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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

The party of "Rum, Romanism, and
Rebellion appears to be giving pretty
good satisfaction to the people, SO far,
while Bro. Burchard is negotiating IN
honorable retirement.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

The Enterprise Messenger thinks
that at the recent re- union of Shelby
brigade at Higgiusyille. they might
have appropriately sung the famous
song, beginning
sShelby's men are at your gate
Hide your mule, o, hide your mule"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

The Rev. Sam. Jones is taking a
rest. He may extend his vocation in
definitely, and yet the world will con-
tinue to revolve in the same Old way.
In other words, the Rev. Sam. is not
on. of it's pinions-neither is he a
gudpeOn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

BY taking Ayers sarsaparilla many moor
SUFFERER who submits to the surgeons knife
because OF malignant sores and scrofulous
dwellings, might be saved, sound and whole,
This will purge out the corruptions which
pollute the blood, and by which such COM
plants are originated and fed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

Ben Butler still withholds his support
to the Administration. So long as this
is the case President Cleveland can
not be far wrong.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

Butler county's new Jail is compiet-
ed, and it will interest the people OF the
whole State to know that good use has
been made of their money. The build
ing is "hoss high, bull strong, and pig
tight" if we may credit the Citizens
elaborate, illustrated report.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

PRICKLY ASH BITTERs is not an intoxi.
eating beverage, but pleasant, mild laxa-
tive and efficient Tonic, acting directly on
the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10
order Of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron county, Mo-,
April Term, SS5-Wednesday, April
20, 1885:
Franklin A: Raney, plaintiff,
VS..
B. F. Mcknight and Mary j Mcknight,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

T1s sanssrs' sa1 Merchants 500
O4tf ~ rae ussisrn On.on.

OF ~ fn1 W1siern DHlon.
Asa I.as I-l5 0 Ias snurs sbs~lee ~
asrem.lg ga -a-el .ae -lres ,f tle Amer
.sl hsaii I-leyfalh Company ~ere to tay
.raa-fsrrsd G. lhs "A esterl nloD isie-rralh
Company -4rlri-.d ssel tle geopie -1o
a41rg alolz Bfoad@ay ala are n0t easl-s
astll lsnsd DC --sn-- laat thi- alofnlnZ he
lotlariols @hlel have h-en leading bet~cen
tne ls1 c5il l.tli1- for -ol1s time pasi. ~0re
coua elected Ihe Western Union Company
Sac uasls lhe agent 0f thr reeeIser of the
American Kalid COMPANY. and on order of
lhs court possession Of the Latter's property
z..s obtained Al SD O'Clock Gen. Eckert,
Of the Western Jni0n. appeared Ia the bank
srs AMI Merchants building, where the
American Rapid Company wires have been
0leratod the past geag and taking formal
possession. walked quietly away. len
minutes later dozen bFaNny fellows
appeared On the roof Of the BANKERS 4 Ner-
naut- bulldIug, and Ia the cOurse OF twenty
minutes had removed every wire cable be
longing % the American Rapid Telegraph
COMPANY By o'clock the transfer OF the
wires from the Bankers 4 Merchants build
ing to the Western Union Was completed aud
al inside switch connections Was made. The
Banker. s. Merchants j. left with very slim
hne extending between this city and Wash
irrtou. With A few isolated connections here
aad there. The removal OF the American
Rapid Telegraph COmpany'- property from
the combination. which has been controlled
by the Bankers & Merchants, leaves nothing
bat A she'll. The probabilities are that the
remaining property @lll be sold out IN the
course II a few days AZ sheriff : sale. The
United Press, which was the largest customer
of this combination, was informed BY the
Western Union a fes minutes before the
wires we're removed. that the Western Union
sy-tem would be placed at the disposal OF
the Association. Everything will be done 10
conduct IT. business Ia a satisfactory way
while II Is continued on the Western Union
wires.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
The East Saginaw Strike.

