Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-29
lTas Bessemer steel-rail mill at Home

TRE Bessemer steel-rail mill at Home
stead, Pa, has shut down. p
kTHE St. Paul Chamber of Commercial
&vosed to adopt the new time Aaard
Z All. ROWLAND, clerk of tPhttss
bargh Circuit it, Court, is eharssa w ete'
& ANOTHER severe storm, reSulQRg z3
several wrecks, is reported ffpmEN ew-
foundland.
NV ENGLAND railroads killed 221
persons during the past year. Only six
teensvere passengerss ~ 4
SEVERAL of Ayoub Khan's admirers
have been put to death by order OF the
Ameer IL AfghanBta3. IA
A THousANDs head of sheep for export
have been detained in Montreal because
fourteen were Infected with scab.
| The schooner James Wade, which
left Detroit October % for Buffalo is sup
posed to have foundered with all on board.
The Treasurer of Yale College re-
ports the income too small for the needs of
the institutien. sExperditures last year
WERE S332, 627.E. - ? -
THE first train passed through the
Arlberg tunnel under the Alps on the 18TH
Jos. POOLE was again placed on trial
| in Dublin, on tide 10Th for the Kenny muir
der
GEORGE P. GRAFF, paying teller of
the Wall Street National Bank, has been
indicted for over-certifcation of checks for
nearly 100000. -: y
GEORGE C. MONROE, of Newport, K.
l., won a suit recently that had been pend
ing eighteen years, and died on the 18th
from excess of joy 50
The CLEARING house exhibit on the
18th, showed q larger volume Of transact
tions than for the week preceding, but less
than for the corresponding week last year.
DEWEY, the Boston .forger, has plead
ed guilty. ff~. a. ~.
AN intoxicated member of the Saliva
ton Army raised tremendous row in a
meeting ats Kingston, Eanaaa recently.
Thepolioe had The worst OF the encounter
| in trying to quell the disturbance.
THE. health of Queen Victoria has
greatly. inraproTea durings Her stay'at Bal.
moral. Her walking powers are in great
measure restored, but she is still unable to
take long walks or ascend steep stairs
"A REPORT was circulated on the 18th
announcing the death of Senator Malone
of Virginia. but later dispatches pronounce
, the story a canard.
Il CATHOLIC Bishops in Ireland are en-
joiried from Rome 10 encousagss a .senti
mens in favor # acting with We Govern
raefYt.
HEALY, member of the British Parlia
ment, declared in speech that if the gov
eminent bill to extend the franchise wa:
not-mads to apflfs IA i 4ands as VEL as
The Postmaster-Geheral has issued
an order forbidding Postmasters TO furnish
pension agents with lists 'of ex-soldiers o.
to distribute agents circulars.
, THERE issa sapi eficiM denial'of thu
report that France has presented China
!, with an ultimatunl. It is probable tina
offensive movements in Tonquin have be
gun. Negotiations have been resumed a
+ Paris.
The London Ilnaes,ot the 18th, in !
: leadingS article. conc1adss the Tcontinue'
presence of a substantial English garrison
6 in Egypt is essential to the interests OF civ
/ AbDisosaGARp1sER RICE. spronn
. inenS lawy& of Rhfaao, N. T., an
= Widely known throughout the State, die
. the morning of the 10Th. Mr.. Rice took a
active part in the anti-slavery movement
" and at the breaking out of the war raise
and equipped two regiments mainly at hi
own expense. a. 80 ..~t
DIR. SToCKER made another attemp
to lecture in London on the 18th but wa
IS hooted down by Socialist mob.