Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-23

In the three days fighting recently al
Trujillo, Peru. 400 men were killed.
The New York, Ontario & Western
Road fled mortgage bond on the 18th for
81, 100000.
ALEXANDER M. SULLIVAN, the well.
known Irish leader, died at Dublin on the
Itch.
DURING the twenty-four hours ended the
Itch there were sixty-six fresh cases OF
cholera reported in Naples and twenty.
| seven deaths.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR will not appoint the
Commissioner of Labor Statistics until af
| ter Congress meets.
FIVE French men-of.war are in front oil
Kee- Lung and eight before Tamsui. There
will be more music ere long.
THE Metropolitan National Bank of New
York wants permission of the stockhold-
ers to go into liquidation.
THE passenger rate war between New
York and Western centeIs promises to be
come lively one.
A MUNICH newspaper is authority for
the statement that England will not op-
pose Germany's colonial policy.
RICHARD SIMPSON, cashier of a bank at
La Junta, Col. has emigrated, carrying
with him all the available cash that was
lying around loose.
A PASSENGER train went through d
| bridge on the Cincinnati & Eastern Mar
row Gauge Railroad near Batavia, O., on
the II b inst, The engineer and fireman
and one passenger were killed and a
large number wounded.
A MOB of Russian University students
smashed the windows of the publication
office of the Moscow Gazette on the 18th.
One hundred of the rioters were arrested.
The expenses of the Nile expedition in
crease daily, and it will probably cost En-
gland fl0,O00,00o.
THE National Conference of Charities
and Corrections, at st. Louis, Mo-, ad-
iourned sine die on the 18th after a most
satisfactory session.
Hon. VIM. CALKtNS, Republican candi-
date for Governor of Indiana, is conval-
escent after an illness that almost cost
him his life.
The Public Health Association in .ses-
sion at st. Louis, Mo-, elected officers and
adjourned on the 18th to meet in WASH
ington, December 7th. The delegates
visited the principal places of interest in
the city and suburbs in carriages.
By police order all portraits of the Gar
of Russia are to be removed from public
places in st. Petersburg because of the
disrespect shown. =
SAM BALDWIN, a teamster, was found in
a gulch near Leadville, Col, on the 18th,
with his face battered to jelly. He
leaves wife and children at Galesburg,
Ill.
Ex-Governor MOSES OF South Carolina
is again in trouble. He has been arrested
in bet oft, Mich, on a charge of imper-
sonating preacher and swindling; and
is also wanted at Cambridge, Mass.
THE cargo of the steamer Nevada, OF
the Guion Line, which left New York Octo-
Der 76h for Liverpool, took fire and she
had to stop at Queenstown. Great excite
meEt existed among the passengers.
THERE were 209 failures reported for the
week ended the 18th, as compared with 213
the preceding week, and $50 during the
corresponding week of 1888 Eighty three
per cent. were small traders with cap
ital of less than $1,000. Business was re-
ported dull.
The annual report of the Superintend
ent of the Hot Springs, Ark, to the Score.
tary of the Interior, states that new
spring, with a temperature of 16o degrees,
or three degrees higher than any other
known, has been discovered on the reser-
walton.
J. B. HOFFMAN, sentenced to be hanged
at Cincinnati, O., on the cash, for the
murder of his wife, has been respited by
Governor Hoadly until December 10th, to
enable full examination by experts to'be
made as to his sanity.
BY the breaking of a frog on the Leba-
non Valley Railroad, near Reading, Pa,
the morning Of the 17Gh, a fast freight
train was derailed and ten cars were
smashed to pieces. This engine was
wrecked and the engineers back injured.
The track was blocked for several hours.
FRENCH's wooden mill, at Foster Sta
ton, near Ann Arbor, Mich, burned the
morning of the 18th. Loss, $40, 900; in
surance unknown. 1t had twelve thou
sand pounds of wool on hand, and orders
for six months ahead.
The cigar mandatory of Jacoby &
Bookman, in New York, was damaged by
fire the night of the 18th to the extent of
100000. The fire will temporarily throw
out OF employment 400 cigar makers.