East SAGINAW. July lO.-This morning
l.5oO strikers came 10 this city on steamers
and scows toWed by tugs, stopping at mills
along the river. They were headed by
Representative Barry and n band, and with
a United States hag paraded the principal
streets. They stopped at Genesee avenue
and opened ranks, when the striking
stevedOres OF the Saginaws. numbering
30. headed by Representative Barry
and the band and United States flag
passed through and were received
with cheers. large number of strikers
carried clubs. pieces of scantling, broOms
and banners on which was inscribed, Ten
hours day They were very orderly and
the only incident of note was the relieving of
pop wagon of its contents. At noon the
procession dispersed, and the men are walk
ing the streets in knots.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

hs>naS Ju.t lU helailr eI yesterday
leraaa. esnlrus lo caass Ia ffea dirsfeui
paliis aia sllse t wss ons ~ liis ail.t
se,erv thai nas s.sitrl Nos talEiaua ioi
loars- Ia srnont tso l4u4aou-s storla
cls1ds. frolo ssataoesi snS Dartlua-t g.
si.ocase.s u4ei ou tAs slat ~ lAte
ClallIiialA. u illnesses of tAt o,.llI-iaI
pronoulos 81 horrible sishl Ihs tornado
strack Darlington sllh lerrlhc fsros sna ihs
alr sAs roon nloa ~sth slaiiors. brokeI
boa .hs slyus. elg. Trees were ul.roois.l
AHA buildings uur0ofoo ln all dIrogUous.
lac Tall chlulucks of Shared Mor>t
lunt,er miil ~ere lrsrlied, setting nrt % tie
building Lightning STRUCK ln many places.
A horse 49, Allied b! lightning and a man
stunned by another shock. Prom neiEhbor-
ln.. towns came stories Of buildings blown
down aud salnable orchards deslfo, ed.
Three men who started Ia cross Lake Cham
plain Ia open boat Two hOUrs before the
storm. and Mr. NonZar. of Chamltialn. Wisu
Wa- nshlng IA tie lake, have moi been
heard from. The loru ado al thls point last
ed twenty minutes. ln Naffen. Mae. ihe
cyclone va high above the groand bui az
such va enoc that men au1 beasts feli a.
The ground from frlgti and renlalled pros
traied until hong after ihe danger sas past
In West brOokhelJ the Wlaa stripped from
d large warehouse its manSArd roof. Whlca it
carried over @l0 feot straight upward. then
so feet "a Il narthea~terly direction. decap
ping 4 with force which shattered tlmters
eight iuehes square and tore ~
the ground 10 the depth of
throe feet Ia Pttsheld the lightning
burned out over one hundred signal ciock
attachments 10 telephones besldes Inlurng
several telegraph instruments. Ia Solth
Lee, house and hatch Was destroyed. aud
Mrs Almira Couch, aged -. was lnstanui
killed. Ia Amherst. the house, barn aud all
the farm buildings of NJ. 4 Slarkey. al Mil
Valley. we're lgnited by lightning and totally
1r-i rlAHl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
Denies the Report of Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-Considerable ex-
citement and Indignation was created at the
exchange to-day by the announcement that
dispatches had been sent to Chicago and
New York reporting twelve cases of fever in
this city. The rumor Is entirely without
foundation. but two cases having been re-
po-ted TO the Board of Health, that of
young man who died month ago and
young Creole, who has fully recovered. Not
withstanding the diagnosis the doctors and
people do not believe the latter case one of
yellow fever. IA the young man was n native
Vho had passed through several epidemics
and considered exempt. He had never been
around shipping. city item in the evening
paper offers reward of 800 for the name
OF the person who sent the dispatches. No
case OF yellow fever exists in the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

LONDON, July lO.-The first sign of disa-
greement between the Conservatives and
ParneIlites appeared day. when the At
torney General issued an order for inquiring
into the reasons for the dismissal of Police
Inspector Murphy, who was active IN secur-
ing the exposure of the practices of certain
Dublin Castle officials. Some time ago the
Attorney General declared the Government
had found sufficient reasons To exist for
their dismissal. Parnell declares TO the
House OF Commons that he has heard this
decision with amazement. His manner in
dicates his party will treat the matter ser
iouzlv.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
FROM NEBRASKA AND UTAH.
The Department OF the Platte and Salt
Lake Called on for Help.

The Department OF the Platte and Salt
Lake Called on for Help.
OraAaA. July 10 The immediate dispatch
OF twelve companies OF infantry from the
Department Of the Platte % the Indian Ter
rifory va ordered tonight by the military
authorities 40 Chicago. The order stated
that the Cheyennss were Ia revolt, and the
utmost haste WAS necessary. Within three
hours the troops have packed kits and
marched i've miles from Fort Omaha 10 the
depot, rolling southwark by special train on
the Missoari Pacific. Three comp snies went
from this post. Three more 20
from Fort Sidney. four from
Fort Russell. two from Fort steel. They
will rendexvous az CrOssheld. the terminus
OF the Kansas southern railroad. and march
from there 20 the scens OF the trouble. The
Iadian- have cut all telegraph wires, and no
particulars OF the revolt are ObtaInable.
SALT IASE July lO.-The commander of
Fort Douglas, near this city, received tele-
zraphic orders this morning 20 have six
companies Of infantry ready for march
ing at a moments notice. IL
- not known where the truOps
are 70 be sent. but i presumed they
are gong 10 the Indian Territory. whore the
Cheyenne Indians are threatening an out
break, or Colorado. whore the Southern
Ute- are showing signs Of going on the war
path.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

