Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-11-06

BY ELL D. AXE.
IRONTON, MISSOURI.
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
THE Italian Government Will send two
cruisers to the Congo Country to protect
its interests.
THE Vatican disapproves and deplores
the new movement of Irish Bishops in
favor of Parnell.
THE Pennsylvania coal miners strike
has collapsed and the men are returning
to work at the proposed reduction.
THERE were en5 business failures in the
United States during the seven days ended
the s1st, against pa the preceding week.
THE Ohio State Dental Association, at
its annual session at Columbus, concluded
to disband on account of internal dissen-
sion.
OFFICER HENRY ScHERLoH, of Cincin-
natl, died on the 30th of wounds received
during the disturbances at the October
election.
AT the Cabinet Council at Madrid, over
which King Alphonso presided, the special
treaty of commerce with the United States
was discussed.
THE Chicago Press Club met on the Goth
and appointed committee to draft resolu-
tions on the death of Wilbur F. Storey, late
owner of the Times.
THE President has appointed ex-Secre-
tary of the Treasury Gresham to succeed
Judge Drummond (resigneD as Judge of
the Seventh Circuit. ,f
ADvIcEs have been received by Earl
Granville at London to the effect that
China does not want England's mediation
in the difficulty with France.
= CAPTAIN EADs will visit Galveston, Tex,
November 18th, with the Congressional
Deep Water Committee, when a further
examination of the bar will he made.
The funeral services of the late Wilbur
e. Storey of the Chicago Times took place
on the 30th, and were largely attended.
There was profusion of magnificent floral
tributes.
REPRESENTATIVE MILLIKIN and Stew
art, of the Committee on Expenditures in
the Department of Justice, have signed
minority report ON the Investigation by
that committee.
THE Provincial Assembly,, at Sidney,
n. S. W., by majority of one, shelved
the resolution in favor of the federation OF
the Australian provi noes and the anneXa-
ton of New Guinea. $50 81
A GRAND fete was held at Ramsgate,
Eng. the home of Sir Moses Montefiore,
ON the 2Sth, in honor OF the philanthro-
pist's centenary. The poor We're made glad
by bountiful largesse.
THE productive capacity of the Russian
oil fields of Bakoo, on the Caspian Sea Is
estimated at 46,000,0O0 tons OF crude Oil
annually. One well is reported as produc-
ing 5000 barrels a day.
GENERAL WoLsELEY will have $500
English troops in his expedition to Khar-
toum. The Mudir of Dongola has promised
to furnish a contingent of 5000 men, to be
armed with Remington rifles.
THE funded debt of Idaho is reported by
Governor Bum as S69, 26S, and the Terri
tory has now population of $4,000. The
output of mineral wealth during the last
fiscal year was about $7,O0o,OOO.
NEsor1ArIoNs are proceeding between
the United States and Great Britain
with a view to establishing improved
commercial relations between America
and the British West India colonies.
NINE. ADELAIDE RIsToRI, -thesS great
italian tragedienne, arrived in New \ ork
ON the 3Oth by the steamer st. Germaln
She is accompanied by her husband, the
Marquis del Grillo, her daughter and son.
EDD1E L,ARDoN who was found dead in the
outskirts of Keokuk, Ia, with bullet-hole
in his neck, proves to have been accident
ally shot by a companion while theyswere
engaged in shooting q neighbor's chickens
A MAJORITY of the judges of the Su-
preme Court of Ohio on the 18th declared
the Scott liquor-tax law unconstitutional
The decision caused considerable excite
ment in the cities and towns throughout
the State.
THE Coroner's Jury in the case OF
Chauncey st. Martin, the thlrteen-year'
old Brooklyn boy who stabbed and killed
the bully who was maltreating him II
Brooklyn a few nights since, found that ne
acted solely in self defense, and ols'
charged him from custody. ...
THE American Academy of Medicine, at
its ninth annual session, in Baltimore, Md.
on the 30th, passed a resolution of thanks
to William III. Vanderbilt, for his recent
munifcent gift to the New York College
of Physicians and Surgeons.
Ex-Governor MOSES of South Carolina
incarcerated in jail at Detroit, Mich, ON
charge of swindling, attempted suicide by
hanging on the Goth, but was discovered
and cut down in time to save him for the
law to deal with. He was sent to the
House of Correction for three months.
THE Congressional Commission to in.
quire into the South American trade was
in session at Baltimore, Nd, on the Goth
The opinion was expressed that the sures
way to secure South American business
was to substitute steamship lines, as Eng
land does.
s., SIX merwers precipitated 200 feet down
the shaft, of mine at the Canada Steel
Campany,s works. near Londonderry
Nova Scotia, on the Goth, by the giving
way Of the cage gearing. Three We're in
ssean6Iy killed, and two fatally and one Sc
Srioust injured.
ssWHiLE a+cigar- factory was burning il
Chicago on the 18th, James Carr, the fore
man, went back TO the fifth story to sec i
, any person remained behind. ALI avenue: