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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
stray Notice.

Taken mp nv q. ". Gllun. and posted be-
fore A. H. Eaton, Justice OF the Peace in
Dent township, Iron county. Mo-. on the 18th
dav Of November, 1880, One Light Sorrel
Horse, 1415 hands high; years old: blaze
face; &c. L." on left shoulder and hip; gear
marks on neck; with white spot on rig ht hind
foot. No other marks or brands pereeivahle.
Appraised at twenty : five dollars, BY Sal
Nelson and John Nelson.
A. H. EATON, J. Z,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
G, HOEBER.
NoTTcE.

LAND OFFICE, AT IRoNToN, Mo Nov oath, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver OF the u. Land Office, at IrontOn, Mo-, on
Friday, December 3lst, 1880. viz: Henry Wright,
Homestead No. 5,127, for the west half of the
southwest quarter of section co. township "a, range
2 east. He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: John Cox, Robert Boring d
Strickland and Frank Walker. all Of Kaolin, Iron
county, Mo. T25-l9s1 G.. A OSER. Register,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

Beware Of bogus sewing machinesf II 700
want to buy genuine machine, guassstssd 70
you for I've years. call on ". Dsvia. Iroasoa,
Mo. have ono Wilcox & Gibbs sseoud-hsud
sewing machine. In nns working order. Gus
sale cheap.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
Stray Notice.

Taken no and posted, on November 10th,
1882, by NJ. p. Collins, # Union township,
Iron county, Mo-, before j. B. Kinney, a Black
Filley; supposed to be two years old last
spring; about thirteen and baif hands high;
little brown spot each eide OF the pose
between the eyes and mouth. No other
marks or bands perceivab.e, and appraised
nv TAYLOR Collins. G. c. Russell and Robert
Thomson at the sum of eighteen d. ,llavs.
j. B. KINNEY. j. p.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
How they feel at Adra1n, Mich

say that DAYS KIDNEY Pan is giving the very
best of satisfaction. One of their customers
says he would not take 500 for the one he
has If could not get another.
I 1t is not cure all. But for Diseases of the
Kidneys. Bladder or Urinary Organs, DAY's
KIDNEY PAD Is the first cure yet discovered.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

Gov. Williams, of Indiana, died last
Saturday, after an illness of three
weeks. He was 70 years old, and had
served his country long, faithfully and
we'll. His wife died a few months
ego.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

Bob Ingersoll, having concluded his
engagement of villification Of Demo-
Gratis, contracted under the supervision
of the pious Republican party, will now
turn his whole attention to the demo-
lition Of Christianity.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

The American heirs to the jennings
estates and to all other "estates" in
England will be glad to learn that
British brothers in expectation and lit
igatiOn have been before the Chancery
Division of the High Court of Justice.
An ejectment action was brought
8 il 1t Earle Howe, from whom prop
,orth some $4,000, 900, to say
try of the accumulations, was
all on the ground that Richard
ed DE first Earl, was the illegiti-
PupiH Ann Cakes, and not the
receives .urzon and heir-at-law to
victlons sens, who died in 179S.
For you,lcellor threw out the cass
presenI on the defense for re-
Terms o:oS oyra a great PITY the
languaa have spent his money
nameFosecuting claims which
Piylna without foundation. A
senarate,felI an action concerning
Sc linens personal estate, the
In Meellor stigmatizing the pro-
las "vexatious" after the de-
sd delivered in the same case in
1867. This, however, will not of course
prevent several hundred parties by the
name Of Jennings from organizing more
''assOciations' next summer to send
abroad enterprising young lawyers de-
sirous of seeing England.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

1 so e---l = 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
DEMOCRATIC,
AlsrafaAsh'M MNMAe.
lGenova SWISS Times.

