Iron County register., 1883-10-11
Personal AND GENERAL.

1HE mdHSieO remains OF James Nc
Gaf, engineer on the Nashville & Decatur
Road, were found on the track on the morn.
ing of the 9th near Nashville, Tenn.
HE schooners Halloran and Pilot
| collided on Lake Michigan on the 26th.
Both were badly injured, the Pilot being
| barely able to reach Milwaukee and the
| other reported still adrift in the lake.
JUDGE RAY. of Indiana, law clerk of
| the Post-office Department at Washington,
| resigned on the 9th.
The Louisville Colored Convention
adjourned ON the 9th after the adoption of
| an address.
THE Lord Bishop of Rochester landed
at Baltimore on the 2sth.
The Spanish Cabinet recommends
pardoning the Badajoz insurgents.
The Corean Embassy went to West
Point on the 2Sth to see the cadets drill.
Ex-L1EUT. Gov. MUELLER, of Ohio,
has sued two Cleveland papers for libel.
THREE negroes were hanged on the
2Sth at Chatham, Va, for the murder of
William F. Shepherd last month.
THE French Minister of the Interior
has prohibited Salvation Army meetings in
the Department of Savoy.
CROTTY, a landlord of County Mayo,
Ireland, who had been several times
wounded, was shot dead on the 2Sth.
EMPEROR WILLIAM took part in the
ceremony of unveiling the statue of Ger
mania at Niederwald on the 2sth.
DEPUTY United States Marshals Beck
and Merrill were killed on the 9th while
of y,fin fo Tnhra RorIy .Tnbn
NJ. Jacks in the Indian Territory.
GENERAL CASTILLO, the newly ap-
pointed Captain General of Cuba, has ar
rived at Havana.
O'DoNNELL's examination was con-
cluded on the 2Sth at London. The prisoner
was committed for trial.
The Anamite Government has issued
orders to the Mandarins disbanding troops.
The bark Orontes recently picked up
three fishermen off the coast of Newfound-
land who had been out six days in an open
boat without water.
THE steamer j. S. Robinson exploded
her boilers at Albany, N. Y, on the 2sth.
The Captain and fireman were killed and
several others badly hurt.
A LARGE crowd of Parisians assem-
bled on the 2Sth around the Strasburg
monument and INDUCED in a counter-de-
monstration to the Niederwald celebration.
FROM September 18th to the 2Sth the
Post-office Department had issued 102 ,605,-
600 new two-cent postage stamps.
THE New York State tax suits against
the Western Union Telegraph Company
have been decided in favor of plaintiff.
The amount involved was more than $780,
600.
IT is reported that Prince Alexander
of Bulgaria has gone incog to consult the
Emperor of Austria. The war clouds
thicken. The Porte calls the attention of
the powers to the armament of Bulgaria.
THE reported shooting of John Stew
art Parnell proved unfounded. He was in
London ON the 2Sth.
GEORGE WALLACE, colored, was
hanged on the 2sth at Atlanta, Ga, for the
murder of a sailor named Jansen. He
protested his innocence to the last.
THE Pacific Express Company's car
on the Eel River branch of the Wabash
Railroad was robbed of $500 by three
masked men on the 2Sth near Newport, Ind.
ALBERT TAFT, manufacturer, was
suffocated by gas at Burlington, VT, the
night of the Goth.
THE Roman Catholic Provincial
Council closed it's sessions in New York on
the 30th.
The Conway Manufacturing Com
pany's planning mill burned at Milwaukee
the morning of the 3Oth; loss 100000.
JOHN CANTwELL, Celina, O.. shot
himself and his wife in a potato patch the
morning of the 3Oth. Both are dead.
TwENTY-NINE persons have recently
been sent to prison for long terms in Hun
gary for destroying the Hungarian escut-
cheon.
A PHYSICIAN at Glen's Falls, N. Y,
claims to have cured lockjaw by hypo-
dermic injection of rattlesnake venom.
JAMES FAIR has brought suit in New
York to recover $4,000 damages from his
father-in-law for alternating his wife's affec-
tions.
CAPT. ALLEN, of the schooner Ida
Walker, fell overheard on Lake Ontario
near Oswego, N. Y, the night of the Goth.
His son attempted to save him and both
were drowned.
NEAR Rockport, Ind, the body of a
man was found in the hull of burned boat.
He had been shot and pounded with a
hatchet.
AMBROSE RINE, an attache of Fore
paugh's circus, was found with his neck
broken on the Both under railroad bridge
at Wheeling, w. Va.
The newsdealers of Boston have re-
solved that their interests demand that the
prices of New York daily newspapers be
maintained at old rates and have agreed
not to depart from former prices.
A RENEWAL of the disorders at Can
ton, China, was reported on the Goth.
GOVERNOR IRELAND, of Texas, was
cordially welcomed on his visit to Mexico.
Fully 10000 people assembled at Saltillo to
greet him and manifested great enthusi-
aSm.
The National Cotton Planters Con-
vention at Vicksburg, Miss, will be held
November 21st instead of the 14th, as here.
tofore announced.
AT National League meeting at
Ireland, on the 3Oth 5000 people