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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12
L "A DEcLINE on wn.sky at Cincinnati lis
,egarded as conclusive proof that the pool
has. been. disrupted. ,Highwines have also

u a DECLINE on wnssky at Cincinnati. ia
regarded as conclusive proof that the poo
has been. disrupted Highwines have also
dropped 80 a. sf...tst We
THE United States Circuit Court in st.
Louis, No., on the 9Th granted the appHca-
tion of the receivers of the Wabash to is
sue certificates for s., 0o0, 900 to pay GER
tain obligations of the road matured and
maturing. So ~ Asts5f - 5f14 s..'t3
THE House Committee on Public Lands
has agreed to report the bill providing for
tho forfeiture of 81, 900 acres of land inn
mediately north of Sioux City, Ia, which
is claimed by the Sioux City & st. Paul
Railroad Company. asss.t swat
/ c. w. RICHARDSON was found guilty at
Cincinnati; O., on the 6 b of murder in the
first degree, for killing Theodore Ingram,
his brother-in-law.
THE Morton incident will be interpolated
in the French Assembly.
THE British Government has called at
tention to dynamiters' immunity in Parisi
General Bearce, prominent citizen, was
shot and probably fatally wounded the
evening of the 9th by Samuel Derry, about
thirteen miles from Leadville, Col, on the
Twin Lakes road. The difficulty was over
q mining claim.
THE cases Of Lange and O'Donnell, of
Cleveland, o., and Moriarty, of Toronto,
Ont, charged with prize-fghting, were
disposed of in Toronto on the 9th. Lange
was fined $40 and costs or forty days i'm.
prisonment and the others were dis
charged. AA . g. f'is
P. BRANNoN and Lou Meyers. living near
North Powder, Ore, had an alteration on
the 9th over an irrigating ditch. Meyers
drew a revolver and shot Brennan three
times, killing him instantly. Meyers
claims that he acted in self-defense. The
only witness of the fatal affair says that
Meyers was the aggressor. The latter is
in custody. ssi,sfx E..I.fsE H ii'c
THE Hungarian papers, and especially
those of Jew-baiting proclivities, now de.
clare that the money. of German, Jews
was largely instrumental in fomenting the
recent election riots in Hungary. A similar
feeling against the Jews and Germans is
prevalent throughout Bohemia, and has
just found expression in the formation of
the Boehmer Waldbund, an anti German
League, at Prague, with branches through
out the country. nfG h IL .saas -
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4 - - ~ - ftfAst3 ~ sA* -
The Penn Bank Books.

aE3l'f3 Nlffs]aJ{H FITTsBuHtiH, IA, JuHe :. Z
Assignee Warner of the Penn Bank OF
this city to-day made a. comprehensive
report of the condition of the books. The
report shows the amount due to individ-
ual depositors $l,466, 205.05,it and the
amount of overdratts sI,250, 1913. 9of The
majority of the directors withdrew their
accounts May 26, the day the bank closed
the second time, for obvious reasons
The assignee refused to make publfc the.
names of the depositors. Cashier Reiber
has offered to assist in settling ap the af.
fairs of the bank. f}<t.s ssisz95 - ~
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12
A Voice From the FFauduIspt Cabinet.

r. We hardly need to remind our read
ers of the fact chat the Administration
which came to ia welcome close, upon
Marehs4 1681swas aobastard Admins
trati0n, having NO legitimate, right to :,
perform executive functions and exist
ting during the allotted period through
fraud and theft by the leaders OF the /.
Repub iican party, and through tae suf-
feraHce Of the Democratic party.a iStill,
the formandi stats of the office and it's
attachments were appropriated az fully
as though the people had given the ar
Eangement the seal of theiri approval.
The dEaudpIelt AdministEatipn had a:
Ministry M E .Ga I9 The head Which
times to' ppose as 4 reiormer . fSt s
standing the incongruify such posi- :.
ton when his aitecedents arestaken in
to account. III Heihas jnstsdelivered him
self of some, periods whose length is in
inverse ratio, to histown, as lis common
when By opens his mouth or grasps his :
pen. He says: go, :, -,
tn o Safe hstes
ali conceds ca o ensn b now or That a. we must
New York. 1T isoaHverp nars0w IufIrrin to j.
ofaf fh @ef sssnEs sSa
triainterests OF this great. country of ours
down e: but such is the situation, ard we
must meet It as It confronts u.s. Tt'E1
That is very oracular, but ftpisi not
very encouraging to the apppehehsive
Republican brethren. His Judgment of
fitness i'm connection with, fhe, apious
sentiment toward the Demoeratio. pat-
ty is expressed as follows go
~. :. Now, in my opinion. what we need in New
YORK Is the imam who can get the most votes
nao ,l w, 80 not get these the Democratic
Y, The wisdom Of thai, e o,tbIse5rayafiBn is
only surpassed by fts 'rioveftyy Dorsey
was the man who got more votes in
Indiana than anybody else lcould.sf Per-
haps he would be- the one to- sci, upon
Newi4o-k. [ But we,guote furthe,t,
J. .ttThis enemy must. b. rnet ana, ..st he
beaten: and II he js not routed and driven
pack; me people-and mean yheF Working
peopie.itbe labprers OF the country. for thew
w are ' denna masses OF the people. and they
trial ACTIVITY for Q subsistence--would suffer-,
d ~ Ibis his We reproduce because It sounds .
SO SO much IKE bis sapient master. ,who,,
when informed at his home that the,
Peopie didn't desire his services, said
ne didn't care on his own account, but ,
ms heart bled for the poor black man..
Fcor, indeed, is the bla6ks man who
isn't held in higher esteem to. dsy than
the OBSCURE hen farmer of Fremont. He
! mas one virtne, howeyera.h he keeps
quiet. Those who shared his four years
q usnrpation, would do well to follow
ms ps.. example in this respect. Boston,
sab 49, ! l....s
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

! LBERrY HALL, the home Of the late
Alex. 81. Stephens, of Georgia, has BEEN
sold to the Stephens Monument Assoeia-
tion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

r. h. WnTER, of st. Louis, was elected
President of International Typographical
Union, at its session in New Orleans.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

y A4fUfxar-GEsERAL FINLEY has dis
be1ded the Fourth Regiment of Infantry,
Ohio National Guard, for inefficiency at
che Cincinnati riots, and partially re-or-
ganized it as the Seventh Regiment under
the command of the officers who reported
. Tor duty at the riots.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

DEMOCRATIC State conventions were held
on the 9th in Alabama, Connecticut, Mary
land and Vermont. The preferences of the
delegates elected to the National Demo
cratic Conversion were overwhelmingly in
favorSf riden and Hendricks.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12
"a summary Of Important Events.

Ex-SPEAKER RANDALL Is positive that
Ar. Tilden win accept the Democratic
nomination for President.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

THE United Presbyterian Assembly, in
session at st. Louis, No., adopted the
report of the committee favoring the use
Of organs in their churches.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

PARNELL, President of the Irish Nation
M League of Ireland, sends to Sullivan,
President of the American League, let.
ter Of thanks for contributions from the
United States, to be used in the approach
ing elections.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

TIE Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road Company has given the required no.
tice of its withdrawal from the Transconti.
mental pool.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

THE treaty between the United States
and Turkey expires June 5. The Porte
denounces the existing treaty and has for
warded q summary note to Washington.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

, TIE gavel used at the Chicago Conven
ton was made of woods from every State
and Territory in the United States, and
Alaska.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12
Dealing I'm Political Futures.

There is really no difference of opin.
ion among Democrats as I'd, the. .propfi-
city and Importance Of a Reduction of
the tariff. AHwh6 are true to- the far
nfiliart Democratic doctrine, s4he great
est good to the greatest number,i l;agree
that il faEoritismt. in staxation,n. sOr the
building up of any special interest at
! the common expense,tis wrong in prini.
ciple, dangerous in, practice and ,deles
terious to, the mass in its general effect
But there are Democrats who for expe-.
diency s sake wish to put off any effort
to reduce the tariff until the party shall
have been installed in power in all the
departments OF the Federal Govern,
ment. wait TIL we get in, '' is the la
comic way they put it. t'as' t1ae
The s.wait--till-we- get-ini" fellows be-
long to the same school of politicians
who formerly dallied with the Green.
back business in certain, States until the
Republican schemers managed to steal
the traditional hard money thunder Of
the Dem crats. The Dem ocrats OF Penn.
sylyania lost the Goyernorshipf twice
(int1 SI5 and18 1879 through. the folly Of
temporarily denying their hard-mSney
principles and attempting to please the
Greenbackers in certain sections Of the.
State while they kept explaining ID the
hard-money- element in others. They,
professed to be- for soft money with a
sort of gold-and-silver attachment, just
as the swaitrtillwe- get-in,s politicians
are now undertaking to play ..sprotec-
tionist,' with a taritf-reform epilogue to
their. performance. But nobody was
deceived. 1. They merely succeeded in,
PROSECUTING for the Greenbackers from
the. Democratic element. while at the
same time they either drove hard mon
ey Democrats into the Republican ranks
or filed them with a temporary disgust
which prevented them from going to
the polls They burned their candle at
both ends and on election night found
themselves in the darkness of ignomini.
Gus defeat. ~ Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot.
Jack Wright. of Salisbury. Nd.
started to beat his wife, but she turned
on MIN and knocked him down. After
jumping in q pond and standing in the
water up to his neck for an hour, he
said he always intended to kill himself,
il conquered by woman. He went
home and hanged himself from beam,
but lwas~cut down in time to save his
life. Bdltsnaore San. ,,..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

r. The twelfth annual session of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of
Canada, opened the night of the 4th in Tor
onto. Prof. McLaren of Toronto was
elected Moderator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

LINE. ~: OF the hardest things to accom-,
push y 70 waken a man in q railroad
car VINO y oceunYing two seats
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

{ TIE National p1ican Convention at
sas9 held Is, on s tn. Al;
emo. yls Men ';fnanens chairman Sa g and
str idre~ frhee isstilntion. The Committee
a. bn Cfes sntialsk OF being ready to report
:. recess was IN until ten o'clock the
vihsEeing of the 5th.
sas stste X IN Republican Convention, at
FMS. to reTister hisopted the platform
iuso W The evening ses-
question has been JUST entirely to nomi.
ed. The Wayne couames of candidates
,tsslf down aps h.awley, Blaine, Arthur,
han and Edmunds. All a. m.
Abrahaumation to adjourn was voted
p;.bmond 9dets were made to take bal
IN. the Convention decided to ad.
county MUM a. m.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

HENRY G1LLLG, representative of the
New Orleans Exposition, was banqueted
at Berlin on the Sd. Many Americans
were present, including Minister Sargent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

"a WOMAN arrested at Varanda, Hungary,
confessed that she had poisoned her hus-
band and hundreds of women the past two
years. A number of accomplices were ar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

! HoN. JAMES G. BLAINE arrived at his
home in Augusta, Me-, on the Sd. A
public reception was declined, but the
people cheered him loudly as he passed
through the streets.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

TIE National Republican Convention
met and ortanized in Chicago on the Sd
with Hon. John r. Lynch, of Mississippi,
rs temporary chairman. Committees were
appointed and the convention adjourned
until the 4th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

triplees$@ ---
- 6thr Contested election cases of the
resent Congress the House Committee on
ilections b ICED to allow the follow
5 Fig Sgss fnef, Snses of those interested:
seHay, aged SO. Of Virginia, $500 each;
children she has left /. of Mississippi,
side eighty-two ganeei Of Indiana;
hundrcd and twenty N and Frsdsric :.
dren, xtwenty-eight great-sd Peters, of
children, aud two great-grShelly, of
,craAdchildren. She had -hee1
s1spf years, her hum onton New Jer.
6ey bad been excited on the 4th
&6Xfs. s.Fery Of the bodies of
@:hildren buried in q
Far an a4tyt ground attached to the
A,aitarih.<e called the Wivison Home,
der the supervision of Miss 8.
Wivison, middle-aged woman.
eiaEG1&oner's Jury found that the chill
WAstied from natural causes aggravated
vr&e&leepfof Miss Wivison, improper SAN
Axy arrangements and gross incompe-
hey of nurses
o,1tE Natioual Republican Convention at
4iSago completed its labors on the 9th by
6minating on the fourth ballot James g.
AUA SSk09hss 1ho
- Logan Illinois, wa .unanimpusly
mir5 or vice-P Resident. 5. obert
5 tncola decllned to allow his nahe to
Fbefo<s <kssConvention as candidate
e + Vice-President. In ma parts of the
4ntry where the Blaine element. pre-
zlhated The nomination sof the Maine
s San Tas cele brated ~ the firing Of cannon
&AD5kher demonstrftis !
= s. W. TALxADsSg ~ 1us nkee, wis.
has classified late Official ~ IS of the
State Agricultural Dta kehts and
Omitted States statistical Of Penn.
syIvania, Dakota, MIND 6tT. Nebraska
and CALIFORNIA; Hessf dsAs the crops
in excellentss copdl I'm : with q
promise of making sfs9as sever
raised in the above HtatsS IN Talmadge
thinks his new ,sstimisees VIII largely ex-
Tho III 8 AsTis ltura1 SCI
s.ry VI t1ss12c e!asaans ], ! U. y.gla,
in fine tspirits and sple1dft
crop prospectess The, Mimi aota Secrdl 4H4s
expectsts d be b, o0o, 03e p6she1s. Ne
:brasl 4,psJ1ahie yisld Of 81, 76o,-
oOof 3alifqfpIA estimates $45.-
600 pa 6ushels, against 81
g -. - q
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

