Iron County register., 1885-04-23

IT is the impression at Vienna that Rus
sia is seeking to gain time in which to pre-
pare for war.
THE court-martial in the Hazen case
sentenced him to be reprimanded. The
President approved the findings and car.
ried out the sentence.
Iris feared that fresh trouble will arise
|, between the French and Chinese Govern
'ments.
PosTMAsrER-GENERAL Villas has is.
sued rules governing the appointment OF
Post-office inspectors.
THE strike of the railroad miners in
P Pennsylvania is virtually beaten.
THE will of the late General AnsoL
Stager, of Chicago, was probeted on the
7th. The estate is valued at $3.50, 900.
Two children of a Mr.. Kemp, near Full
1erton, Neb., set fire to a straw stack on
the 18th and were burned to death.
CHAs. W. WAGNER, of Missouri, has
been appointed Consul General Of the
United States at Toronto, Canada.
A REPORT from Panama, via Galveston,
Tex, on the 18th, stated that Popoyan
had again fallen into the hands of the
rebels
NILE. NEVADA scored another great tri-
18th, much to the disgust of Arditi and
the entire Patti following.
GENERAL GRANT passed the evening of
the 18th in the library with his family.
He went to sleep promptly after retiring,
and was sleeping well at midnight.
GENERAL KoMARoFF reports that the
Afghans evacuated all the frontier posts,
and the Russian outposts occupy their
former positions.
EX-CoNGREssMAN JOHN F. MCKINNEY,
of Ohio, was convicted on the 18th of hav-
ing received excessive fees for collecting
pensions.
w. H. BRINKER, of Warrens burg, No.,
has received the appointment of Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of New
Mexico.
Hon. J. Q. CHENowITH, of Dallas, Tex,
has been appointed Auditor of the United
States Treasury. The place was not So
licited.
CANNON and other relics of the disas-
ters of the English feet which occurred
nearly 200 years ago, We're rec emily washed
up at Point AUX Anglais, on the Canadian
coast.
THE Attorney General rendered a deci-
sion in reference to the last appropriation
made by Congress in aid of the New Or
leans Exposition.
DELEGATES to the African Methodist
Conference at Washington called on the
Presid ent on the 18th. An address was
read by Bishop Day, and Mr.. Cleveland
responded.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has issued a
proclamation declaring that the Winnie
bago reservation is not open to settlement,
and notifying all settlers to vacate within
sixty days.
TELEGRAMs to Bradstreet's from prin-
cipal distributing points report that de-
mands from country merchants have thus
far been disappointing. Spring trade is
a!fortnight late, even where the demand
is most active. Failures for thee seven
days ended the 18th, 1876; previous week,
ia; corresponding week, 1884, 155.
A DOG fight for $1,000 took place near
Hunters Point, L. L, on the 18th. One of
the dogs was killed, and the fight lasted
but fourteen minutes.
Two ballots We're cast for United States
Senator at Springfield, ILL.,, on the 18th.
Logan received 100 votes. The Demo-
Gratis did not vote.
NEAR Paducah, KY, on the 18th, Lucin-
da Beerdan killed her newborn babe and
disappeared, and the supposition is that
she has committed suicide.
BENZ. NJ PRATT, a Cincinnati lawyer,
committed suicide on the 18th.
THE gross earnings of the Union Pacific
system for the year 1884 were S25, ,791 900;
expenses and taxes, $15, $4,000; net earn
ings, $10,67S, 146.
w. K. Ross, hardware merchant OF
New York, who was in the room adjoin-
ing Maxwell's at the Southern Hotel, st.
Louis, on Easter Sunday, says he heard
low moaning.
THE Suez Canal Commission adopted a
clause extending the principle of neutral.
ity to the Sweetwater Canal
JUDGE KINNE, of Des Moines, Ia, has
been rendered but has not yet accepted the
mission to Austria.
The strike of the power loom ingram
carpet weavers at Philadelphia, Pa, after
five months duration, termina ated on the
18th in a compromise by which the weav-
ers are to receive five and five and half
cents per yard. 1t was believed that all
would return to work on the Goth.