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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-27
SHERIFF'S SALE

T. BY virtue and authority OF a special ex-
ecurion issued from the Office OF the clerk
of the circuit court of Iron county Mo.
and to me. the undersigned sheriff, d.
rected, in favor of the State CT Missouri.
at the relation and to the use of James
Buford, collector of the revenue of Iron
country, Missouri, plaintiff, and against
Henry G.. Kuntz, Henry J. Kuntz, Ar
thur Lavender and all unknown interest
ed parties, defendants, bearing date Feb.
4, 1882. and returnable to the April term,
1882, thereof have levied upon and seiz-
ed the following described real estate and
property. lying and being in Iron county,
Mo. as the property of said defendants,
and described as follows. to wit:
North half of southeast quarter and
and the northeast quarter of section Fl,
township 81, range east;
And will, on
Thursday, April 9th. 1882. ..
at the east front door of the courthouse,
in the city of Ironton. Iron county. Mo-,
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and
5 o'clock p. NJ. of that day. and during the
session Ut the circuit court, sell, at public
vendue, all the right. title, claim, estate
and property of the said defendants, of, in
and to the above described real estate and
property, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs.
WIN. A. FLETCHER, Sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-27
lSRERIEE,S SAIE

By virtue and authority of a special ex-
ecutiOn issued from the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court OF Iron county Mis-
souri,, and to me. the undersigned sheriff,
directed, IN favor OF the State of Misson-
ri. at the relation aud to the use Of James
Buforl. collector OF the revenue for Iron
county, Missouri, plaintiff, and against
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-27
SHERIFE,S SALE

Bv virtue and authority OF special eX-
oc,,tion issued from the officecf the clerk
of the circuit court of Iron county Mis-
sonr; and TO me, the undersigned. sheriff.
directed, in favor Of the State OF M1ssou-
ri at the relation and to the use OF James
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-27

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The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
MIDDLETOWN.
A Canning Factory Partially Burned--A
New Phosphate Firm.
Especial correspondence of the Gazette.l


Especial correspondence of the Gazette
MIDDLETowN, July 1l.-William NJ. Van
degrift's drying factory at Odessa, was par
TALLY destroyed by fire last evening about
o'clock.
We are having very warm weather, the
thermometer registering 800 in the shade on
Sunday, and $50 on Monday at | O'Clock.
Harvesting is all done and the farmers
are busy getting the grain in for threshing
and some are already at their threshing.
J. NJ. Cox & Bro. will have to vacate the
Delmaryia Building pretty soon, as there
will be party here to start the evaperators
in few days. They are in quite fix as
their new building is not yet finished
A. l.. Sellers is repairing and otherwise
improving his drying establishment and win
be ready for operation in short time.
Riggs, Clayton & Co.rare already at theiI
canning, and have put up some very pala
table plum pudding.
The new phosphate firm composed OF Dr
j. Ii. Parvis and Major b. I. Biggs, ant
under the firm name of Paryis u Biggs, viii
start up their phosphate works in shor
time. They propose to put their machiner,
in this week We wish the new firm all th'
prosperity Imaginable, but wish the work
were farther away from town. There !
every reason to suppose they will build
much larger and better building in tn
spring, and further away from town.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
And Two Forts Blown to King
dom Come.
THETOWN ON FIRE
Full Details Of the Terrible BOmbardment
Of the Egyptian Capitol by the
English Fleet--Arabi Still Keeps
Upa Feeble Fire The Fight
at Noon Still Going On.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatches to the Gazette. }