THE Convention of Fair and Exposition
Managers. in st. Louis, No., adopted reso-
buttons favoring a worlds fair, to be held
in st. Louis in 1892, and calling upon the
entire Western Hemisphere to heartily CO.
s,rorafo
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

THE representatives of the Gulf States,
Texas excepted, considered at New Orleans
on the I'd the best method to secure the most
effective quarantine with the least injury
to commerce.; also how best to prevent
the Introduction and spread Of infectious
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

Wcut 10 ASSIST ineFt flatHeTs OWaMplcy
forced her into a room in the house, locked
the door, and proceeded to. choke her,
,whereupon Divine seized an ak, forced the
door open, and with this weapon assaulted
Swampley.i The girl took a hand in the
melee and considerable scratching and
biting was done, but no serious injury was
Inflicted. 1t is expected the matter will
come before the courts. q ~ ssls1 soq., .1e5,.
Cheat in wheat---is q cheat. :, is Ia.t,..
\ Marshal Langhorne, of Independence.
recently arrested in Clinton County
John Fields. and Griffith Cravens, tive
horse-thiev who stole several fiie
animal, two months ago in the Vicinity OF
Independence The animals were not re-
covered. but their whereabouts has beer
learned from confessions made lby.each OF :
the thieves. ~ ri fsffgsF II sfsGjssI q ~ Dc
Nellie Archer, the twenty-mile equestri
enne, of PettisI County; died last week from
consumption. She was the champion lady
rider of the West, having ridden twenty
miles in forty -six minutes at Bismarck,
Kan, in 1882. -.
DR.. A. P. Landlord, formerly of st.
Louis, died at Lexington a few, days ago,
Amos Thomas, SON of the Sheriff at st.
Joseph, became involved in quarrel with
railroad man in saloon few days ago.
Several blows were exchanged, when
Thomas whipped out revolver with which
he shot his opponent in the foot, causing
him to beat hasty retreat. No arrests
were made, and friends Of Thomas were
keeping the matter quiet. s
The Governor has pardoned John Bran
son, of Kansas City, who was sentenced to
one month in Jail for carrying away his
roon,.mate'sf clothes while intoxicated.
Prosecuting Attorney Withers and Judge
White recommended the pardon. a.
Internal revenue collections for May in
the First Missouri District were S449, 81. %.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

9 = X u
BY ELI d. AXE.
RONTON. MISSOURI
q NEWS AND NOTES.
"A Summary Of Important Events.
Ex-SPEAKER RANDALL Is positive that
Ar. Tilden viii accept the Democratic
nomination for President.
r. h. WurKR, of st. Louis, was elected
President of International typographical
Union, at its session in New Orleans.
| LIBERTY HALL, the home Of the late
sold to the Stephens Monument Assoeia-
tion.
THE gavel used at the Chicago Conven
fion was made of woods from every State
and Territory in the United States, and
Alaska.
TIE Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road Company has given the required no.
tice of its withdrawal from the Transconti.
mental pool.
TIE United Presbyterian Assembly, in
session at st. Louis, No., adopted the
report of the committee favoring the use
Of organs in their churches. -
THE treaty between the United States
and Turkey expires June 5. The Porte
denounces the existing treaty and has for
warded q summary note to Washington.
HENRY GILILG, representative of the
New Orleans Exposition, was banqueted
at Berlin on the Sd. Many Americans
were present, including Minister Sargent.
"a WOMAN arrested at Varanda, Hungary,
confessed that she had poisoned her hus-
band and hundreds of women the past two
years. A number of accomplices were ar
rested.
/. The twelfth annual session of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of
Canada, opened the night of the 4th in Tor
onto. Prof. McLaren of Toronto was
selected Moderator.
i HON. JAMES G. BLAINE arrived at his
home in Augusta, Me-, on the Sd. A
public reception was declined, but the
people cheered him loudly as he passed
The Convention of Fair and Exposition
Managers. in st. Louis, No., adopted reso-
buttons favoring worlds fair, to be held
in st. Louis in 1892, and calling upon the
entire Western Hemisphere to heartily CO.
operate.
! THE representatives of the Gulf States,
Texas excepted, considered at New Orleans
on the ID the best method to secure the most
effective quarantine with the least injury
to commerce.; also how best to prevent
the Introduction and spread Of infectious
diseases.
) The National Republican Convention
met and ortanized in Chicago on the Sd
with Hon. John R Lynch, of Mississippi,
rs temporary chairman. Committees were
appointed and the convention adjourned
until the 4th.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-11

