Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

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position Of Prince Alexander.
GENERAL SHERIDAN, in his report, will
touch upon the conflict of authority be- |
tween himself and the Secretary of War.
THE Philadelphia Historical Society will |
celebrate on December 18th and 18th the |
introduction of the "art preventative"
two hundred years ago, into the middle |
colonies of North America.
FRANK GONZALES, a leader of the Saliva
ton Army at Cleveland, o., has been "run
in'' for keeping a fence house.
A STORY comes from Maine that Joseph
Dyer, twenty years of age, who was buried
at Portland fourteen months ago, after
having died supposedly from the effects
of an accident, has returned to his home
alive and well, having been resurrected by
medical students soon after burial, who
found a spark of life in the body and
nursed it back to the full flame.
THE Paris newspaper La France violent
ly attacks Great Britain; says the British
expedition to Burmah is really aimed at
France, and urges NJ. De Freycinet to
unite with Russia to stop English terrific
rial aggrandizement.
PETITIONS are in circulation to abolish
the Brooklyn IN. W Post-office as sepa-
rate office and place it under the jurisdic-
ton of the New York Office.
THE Western Nail Association, at their
meeting at Cincinnati on the 18th, declined
to confer with the United Nailers, Heaters
and Rollers Association.
FIRST ASSISTANT MISUNDERSTANDING
STEVENSON has discontinued a Post-office
in Utah because the community the Post
master served under was composed entire
ly of himself, four wives and seventeen
daughters. Beside, under the Edmunds
act, man with four wives is incapable of
holding public office.
DURING the ten months ended October
31st last, there were exported from the
United States 475, 022 1884 gallons of miner
al oils, valued at 81 ,59S, 42i. The exports
during similar period last year amount
ed to AZ, 979, PA gallons, valued at $40, 49,
OBS.
THE National Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, met in annual session at Boston,
Mass, on the 18th.
J.K. PIERsALL, assignee of q bank at
| New Brighton, Pa, is reported to be short
| in his accounts, owing to speculation in
| wheat.
The statistics of the money order divis-
| ion of the Post-office Department for the
last fiscal year show 1875, s93 money orders
| issued, aggregating SIT ,S5S 1913, which is
| decrease of 109,S01 in the number, and
| s, 262 ,36S in the amount of money to pay
| them. The decrease is partially made up
| in the increase of the business in postal
| notes, of which 5,O5s,2s7, involving an ag-
| gregate value of $9,9 9S PA, were issued the
past year, gain of $4,000 in the num-
| Der, and of s., 5S4 ,2S2 in the amount Of
| money.
THE Peninsular and Oriental Steam
| Navigation Company's steamer Indus,
| from Calcutta for London, has been totally
wrecked on a reef off Moeletivoe, Ceylon.
Her passengers and mails were saved. The
Indus was an iron-screw bark-rigged yes
| sci of 2,235 tons. She was built in 1871.
REV. DIR. TYING bequeathed all his es-
| tate, except his library, to his wife.
| UNION PACIFIC employees at Carbon, Wy.
T., who struck some time since, have re-
| sumed work.
A SHOCK Of earthquake was felt in France
| on the 18th.
THE Exposition Commissioners at New
| Orleans have formed permanent organi-
| cation.
| SCOTTISH Liberal papers generally con-
| denim Mr.. Gladstone'S recent speech at Ed
inburgh.
CHARLES H. BARKER, of Newburyport,
| Mass, has Just inherited s. 10000 from an
! aunt in England.
THE British invading force expected to
| cross the frontier of Burmah on Sunday,
the 10Th.
P. s. BENNETT, a law student at Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, was arrested on the 18th on a
charge of attempting to incite riot.
LESLIE w. RUSSELL, of Canton, N. Y,
formerly Attorney General of that State
was reported on the 18th to have been miss
ing for several days.
| ANDERSON BURRIs was shot to death
on the 18th by the authorities of Atoka
County, Indian Territory, for wife muir
der.
LAST services were held over the remain
of john Mccullough at Philadelphia OF
the 18th, and the body was placed IN
vault at Monument Cemetery.
FACTORY girls at Londonderry, Ireland
ON the 18th, mobbed Mr.. Charles Edward
Lewis, Conservative memoef Oh ariis'
ment.
Foreigners are not allowed to leav
Mandalav, the capital of Burmah.
ALEX MILNE, switchman, was killed
| a wreck on the Grand Trunk Railway a
, Cardinal, Ontario, on the 18th.
| IT is stated that the French Government
has resolved to prohibit gaming-tables q
Monaco.
: GREAT fire occurred at Mancheste
t ENGLAND. ON the 18th, involving loss {
!. $780, 900. -,
:, l.. C. WILSON, of Fredericksburg, Va
y sued James Gordon Bennett, of the Me-
l. York Herald, for $4,000 damages for libe
N which Benefits lawyers settled In coul
Is ON the 18th without fight.
THE military attache of the Russian Coz
sulate at Philippopolis, who was recent
recalled. has been ordered to return.
ADYNAMITE explosion occurred in Il
- house of Jacob Dhein at Rockheld, WI:
on the 18th, killing a little girl, 1ataily Il
to juring Mrs. Dhein and less seriously nun
~ ing all the family. The child had found
- stick of dynamite and after playing WI
it awhile threw it in the stove.
A WRECK occurred on the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad near Connellsville, Pa,
er the 12th in which sixteen persons were 1
re iured, among them Congressman Boyle,
OF Pennsylvania.
y THE proposed International Exhibits
ue at Berlin in 1855 is to be abandoned II
International Exhibition is held in Paris
1889.
iS Mr.. PENDLEroN has protested to
A. German Government against the expulsl
of the five German-Americans from
g. Island of Fohr.
he EIGHT young men, hitherto esteemed l
IN spectacle, were found guilty at Ottav
he Ont, on the 18th, of rape, and were all Sc
NV fenced to life imprisonment. The scene
de court, while the sentences were being pr
lis nounced. was agoniziag.