Associated Press dispatches to the Gazette.]
ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE lombard
ment of Alexandria commenced at a. m,
when the first gun was fired
ALExANDRIA, July 11.-740 a. m.-The
Alexandria, Sultan and Superb opened the
fire on the fort. The batteries promptly re-
piled. Their shots at first fell short. The
remainder of the fleet then joined in and the
fight became general. After twenty minutes
cannonading, two Of the forts ceased firing,
while none Of the ships had received any
damage.
g.1I5 a. m.--The ,sssEek orr forts has now
lasted two hours, the smoke hangs heavy
over the city and il is difficult to see what
damage has been done, though II Is certain
that many has suffered very heavily. Fort
Marsa-el- -Kanat has been blown up by the
fire from the other batteries. The forts are
slackening their fire. The top OF the tower oi
| fort Pharos has been carried away and
many gums are dismounted on that and
other forts.
At the beginning of bombardment i'm
mense excitement was visible and crowds oi
people were seen, but the streets are now
| deserted, the people having fled or taken
refuge in cellars.
Ills a. m.-The bombardm9nt still con
| tInues and the forts are gradually being
| stlenceu. Inc has- Elf Ill iOfto aiu nuhNi ihS
severely from the heavy and disastrous IRE
ofthe Alexandra, Superb and Temeraire.
The flag of the Geneva red cross is flying
over the hotpital in the city, and Dutch and
Greek flags are hoisted over their respective
consulates.
LONDON, July 11.-A dispatch just
received from Alexandria says the magazine
at Fort Ada has been blown up.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Turkish Minister
has officially informed NJ. DE Freycinet that
Turkey will not send troops to Egypt
LoNpoN, July ia dispatch to Lloyds
from Port Said, states that the British Con
, sui there by order of Admiral Seymour has
stopped ships from entering the Suez canal
Admiral Seymour telegraphs as follows
"The ships opened fire at z O'Clock thi
. morning. The return fire from the fort
was weak and ineffective.
a An explosion in Fort Marsa- -Kana
: occnrred about o'clock. The ships en-
= gaped are the Inflexible, Temeraire
Penelope, superb, Sultan, lnvincible, Alex
O andria and Monarch"
PARIS, July 1.-THE agent of the Sue
l. Canal telegraphs NJ, De Lesseps that he ha'
written to the Naval Commanders, protest
ING against the action of the British Consu
az Port Said, in preventing vessels enterin
"a the Canal as violation OF its neutrality, AN
| declaring that the company will hold til
# British Government responsible.
i. The whole staff OF the canal remain
their posts,
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
LOCAL LACONICs.

1t is feared that Joseph Price, the wounded
colored boy, is in danger of abscesses along
the course of the ball.
Michael Walsh had his hand crushed at
the Iobdell Car Wheel Works yesterday,
and the amputation of two fingers was made
necessary. fII
The thermometer yesterday ran up as
bigh as 100 degrees in the shade. Joseph
si5ex, gravei-roofer, was overcome by the
heat, but is improving.
Mayor Wales was complimented last even
ing by meeting of delegates from the
different NJ. f. churches, upon the stand by
that officer on Sunday observance.
The Phoenix Steam Fire Engine Company
elected the following officers last evening
President, ,John II. Walker wee Toes,ueWS TaSn w
Porter: Treasurer, William j. Irwin
Trustees, Benjamin Richardson, Harrison X
Price and William Joyce.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
DELAWARE CITY.
saturday Night Robbers AbOut-ImprOv-
ing the NJ. E. ChuFch-A Mysterious
Notice.

Saturday Night Robbers 'AbOut-Amprov-
ing the NJ. E. ChuFch-A Mysterious
Notice.
Especial correspondence of the Gazette.l
DELAWARE CRY, July 11.-An unsuc
cessful attempt was made on Saturday
night by robbers to effect an entrance into
the house Of Jesse Gardner, on Washington
street. They were scared off.
The neighborhood Of Second and Adams
streets was awakened on Saturday night by
the cries of "murder W "thiefp p etc. 1t
proved to be at the residence of Captain
Lloyd. The occupants of the house are the
wife of the captain and lady visitor, the
captain being away on his boat. About l
o'clock they were awakened by heaVy
crash, when they gave an alarm for help'
On examination one of the windows. was
found smashed in. Mrs. Lloyd says some
one was In the house as she heard them get
in the window and move around the room
before she gave the alarm.
The Delaware City police have received
| their stars with the words delaware City
| Police" on them.
| Messrs. Hines u Won Culin have just COM
pleted two very fine canoes, Latine style.
| They are full rugged, with two sets of sails.
Their length is 13 feet, and the weight OF the
canoes about 100 pounds each. The above
| firm deserves credit, as 1t has only lately
| cOmmenceO Jne WOTk VI DuiiuihS Sauocoi
| and owing to their lack of room and force
have not been able to meet the increasing
demand for them.
The entire front of st. PauPs Church hai
been torn out rnd is being put up again OF
account of crack, which has been In th'
wall for several years. The congregation
was afraid that 1t might fall in some tim
during worship. The proceeds from thei
fair in April is being devoted to this puF
pose.
The Delaware City National Bank is beinl
repainted, which will give 1t mucl
brighter appearance.
The following notice which is posted u
in the post Office and on street lamp post
attracts the attention of the people $500
reward for the conviction and Imprisonment
for life of the person or persons banging
. the door of Solomon Hemsley Johnson, an
thereby disturbing the rest of his believe
wife Sally Hemsley johnson. Signed an
approved by the Hon. Amos Horatio Mile
Mayor of Polktown. The premises OF u
above will be guarded in the future by h
honor, the Royal Bengal Tiger, 'Jumb
, by order of the Board of Public Safety"
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
EDyCATIONAL MA TIERS.
Meeting Of the Board Last Evening
it Miscellaneous Business.


