Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-03-08

Srou County Rrgister
BY ELI d. AXE.
IRONToN. MISSOURI
NEWS and NOTES.
A Summary of Important Events.
The resignation of Lieutenant-C Com
mander Gorrsnge, L. S. N, has been sc.
cepted.
Mosr of the strikers in the Arlington
cotton mills at Wilmington, Del. have re.
turned to work.
THHRAIs hsve been made to blow mp
the kremlin Faface at the time Of the Rus
sian Cars coronstion. a,
WAsHINGToN's birthday was gener-
ally observed throughout the country, and
in many cities in Europe.
The death of james Gamble, ex-
Judge and Congressman, was announced at
Wiiliamsport, Pa, recently.
MORE than 81, 120,0 900 has been sent
to the German flood sufferers through = sim
gle house in New York City.
PRELIMINARY steps have been taken
for the erection of bronze statute of Mar
tin Luther at Washington, II. c..
IT was estimated on the Esd that
pension payments between that date and
July l would amount to A9,oo0,eo0.
THE Missouri Free-Trade League was
organized st Kansas City the other evening.
Ex-Governor Phelps was elected President
IT was reported on the Goth that an
investigation Of the Government printing
Office st Washington would be had, and =
large deficiency was limited at
JOHN CRAWFORD. Auditor of Arka n
sas, finding his accounts short, has handed
the President OF the Senate s mortgage on
his real estate, running two years.
THE Montana Legislature has passed
vote Of thanks TO Governor Crosby, Gen.
SEA SDsElUSn. anu SSuatpE NcSk IVE luclT
efforts 10 protect Yellowstone Park.
.
Ar the Vulcan Iron-works in Caron-
deles, No., where one thousand men had
for three months been on = strike, the fires
were started up few days ago with nom
union men.
INFoRMERs in seven Spanish towns
exposed the workings of q reasonable So
cietv with funds ana secret tribunals re-
Gently, and the authorities made over i've
hundred arrests.
FOURTEEN Roman Catholic Bishops
in France have been summoned before
the Council of State for publishing the Pspal
decree placing certain tIeatises OF education
on the index eNpuryaiorius.
ANOTHER great plot has been IN
earthed in Brussels by the discovery of
compromising documents From the dis
coyery arrests were expected 10 he made in
Berlin, Vienna, ST. Petersburg and Paris.
THERE was great excitement at Tue
son, Ariz-.the other day, over al alleged re-
marksble silver discovery twenty-five miles
south OF there. in the Santa Riss Mountains
Half million WAS said TO be in sight on ore
Pare, one of the communists WHO
endeavored TO destroy the city OF PaTfs.
Frxspce. died in Montreal. Cana. a few
days sgo in absolute want. The French
Government had refused permission for his
return.
THERE was little change in the food
reports on the ssth. BAckwstsr in the
Lower Mississippi regions was silt causing
much damage, and 4 fresh break in The
levee ten miles above Greenville, Ark. had
flooded several plantations.
LII is said that c. P. Huntington, of
the southern Pacific Road, has purchased
for SIS. 90, 600 Norsan's Railroad in Louisi-
ana and Texas and the Morgan steamship
lines and viii ask Congress TO amend the
bill for the consolidation o; trans continent
nj roads
An Indiana Journalist, after trsyerS-
ing the flooded section o. that STATE. e>ti-
mates the damage 20 property ST -, 90
ovsrsiN thousand residences have heenswsp;
AWAY or devastated. and lhirsy-sve thousand
persons are dependent upon charity for food
and clothing.
MANI bad bresks were reported in
TIE Lower MISSISSIPPI leSse> on the --s1 sud
plantations along the river were Inundated
The river WAS Tar above the danger lire 81
Memphis. Great distress was prevailing
along the White and Wabash rivers. though
the Wabash wsS r-ceGins SLOWLY.
Counsel for II. 7. Polk, the defsult-
Ing State Treasurer o. Tennessee, have sub
misted TO the Legislature Of that State
Sxs-raSman- of ear
Polk. who WAS stu in jail. was said 10 be
verv III. ard his physicians feared tia, II
confined for several weeks together he would