Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-07-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE Illinois State Veterinary Sur.
F! geon reports CHAMBERS prevalent in sixteen
| counties.
IT was reported on the 18th that the
| Uintah and Shoshone Indians, near the
| border of Wyoming and Utah. were giving
the agent some trouble by refusing to stay
! on the reservation.
| A DISPATCH from Lima, Peru. on the
/ 18th announced the death of General Moore,
| American Consul at Callao. He died of
| yellow fever.
! The anniversary of the battle of the
! Boyne was celebrated by Orangenen i'll
various cities on the 18th.
| The recent lard scandal in this coun-
try has been seized upon by the Germans
as further pretext for excluding all
American hog products.
The colored convention in session q
| Austin, Tex, on the 18th asked the Legisla-
ture to establish a manual training school
for the colored youth.
JUDGE FIELD, who was severely
stabbed in Dublin, Ireland, is still in con-
slant receipt of threatening letters, and his
family are frequently insulted.
4 COURT of ForeSters acting as escort
! day were refused admission TO the Catholic
Church unless they would take off their re-
gala. They went home.
A RUNAWAY horse leaped into the
river at Harrison street bridge, Chicago,
ILL.,, the other evening, with buggy con-
tanning two boys and two girls. One lad
was drowned.
a GREAT battle was fought the other
day between the forces of Cetawayo and
Oha:n in South Africa, the latter chief be-
ing made q prisoner.
ACCORDING to the recent report of the
Illinois Board OF Agriculture the crop pros
poet in that State is Frightening rapidly.
YELLOW fever was reported bad at
Callao and Lima. Peru, on tho 18th.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has adopted.a rule that n days work
is to be nine hours actual service, without
Sunday labor, or seven hours labor at
night, Sundays included, all service in ex
cess to be paid for as extra.
\ DISPATCH from st. Petersburg.
Russia, on the 18th said several Jews had
been murdered in Ostrog.
THE steamer Niagara. of the New
York and Cuba mail line, was reported
burned off the coast OF Florida on the 18th.
News received the same day that
the bark Pinlpas was wrecked near Fayal,
and all on board, Numbering about a dozen,
drowned except three.
Louis WALES, the Indian chief died
at Lake George a few days ago, aged 1913
years
Two men were killed by an explosion
at the Dupont powder-mill, lit Wilmington,
Del, few days ago.
ANDREW WHITE. 4 wealthy farmer
living near Dwight, H., became deranSed
and was placed in an asylum He made
his escape few days ago, returned home,
and, after numbering his wife and two
children, killed himself.
HARHIsoSBU Va, was flooded by
freshet the other night and Il part OF the
town badly damaged.
DREYFUs, editor of La France, was
wounded in duel with Judst. of La
LGHterne. at Paris, few days ago.
Rosroy, Russia, II city of 5000 in
habitants, was visited by a terrible con-
fiagrasion OH the 18Th, which Inenaced the
whols city.
A TROOP of cavalry left Fort Bowie,
Aiz., the 18Th, to bring in seven.yfive
Chirichuas who were waiting near the
boader To surrender.
A .EFEIGERATOR-CAR containing
thirty two large carcases of dressed beef,
covered with mold, was seizod by the cattle
inspector at East Buffalo. n. ", the other
company for Sl92.
By the fall of Il stone weighing two
tons a distance of forty feet, at Fal!
River, Mass, the other day, one man was
killed, and another severely injured.
THE boiler in q saw-nill at Millsdore,
Wis. exploded with such force the other
day that half of it was hurled three hundred
feet, the flying mass passing just over the
heads of twenty men. An empioye was
slightly injured. At Ludington, Mich, an
explosion wrecked shingle-mill and caused
the death Of one man and the wounding OF
several others.
THE failure of J. p. Macheca & Co.,
fruit dealers, New Orleans, La, has been
announced, with liabilities estimated at
100000.
\ GREAT fire occurred at Liptoszent-
mike, Hungary, on the 18th, by which a
number Of persons lost their lives. Eight
corpses had been taken from the ruins and
twenty others, including the Project of
of Police, were missing. Many people were
made homeless by the fire.
II St. Mary's Industrial School, at
Baltimore, Md, there are 40 boys. Measles
OF a most malignant type had broken out
amongst them and ten had died up to the
18th.
AT Roubaix, France, there was a riot
on the 18th, in which the Commissary OF
Police was struck with a stone. Il was
thought he would die. Six of the rioters
We're arrested. They were armed with
bludgeons and revolvers.
Mrs. GEORGE Lolita, whose home
was near Van Buren,, Ark, heard some gos-
sip about her husband which troubled her
so she took poison the other day and died
i'll a few hours.
MANY arrests of army officers were
being made in Spain on the 10Th without
the charges being made pnblic. 1t was be- |
lieved another conspiracy had been dis |
covered.