Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-09-25
NEWS AND NOTES.
<ASumnary Of Important Events.

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A GRAND Imperial banquet was given at
Warsaw on the 18th in honor OF the meet
ing of the three Emperors.
sslADMIRALs. CoURBET estimates that the
Chinese were damaged S10,000, 900 by the
ibombardment of Foo Chow. 4T. .ga.tt
90 >, PRESIDENT SEELYE, of Amherst College,
has declined, the Prohibition nomination
/, as candidate for Governor of Massachu.
sets. 80. ..
= lCHAs. II. WATERMAN, of New York. &C.
lcepts the nomination for Vice-President
L by the American Political Alliance, and
: will make an extended canvass.
=. CAPTAIN w. L. ELLSWORTH, of Boston,
has accepted the nomination for President
! from the AmericaniPo Official Alliance, and
proposes to stump several States.
ni D. s. BENNETT, the Republican nominee
= of the First Assembly District of Pennsyl.
vania and a member Of the Governors
staff, died on the 10Th at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
- DURING the twenty -four. hours ended
the evening of the 10th there were 623 new
deaths. The mortality in Naples was 167.
LIEUTENANT HUBBARD of the British
war ship Zephyr, wounded when the ship
was fred ON through mistake by the Chi
. nese at the Kin Pal forts, died on the 18th.
I" THE President has appointed Harry Kis.
fingbury, the son of the late Lieutenant
Kislingbury, of the Greeley party, to be g
cadet at large at the Naval Academy al
Annapolis.
@, Rev. DIR. S. F. SMITH, known to fame as
the author of the words of the National
HYMN "America," celebrated his COLDER
wedding at New Center, Mass, the eve
ming Of the 10th. n SO: l.ait.s-..- ...-
THE failures throughout the country To-
the seven days, ended the 10Th, numbered
for the United States, 1875; Canada, %
total, 21S, as compared with a total OF -
for the preceding week.
JUSTICE BRADLEY, of the United State:
Supreme Court says of recent news
paper dispatch announcing his intention
to resign: at is interesting news and the
first have heard of it." $50 -..
ia MONSTER mass meeting was held al
Shanghai, China recently, commercial mel
of nearly all nations taking part A set
Element of the difficulties between France
and China was demanded.
JOHN E. NEFF, formerly Secretary o
State in Indiana, died the night OF the
10Th at the residence of his father at Win
chester. Ind. He was one of the mos
prominent men in the State. .r-tt..
The United States training ship James
town went ashore in Gardeners Bay OF
. the 18th. Assistance was sent for, anc
q the steamer Yantic, of the North Atlantic
Squadron, was dispatched to her aid.
j. THE Morosinis, of Yonkers, N. Y, have
made I'D and the brothers and sisters O
T., the coachman's bride have all kissed. The
old man, however, has not succumbed, but
that he will do so is thought a mere matter
of time.
'sa SENIOR j. g. Do AMARoL VAEENTE
Brazilian Minister, has just been made 1
Commander of the Imperial Order of thu
Rose for distinguished services rendered
the Empire as its diplomatic representa-
tive at Washington.
- SuRaEoN-GENERAL HAMILTON, of thu
Marine Hospital Service, thinks tina
under existing quarantine conditions
which will be maintained indefinitely
all danger of yellow fever or choler'
epidemic in this country has passed away
d, SECRETARY TELLER, at the request @
the President, has written to Indian Com
missioner Price urging him to reconsldel
p his determination to resign his position
MIR. Price has decided to accede to the re
quest, and will remain at his pest in thu
Indian office. s q
THE Garfield Committee for the State o
New York, appointed in 1889 by Governo
Cornell, have reported to Governor Cleve
land that the total amount collected in thu
various counties OF the State is 9,62922
which amount will be forwarded to tn
National Committee.
.7 A WARRANT was issued at the Treasur.
Department on the 18th for $685. in ia
vor of the directors of the New Orlean
Cotton Exposition, it being the second II
stallment under the law loaning the IL
position one million dollars. The first IL
stallment was 1885, 333
On the morning of the 18th the residenc
of John Bylow, East Toledo, O., wa
burned to the ground. His daughter
aged four, was burned to death. III
mother anu DaDe mdue uaIIO" SsSoP
with their lives. The mother was slight
burned, and tie babe severely.
A PARIS dispatch says La RepabNqu
Franchise, which has been an out and Gu
free trade organ ever since its foundation
has adopted protectionist views, and d.
clares that the increasing supply {
American food in the French market
running the peasantry of France.
THE Columbia Valley Bank, at Alkal
Ore, ann the Spokane Bank, of Cheney
w. T., owned by J. F. Danford, have bot
failed. and Danford has run away. III
< indignant depositors captured Cashle
Answorth and threatened to lynch him
30 did not bring Danford back.
A CABLEGRAM stating that Sir John Ma
Donald was to lie elevated to the peer az
was received at Ottawa, Cam, on the 19tl
Upon being congratulated, Sir John state
that the announcement was premature
He had no official Information whic
would lead him to believe the report 20
rect.
i,i... The total exports of petroleum and p'
troleum products, during July, was 81, 40
O1S gallons, representing s, Ga, o01, again:
47,69S, 3S7 gallons, representing $4,179, 33
the same month last year. For seve
!. months ended July 81, 1884, go. 500, 694 ga
Ions, or SIG, 49,, 27S; corresponding peric
s of previous year, 1881, 400 gallons, {
$26,6ss. 440.
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