ltenova bWlse I1inee.l
About five weeks ago fire broke out In the
little to vn of Urfa. better known to the Euro
pean public by its Biblical name Of UT, and
highly venerated throughout the Orient M
the birthplace OF Abraham. The house in
which that celebrated patriarch was born Is
still stumbling 10 UrTa 1t Ia called 'tBet Chalil
Allah the, house Of Gods frisnd-and hun
dreds Of plous pilgrims vieit 1t annually.
When the contiagration took place OF the
twenty-fourth of January, many OF the IN
habitants of Urfa took refuge In Abrahams
dwelling, and carried thlthsr all their valu-
ables, persuaded that the flames would re-
spect the structure In which 80 holy d person
age first saw the light of day. Strange to say.
their faith In the inv'olabity of thi !, ancteut
sanctuary was justified by events for while
the fire ragged ali night long In Urfa destroy
ing d large number of houses ia the vicinity
of Bet CballI Allah" that edltice, as we'll as
one or two buildings Immediately adjacent to
1t, remained absolutely unharmeh. This
triumphant vindration Of It's protecting virtue
has, 50 It would appear, greatly enhanced it's
reputation for sanctity; and doubtless the
pecunary results of the present years pill
grimages will enable the Urites to sur
mount their losses by fire In q highly satisfac-
tory manner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FRANCE.

LONDON, April 3--The Paris correspondent
OF the Manchester Guardian says: The French
government hopes to induce M. Leon Say. ex-
Minister of Fina,. ce. TO acoept the post OF am
basaador to London. but NJ. Say prefers simply
TO be nominated as envoy extraordinary to ne
go.tate the new commercial treaty, returutng
to France when such treaty has been con-
cluded. M Say Is now sojourniog In Spain.
and the question will be decided on his re- urn
about h" end Of April.
MThe Paris Temps states that the resignation
OF NJ Teise creme DE Bort as French ambassador
at Vienna WAS due to his dlsapproval Of he
antt-J Jesuit decreeS.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times says
1t is staled that Count Duchote Freuch Minis
ter at Brussels. will succeed M De Bort as atn-
bassador at Vienna.
PARIS, April s-Tbe Framnais afirms that a
com ,lete understanding exists between the rs-
lisious confraternities. the Episcopacy AMI
leading conservatives regarding the resistance
to the degrees Of the government In relation to
unauthorized congregations.
The Gazette de France announces that q e me.
raj meeting will be held To- day of suoarioc- Of
unauthorized congregations for the purposr OF
adopting Joint decision and common plan Of
action to which all bodies will conhrm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
7HE FORTY.SlXTH CONGRESS-.
No Session of the Senate-A Gene
raj Discussion i'm the House.
The Tariff. Democracy and Other
Questions Discussed Houck
Makes Savage Onslaught
on House, of Ten
nessee.

WASHINGTON, April s.--The House met this
morning, Mr.. Carlisle. of Kentucky, In the
chair, for debate only. and immediately went
into committee of the whole on the state OF the
Union,
Mr.. Covert, Of New York, addressed the COM
mittee on the subject of revision Of the tariff.
He had voted the other day to refer Mr.. Town
sepd's bill to the Committee on Ways and
Means. not hecaues re was not In favor of re-
Vision of the tariff but because he had thought
that that was the aommIttee which. under the
rules, had jurisdiction over the subject. He ar
aued especially Ia favor of the reduction of
the duty on steel raile and In favor of placing
chrome ore en- thu free llst. but though he de-
aired the revision of the tariff he desired II
made In a legitimate and orderly way, and
would therefore oppose any project looking
to the anpointment of commission on the sub
,ieet of tariff reform,
MIR. Houek, OF Tennessee, replied to the
Tennessee. In which that gentleman had
opened tie Tilden campaign, and he'd 30
eey eSs the anelsat ey 81
the sentiment of the people of Tennessee, u
he had expressed that OF his party. He speech
Initiated taee and malignant bate Of that party.
The country wac told that there had been nc
a Ss bse u os s 5s sguo Ct ths soh
The moat venomous eet pente In the world. He
asserted that there had been many Loyal
men in the South. and that that section b d
furnished. the Federal army, with nearly half q
million OF men. II seemed that this service
was to be forgotten and the Tiden eanlpatRn
prosecuted on. the policy that friendship. was
TO be iesarded a badge of political infamy
and eocial aiehonor. HE cplleasue, House
had attacked the President. He would not At
tempt TO defend the President, for that officer
needed no defence. For HE colleague to cay
that President Hayes had been inaugurated by
fraud was equivalent to making the admission
that the Democratic party had been brave
enough In 1891 to force the war without cause
but too eowardly to do so In 1877 when 1t aait
Chat the President had been counted in by un;
cnndonable fraud. How had the mighty fallen
What had come over he epirlt of the ehivalroue
Democracy Of the south2 he then turned his h,
attention to the ''politeal assessment" bill
ridicuiing the present civil service syatem
and referring In the course of his remarks. tc
George William Curtis aH the prince Of politi
Gal humbugs, and to Secretary Schura aa the
king of civil service reform,
Mr.. Lowe. of Alabama, spoke In oppQeitios
to the funding bill, He had always had Demo
cratic sympathiee, but he declared here and
now that two old factione high tariff end hare
money Democrats, were not to be preferred tC
hard money and high ia in Republicans. The
committee roee and the House at o'clock ad'
! SpNrund.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
New York Times.l

