Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

1Hn dSSISu6eS Oh JOHN fS06Eu uetQ q
conference on the 9th with Secretary
Whitney and the Naval Advisory Board
with reference to the compilations Of the
new cruisers. The vessels are to be conn
plotted By the Navy Department. at the
contractors yards and by his workmen.
THE first through train over the Cana.
dian Pacific from Winnipeg to Montreal
was announced to leave Winnipeg No
vember, 1st.
JUDGE VINCENT Is at Washington and
to Mr.. Springer.
IT is said that Germany prohibits the
establishment of Roman Catholic mis-
sion in the Cameroons country.
MRS. TABER was on the witness-stand
in Boston on the 2sth, and played star
engagement before a fashionable and ap-
preciative audience.
TURKEY is making active preparations
for hostilities in case of failure of the
conference to agree.
PAYNE, the Parnellite candidate ar
rested for making an alleged seditious
speech. has been discharged
LEWIS C. BARTLETT, of Indiana, Second
Deputy Commissioner of Pensions. has
resigned on account of ill health, result
ing from old wounds
A SYNDICATE of Eastern and Western
men, including prominent st. Louisaus, is
being formed to build improvements in
the Yellowstone National Park.
Mr. CURRY. the newly appointed Minis
ter to Spain, was entertained at dinner the
night of the 2Sth by his predecessor, Gen.
eral John W. Foster. Among the guests
were Secretary Bayarl, Chief-Jastice
Waite and the Spanish Minister.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY Coon has re-
turn d to Washington and resumed his
duties at the Treasury Department.. His
successor will soon be appointed.
THEoPHILE PELvILLIAS was arrested on
the steamer Canada at New York on the
% b, as he was about to sail for France.
He is charged with robbing Mrs. Clemen-
tine Arian, widow. of Denver, Col, of
81 900 in money and some jewelry.
EMERY THAYER was shot and killed by
masked burglars at Geneseo, N. Y, on the
mig 1t of the 25th.
The statement is confirmed that the
American Government will insist that the
American Protestant Mission must be re-
spected, and freedom OF religion permitted
in the event of Spanish sovereignty of the
Carolines being recognized.
TIE Hungarian vintage yields an in
crease of forty per cent. over last year.
JEANNE LoRRETTE's appeal for mi.iga-
ton of her sentaace for the murder of the
Japanese Consul Sakurada, at The Hague,
has been rejected.
The safe in the Southern Pacific Rail-
road office at San Fernandina, CAL, was
robbed the morning of the 2Sth. The rob-
bers got 800 belonging to the agent and
large sum belonging TO the company. The
60
blown open.
COLONEL KITCHENER has been appoint
ed a member of the commission establish
ed by the British, German and French
governments to delimit the territory of
the Sultan of Zanzibar on the main land
OF Africa.
The handsome four story hotel and bus
mess block of Amos Poorman at Eaton,
Ind, contai ming also the Town Hall, burned
to the ground about midnight of the 2s h.
Mr.. Poorman also had grocery and meat
market on the ground floor. Loss, $4,000
to $4,000; insurance, 81, 000. The bull ling
was the finest in town.
The reported murder Of King Theebaw
is .discredited at London.
A SCORE of Spanish political refugees
have been transported to the Azores.
AsocETY to direct emigration to South
America hasbeen formed at Berlin.
VIM. BOWEN. of Erie. Pa. went to Cory
on the 2S,h, and attempted to kill his
grand father, Rev. Mr.. Frink, BupUIs5
minister, seventy-five years of age.
Bowen was arrested and Jailed. Bowen,
when but q lad, decapitated his step
father with an axe while he lay asleep,
in revenge for punishment, for which he
was sentenced to prison for life, but was
hardened after serving ten years.
TEMPORARY coercive laws have been
nublished in the official gazette at Copen-
hagen and a force OF military and police
| has been formed to assist the civil author
| tiles in carrying the laws into effect.
REAR ADMIRAL j. c. P. DKKRAFgT died
at his residence in Washing ON, d. C., On
the 29tt.
| ANorE has been sent to the powers by
| the Servian premier expressing desire
! for peace.
/ CANON FARRAR lectured at ChickerIne
Hall, New York, on the evening OF Tn
Goth, on Robert Browning.
MRS. GILMORE, of Providence, K. L.
was delivered of four children at pirti
on the Doth, all of whom died.
| Two French men, of-war have been or
dered to Guinea to protect French in.er
ests in that country.
THE Brakemen's Brotherhood met in an
| nual convention at Burlington La, on Tn
10Th, and elected officers.
SPAIN has sent another note to German
On the Carolines affair.
THE recent casting of the fifty-four-tc
gun at Boston proved a failure.
A TELEGRAM from Phillipoppolis on tn
10Th said that the war fever was abatin
considerably. The schools had been II
opened and affairs were assuming the
normal aspect as be fore the uprising.
THE Southern Pacific statement for Az
: gust shows net easlings OF $lo3,54s.
The horse Brookwood fell and was xii
ed at jerome Park on the 18th, and locke
Potter was dangerously injured.
. lautic g. Pacific Railway will complete i
connection with the Southern facif
within few days.
THE German Missionary Conference
Bremen resolved to appeal to the Cover
! ment to stop the sale of liquor to natrv
! in German colonies.
r DR.. O,GoNNELL, rector of the America
College at Rome, sailed for New York
) the 31st with the acts and DEGREES OF Il
: Baltimore Council as revised by the Pop
ANTON PFANs, of Peninsula, o., to-
morphine for quinine on the 18th, and
save him from dying the people used nj
r so vigorously that he sailed in and tri'
e to s'clean out' the crowd.
a THE Riverside worsted factory at gu
}. bee has been obliged to dispose of the b'
ance of it's stock by auction and close
; doors, owing to the lack of a market
its goods in Canada. Two hundred oper
+ tiyes are thrown out Of work and there
q an anparent loss of $3.50. 600 in the priva