East TAw,s. Mich. July l0.-Mrs. Ne
leods boarding house. in which are three
persons with diphtheria. Wa this
morning vacated by all other boarders,
who applied for board 40 other places
but we're refused Our citizens are thor
oughly alarmed. owing % the many ex-
posures already made. DR.. Reeves. health
officer. has forbid persons going % Nc
Leod's Miss otis viii probably live bat
fsW hours. She was reported dead at I'D
% clock. Three new cases were reported
AZ IaWas City. IN the family OF Mrs.
Johnson Great indignation IA felt
az the manner parties Who have been ex-
posed are allowed 10 70 from house % house.
Circulars from the State Board of Health
regarding the disease, a. % prevention, are
beng distributed throughout the village,
printed in four languages.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
SHERIDAN TO THEPRONT
oa0sss FsoN re PsEsl0sNT
fhe Geotr raI Rske1 io -ols Affer fne
froi.1ie AntonE fh- inuians Be-
cas4ss ranlHar ~lth Then

a asill ssrls. Ialg i0 tisl- sheridan. &C.
cou4i.sa. -i ~ Goa sheridan. sf hls star
.aft Nlshilztoa ta-ll-ht f9r tas -csue ~
tla CAegenae lrolbiss n Wyoming Isru-
larg Ee sil personally condact lne cam
paizl1 t.giin-t the Indians n lecs-sary. anl
It - lldersloo, telegram from Gen. Miles
lnsilcatas that tae troubles are L0 bee iuaus'll
aEely suppressed. even 10 lt involves Shoie-
sa4e sialghtsF ~ iadians. All available
troop7 are being rapidly concentrated Tor
ere purIal-s ~ a vigorous campaign II this
proves usce--ary.
General sheridan departure for the Ia
dian Territory tonight was st tne Instance
20 ths President. Who to-day addressed the
follxIug letter e. that Officer
~ENecCrIFs NAssIos NAsHDsIos, Iuly
lO--L --Lseiat-lir4s. q III sherlsiaa. .-sIa. In
siss 90 the pt=sl bic disturbance that may
occar among toe Indians a0x ln the Jtah
Territory ana the ooufcu plated coIceu-r4-
ti0n II lrO0ps Ia that locality | deem it youg
duty 10 pFoc.ed aE once ~ lne location
where lhe trouhie II o. De appre hended
aa1 advise sith 4nd direct tnOs e
in command a. 60 the step- % oe taken 10
prevent disorder and lepredatlOn by the
Indians lud A. - the d-po-it.0n ot the
touop-. Your se4 4lalntance with the history
habits aud customs Dt these Indians leads
rue D. request you to invite statements on
their part. AZ to any injury or laJu-tlce To
wards them. or any other causes that may
have od 10 discomfort and 10 inform your
.eif generally as - Iheir condition. lou
are IustIied ln assuring them that any cause
Of complaint eill be fully examined BY the
sofhonties here. aud Z wr0ngs exist they
shall be rene,hed. [ think I har ily need
ad1 they must be fully assured OF deter
minatIOn on the part ot the Government 10
eufDrce their peaceful conduct, aud by al
power lt has, b. prevent and punish acts OF
laWlessue-s, and any Outrages upon our set
tier. Yours truly.
GaOyEk CLEVELAND.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
The Day With General Grant.

Mr. MCGBEGoR, July l0.-This afternoon
passed quietly with Gen. Grant. He rested
in his room aud there was no material change
In his condition. la the evening his pulse
was still thin. lie had not recovered from
the fatigue which has depressed him for two
days. Still the patient keeps his room aud
spares himself all exertiOn. DR.. DOuglas
sand tonight when the General retired that
"a ne had taken little sleep during the day.
would probably sleep fairly well tonight.
The Doctor regards the day a. having been
a beneficial one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Our National Celebration
together with the loW prices
We are selling ouf Dry Goods
and Carpets for, hrough' 10
tins city by fan a greater
number Of people from every
section of our Stale than ever
before 0n any Occasl q that
has ever occurred in the has.
tory Of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

