Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-04-24

THE bill to prohibit the issue Of Treasury
issue Of one, two and three dollar Silver
certificates will be reported fayorah1y to
Congress. "a
THE Arkwright Club OF cotton manu-
facturers at a meeting in Boston on the
: 18th, resolved to reduce WORKING hours in
EMey and June ten per cent.
THE Troy IN. " Molders' Union has ac-
copied reduction Of twenty per cent,
and all the foundries will start up at once,
after DEADLOCK of two months.
|: ON the 1othS theSQ Queen of Tahati arrived
in New York, en- route for home.
DAMAGING freshets are reported from
Maiae. aHodms3snd bridges have been
washed away, and many mills have been
compelled to stop. ~''''-''r -
On the 18th the fourteenth annual meet.
ing of the Womens Board of Foreign Mis-
sions Of the Presbyterian Church began
its sessions IN New York. 8ez~
The peopls of Manitoba are threatening
secession in good earnest.
A POOLING plan is under consideration by
the National Flint and Lime Glass Associa-
ton. 4 iJUI .tFlG Bt
!, A CASE of cholera resulting fatally was
reported on the 17th as having occurred on
British troop-ship in the Suez Canal.
MEXICO is trying to effect a loan of 90
OOO, 900 with the Franco-Egyptian Bank.
THE coal companies in the anthracite re-
gion have decided to restrict production
during the year.
THE California wheat crop tits estimated
will be sixty per cent. greater than last
year. .tsfFl ks8 E&s
A GORDON has been formed by the United
States Navy around Key West to prevent
the sailing of any more filibusters.
AT Braddock, Pa, on the 18th, a serious
riot occurred between Hungarian and Pol
fish rolling-mill hands. Citizens turned out
and quelled the riot.
ON the 18th the Senate Committee on
Commerce Endorsed the Presidents recon-
mendation for dismissal of the Key West
Collector on account of sympathy with the
Cuban insurgents.
- NAVAL officers may carry pretty high
hand over the men on Arctic expeditions,
but the sailors take vigorous revenge when
they get before a Congressional committee.
CONTINUED activity prevails among the
FerHan agents in Paris, who are said to re-
ceive considerable supplies of money from
America The English police claim to
have made substantial discoveries.
rsREfoRTs of another French victory in
Tonquin have been received.
= In Calcutta last week there were 257
deaths from cholera.
THERE is another gold excitement in the
vicini y of Pixies Peak.
DYNAMITE continues to be exported from
Havre to England unchecked.
IT is expected that the Northern Pacific
earnings in the present fiscal year will be
$13,aOO ,Oo0.3 pa s1# .e"oa-
UNITED STATES revenue officers captured
ten moonshiners in Casey and Green Coun-
ties, Ky.Y on the 18TH.
STHE@consention of the Irish National
League Of Kilkenny has reaf1irmed its allie
glance to Parnell.
Ar Rome an order has been issued ex-
empting from sale the property of the
American College.
. INsthe seven, days ending the 18th there
were 100 failures in the United States, and
sixtsen in Canada, being thirty eight less
than during the preceding week.
in the Maine and New Hampshire
streams freshets continue to cause serious
to the lumber and factory
interests.
ON the 18th, in the United States Court
at. Charleston, 8. c., all the cases involving
violation of the Federal election laws were
stricken, from the docket s4.a
AsBILL will shortly be introduced in Con-
gre Ste, meet the troubles caused by fenc-
ing in public lands in Dakota and Texas
and by the cutting of such fences. So
The House Committee on Post-offlces and
Post-roads have adopted. ten to one, res
olution decsaringIt expedient to adopt the
rontr act:system d, postal telegraphy.