Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-09

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a FORCE Of Cuban volunteers recently
defeated the Sanchez band and captured
Commander" Pedro Estrada.
CHRISTOPHER R. MABLEY, the clothier,
died at Detroit, Mich, on the 10th, aged
tort -nine. waole-souled, public -spir-
tied man has gone.
The custodian Of the Federal building
at New York was notified by Secret airy
Manning on the Goth to reduce his force
thirty per cent He discharged sixteen
men.
The London papers generally comment
favorably on the acquittal of Mrs. Yseult
Dudley.
M PATENorRE, the representative of
France in the peace negotiations with
China, has gone to Pekin, where he will
reside as the French ambassador.
A DEAF and dumb man named Miller,
residing in Dubuque. Ia, while walking
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Road above Eagle Point on the 30th, was
struck by the Flying Dutchman and in
stantly killed.
ADMIRAL LAcoMBE, of the French war
ship La Fiore, entertained party of mil
itary, naval and municipal officers and
business men on board his vessel at New
York ON the 30th.
TERRIFIC storms have prevailed in the
French provinces. The destruction of
property by the winds and floods has been
enormous. Eight persons were killed by
lightning.
THE first municipal election in Albu-
querque, N. NJ, since the Incorporation Of
the city, held on the 30th. resulted in a VIC
tory for the Peoples Ticket over the
straight Democratic
THE French Chamber of Deputies, by a
vote of PIG to 210, has restored to the wor-
ship estimates the sum for canons' sala-
ries expunged by the committee.
EMPEROR WILLIAM promised to attend
regatta on the 3Oth, but was unable to
do so. The doctors order him to remain
indoors in order to avoid excitement.
IT is stated that the German Diet has
quashed finally the claims of the Duke
of Cumberland to the Brunswick success
sion.
DAVID PITMAN, residing three miles
north of Polk City, Ia, was found on the
30th by his mother and brother lying dead
behind the stable. 1t is supposed that he
was killed by one of the horses. He was
a farmer, twenty-six years of age and I'M
A HORRIBLE murder was committed at
Dawson, OAK, on the 3oth. The body of
Mrs. Unger was found buried in the hay
in one of the stalls of the barn. She had
been dead some time. 1t is supposed a
tramp that was working for Mrs. Unger
did the work by beating in her head with
an iron wedge.
NEARLY all the glass works of South
.Tars r,ut ont THAR firaS IN thu 20tb for
two months.
In accordance with recent decision of
the New York Court of Appeals, Franz o-
seph Petmeaky, the Auburn murderer, was
taken to Buffalo on the 30th, and resen-
fenced by the General Term of the Su-
preme Court to be hanged in Auburn,
Friday, August 21st.
The sons of General Garfield appeared
in the class day exercises of
Williams College at Williamstown, Mass,
On the Goth. James r. was one of the
of the day, and Harry A pro-
the GRAFTON. His subject was
Socialism"
GENERAL A. B. UPsHAw, of Tennessee,
has been appointed Chief Clerk to the
Bureau of Indian Affairs. and entered up
IN the duties of his position on the 1st.
General Upshaw is a prominent journal
st, and an intimate friend of Commits
'ioner Atkins.
COLONEL De WINroN will return to
England from the Congo, on account of
n-health.
G.. V. N. LoTHRoP, the new United
States Minister to Russia, in London, on
lis way to st. Petersburg, called upon
Minister Phelps on the 3Oth.
FORTY Thousand hands are thrown out
# employment through the mas ons' strike
n Berlin. The masters refuse to nego-
late with the men, and are beginning to
Employ foreign masons to take the places
# the strikers.
RECENT thunder storms in Germany
rave done much damage to property,
looding large tracts of lowlands and
many houses.
CONGRESSMAN ELwooD Of the Fifth Illi-
lois District is dead.
RUSSIAN dispatches report fresh trouble
IN the Chinese frontier.
A WOMAN and two children were burned
20 death in a tenement house at Cleve-
and, O., on the 1st
TOTAL number of new cases of cholera
n Spain on the S0th, 1910; deaths, 615; on
he LIST, new cases, 1,161; deaths, ATS.
The total debt of the United States on
July LIST, principal and interest, was
il 1856, 577. 1875.
DR.. WALSH, recently appointed Arch
bishop of Dublin, will be consecrated at
rome.
CHARLES P. OILS ON was so anxious to |
70 United States Consul at Gothenburg |
hat he offered Con gresham Morse 1880 |
o secure him the position.
FIGHTING is reported in Mexico between |
lieutenant Davis and the Apaches. Six
cen of the latter are reported killed.
CANADA observed July 1st as holiday, |
icing the eighteenth anniversary of the |
dominion confederation.
EDWARD L. HEDDEN, New York's new
has taken charge of his office. |
Ie retains all the Repu blican deputies for
he present.
COFFIN & STANTON, of New York, were
lwarded s. 600, 900 of Cincinnati granite
lock-paving bonds at ST. 26 per $1,000 |
AN intimation is given by a member of |
he English Government that the Irish |
crimes Act will not be pressed.
THE convict labor question is the cause |
# trouble in Johnson County. Arkansas. |
The people threaten to liberate all the |
prisoners now at work in the mines.
THE naval demonstration against Fan
:ibar by Germany has been countermand
I'd by Bismarck, and the little war speck |
las vanished.
Two tramps named Patrick Lefford and |
James Miller, were struck by the Western |
express of the Pennsylvania Railroad
lear Pittsburgh on the LIST. Miller was
instantly killed and his companion fatally |
urt.
In Stephens County, Texas, man