrible wet
IN ssS Hle road is in a bad condition on
tsroS 4 oat trains still run regularly, al.
h sJ @ey are sometimes behind time.
y oe. ,D.Tas Su, accidents have happened, and
y r,O.s .Ii d. ms , been injured as the employees
e,iSs S' {is'eiaI \ men. AS soon as the new
n luz oS y y Received, another train will be
{ M ~ , he road which will leave Bellaire
' "'o'nihg, returning in the evening
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YELLOW FEyER NJ BRAZIL.

Rio JASEtRo, February yellow fever
has broken out at several places in Brazil,
Up to the present time the epidemic has
appeared in q mild form, but fears are en-
tertained that it may spread to Rio
Janeiro. ANS ~
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The King Of the Belglans has conferred
the Leopold Gross on Rosa Bonheur, art
lat. The King Of Spain also conferred on
this distinguished painter an equally high
order, never before granted to Q lady,
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THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE on PAR.
NELL.

LONDON, January al.-The Pail Mall
GGsette has q strong article entitled, "Eng.
lish Parties and Irish Revolution" In
which 1t Is said that the country has the
right to demand on the meetingof Parlia.
mept that Ill political parties represented
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Didn't Look out for the locomotive.
CHESTER, Pa, February 1.-The express
train to-day killed Henry Grant and Geo.
Addisand severely wounded VIM. Rhodes,
who were crossing the track In carriage.
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EVANSVILLE, February 1.-The car house
Of the Street Car Company was destroyed
by fire this morning, with all their cars,
ten in number, Loss 5000; insurance
$4,000, h..
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"sHoDDY" is both amusing and instruc.
tive, and Rev. Nesbitt knows how TO make
It so. Twenty-Five cents will admit you
atthe Third Presbyterian Church, Wednes-
day, February 4th.
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CzAR's Anniversary.

sr. PrrRnsBuRd, January Sl.-The mu.
nicipality has prepared . programme in
connection with the celebration Of the
twenty.Aith anniversary Of the Cars &C.
.cession to the throne. It includes the
presentation OF an address to the Czai
with an album containing sketches ol
events In st. Petersburg, an offer Of q
prize OF 5000 roubles for the best historic
al essay on st. Petersburg, the opening o.
twenty-five now schools, and the distribu'
ton to the public Of an account OF tht
principal events that have occurred dur
ing the Cars reign,
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Nor the least important feature in Eel
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypophos.
phites, Is the comfort, buoyancy and
vigor which Is inspired by It's use, and
which Is developed as the patient re.
covers from sickness. NwP&w
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Grain Rate Reduetion.

omcAao, January Silt is asserted,
and facts seem TO corroborate. that there
has been such sharp competition in grain
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.

English and French Political Matters-i
Fever Famine 10 ltaly-Eugllsh
Labor Controversies Press
Criticisms on Parnell-A
Revolving Story from
Candahar.
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Adolphe De Granier De Cassagnac, faith.
er OF the well known Bonapartist Deputy
Paul De Cassagnac,ia dead,
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INUIAN DEF Htsk'1 4 Rs1'
There are no new developments as to
the scandal in the Indian Department.
The President Is anxious to get q fit man
for Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, but
competent men who will take II are very
Rf.arca .
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SHEET music half price at Hutchins' ART
and Music store.
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coMMRMoRAr1Nd BENNINGTON.

New Hampshire, Vermont and Massa'
chusetts having raised SAC, 900 for a monu-
ment in commemoration OF John stark's
victory over the British, at Bennington,
Vermont, under General Baum, on the
18th OF August, l777, petition Congress for
National recognition and an appropriation
Of $4,000.
, 1880-12-19

TTH,TS~1 c0II.ECTIOS OF FINE WORKS,
b rare best editions, from pirate library; f1r
snlc nj bnrVnlps consisting OF Cooper DtcSens Bul.
%er and Wsyerley Novels complete, illustrated and
hlndnas lowell and Gonbets sfais s rstaS 81
tn yo,a PIutHrch Lives, vu!s; Apptatpns Cyct.,-
pedia new edition., Ii vols, Roccaclo old French
edition; trareiutte plates, voa ta1l or nnoses9
Kpotu i2 Mccormick BLOCK
TOR sALE-ABOUT .YIFTY sTASDAnp p Lazy
r hnnks including Fishers Digest {t3i ~ l5Ols live
wis Am DECISIONS. etc BarEuin- LOUIS WEBER,
pnwnbroker, 3s3 South Clark 81
, 1880-12-19
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, 1880-12-19
x71;ILDING MATERIAL.

ToR SALEM JOB LoTS-tm D0oRs, O. g.
+ and Md,: GU pair blinds: 30 Ka1ed WtndoEE ra1-
1iaf sizes. Bargains given 2i9 North Clafx-st
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

The Hon. Carry-On-Both-Shoulders
Schurz, in his speech at Indianapolis,
on Tuesday of last week, said:
"And now l appeal to the conservative citi-
zens of the Republic, to you who desire the
public faith sacredly maintained, where will
you goa Con you, in the present Circumstance
es, conscientiously go to the Democratic party 2
You will find there not few men who think
as you do; but with them you will find closely
allied in party interest all those elements to
whom our national obligations are the foot
ball of momentary advantage. You will find
on that side every State that repudiated or
speaks of repudiating it's public debt"
Not to put too fine point upon 1t,
the Hon. Carl lies. Minnesota is not s.
Democratic State, and yet she year or
two ago repudiated large portion of
her debt, by direct vote of the people.
In Virginia, the Republicans went
with the Readjusters IA
new term for Repudiators) last year,
and were opposed by the Democratic
party of that State, and they are, even
now, upon this division, claiming to
have a chance of carrying the Old
Mr.. Schurz is fit
and mouth piece of De Golyer-
Credit Mobilier- Garfield.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

