Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-24

VIM. w. JOHNSON, of Greenpolnt, L. /.
has disappeared, leaving his wife and fou,
children, and has taken 81 900 or 5000 be.
longing to other people.
THE ringleaders of the Turkish mutiny
at Assiout have been sent to Cairo. The
Mudir's failure to suppress the mutiny i.
considered suspicious.
The Sixth District Republicans of Ohio
have nominated Fl. C. Glenn for Congress
and James z. Holcomb for Presidential
elector.
o. G. MERRIAM, a wealthy 1umberman 81
Minneapolis. has been nominated fol
Congress by the Minnesota Democrats OF
the Fourth District.
The Cabinet discussed the question oil
preventing the introduction of cholera
from foreign ports on the 18th.
The Philadelphia cricketers defeated
the first eleven of Surrey, Eng, ON the
18th.
YELLOW FEVER has broken out at Pana.
ma.
JAMES G. BLAINE's letter of acceptance
of the nomination was given to the public
on the 10Th.
F. ScHULrzE has been confirmed pro.
rector of the North American College at
Rome.
DAN PARKER and Robert Hunt were
hanged on the 18th, at Greenville. Miss.
A NEW counterfeit $40 Treasury note has
been turned loose upon the country.
CUMMINGS NELSON was hanged at Hou-
ma, La, on the 18th, for the murder OF
John Martin.
The Dutch State Council has de-
clared for Queen Emma as regent dur
inc fho Of a, iv1o
THERE are rumors of apprehended
trouble between the cowboys of Colorado
and the Utes.
Mich, on the 18Th. Three men and boy
were burned to death.
AT Marseilles, during the twenty-four
hours ended the evening of the 18th, the
deaths numbered fifty-eight; at Toulon
sixteen.
DR.. ScHwE1NFURrH, the German African
explorer and traveller, has called upon En-
gland to send relief to Gordon.
PROF. F. LOUIS SOLDAN, of st. Louis, Mo-,
has been chosen President of the National
Teachers Association.
HENRY BLOOM, Baltimore & Ohio ex-
press messenger at Pittsburgh, Pa, has
been arrested for the theft of $4,000.
A COMPANY has been formed at Pitts
burgh, Pa, for the purpose of building and
operating creamatory.
SAM WILLIAMS, colored, was hanged at
Waynesboro, Ga, on the 18Th, for a muir
der committed last October.
MATTHEW ARNoLD's eldest daughter is
engaged to be married to Frederick Whit
ledge, young lawyer of New York.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND and staff visited
the State military encampment at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, ON the 18th, and gave re-
ception.
ONE of the sons of United States Consul
Pratt at Cork was drowned while boating
at Queenstown. The other was rescued.
The plague has made it's appearance at
Kahrs, being imported from Persia. All
Moslem plgrimages are to be stopped.
Two freight trains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad collided near Bainbridge, Pa, on
the 18th, wrecking the trains but injuring
nobody.
THE Catholic societies of Philadelphia
have made elaborate preparations for
the reception of Archbishop Ryan.
FIVE alleged cases of cholera in New
York tenements ON the 18th proved, upon
investigation, to be but children's summer
complaint.
A LAND cave buried seven men in a well
at Raleigh, N. c., on the 18th. Three
were rescued and workmen were still dig
ging for the others.
LONDON health officers are organizing a..
hospital service in the event of the ap-
pearance of cholera. Italy and Switzer-
land will combine on defensive measures
against the scourge.
CASHIER REIBER of the Penn Bank, OF
Pa, says the bank was never
legally organized and believes the direc-
tors drew over-drafts.
The A. and j. C. S. Harrison Bank at
has closed, and one of the
proprietors calls for the appointment of
receiver.
JOHN CoNEoRs, supposed to have muir
,lered Supervisor Casey at Troy, N. Y,
has been captured at Kansas City, after
evading arrest for years.
THE President has appointed r. A. Fiske'
of California; John Trowbridge, of Mary.
land, and Geo. F. Barker, of Pennsylvania,
to the National Conference
OF Electricians.