Russia's antipathy to the jewish race prob
ably dates back to the outrsges perpetrated
In 1912 by the Jews who accompanied the
Polish invasion. Peter the Great, two CEN
turtles later. summarily banished them from
Russia, with the characteristic sarcasm that
"if he let them remain the Russians would
cheat them out Of all they had" In the
Savonian legends Of that period tha villain Of
the story is Invariably g Jew, and the evil one
himself Ia represented as saying, I'm not
such Jew as you think me-" But despite
all this, there are now upward Of $4,000 Jews
In the Caucasus alone, and In RussiA proper
at least 194o, ,00o.., THRIVING Jewish colonies
exist In Moscow, Fula, Orel,, Kursk, Ssratof
and other great trading and manufacturing
centres. In the Warsaw district, again, where
100000 Jews were put to death within ten
years In the seventeenth century, they now
form nearly one-eighth Of the entire popula-
tIon. Hence, IL Is probable that the severe
measures now being directed against them
are a hasty explosion OF rage produced by
the attempt OF the Jewish Nihilist Vladetskf,
rather than deliberate effort to expel class
whose removal would be grteYous loss to
the whole empire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
TO be given them. but most OF them refused to

TO be given them but most OF them refused to
go to work.
END OF THE STRIKE ON THE CUMBERLAND AND
PIEDMONT ROAD.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, April s.-The strikers on
the Cumberland and Piedmont Railroad. who
have kept trains on that road, which fs prinei-
pally coal road, Idle for nearly two months,
railroad offlcials, and trains were started as
usual this morning.
THE CoHoEs STRIKE.
Troy, N. Y, April 3. There are indications
of a b ackdown by the Oohces strikers, aud 1t is
said by many that II to-day aud tomorrow
should prove stormy two-thirds Of the opera
tives now out would return, to work without
further perler. Large numbers OF spinners
the strikers In not aecenting as q basis of set.
Element the reinstatement,o OF the, men claimed
Evidently spirit of dissatisfaction exists
among the employees. which la becoming more
marked as time passes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
wild sugar Cane Ia Nevada.

The WinneDucea Nevada iSilver State
says: Walter Schmidt writes as follows
from the Desert Salt Works, at White Pine.
concerning Pluto sugar cane: There is any
quantity of wild sugar cane growing at the
stink OF the Humboldt, on the fat between
the Desert Salt Works and the railroad, where
there is plenty Of water. There is spring
on this fiat, near which the cane grows every
year. In the fall OF the year the juice APP
pears as perfectly clear but rather thick
liquid under the leaves. This liquid crystal
izes in a short time, and the sngar IL very
white. 1 have collected as much as cuplnl
at time, boiled 1t, skinned 1t, and used it
instead OF molasses"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
Mining stocks.
A New Jeurua,ist,c Euterprase.

CHICAGO. April s.-The Chicago Times pro-
poses to INTRODUCES new feature In the publ.
cation of newspapers. 1t Is making prepara-
tton to vary the stzs OF its sheet every day. ao-
cording to the amount OF news 1t b as to pub.
lish. If 4s columns Of space ts needed. 1t will
have a As columns sheet, and IL 1t has 80 col
umns OF news and other essanttal matt er, q 90
Times expects to avoid the necessity OF print
Ing q double or quadrupls sheet when addi-
tional space ia needed
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

New YORK, April Sat confer ence OF the NJ.
Z. Church. held here to-day, six ger rtlemen
elders orders. There was a lively discussion
as tS accepting the report of the co mn,ittee ap-
pointed to consider toe question of whether
tive or BY appointment. The matter was re-
ferred back to committee Delegates were
elected to the general conference to be held in
Cincinnati
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
TURKEY.