The Board Of Education met last evening
in its room, and by the dim religious light
furnished by the gas, aided NY reportorial
tallow candle, began business. The Com
mittee on Accounts presented their report,
which was accepted and ordered to be paid,
as follows :: Cs
wilmington Coal Gas COMPANY, $l29O;
Martin Farrell, 80 cents; Charles Warner q
Co., $11 80; Robert p. Jonea, $l.5O; Milton
Laekey, S7.S2; Thomas B. Hizar, SIN .62;
Frank r. Carswell, 500; David w. Harlan,
S9.6S; Edwin F. Eckel, $ll; George w. Yer
non & Sons, $21 so; Bell 81 Taylor, S53.7S;
teachers, subs and janitors, 81, ,474.34; Edwin
F. Eckei, $lS.75; Ferris Brothers, $l7; Mrs.
August, $25; Lewis, So; Gawthrop Brothers
& Co., $l2; Insurance Farmers Mutual,
5000; Mayor and Council, $40. Total,
$40, ,1O9.14.
The committee of No. school reported a
deficiency of $i4 in the amount granted
them for repairs, and on motion OF Mr..
Wiley the appropriation was increased.
Colonel b. r. Heieler of No. said his
committee had procured estimates for the
proposed changes in the sc hool from ). X.
d. Seeds a. Son, and on motion 1t was
agreed that the committee In conjunction
with a special committee have the power to
make the repairs in accordance with reso-
luton adopted at last meeting and the plans
| of the architect.
The committe on No. 5 were directed on
motion TO make repairs NOT exceeding S3O.
No. 6 was allowed 81, No. b $50, and No
| II given 500 with which to- make necessary
repairs.
| Mr.. Belts from the committee on thu
reDort of the suuerintendent of schools
| presented a written report on the recon-
mendations of the superintendent and
| moved its adoption, but the motion wa
amended by Colonel HeiBler to lay tn
matter over for two weeks, and after dis
cussion the latter motion prevailed. super
intendent Harlan made an explanator.
statement of the changes proposed, IN whleI
he said as at present arranged the school
were only using about half each
Swinton's Language Primer and Swinton'
Language Lessons. He advocated Tn
abolition of the latter, as ht considered Tn
primer the better book.
The superintendents report stated tina
the absence of teachers during May wa
31l5 days on account OF sickness, and Az
DAYS from other causes, and during Jun
one and half days on account Of sickness
| and ~ days from other causes. The repoI
was ordered filed.
The following concludNd the evening
work The Committee dn United STATE
} Court was discharged; order drawn Il
! S55.55 to pay six and two-thirds months rel
, of building occupied by School No. lS u
Committee on Printing was authorized
employ a clerk at an expense of $40 to 6
t over The minutes and hnnt out the ne
rules. etc. ordered 10 be printed at the la
I meeting of the board tho Ianitor of No.
! school was allowed S. extra compensate
e for additional work number OF bills we
s read and referred to proper committees
e The Board then adjourned at $50.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
Crn..I nnd nIsorderIy.