WAsH1SGroS July ~ - The following
fourth class postmasters for Michigan we're
appointed to-day Chas. " Harris. at Mos
COW uni.dale county. vice Jerome VI. Mnr
ray. resigned. Alexander NcCabe, Nehber-
Vile InEham CO.. Vice Geo. " IRnEford.
resigned Matthew Nofier tfraafschap. Ale
s.an CO. wee g. 81. M3sina. resi- zned. John
\ Deweu Deiwiu. Isabella Co. vice NJ.
knniar faceasad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

JACKSON. July l0.-GeOrEe Hendre was
crushed under a moving train three miles
east Of this cit last night. He was a cattle
man. and met the accident IN an attempt To
Jump of the stock train. Both legs were
crushed. and he lost an immense quantity Of
blood. tie died AZ I o'clock this morning.
Papers found on his person disclose the fact
that he has a sister. Mary Ann zimmerman,
st London. Ont. aud a brother. Thomas
Hendrie. AZ Fort Worth. Tex. The inquest
viii be held tomorrow. Hrs wife lives at
Nichiean Center
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

WssHrseroV. July i0.-Secretary Whitney
has received from Attorney General Gar
land his opinion on various questions Of law
recently submitted 90 the Department Of
Justice. respecting the dispatch boat " Dol
phiu and the obligation Of the Govern
ment in regard to that vessel. The Secre-
tsry declines to make the opinion public at
this time. but 10 Ia understood it IL favorable
20 Mr. Roach and that uudsr its terms the
Dolphin viii have 20 be accepted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

ALBASr, July lO.-Tbe Albany branch OF
the stone Cutters Natiousl Union. sent
protest today 70 Secretary Manning in re-
gard - bids for work on the post Office At
Peoria. fram Msssrs. Brsmsrd & Co. Of
Joliet. who employs convict labor from
Johet PRISON. The Union protests against
the employment OF convict labor on Gov
eminent works. and calls attention 20 the
Democratic platform adopted last year AZ
Chicago
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

CHIcAGo. July I0-OfHcer Bernsrd J.
Marphy tonight arrested Charles AeKay.
a noted criminal. for upssttinz peidler's
cart While walking along with the officer,
Mckay knocked him into the zitter Mur-
phy got up in a uinute. snd the prisoner re-
fasins "a haiti ~ fred and fatally wounded
Mckay. Mckay father swore ont l-sr-
ranf for Murphy arrest
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

BEstrS. IniY W -Jufavorshie reports
continue to Do received from the Csmeroens
rornfry German delegate has been
stricken with fever. The natives are be-
coming refractory and Germany has ordered
q German station on RantIy Bay. New
t}enoa ID 30 closed. rs=iyninE the territory
a. reionEioz to England.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

T.sssrSe. Mich. Juiy io.-F a. Barber.
superintendent % the Coldvater schools.
has Seen appointed t0 the chair of English
literature sf the State Normal scbocl. wee
Fruf Theodore NeIss1n. appointed Superin-
tendeuf ~ Pubic Instruction.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

True It's. It's Pity. Pity It's, lis True.
and see the wonderful low prices We are sell
ling our fine Macknaw Hats. he would utter
the above words with more force and emphR-
sis than he ever did ia his life. It's pity
that fine Mackinaw Hats should be sold for
81: but If is nevertheless true that We are
doing this very thing in order 10 make room
for our Fall styles which We are now order
ing. We also have a fine assortment Of
Manillas. which We are closing out, III coet.
Thomas A CmpPIN.
~ Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Nrw Yous. July l0 DIR r. II. Gilbert
proiector ef tbe elevated -siircsd system ~
the citT died this morning from ovsrwors
He bad long been tronhle3 With chronic
.iiarrhoaa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
DURING THE HEhTED TERE

Beside tire sareIi'f fi,nnaand pf more pe-s,ie
who live ir and immediately 7.rntrd fffHnd
hapids There a-s filousaaas sf fuurisfs i0 D. sup-
fiiee viii suifshle riofanF end dfa'rf a.
oail sffarfiun fo -ssnsf CD. htur'er 1ra'r-
neufs We undertake - souil fiif wnufs ~ ife
male ~ ts naftar ~ aurnrfa fronl t'sf fifse
fie r. fart lesrer ~ haie ciaffiuf sfd fuis nr
Kilt ssirfs up througt 81 fis sft.gae - tniekeF-
bookerf for snsN ba1s eag ane ss ii-i. suI.s i,s
1oufls snd YOUNG Nfn iisir rsstf suiis Ter
niior. .s-agss end s.id hfs otis 81 i.f- iili
Underclodiee - eveFs description ena ei fis'f b.
arrhreoad ir fiif tern Iurltl.lsinr fi1
iues 30 ~ csfi fhsr Jou-isp fisifins or
northern Iafes Eee shores ~ Hrnrisfnf vifAasi'
hehf ovrfcost arf lis.ilf te exfa-.isnef sesivsf
disc-gufer One ~ fif niese t .fr. fo frHreI r.
ur veaf of raeaffrf. is H1fials tack". 81
f,.nrisi-f.lstsd fslou.e - haTf firfs Gel fsfiaue
rsl' terms and IfrIff~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