LorpoN, April "a dispatch from Pera to
the Manchester Guardian says: There Ia little
doubt now that the bssasstD of the Russian
colonel Com msroH will b condemned to death
In complienee with the demand OF Russia The
phvaicisns who examined the assassin declare
be is perfectly cane
A dispatch from Vienna says: The Sultan Of
Tu key takes the greatest interest In The case
Of the assassin of the Russian Col. CONNER
IF aud being convinced bs those ab ut him
that the assassin Ia iusaue. he believes he
would commit crime by executing him,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
THE LABOR QUESTION.
"A Strike Of Employees Of the New Jersey
Central Railroad.

ELIZABETH. NJ April s.-The blacksmths in
the New Jersey Cent raj Railroad shops stopped
work. determined not to return to work until
the extra hours work upon them are Withdrawn
and al increase OF 10 per cent given. 1t is
feared that the strike amorg z the trackmen will
become general Over $500 nen employed on
the tracks Thursday informed the foreman
that they would not go to work until the prom
Dany yesterday ordered ten cents per day extra
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

-, LONDON. April IA dispatch from Cape
Town, dated March 10. received by way OF Ma
dera, says: Paul Kruger and Piei J,nbs +
have been deputed b., the Beers to visit Cape
O,lony and urge their ela'ms. A peae, full set
tlemenf III he Transvaal question ts expected.
The Standards dispatch from Vien, re-
norts that the egyptian troops have been de-
featea IN aomanli at Barb rat and that the
King of Abys ina ts marching with a large
army against King Mehlik of Shoa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

NBw YoRK April 8.-Tbe week " statement
OF the ass ueiated bauks show the foil wing
ehanges Loans. decrease s2sT 200, specie. de-
crease 81 ,I04,ono: legal tend"rs, deere 80 s425-
600 lie posits decrease 81 0g3 TO0 circulation de-
crease s136 600, reserve. increase II 27l ,075 The
banks now hold 5000 900 less than legal re-
~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
GERMANY,

BERLIN April 3.-Priace Bismarck's sixty
fftn birrnday was celebrated on ths frs instant
with all honors. His palace was arodad WITH
birthday offerings from all parts. fhe T. aps'or
visited him.
LONDON. April s-The correspond r of the
stating that in highest official circlas he pros
poets Tor d Liberal victos y In he uariam ertary
elections la England Is regarded with no sniall
fear and trembling. The universal belief In
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FlREIGN FLAAH ES.

LONDON, April s-Tha dispatches from Paris
Bariu, Vienna aud Rome reprs sent uisan-
pointment and uneasiness are felt In the eapi-
tails Mt the suecess Of the Liberal .rtv In Great
Britain. while at St Petersburg the news WAS
received with the utmost delight.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

or course when young wife makes her
first mince pis, the hush and eats 1t aud tries
to look pleased and says: "Its delicious, my
own darling, "and. thinks he's being kind to the
dear girl, when she'd a heap rather he'd not
touch 1t than to see him writhe and roll on
the floor all night aud hava him mistake her
for animals and have him cry, son, call off
that dog with six taile! Take away those
hogs with fiery eyes! Let ue get away from
that bear with four mouths! On III" A girl
doesn't like to be mistaken for sucn things.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
II EltttUM.

LONDON, April IA Parts dispptnh says: By
the eotltery explosion a. AnHeues, Be GUM.
on Wednesday,, the thirty n st ultimo. for, y
two persons were killed Forty four Of those
In the pit at the time of the disaster escaped.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
STATE CONVENTIONS.

