Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-07-06

sra'l County @fgister
BY ELI D. AXE. "a sl
RoNToN, MISSOURI.
NEWS AND G NOTES
A Summary Of Important Events. n
ST. JOINTS DAY, June "a, was gener-
ally observed by the Masons.
RAMEN F. CRIADo, Cuban planter,
bequeathed $4oo, 900 for q Cuban college in
New York.
THE movement for the severance OF
Norway from Sweden and for the establish
ment Of republic Is said to be spreading.
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WADE HAMPTON positively declines to
be candidate for Governor of South Caro-
lima, and expresses a, desire to retire from
public life.
IT is now stated that Gen. Ignatieff
resigned the Russian Ministry Of the Inte-
rior because he could no longer guarantee
the safety OF the Emperor. 'ipii' 80 ae}tH'
TEE French Senate has rejected the
bill on the Importation OF foreign pork, on
the ground that 1t did not offer sufficient
guarantees against trichinosis.iN T'fEi Is
i SEVERAL hundred men marched
through the streets Of Armagh, ireland,
June "a, in military order, singing rebel
songs and execrating the Queen orr VI Z
The Customs officers at Chicago have
just seized in an auction-house 5sS dozen
spools of English thread WHEREVER SNUG
gled into port by iQuebec firm. ~ IL 81
Nh. nBRADLAuGH made an abortive
attempt to present petition In the House
of Commons, on the ED, but withdrew, I'M
der protest, at the order of the Speaker.
THERE IS good authority for the
statement that Minister Lowell will SCOT,
be recalled, at his own request, to be sue.
ceeded BY Governor Long, of Massachusetts,.
THE Jewish relief committee at New
York has on its hands 1000 exies who will
not attempt to help themselves. The
superintendent of Castle Garden will no
longerFolerte them sztsl c i,a' sssl su'
In the Malley trial, at New Haven,
Comm, DE-. f. A. Harris expressed the opin-
ion that Jennie Crameri WAS drowned, and
that the arsenic found. in her, system had
nothing to Dc with her death, -e.,, s.!i al
CAPrAIN,JoHN CowDEN, we'll known
in connection with the improvement of,the
charges against Captain Eads and the mem
bers Of the River Commission, and calls for
an investigation by Congress! Les "is5!.i'' p
g., fsrstt-ys..r .-0-,4 h.. f.tr,.4.l
THE sweeping changes in the French
divorce bill may be judged from the fact
that desertion, brutal violence, degrading
legal punishment, or joint petition i'm
dorsed by the parents Is sufficient to effect
The permanent separation of husband and
wife. ,.f,,......,.,.f
GEORGE @. CANNON, in the Taber-
nacle at Salt Lake, endeavored to prove the
unconstitutionality of the Edmunds bill,
and received vote sustaining his course.
His speedy return to Washington is belived
to have some connection with the Utah
Commissions huifsta yinNi III -
THE election in Canada resulted in q
victory iJr the Government. The main fea-
lures of the contest developed so far are the
defeat of Sir Richard Cartwright Finance
Minister of the late reform government, and
of Hon. T. w. Anglin, the Speaker in the
Mackenzie government.
NEARLY 10000 men participated in
the parade sof the Grand Army of the Re-
public at Baltimore, Nd, which was led by
Gen. R.. B. Ayres. and reviewed by Presi-
dent Arthur. A new feature was the escort
furnished by Maryland and Virginia militia,
many Of whom served in the Confederate
army. i5ittsEt. ,Kot bag d3sJ glEgt8f isii
LIEUTENANT DANENHOwER has had
an interview with Secretary Chandler In re-
gard to bringing home for burial the re-
mains Of the members Of the Jeannette's
crew foundry Engineer Melville. A com.
pittee Of three naval officers will report up
on the expediency of applying to Congress
Tor assistance,
SIXTY thousand Chinese laborers who
have finished contract in Cuba applied for
permission to go through the United States
on their way home. Secretary Folger placed
the,inatterf before the Cabinet, which decid.
ed that the request could not be granted,
and the coolies will be compelled to return
by way of England.