Suppose that when the name of Cen
eral Garfield was first taken up by the
dazed and exhausted convention at
Chicago some one had risen and read
aloud the blistering words of the Judge
of the Cook County Ill.) Circuit Court,
a Republican, that
1.-THE agreement with General Garfield q
member of Congress to pay him 5000 as a
contingent fee for procuring q contract which
WAS itself made to depend upon future ap-
preparation by Congress-which appropriation
could only come from a committee of which
he was chairinan--was a sale of official infiu-
ence, which no veil can cover, against the
plainest principles Of public policy"
Does any sane man imagine that ev-
en- that convention would have ventur-
ed to nominate General Garfield for
the Presidency? How then can any
honest citizen of the United States vote
to elect such a candidate to the Presi-
dency?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

Ex-Congressman Moses w. Field, of
Michigan, has informed a reporter of
the Detroit Free Press that Green
hackers can find no fault with Gen.
Hancock or his record. but that they
could not vote for Gen. Garfield on
any condition. The Greenback masses,
he says, will support Weaver, and the
fusion will carry Maine. In that
State the Greenbackers. he asserts,
have been promised four of the seven
electors by the Democrats, and they
are trying to make similar bargain
with the Democrats of Michighan.
"All we require in the men given u.s."
said Mr.. Field, in explanation, "is that
they shall be opposed to the issuing of
paper money by national banks, and
let the nation issue it,"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

The facts stated in this paragraph,
from the Pittsburg Post, are full of
significance: "We have not noticed the
hanging around the corners the old set
of Republicans who kept their pocket
books out, bantering Democrats to bet
on the election. They don't appear to
have any heart or change to invest in
this campaign, which is a fair indica-
ton they have no confidence in the re-
suit. We do hear of some pretty sick
chaps who bet in Ohio on the election
of Garfield, and have since been in
Pennsylvania. and finding the tide
running one way, would like to
hedge" .
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

A few days ago the Democrats of
Manchester, VT, had the temerity to
raise Hancock and English banner.
Much surprise was at first manifested
over the occurrence, which speedily
gave place to virtuous indignation.
The fact was communicated to the sur
rounding country, and the rock-ribbed
Republicans in the rural districts came
swarming into town with rifles on their
shoulders as if they were gathering to
repel another Hessian invasion. They
gathered around the obnoxious flag
pole and practiced at the halliarIs and
banner until the former were shot in
two and the flag came to the ground.
Satisfied with their glorious days work,
the Green Mountain boys then dispers-
ed, after promising to give more proofs
of their craftsmanship if the flag was
again raised. These are the people
who have most to say of a free ballot,
personal rights and liberty of opinion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

There is some feeling between Arth.
ur and Garfield, due to the fact that
the former neglected to visit him, as
English did with Hancock. Garfield
delayed writing his letter of accept
ance for some time, expecting that
Arthur would call on him and that
they would thus be able to confer on
some of the points in it. Instead of
this Arthur writes to Garfield that his
law business will prevent his paying a
call, and Immediately after starts out
on q fishing expedition with Conkling.
Garfield sulked over this a little, and,
confided his sentiments
to Chairman JEWELL, who is as unable
to keep secret as an old maid, and let
the whole matter out at once.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

The Republicans pretend to feel con.
fident that General Neal Dow, the
Prohibitionist candidate for President
will not poll five hundred votes in his
own State. Even if he should not
how many votes have the Republicans
of Maine to spare? Last year they
polled every voter they could bring to
the polls, and then were in a minority
of nearly one thousand. AS the New
York Tribune very properly says,
Maine is a doubtful State, and General
Neal Dow's candidacy doesn't help the
Republicans any.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29
8 o c1 e tie 8 a..

INDIAN CHAPTER, No. II, r. A., meets on
on the First and Third Tuesdays in every month";
at o'clock p. M, in the Masonic Hall Ironton.
SrARoFTHE WEST LODGE No. 1873. A. F. & A.
NJ. meets in Masonic Hall, Ironton. on the Satnr-
MosA LODGE No. 351, A F & A. NJ, meets
in the Masonic Hail. Cross Roads, on the Satur-
day of or preceding the full moon in each month l..
IRoNTON ENCAMPMENT No, % I y. y. F.,
meets in the Odd Fellows Hall. IrontOn, on the
First and Third Thursdays of every month.
IRON LODGE No. 1O7 L o. o F. meets every
Monday evening, at its Hall, in Ironton.
PHEBE LODGE No $780, 10. OF, meets every
Thursday evening, in Masonic Hall, Cross Roads.
IRoNroN LODGE No. 6. l. o. G. T.. meets ev-
cry Friday evening, at its Hall, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-29

A correspondent Of the New York
Sun, writing from Ohio, says that the
plea put forward by Garfield i'm the De
Golyer contract affair, to the effect that
he received as fee the 5000 proved to
have been paid him, is in entirely suffi-
cient. The correspondent urges that
Garfield could not have received the
money as a fee, inasmuch as he is
not a lawyer. He defies any one to
show that Garfield has license to
practice law or that he ever had case
in Ohio.