Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-02

LABORING hien of Canada are of thu
| opinion that the Chinese must 60 unless
| they become naturaiixed citizens.
| An unknown man committed suicide at q
railway depot in Evansville, ind, on the
| 26sh.
The imports OF dry goods to New Yors
| for the week ended the och amounted te
| s., o63 900.
THE rabble broke up Salvation Army
meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, on the
| Goth. --"ss-@s"
The barbed wire manufacturers of the
United States met at Chicago on the e6rb
and formed a syndicate.
| Six more German Anarchists were ar.
rested by the Swiss authorities at Berne
on the Goth and expelled.
A WEALTHY citizen Of Pittsfield, Mass,
on the night of the 25th, started to hunt
burglars supposed to be in his house and
shot himself.
BRIGANDs are said to be committing
heavy depredations in the interior of
Egypt. 'fl al 4 s,sG
The contract has been let for the erec-
! ton OF the new Georgia Capitol for $780,
136, Toledo fl m securing the same.
JOHN w. GARRETT, President of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company, died
on the :6,h.i He was a native of Balti-
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The rebel leaders in Egypt are unable
to retain their followers on account of a
lack of supplies. go.
Miss c. L. WILTON, wealthy young
lady of New York, persisted in snow
storm while descending Longs Peak in
Colorado. 's
OWING to the prevalence of cholera in
Italy the Papal Consistory will not convene
until December at Rome. ss.-,,f ~.
IT is said that when Justice Bradley re-
signs from the Supreme Court General
Gresham will succeed him. "t
THE Governor of Louisiana has appoint.
ed fifteen prominent citizens of the State
to attend the National Conference of Char
tiles at ST. Louis, No., October 18th
A REMARKABLE recovery is reported
from Muncie, Ind. man, who last
April had part of his brains blown out,
is now pronounced well and hearty.
ELLA LARABEE, a handsome girl of
twenty, was sentenced to the Peniten.
tiary for three years by Brooklyn
IN. " court on the 265h. Despite her re-
fined looks and good breeding, she is said
to be professional thief. -. 81
JAS. EAGAN, the once famous pitcher of
the Brooklyn nine, died at the New Haven
Comm Jail on the Goth. He was impris-
oned last March for theft, and was to
serve one year. ..4E I'D.
GENERAL JAMES a. BEAVER, OF Penn
sylvania, who has been mentioned as
the probable new Commissioner of Pen.
sions to succeed Colonel Dudley, says he
would not have the place, as he has a
large law practice and an extensive ma.
factory. ......... 't
MISS MAGDALENA DRAKE, daughter of q
wealthy man of Harrison, n. Y, is re-
ported to have ran away aud married
Jesse Carroll, her fathers coachman. The
groom is said to be a man of education
and has 1000 saved up. t3-NFs}s
THE Congressional committee appointed
to select a place for a branch home for
aged soldiers were in session in St. Louis
No., on the Goth. They decided upon,
Leavenworth, Kas., as the location, the
people of that city giving GAO acres of
land and 10000 in money toward the in
stitution.
THE failures for the seven days ended
the Goth were: United States, 1877; Cana
da, 20; or total Of 213, as against total
of l2lS, the preceding week, showing a
slight decrease. Failures are still numer-
Gus in the Pacific States, Canada and New
York city. In other sections of the country
they are rather below the average.
z5QUARANTINE Upon infected cholera
ports in Turkey has been heightened to
two weeks more.
Two members of the family of Gilbert
Leigh, M. p, who was found dead at the
bottom of Big Horn Mountains in the
United States on the 22d inst, left Lon
don for New York on the Goth in order to
accompany the body home.
JEREMIAH FREDERICK, aged seventy
five, who claimed to live in Cincinnati,
suicided by hanging in the City Prison at
NJ arietta, o., on the night of the 25th, He
was demented and imagined that some
one wanted to kill him. ,=i .s.t-
DISASTROUS fire is reported to have
occurred at Arcud, Chilli, on the 18th inst.
The mill agents of Montreal, Can, were
in session on the 26sh, considering meas.
ures to advance the price of cottons.
THE Emperor of Germany unveiled the
statue of General Won Goeben at Coble4tz
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