Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-01-19
Various Matters.

Trade reports for the new year are
generally satisfactory.
New York physicians cannot obtain
sufficient vaccine virus.
The total decrease in the public debt
in 1881 was 1926, 100, $50.
Capt. Eads estimates the cost of his
ship railway at $75, 900, 900.
Over 36s divorces were granted in
San Francisco during the past year.
The Virginia druggists bave formed
State Pharmaceutical Association.
Edward H4nlan hus sailed for En-
land where he is TO row Boyd in April.
: The Atlanta Exposition buildia has
been bought for S25. 900 for cotton
factory.
The yield of hops throughout. the
country is fully Is per cent. below the
average.
| Senator Harrison. Of Indiana, will
pronounce eulogy on the la ,e Senator
Burnside.
There is no reasonable doubt that
polygamy will get its death blow this
Congress.
A movement is on foot to abolish one
OF the b tanicai gardens maintained by
the Gov eminent.
The largest vineyard in California
will be planted this winter 1t VIII
contain 100000 win 8.
z kallogg, Of L 'uisians. thinks it does
! ! not Really help tie South to have rep
| resentative in the Cabinet.
Thr snip Constantine, which sailed
from New York for L ,ntion in Nnvem-
| Der, is til .ught TO have been lost.
President Arthur has determined t.
remove two of the District Of Columbia
COMMISSIONER and Morgan.
1t is reported hat the Sub Treasury
at San Francisco has NOR. silver than it
can we'll provide with storage room
The sum af 1851, 700 has been ex-
pende ..ot, the Brookiyn b.idge. About
5000, 900 more il needed t. Complete it.
The estim t d lag-cut for the present
seasoi o. the Upper Wolf river and
tributaries, Wisconsin,, is $4,000, 900
fe t. ..-.. -..,.--.--.
A bill ,s intro luced into the Ken
tucky. Legislature to re-establish the
whipping-psst for petit larceney, but
was defeated
TIE insurance on Havemeysr's sug n
refinery, rec ,ntly burned in Brooklya,
aggr gated $7S2, 500. aad is distributed
among 30l companies.
Dantord, the Kansas banker, who was
pursued by his creditors in rather vi
olent manner, and his life tn eatened
has brought suit for $500, 900.
1t is id that when tie Arthur gull
lOtlne gets to wark there will be more
departmental chnnges than have &C.
Cured since Andrew Johnson.
Gov. Long. of Mas sachusetts. in his
message. recommends enforcement Of
license laws, woman suffrage, and abol-
ishment of capt. 1 punishment.
Small. the Washington florist. sup
piled the Ire ,sury officials under Joha
Sherman with bouqu, is, drawing his
pay out of the contiagent funds.
The Chaplain of the U. 8. Senate has
consented to take charge Of the Madi-
son Avenue Congregational Church,
New York, at salary of $4,000 . |
year.
Freight room has been ordered in
New Orleans for 10000 bushels of
wheat to Great Britain, to be shipped
from California by the Southern Pacific |
railroad.
The Shanesvile (Ohio) disaster was
caused by the audience keeping time
With the music with their feet which |
caused the supports under the floor to
jar out OF place.
A project is on foot ia New York to
organize team, representing the Ma
tional Guard of each State, to engage
in the International Rife Match in |
England next June.
Mr.. Boyne, of Pennsylvania, wants
each State to be entitled to U. 8. Sem
ator, in ad iltion to the two already pro-
vided for, for each million ofinha bitants
in excess of two millions.
A. G.. Preston, son Of wealth To-
1odo raorohanf hoo hoon indiofod FIR
depositing in the mail, while a student
at Oberline College, an obscene picture
and writing to young lady.
Chas. A. Henry. formerly editor Of
San Francisco Valkyrien, Scandina-
Wan journal, has been engaged to bring
to this country {, 900 or 10000 Scandina-
vans to be employed In the construc-
t.on 81 the Northern Pacific railroad.