Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-19


neers convened at Buffalo on the 10th with
400 delegates in attendance.
BRUSSELS and Antwerp are considera.
bly, agitated over the recent elections and
the defeat OF the Liberals.
PARNELL is preparing a general appeal
for. National fund with which to pay
Irish members of Parliament.
ANAM has accepted the French propose
without modification, and places ltsel
under the French protectorate.
A LANDLORD political fund has been or
ganized in Ireland with Lord Rossmors
and Sir Samuel Wilson as Trustees.
CoLoREp citizens in New York opposed
to Blaine are organizing with view o.
supporting the Democratic nominee.
PRINCE ERsroFF, a st. Petersburg ed
itor, has been compelled to resign on &C
count of Objectionable articles in his paper
THE International Sunday-school Con
yention began its sessions at Louisville,
XIV, on the 18th with ], 200 delegates pres
emit.
THE Commercial Travellers Protective
Association of the United States met al
Detroit, Mich, on the 18Th, in annual SEES
sion.
Rev. DIR. GEO. WoRrHINGroN, of De
troit. Mich, has declined the election as
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese OF Ne
braska.
FOUR members of the Salvation Army
were fined $40 each at London, Ont, on the
18th, for beating drums, ETC., on the streets.
They appeal.
The project to erect a monument to King
Victor Emanuel of Italy in the Pantheon al
Rome has teen abandoned. A tablet will
take its place.
THE House Committee on Elections have
agreed to unseat Morey, Republican, from
the Seventh Ohio District in favor of
Campbell, contestant
DEMOCRATIC State Conventions were
held in California and Nevada on the 10th,
and the delegates were all enthusiastic FOL
Tilden and Hendricks.
THE Cleveland banks are all sound, sc
the Clearinghouse manager says, despite
the recent heavy embezzlement at the Ma
tiopal Bank of Commerce.
DEMOCRATIC State Conventions for the
election of delegates to the National Con
vention. were held in California, Texas
and Mississippi on the 18th.
THE Porte declines to appoint delegates
to the conference unless the Egyptian
question is submitted as previously settled
between England and Turkey.
ISAAC A. STANLEY, paying teller of the
Naf;ona1 Ronb Of CLEVELAND.
O., was placed in Jail on the 18th on a
charge of embezzling 100000. He specu.
lated.
LORD EpMUND FITzMAURICE, under For
eign Secretary, stated in the British House
of Commons on the 18th that it was diff.
cult to credit the reported, massacre al
Berber.
THE State bank of West Virginia, at
Charleston, closed its doors on the 18th
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, estimated al
$1l5,o0o. "a.
TIE Irish American dynamiters at Pa
have decided to act independently of ste.
vens. The next attempt at london, II is Be.
1ieved, will be upon the bridges and ~hsryed
by tfpedoes. $3.50 a AZ
Tn semi-centennid csiehe1 <nseksehe
corporate existence Of RpchS Z,
began on the 9Th. Asalpte % guns
was fired at noon and tliesbelss Is - city
rung one nour. - ~ ssss51ss J =
CAPTAIN toa. EIsEspxcxHss1 German
Minister to the United HFpresented
his letter of recall to Pre- II xehnr on
the 11th, expressing bis pts ieay'
ing the country.
-. uvxf.
ment to the appropriation bill Irev0Qftne
the printing of any speech in the Con9Hes
Bjona5 Record that was not actually div
cred N Congress-.
y GRkkf Excitement exists in Duck Hill
Mss, over the recent discovery within
Hess than a mile of that place of rich bed.
-0Gzfron ore which it is believed will yielt
4kFher cent. of metal.
.IHx proposition to have a reunion in st
|. Louis, No., of American and Mexican
: veterans Of the war of 1915 and 1S47 meets
fafe hearty approval Of President Diaz ant
pt6er prominent Mexicans.
! .,ksraroR MANcISIs Italian Minister of For
Sign Affairs, said in the House of Deputies
ON the 1Oth thathe did not think Ealians
we're treated fairly "a America, and at va
riance with the treaty betweeW the tw'
countries.
TIE Texas Democratic ateeConventio,
ON the 18th elected delegates. to the Ma
tional Convention. BY special request o
ethe delegation in Congress, NONE of tn
Senator's or Representatives were chosen
. delegates.
AT q meeting of the Trustees Of the Ae
1ors Fund in New York on the 12th it wa
decsded to request all actors to give fiv
<lper cent. of their salaries for the third
>1wentteth and thirtieth weeks of their en-
waEsments to the fund.
AtTARfFF Reform League was organizes
New York on the 10th, with w. B. An
dsrson, of Rochester University, as Presi
si3ent Among the Vice.Presidents ar
: Henry Ward Beecher, George William
cnrtifsnd ex-Goysrnor Robinson.
M fbnslcrop report a. the. lculturs
Departmeut shows an appsfent incfsas
-oI. sRainst IS d June last year. There i
m increase "a the acreage Of spring whea
Of 9per cen6 condition of winter wheat
high. S
Mn. RANDALL has proposed as a
amcndment to the House general deficienc.
bin clause making i6a misdemeanor 70
any member of Congress, or department
head or employee, to give any money CON
j 1Aefrom the treasury for political pur
poses.
TIE King and Queep Of the Netherlands
4he Crown Prince Or Germany and BIZ
anarck are to sojourn set Kissengen. Thes
...,,vax,.a,,t. .ra aS~snc3a 1<d srith napotiafin