Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-08

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BY ELL d. AXE.
IRONTON. MISSOURI
NEWS AND NOTES
A Summary Of Important Events.
Princess BEATRICE will reside will
Queen Victoria after her marriage Il
Prince Henry of Battenberg.
THE Prohibition National Committe.
meet at New York on the It'll, and a con.
ference of the leaders will follow.
The Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce,
decided to wage war on the railroads o.
the State through the next Legislature.
GENERAL WoLsELEY has received q
piece of paper with General Gordon's gen.
uine seal ON the back, dated December
14th.
ACCORDING to the Chicago HTibune's can
vass, 100 members of the Illinois Legisla-
ture are for Logan for Senator, as hrs
choice.
IT is reported that Queen Victoria has
announced to the Rrivy Council the be-
trothaI. of Princess Beatrice to Prince Hem
ry of Battenberg.
THE Milwaukee mills turned out 1,lH,-
616 barrels of -four during 1854, against
S75,S92 during the previous year; an in
crease of 3o1 ,7si barrels.
THE value of exports, exclusive of specie
from the port of New York for the week
ended the 3Oth, was $5,SS2,O 600, against
S6,421, 900 for the previous week.
MINNEAPOLIS (Minn.) millers are selling
-four in Canada for less than the price Oh
Canadian wheat, and this has caused the
large mills at Winnipeg to shut down.
Ell MAHDI recently threatened to march
against the Mudir of Dongola, but after
ward told his chiefs that the Mudlr was
saint. against whom it was useless to tight.
JACOB GREENER, of Elmira, n. Y, claims
that he holds the patent on soft pedals In
pianos and declares he will hold all man
ufacturers responsible for any infringe
ment.
In 1881 Sheffield, Eng, exported TO the
United States $4,000 900 worth of her man
ufacturers. In the year just closed half
that amount will more than cover the same
trade.
THE Wyckliffe quincentenary was cele-
brated in England on the 18th. Addresses
were delivered in which the principles OF
Wyckliffe and Knox were applauded and
prelacy denounced.
BISMARCK denies that he has any per-
,sonal enmity toward Gladstone. However,
he could have relied more upon Lord
Beaconsfield to keep England in accord
with the rest of Europe.
THE thermometer registered SO degrees
below zero at st. Paul on the I'd, 90 at Still
water, 40 at Bismarck, 30 at Winnipeg and
10 at Helena. At.some points the weather
was colder than ever known
ONE, of the heavy iron manufacturers of
Pittsburgh, Pa, thinks the industrial de-
preston has reached the lowest point, and
that within short time all the manu-
tior.
THE steamer India, having on board the
body of Joel L. Hart, of Kentucky, the
sculptor, reached New York on the 10Th.
The remains were forwarded to Kentucky
for interment in the State Cemetery at
Frankfort.
THE contest over the United States Sem
atorship at Albany is said to be assuming
National Importance, and developing a
fight as between the partisans of Ar.
Blaine on the one side and President Ar
thur ON the other.
THE Comptroller of the Currency re-
ports that the decrease since January 1st,
1884, of National Bank notes outstanding
is S21, 10, $50, and that the increase in the
deposit of legal tender notes since jan
.uary lst, 1884, is 81, S5l,7S5.
THE committee appointed by the Paris
Academy of Science to inquire into the
utility of quarantine measures will report
against their continuance for the reason
that they damage commerce and afford no
protection during epidemics.
Duke e. Buckingham, widower sixty-one
years cid, to Miss Alice, youngest daughter
of Sir Graham Montgomery, long menu
Der of the British Parliament and for a
short time q Lord of the Treasury.
Mr.. BLAND having recovered from his
illness, is now in Washington. He says
he will vigorously oppose the Buckner bill
to stop the coinage OF silver. He believes
in the measure providing for the free and
unlimited coinage of both silver and gold.
BRADsTREETS reports the number of
failures in New York City for 1854 to have
been 52S, the largest number for six years
past, as against All in 1888; 365 in 1882;
391 in 1881; All in 1880, and 463 in 1879.
The total liabilities were $I1 ,o43 900, and
assets S3S, 615, 900.
THE Washington Star says the feeling
of antagonism between the Senate and the
House has greatly increased Repres enta-
tires think the Senators are disposed to
usurp all the powers belonging to the
House. The Senators think the House arhi-
trary and dictatorial.
TIE Secretary of the Navy has amended \
his order respecting work in the Navy 4
yards after the expiration of existing ap- 4