Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20
NUMBER 10

Gen. Sherman will be in st. Louis
Oct. 8.
Indiana has 499,Sss voters, 15,2Os
being colored.
A fourteen inch vein of coal has been
discovered at Glasgow, Mo.
Petroleum exports for the seven
months ended July 81 were $50, ,6SS, ,345.
| Leon Abbott has been nominated for
Governor by the New Jersey Demo-
Gratis.
It is no longer denied that yellow fe-
yer is prevailing in Pacific Coast towns
of Mexico.
| The Canadian Pacific carried off the
silver medal at the agricultural show in
Liverpool.
| The Navy Department has issued ra-
tions to the destitute Florida people on
the reserve at Pensacola.
The Emperor of Germany has con-
ferred the order Of the Black Eagle up
on the Crown Prince of Portugal.
The Missouri State Reunion of COL
ored Soldiers, which was held at Sc
dalia last week, was largely attended.
The hazing naval cadets, B. Trapnell,
A. Campbell, E. P. Bertholf and F.
Moeller, have been dismissed the serv-
ice.
Oklahoma Payne and some Of his fol-
lowers are under arrest in Kansas on O
charge of conspiracy to violate the land
laws.
The customs department has decided
that in future sulphate of cinchonidia
Substitute for quinine) shall be admit
ted free.
The Executive Committee of the st.
Louis Saloon-Keepers' Association has
paid out $4,000 for legal aid they have
had already.
Gov. Barry, of Arkansas, offers q re-
ward of 5000 apiece for the fifteen men
who lynched the two allies of the Three
Corner desperadoes.
The supporters of Bradlaugh in the
English Parliament are determined
that that body shall have no rest until
Mr.. B. is properly seated.
Professor Warmers balloon collapsed
Thursday, 5000 above the city of Pitts
burg. The tall was so gradual that tho
aeronaut landed uninjured.
The gross earnings of the Western
Union Telegraph Company for the fig
cal year ending June 80, were $19,454,-
9o2. Net profits were e27, $3.50, ,349.
Judge Noonan has decided that the
"refreshment" dispensed in barber
shops is not of the class exempted from
the operation of the Sunday law in st.
Louis.
The President has issued proclama-
ton announcing that the Words In
dustrial and Cotton Centennial Exhi-
bition will be opened in New Orleans
Dec. 8.
Every efforts is is being made by the
committee in charge to make the mill
tary ball at the Armory Hall, st. Louis,
on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 4, a
grand success.
The Governor of New Mexico makes
an official report that with the excep-
ton of Judge McComas and wife, no
citizen has been killed by Indians in
that Territory since October, 1881.
Pension Commissioner Dudley an
nounces that the work is "up" in his
office, and the only delay occasioned
now is from the failure of applicants to
comply with the law in proving claims.
The Greeley Relief Expedition has re-
turned without being able to reach the
men at the Arctic station. The whale
ship Proteus was wrecked and the
crew returned to Newfoundland in the
Yantic.
A new base ball association has been
Philadelphia, Washington,
Richmond, Pittsburg, Indi-
Chicago and st. Louis arerep-
resented. The reserve rule of the 9TH
er associations is ignored.
Among the questions to be placed be-
fore the Propaganda and American pre-
lates for discussion at the conference in
will be one concerning the
attitude of the Catholic clergy toward
the Irish agitators in America.
The Federation of Labor Unions in
has appointed commit
tee to carry into effect plan to organ
ze society for the protection of young
from the insolence of the loafer
and the impudence Of the dude.
1t IS rumored that the Grand Army
If Occupation, which three years ago
enrolled thousands of men in Texas to
invade Mexico, shows signs Of resurrec-
ion, and that the headquarters are in
either Washington or Philadelphia.
John Roach thinks that IL the Gov
would give $50 acres of land to
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