Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-10-19
News Notes.

I0lS YEAR.
The present population OF Montana is esti-'
mated at 5000. aGF.
/ Miss Anna Dickinson no longer advocates:
woman suffrage. 49 81
The public schools of New York city cost
$4 100000 year. 5r
One-half the cadets at West Point are
4 church members. 3@
| A Boston culprit told the Judge he would
prove an 'tArabi." -a
There is said to be nearly 200 marriage as
The pecan crop of Western Texas is said to
be very good this year. s&t ,''
| Ex-Gov. Stone, of Mississippi, owns boot
and shoe store at Iuka.
Baltimore has girl fifteen years old who
| has e1oped three times.
Myra Clark Gaines has joined the Woman's
National Labor League.
Secretary Teller tells the public that he is
| overrun by ofice-seekers.
One man at Paris, KY, has shipped 150,S0O
pounds OF tobacco this year. 2a
Paper veneers are to be made in factory
at Sandwich, Massachusetts,.
Miss Chamberlain, of Boston, has classesto
which she teaches whistIing. .s-f
A Michigan trifler married girl Gin order
| to skip with the bridal gifts"
Greenup, KY, people are enjoying October
Strawberries and blaekberries.
Certain scientific and aesthetic young ladies'
of Boston write it s'Psychlone."
Some of the bags of dates which come to,
this country contairfcanon balls.
New Jersey will have crab apples enough
to champagne the whole country.
The Garfield monument fund of the Army.
of the Cumberland amounts to $4,000.
More than ten per cent. of the public school
children of Pittsburg are near sighted.
A Southern correspondent declares the real
Belle Boyd to be living in Gonzales, Texas.
A 15-year- old girl in Harris county, Ga, is
the mother OF five children-twins and trip
lets.
Cherokee, Ia, is said to have had 9,320 Wis
itors to its mineral well within the last five
months.
Huber Fl. Bancroft, the historian Of the Pa
cifc coast, owns reference library of 5000
volumes.
An Ishpeming, Michigan, Justice recently
fined a man $12 for willfully breaking the leg
of goose.
The State Comptroller of Texas recently
paid into the treasury$2S, 900 to the drummers'
tax account.
A large proportion Of the 5,000,O 900 beer
glasses used annually in Berlin come from
this country.
Seven or eight hundred tourists are said to
be in the Yellowstone National Park at the
present time.
It is estimated that toothpick-toed boots
have added at least 1,000, 900 corns to the crop
of this country.
Eight residents of Shrewsbury, VT, have
been indicted for tarring and feathering Paul
Ellis last spring.
Miss Calhoun, grandniece of John C. Call
houn, has been studying for the stage in Lon
don for two years.
Cherokee county, Kansas, has one woman,
aged only 80, who is the mother of fifteen
all living.
InJackson county, Georgia, an angry horse
attacked his owner and bit his ear OH, after
ward swallowing it.
Ducks are appearing in unusual numbers
around New Orleans, and cane growers pre-
dict an early winter.
EX-Secretary Blaine has contributed $50 to
the fund for monument to the late Senator
Ben Hill, of Georgia.
Not less than fifty mines and prospects are
being worked within two and half miles of
Tombstone, Arizona.
The rice crop Of Wilmington, N. c., is ex-
pected to reach 10000 bushels this year
about the ante-belum yield.
MIR. j. FL. Steele, of Ouchita, Louisiana, has
planted largely of jute, and the yield aver
'ged ,25O pounds to the acre.
A Nebraska savings bank has opened o
;hiidren's department, in which a deposit as
small as one cent can be made.
Senator Mitchell, of Pennsylvania, writes
rom his sons ranch at Stickney, Dakota,
hat his health is by no means good.
Some "crank" has started a scheme for
building church in Palestine, Texas, by
oliciting 100000 people to contribute nickel
ach.
Senator Brown, of Georgia, says he would
lot exchange the position of United States
enator for that of Vice-President of the
United States.
Fayette county, KY, has issued $780, 900 in
onds to build a new court house at Lexing-
On, and sold them at fourth of one per
ent. above par.
Mr.. Wm IL. Vanderbilt's superb collection
mordern pictures, mostly of French schools,
ill shortly be thrown open to the public
nee week during the season.
Mr.. p. T. Barnum has given large burial
its in Mountain Grove Cemetery, Bridge
ort, Conn.,, to the fremen and the Grand
rmy of the Republic of that city.
American teeth factories turn out 100000
rtificial teeth a year, to supply the annual
'ss, and s., ,5O0, 600 worth of gold to stop up