Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

cusslon In the House Of Commons.
The Supreme Temple, Patriarchal
Circle, !. o. o. F., convened in ST. Paul,
| Mimi, on the 9Th. Three thousand dele
gates and visitors were present.
The engine and baggage car of an Ohio
| Central passenger train left the track at
Bucyrus, O., on the 7th. The engineer es-
| capped by jumping, but the fireman, Yves
ley Craig, was caught under the locomo-
tive and killed. No one else was hurt.
A DISPATCH was received at the Office of
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs on the
It'll from Inspector Armstrong, reporting
that some of the Cheyennes have broken
away from the reservation and gone into
the Pam handle of Texas.
LEVI j. NORTH, one of the Oldest and
most widely known circus riders in the
world, died in Brooklyn, N. Y, ON the
7th, from a cold contracted a few days
ago while attending the funeral of Frank
Pastor, brother of Tony Pastor.
| LIEUTENANT COMMANDER NICHOLS, COM
manding the Pinta, has reported to the
Navy Department the arrival of that ves-
sci at Sitka, juno I'd. He says that the
Indian Kieq, who murdered his wife, has
been tried by the District Court, and sem
fenced to ten years imprisonment
| THE Secretary of the Treasury at the
Cabinet meeting on the 7th submitted a
| question as to his authority to institute a
thorough and comprehensive investiga-
ton OF the Custom h ouses, sub Treasures
and other branches of the department,
with a view of preventing a repetition of
the frauds recently perpetrated at the
| New Orleans sub Treasury.
| STREET car travel has been resumed in
| Chicago.
| THE striking mill men at Bay City,
| Mich, according to reports of the Sth, had
| become turbulent
The Western Nail Association held q
| meeting at Cincinnati on the Sth.
STREET sales of the Pail Nall Gazette
| in London have been suppressed on &C
| C CUNT of the sensational articles recently
published.
ADMIRAL Mot, in Madagascar, tele-
graphs the French Government for help.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is going to New
York State for a vacation.
Tom BALLARD has been convicted of
murder in the first degree at Omaha.
BERLIN bankers say Germany cannot
successfully negotiate loan for less than
four per cent.
The court martial to try Paymaster-
General Smith convened at Washin gton
ON the Sth, and adjourned until the 18th.
FIRE destroyed a great tannery and
glue factory at Bermondsey, a suburb of
London, on the sth. Loss. 100000.
TALLMADGE, of Milwaukee,, now esti-
mates the wheat crop of the country at
331, OOO, 900 bushels.
AT Howden, in Warwick County, Ind,
on the Sth, Mrs. Rogers killed herself and
her two children, because her husband
preferred another woman to her.
OHIO Republican campaign managers
are in Washington after money.
REPORTS from Hue show the French to
be absolute masters of the situation in
Anam.
the confiscation of the days issue of two
Vienna newspapers on the 9Th.
SAMUEL A. ROBINSON, formerly of st.
Louis, No., is hopeful of being made a
Commissioner for the District Of Column
bia.
A CIRCULAR issued by Premier Salisbury
urges the powers to ratify the Egyptian
financial convention.
The Oh eyenne raid into Kansas ap-
pears to have been about three-fourths
scare and the rest Imagination. Scouts
report they can find no Indians Off the
reservation.
MAUD s. will trot at Cleveland, and try
to lower her record.
AT Cleveland, o., on the Sth, many sem
sational rumors were afloat as to the in
tention of the strikers, and the police and
militia were 'resting on their arms" in
momentary expectation of bloody work.
THE President has suspended Marke L.
Blunt, Register, and Michael H. Fitch,
Receiver of the land Office at Pueblo, Col
The fifteenth annual meeting of the In
ternational Bill Posters Association of
North America began in Chicago on the
9Th. Representatives from every city in
the association were present.
HARRIET MOORE, a middle aged San
Francisco widow, has commenced a
breach of promise suit for $225, 900 against
Moses Hopkins, aged seventy. The de-
PENDANT is a brother of the late Mark Hop
kins, railroad magnate, from whom he in
herited an estate estimated at 5000, 900.
A BOILER in Platt & Bentley's single
mill, three miles from Titusville, Pa, ex-
pioded on the Sth, instantly killing the
foreman, Elliott Alcorn, and seriously
cutting and scalding Jacob Miller, VIM.
Longworthy and A. w. Massicer. The
mill is total wreck.
TEXAS cattlemen have sent an urgent
appear " w dSdluSvOu LOT folleI against
distractions of the cattle trail.
JUDGE LAMBERT TREE has qualified at
Washington as Minister to Belgium.
EXTRACTS from the private memoranda
of Louis Riel have been published in To-
ronto, Ont Riel claims in the memoranda
divine inspiration and prophesies the
Duck Lake and other fights. No new light
is thrown on the cause of the rebellion.
IT is now said that new public printer
will not be appointed for several months.
THE cereal crop prospects are good in
Germany.
JUDGE FORAKER figured in little fisti
cuff affair in a Cincinnati court room on
the 9th. His assailant was fined $50,
which the Judge paid.
A REVOLUTION has broken out in Ven
ezuela.
THE striking millmen at Bay City,
Mich, are elated over their prosp ect of
victory.
EARTHQUAKES continue in the Vale of
Cashmere.
They are figuring on a crop Of 81, 900 900
bushels OF spring and fall wheat in Iowa
MINNESOTA, Wisconsin and Iowa have
been visited by great wind and rain
storms.
FIRE destroyed the Welsh University
College at Aberystwith, Wales, on the
9th. Loss, $780,
GUSTAvE BoEHMK, merchant at
Omaha, Neb., fell out of a hotel window
on the 9th, and was killed.
PLAIN talk from the Mayor Of Cleve.
land on the 9Th, caused the strikers to
pause in their mad career.