VIENNA, July l0.-floods ~ Austria con
tinue 10 cause great damage. The loss by a
water spout which recently deluged. lesth
H. estimated al $50. .Ov0 Dozens OF Villages
and sens of thousands of acres OF crops are
under water Ia South Hungary, causing
almost total suspension Of business.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Our entire stock Of Sumner
Dress Goods. Silks. parasols.
Fans, Laces. Hosiery. Gloves,
Lawns. White Dress Goods.
&c. will positively be closed
out.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

wssa1xsr,S. July The Cabinet -
s,.ers have decided to allow but fFeuty days
isa-e ~ sbsence - empioye= m tlaaif De
garments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Afghsrs Ready 70 Sight for Russia.
TEHEstS. Taly G-The Brifi=h Minister
here hs- received news thar the Afghan tribes
north 81 tae Hindoo koo=h have declared
their willingness 70 support Russia ss s--ssnst
me present n1-er.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

TIE German Fisg lnsUltsd ~ Alssce-
srzAsaxsss. Taly Io. Two ts-ansn zynss-
-c s'ciatiee hsve been dissolved by IRE Gov
error General "a scccunt ~ saving offered
insuifs ts the serrusn 1sS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-01-28

The following items are from the
Myo Independent Of last Saturday:
Dr. A. Marrole and, James Morris,
former residents of Columbus, New,
arrived here Thursday, and left yester
dav on their way to Calico. They
reported Candelaria looking quite
lively.
An extension of about four and Il
half miles will soon be made to the
Bishop Creek irrigation ditch. Mr..
Rawson has acquired an interest in the
ditch, and needs the extension TO bring
water on 60 his land.
Judge Calf, a former resident OF
Inyo County, writing to a friend in
Independence. says Of the mines at
Cramer. in Me Calico District, San
Bernardino County: Il have not a
day 10 spare from the mines at Cramer
for wien ;he boom comes it must be Il
biz one, and then | want to be rooted
and grounded in the mines Of Cramer.
This Moiave desert is developing
mines beyond all expectation, and new
and valuable discoveries are of con
slant occurrence. | insnd to finish
nv mining'rcaree IN Cramcr; if !
don't succeed here it would be useless
% try elsewhere; such opportunities
for nt,tiling money | have never seen
before
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-01-28

The following items are from the
True FiSs,n's Of last Saturday.
Two or three new buildings are be.
ing erected at Belleyille.
The Piutes are again bringing in
some large trout from Walker Lake.
There are quiet times at Columbus.
Cold weather is not adapted to the
borax industry.
More men are being put 10 work
Judging from the increased sales OF
dinner buckets.
Within few days the stamps at
Bellevllle will be playing the old.time
and merry bread-and butter jig.
The trains began hauling ore last
evening and had tusse up the steep
grade just above the Holmes ore
dump.
The Coroner's jury, in the case of
William Bond, decided that his sudden
death was caused by rheumatism of
the heart. A large number of citizens
attended the funeral on Wednesday.
Tie Aacaa eo1 veg woll l'"""'. "t
eureka, Aaslil ING ON. pt4.
eastern part of the State where he li"el
in former years.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-01-28
Lyon County Item Va

The following news items are from
the Lyon County Times of last Satur
day:
4. l. thurman has purchased from
William Kean the house and lot for
merly occupied by Al. Reynolds.
George Midgley has moved over
onto the old Hackett ranch. and VIII
become an honest and prosper Gus
lancher.
Henry Fisher, who was quite seri-
ously hurt at the Rock Point mill some
two weeks ago has so far recovered as
TO he on the street.
The Chinaman who was run over
last Friday died the same evening. lie
was more seriously injured internally
than was at first anticipated. 1t seems
that the engine did not run over him,
but the cars which they were switch.
ing. At the switch the cars are let
down the grade by themselves, and It
was while trying TO jump on them the
Chinaman fell across the track and
was injured.