James Hannah, living in the vicinity of
Eighth and Locust streets, yesterday picked
mn a eat that came In his way and deliber-
ately cut its throat from ear to ear ana
otherwise cruelty treating the animal
James. who is said TO be not of sound mind,
also threw stones promiscuously at the
houses and doors of some neighbors, accom-
panying the fusilade with q string of strong
enithets. When demonstrated with by q
neighbor named Sparks he promised TO SEM
hullet through that gentlman's heart
Sharks. as matter Of precaution, had o
warrant issued this mdrning Tor the arrest
of the man.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
SMYRNA,
A Railroad Accitlent--Wheat Threshlng
business Good.
TspccIai correspondence of The Gazette. J

Especial correspondence of the Gazette.l
SMYRNA, July 11.--As the regular night
freight train on the Delaware railroad
passed through Clayton last evening four
of the cars Jumped the track, damaging
them considerably. Fortunately no lives
were lost.
J. &. stradley of your city has been here
the past week showing his skill in sign
painting.
"Jumbo," our street sprinkler, was out
Yesterday, dressed in new coat of paint.
1t attracted much attention, as one of our
principal drug houses furnished the paint to
carry an advertisement.
Wheat thrcshing is now going on here,
and tie whistle of the engines used, is heard
In all parts of our section. The crop Is
turningout well.
Charles Hazel who has been visiting here
the past week, returned to Laurel yesterday
to fiji his old position as clerk in clothing
store.
Business is better here now than for som'
time past.
Apples and peaches are making their ap
pearance in small quantities.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
SELLING on SUNDAY.
Grocer Fined Ms for Selling Paper
Collar.


Henry ]. Garel grocer, DIT Buttonwood and
B streets, was arrested yesterday on a
warrant issued at the instance of Edward
Fletcher, charging him with having SOLD
goods on Sunday. The prosecutor testified
to having purchased paper collar OF de-
fendant's wife on the Sabbath, an article of
which he was in need. Spon after purchas
inr n according to another witness, he
announced his intention of having Garel
arrested for keeping his store open on sun
day. The defendant plead his case well,
said he was familiar with the law, that MS
wife had sold the collar, he was toid, anu
that she, being his agent, he was responsi,
BILE for her actions. lie dld not
want to beg of or offer any excuse,
although he confessed he did not
think the law was broken In selling artlcies
| of necessity He also cbntended that the
| Indictment should fall inasmueh as the
| charge was prompted by malicious inteiI,
the purchase having been made with the
idea of prosecuting. The Mayor read the
State law regarding retailers, and while he
felt inclined to make decision in favor oi
the defendant the law left him nc
alternative but TO inflict fine OF SS and
costs In city ordinances, he said, he wa'
allowed to use his discretion and remit nne'
If occasion demanded. The feeling OF tn
spectators and those around the Hall wa
evidently strongly in favor OF Garel, tn
way the charge was brought being general.
deprecated
Michael Pagan was fined 81 and costs TO
shooting two flrecrackeTB ON Sunday even
f ing. at his house on West Front street.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
prronErHE ENaAaEMrNT.

The London Standards correspondent
wired before engagement:
0We shall probably engage the forts at
close quarters. Our medium and small
arms men will be able to do much to keep
down the fire OF the enemy's guns. They
are doubtless taking our range at present,
hut will be deceived If they think we shall
fight from our present moorings. we TO-
morrow morning get under weigh and keep
moving during the action, rendering it
difIiuc1lt for experienced gunners to keep
mn an effective fire. As Iwrite-at O'Clock
the American squadron is steaming past.
Several salutes are being exchanged. Our
hands are PLAYING "Hail Columbia" theirs,
HGod Save the Queen" Their departure
leaves the British feet alone face to face
with the Egyptian batteries, except where
far inside the harbor the German and Aus
strian steamers lie still hesitating whether
to obey the Admiral's warning.
ALExANpRIA-3 p. m.-News from shore
is to the effect that the commotion among
the nopulace is rapidly increasing. Nc
plundering has yet begun. The troops
continue 10 patrol the streets. No Euro
means are visible in the streets, although /
| Is calculated that not less than I, 600 Greeks
Levantines and Italians remain.
ALEXANDRIA-5 p. m.-No message o
surrender has come off shore. The sigma
has been hoisted for the fleet to clear 70
action. Inside the harbor, beginning fror
Fort Pharos, lie the Temeraire, Alexandria
Superb, Sultan and Inflexible. Here o
board the Infexible all is ready for action
Numerous wind sails for ventils
tion between the decks during til
action form strange look us the
tower far above the solnbre turret
We shall sec the hottest fight. =.
large contingent will disembark from II
flagship If required to complete the dismal
Element of the forts, Major Tulloch, Il
military attache, will accompany the sho
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
rTo-day,s Herald BulIetin. ]