WHILE venturing ON the ice at Rondout,
N. y, on the 4th three boys fell through
and were drowned.
FIVE Worcester (Afass.) lads built a shed
IN the woods and supplied 1t with imple-
ments OF war, being determined to harden
themselves by exposure this winter for a
campaign against the Indians next SUM
mer. Two Of the band were arrested a
few days ago for burglary and larceny.
The Women's Suffrage Association Of
Rhode Island met in annual convention at
Providence ON the 4th. In IN address SUI
san B. Anothony said the reason so little
had been done for woman was because she
was DISTINGUISHED
DYNAMITE and gunpowder exploded at
STAFFORD, N. H., the other evening, de-
stroying a house and its contents, and bad
ly injuring eight persons, four of them fa-
tally.
LEVY, the famous cornetist, was married
to Miss Stella Costa, a member of his con-
cert company, in the opera-house at Erie,
Pa, on the evening of the 4th.
THE Democrats of the Nineteenth Penn
sylvania District have nominated John A.
Swope for Congressman, to fill the I'M
expired term of William A. Duncan, de-
ceased.
A FIRE destroyed Feignespaugh's brew
cry at Newark, N. j., the other day, the
loss reaching 100000.
THE New York Aldermen on the 9th
passed over the Mayors veto resolution
permitting the construction of a surface
railroad in Broadway.
CONNECTICUT clergymen in large num-
DvrS appeared before tho Railroad Com
missioners in Hartford on the 9th to advo-
cate restriction of Sunday traffic on rail-
roads.
JOHN PURscHT, crazed with jealousy,
took oxalic acid at New York the other
night, then hacked at his head awhile with
an axe, and finally shot himself dead.
! A PROTEST was entered by business men
of Gloucester, Mass, on the 9th against
any reciprocity with Canada which would
permit the entry of fish free of duty.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

SECRETARY MCCULLoCH has notified the
Collector of Customs at San Francisco that
peGaqpsJ kR9%Ry OF gE2ssssaa to his satisfaSs
in the United States at the date of the
treaty of 1880 are entitled to go from this
country and return at pleasure, and the
certificates of the Chinese Consul General
at San Francisco may be regarded as
prima -facie evidence in such cases.
In the various States the Electoral Col
ieges on the Sd went through the formal
ity of voting for President and Vice.
President, Cleveland and Hendricks re-
ceiving 2l9 votes and Baine and Logan 1872.
Necessary to a choice, POI.
The Comptroller of the National Treasury
has recognized Bismarck as the capital Of
Dakota.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR sent, among others,
the following nominations to the Senate on
the Sd: Hugh McCulloch, of Maryland,
Secretary of the Treasury; Frank Hat
ton, of Iowa, Postmaster General; Cen
eral Schuyler Crosby, of New York,
First Assistant Postmaster General
James Harlan, of Iowa, Presiding Judge
of the Court of Commissioners of Alabama
THE IRE losses in the United States dur
my ANONCInOcI dluOuuOcu W PigoOO,UUU, anu
for eleven months of 1884 the loss is placed
at SOL 100000.
In his annual report on the 9Th Secretary
Chandler, of the navy, stated that the ex-
penditures of the Department for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1884, were 1920, G01.
The estimates for the ordinary purposes
and public work for the next fiscal year is
0,65S, and the estimates for the in
crease of the navy, $15,071,572. OF this lat
ter sum about one-half will be needed for
the coming fiscal year.
THERE were $50 business failures in the
United States and Canada during the seven
days ended on the 9th, against 262 the
previous seven days The distribution
was as follows: Middle States, SO; New
England States, 20; Western, 1906; Southern
10; Pacific States and Territories, 20; Can
ada, "a.