Conventions to appoint delegates to Chicago
and Cincinnati will he held "a follows:
REPUBLICAN,.
kentucky, April Ia. Virginia. April a.
Miss ourt April IA. Georgia, April al.
Arkansas. Aptil 2s. Bout Uaroina April 20
Uhio Auril 20. Tanness. o. Mtv5
California, April 20. Wisconsin. May6.
Alabama, May 20 Naw Ham shire, May o.
New jersey, May6. Ma yland. May
nevada, May II Connecticut April 7.
Florida. MHy IL. M ssaehusetts. April IT,
West Virginia, May IL. Oregon April IL.
Illinois. May 10.
DEMOCRATIC.
Ohio May 9. Mississippi. Juns 2t.
Wisconsin. May Ia, Louisiana. April IL.
virginia, May 10. Iowa. April 7.
New Jersey, May 10. Tr1as. April 30.
South Carolina, June 1. Kansas. May a..
Al kanaas June2 a. Illinois. May 40.
North Uarolina,J j une II. Alabama. Jnne2.
Kentucky, June II. Tennessee, June 8.
IediRna. June o.
Tho Republicans Of Pennsylvania. New York
Vermont. North Catoliba. Maine and Indiana
have already chosen their delegates
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
SPORTING NEWS.
Arranging the Regatta Between the Yale
and Harvard Rowing Crews.

New LONDON. Conn. April 3-Representa-
tives of Yalt and Harvard University crews
met here to-day and agreed to row a fou r. mile
straight away eight -oared race on the Thames
course. at o. m. Thursday. July I.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
Kearpey.s Case Postpousd.

FAN Francisco April s-Kearney's case came
up on an appeal n the superior court to-day,
but was held over for one week on account Of
the illness of Kearnsy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
IRkLAN ID.

DUBLIN, April s-The Mansion Relief Com.
NIT ca announce that the total amount receiv we'd
tn to Saturday March a. was fl3n 7O4,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

In the New York Board OF Aldermen mo-
ton was made to purchase twelve gondolds
for Central Park. This was opposed by a
member, who Thought the mott N extrava-
giant as 10 numoers, so he moved as an amend
inent that they purchase only two gondolas,
q male and female, auo trust to the future for
increase.-[B Boston Transcript.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

Germany ls thai the peace of Europe would he
much more assured under Tory than under
Whg government.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
Earrhauake at Portland,

PORTLAND. Me-. April "a slight shock Of
earthquake was felt here at 2:3o this morning.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-15

INCREASING DISORDER IN TURKEY.-Signs
of discord are appearing among the COM
manders of the allied feet off Ragusa.
The Sultan has been rebuked for his short
comings by the Imaum of the Mosque at
Constantinople. Ria Pacha appears TO be
playine into the hands Of the Albanians.
Prince Bismarck has given up his bime'
tallic project. The French Republican
Deputies continue excited over the Minis
teriaI policy in regard to religious contra
ternities. Dynamite with caps and gun
powder has been found under rail on the
London and Northwestern line.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-15
CHURCH SERVICES.

,sn,,pv METHODIST EPIscoPAL.-Sunday-P Preaching
n3 i0i6 A. NJ and III NJ. Sunday School-9A A. NJ and
I. IL. Haynes, Pastor.
c. PETERS PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL.-Sunday-Pre Preach
inr at 1917 A. NJ. and ~ Pm. Wednesday-7H P. NJ.
saints Day-9@ AN. Sunday School-2PM keV.
VIM. B. Gordon Rector
DnvsRyrERIAN.- -Sunday-Preaching at 1O13 A. NJ: and
aiSPM Sunday SchOol-2P. NJ. Prayer Meeting
Fridays at IA p. NJ. Rev. ]. I. Umsted, Pastor
C,rHoI1c-Odd Fellows Hall-second Sunday Of
Carrry month"; at 10 A.. NJ, and P. NJ Rev, j. II.
Lyons, Pastor
rrTrENN1AL METHODIST EPISCOPAL (ColOred)-Sun-
Odsv-Preaching at 1917 A. NJ. and Z. NJ. Rev. Geo.
II. Waters Pastor
,rD1rAS METHODIST -Sunday-Preachlng
at 1917 A. NJ and ~ P. NJ. Rev. Jacob W. Wilks-
helms, Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-15

Preparations are making in Baltimore
for the celebration Of the one hundred and
fiftieth anniversary Of the founding OF that
city on October 1lth. The festivities will
begin on that day and continue for five
days. The first days programme, which
has been decided upon, will include a pro-
cession of all the industries Of the city, the
police and fire departments and $4,000 pu'
pils of the public schools. Mayor tatrobe
issue proclamation yesterday, calling on
all citizens to unite in the celebration.