The centre Of disturbance is now passing
over Manitoba in an easterly direction. Its
influence extends over all the lake regions,
with subsidiary disturbance over the St.
Lawrence Valley. The barometer is above
the mean in the South Atlantic, Gulf States
and along the Southern portion of the
Middle coast. Local rains are reported from
the lower lake regions, Central valleys and
some sections of the Middle Atlantic States
Elsewhere fair weather prevailed. The
temperature rose east of the Mississippi river.
In the northwest it is decreasing steadily and
the conditions in that region are favorable
to the developement of local disturbances.
Fresh to brisk winds blew north of the lakes.
| In other districts they are generally light
The weather in New York and its vicinity
to-day will be warm and fair,with thunder
shower in the afternoon. Tomorrow
| promises to be slightly cooler and fair.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
Police Court This Morning.

faa. MFlael Shields raised disturbance In
""aI mnlt, Oh officer Vickers' house yesterday
s,",nlng .,e,g and was afterwards found in
Ia Ia'e Vi beastly intoXication on the sidewalk,
mo,., ao @as llned 81 and costs by the Mayor this
Svalllg. Sp tna. Thomas Leonard was arrested
,% sn,ug eallng his wife. The woman did not
IIgpear I9pa at the City Hall this morning, and
,%p,las a%snl, clearly proved that his spouse was
na n%aliken and disorderly character, show
@iSaa eS aeep cut on his head which she had
Sonnh S%,1 nm with a stool yesterday, as a
noS. 1@,ief Tor his statement. His daughter, a
,,,s caso glhld corroborated her father, and the
'dse Was dismissed
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11

A STRANGER.
packed in the Hall but Released Without
Hearing.

A Hearing.
Between and 5o'clock yesterday after
ROon officer Heal arrested man whom he
Ieund In stupor at the northwest corner OF
ront and King streets. The stranger, who
gave his name aiterward as Edward Muir
poek Of West Philadelphia, said that he had
Folne from Philadelphia on one of the
eleamers, and had been robbed on the way
|Elo~n He could not give an account OF
slllnseli at all, and was evidently suffering
1 nom the effects of liquor or some drug. He
saS neatly dressed and bore evidence of be-
Rng aman Of more than ordinary intelligence.
Epaflng conversation with him last
evening he stated that he had not committed
say crime at all, and, until informed of the
iac, imagined he was in some police station
" Philadelphia. When he fully realized,
el@f little hesitation, where he was he
mgaa In tragic tone, $50 help me God p
anu then declared that henceforth, as soon
a ,e le was released, he would never put him
Sl Si under the Jurisdiction of the laws o.
Dea"are and such "damnable municipal
arrangement" By many who heard hin
as was was thought to be somewhat demented
al az lNere was no charge against him he wa
erased and sent to Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
Cracking His Heels at Eighty-fOur.

The other morning in grocery store
some one remarked to Mr.. Thomas Dunn,
one of our wealthiest citizens, now in his
S4th year, that he was 'tgetting. old"
UPshaw p said Mr.. Dunn. "I win show
YOU that If ! am old have some life in me
vet" Hanging his cane ON the railing of
the desk and placing his hat on pyramid of
canned goods, Mr.. Dunn stepped to an al
cove formed by the arrangement of goods
and suddenly springing into the air with the
lightness of a latter.d day acrobat cracked his
heels together twice before touching the
floor again. AS If this was not sufficient to
convince the most skeptical of his agility he
repeated the feat. Others present attempted
it, but did not succeed.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
What Council Forgot.

Cmna1e 1eIy ordinance provides that City
6r., e'l ra snail elect a Harbor Master at the
eectiels guar meeting next following the city
il ana Dnt the new council forgot all about
lact u NJ probably will not be aware of the
Office an,il ,naiy they see it in the GAZETTE. The
meetir" WIN probably be filed at the next
Noora OIL Council. Meantime, Colonel
hs toa,, continues to act as Harbor Master,
brine under the city charter, not ex-
IT, GIs * until his successor has been chosen
Nlaue a most excellent officer.