Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22
Ex-GovERNoR MATT. HEAD, of New

EX-GOVERNOR MATT. HEAD, OF New
Hampshire: died the night of the 18th.
F RAILROAD companies continue to fall
into line on the question of the new. time
standArds,
TIE negotiations for settlement of
the Mexican debt question with the British
bondholders have fallen through.
STRIKERS on the Panama Canal re-
| Gently ditched train-load of laborers and
guards and fired on the wreck, wounding
many men.
THE Spanish Ministry say that Spain
| call on the provincial tax gatherers to en-.
force payment of the levy.
AT Greensburg, Pa, on the 18th, a
mob, headed by number of women, tried
to lynch Jacob Noble, who killed John C.
Auley. Officers succeeded in protecting
| their prisoner. , :
THE Servian insurgents are surren-
sdering their arms.
+ "A sCAFFoLD which fell in New York
ON the 18th Eillsd Patrick Kele6ck and John
Glascoot, bricklayers, and injured four
others - &--.57-- .@i~e -af-4 - $3.50
In collision on the West Shore
Railroad, near Troy, N. Y, on the 18th,
John Schermer was killed and several
other persons were seriously injured.
The General Missionary Committee
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in SEES.
sion at New York on the 18th, appropri.
fated $1,000 for the Austin (Tex.) Confer.
ence.
CHIEF-JUsTICE DAVIS of New York,
on the 18th, called the attention ofthe Oyer
and Terminer Grand Jury to abuses in the
city departments, and called for a:thor-
ough intestigations 81 o. fafxa SID II
SIXTEEN. street fronts burned at Shen7
andoah,' Pa, on ithe nth, Including the
United States Hotel, odd Eel lows Hall and
and 25o families were rendfsd homeless. =
ADMIRAL LANDOLFE, commanding
the French fleet in the Pacific. Ocean, died
recently at Papetit, Tahati- AZ
+ THE Emperor William of Germany
has given 1000 marks toward the Luther
Institution for the education of the chill
dren of clesgymen.s r - pa IL. -
|, THERE was a severe gale on the lakes
the night of the 18th. Wrecks were re-
ported ON Lakes Ontario, Erie and Huron.
Fears were also entertained for the safety
of several vessels caught out on Lake Mich
igan.
o. M. CHASE, Superintendent of the
Michigan fish hatcheries, was drowned
with six others BY the capsizing of a boat
between Petoskeg and Harbor Springs on
the 18th.
Z The present movements of general
merchandise both east and west are far be-
dow their ordinary proportions, and the
clearinghouse exhibits. are decidedly eun-
THE banks and several business
houses of Des Moines, Ia, adopted the new
Central time standard on the 18th and the
City Council has passed an. ordinance
officially fixing the timeas the standard for
city purposes.
SEVERAL large buildings burned at
Charleston, S. c., on the 18th. Nine per-
sons had TO jump from the third story of
Wilbur's clothing factory. Two were kill
ed and the rest badly hurt Two girls-are
supposed TO have been burned. ~ =,
THE Pennsylvania Supreme Court de-
cides that the Pullman Car Company is in
duty bound to exercise care to prevent pas
sengers from being robbed while asleep.
Judgment was rendered on, the 18th in
favor of apassenger so robbed.
EARL CARNARVON, in speaking of
recent tour in Canada, said nobody could
estimate how. great its future would be if
the Canadian people persevered with the /
same Judgment and moderation that had 4
characterized their legislative proceedings
for many years