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ynou rnr FAMOUS SHOOTER

~ u.r-i it el'h p-rf.rt safi.fsril i1 80 60
fars. uaF knfs .ntnF uthrrs 10 IhIf n.Ith
b. h a So usff "a fIr m lers nrftlt IaiFfn t
piin &C.. al usFtr knss sifgle effs Z dI
.st.fir 10 Et. fARkiNGHuN.
Irffu.a AZ
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NJ. Editor. Please inform your msns
readers that J,dvin'. Pine Syrup cur 81
my cold sfter sil other f.m.,i.~. failed. l.
.. the largest bottle for th~ price ever
boaght ON SUBSCRIBER
Inquire about u =, Holdsn's
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stock owners should not forget that one
pound ~ Meare's Condition fosdsrs IL worth
ave % any other Kind. Warranted "a rid a
horse Of worms SOIL Ia so fAfi. by A. N.
serfy.
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NOTICE

DuR>t Ant D. q DC inse from m. H0a. Judg
II q fIunsts 80 Ne CCuaty of Ca 81, I sasll
"a ~ pHbn 80 pflFsie sale on the yFcIs sss, on
AuEa,t ls. 80. a. niae o'ciock ~ ell the -
estate All inicfesis 10 real estate hit H0rtc
a. -ofsiu hkt o. his fseetse n ths tosn oil Rum
lord. VA DO fsTfkNstLts "a 90.
RunlnI MAl IN. A d 80.
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woAr,s sure Curc for leave. l. Jusi What ~,
name implies. soid bv A. " GcIry.
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rrsns yearly subscriptions. 49, " psit'
strictly IN aiNance othrrsists ~ pft , -
single copies. ave cents.
ArxtnitsfnH~rs All leral aiNtrtl-cmenis
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IL srts.l q. aloss iur - each. eNleNt tnt'st
r.I.tinf - RAJ IaiaiU. anlIr ars SO eacn
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and a. coz presses arr tun nN Nfshi - NAN
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oNrnRn coNFERENCE

oxford Confcrencr OF Conel Churchrs
~ill net with the Cat Cougl Church ~
Bethel. June 2nd and -. isss The Grauf
Trunk Railway Gill Issue return tickets
g. person. attending the Conference, ~
singis fsrr. on presentation AZ startling
poiai, % Z. rtlacate sigard by A. W. Val
eutine, Cisrk Tickets issaci Jlne 1t sui
sai from Portland. Mechanic Fails, o.
ford. South Paris. NORWAY, West Paris,
Gusai. Shslbarne Gofhsm ami Berlin
Fsils gooi 90 reiurn up ~ ne iih Of
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All entertainments. b s.::s:,' e.
80 al s'ss- p.sssr.. Prosrs . nee T,cksss.0r
dsrs, g., st DEnocnAr jon OFFICE rAs's'
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pr Aso.'. ran. reach he vc-y fouaiaiion -
vital Ac lon. sold ~ A. n. Gerry
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AnEpIorNr cuEsrIsIrsILr.

We l.s n q al our ashirs vessels % 10
m "a o. cnssl In itsrf'
eau rHTfFIltFREN.
Wh0issAif IN ID ltIsrf, fortsui, NJ
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n tried a dozen articles 70 cleanse my
blood. bot never found anything that oia
m. any god en- began using Hood
s,rsarafllla.- WI rTrR. Rochester, y y
MY wife va troubled with diffnss'
and constipation. and her blood has been
In rad order In fact she has been AT
run down. Hosts sarsaparilia j. doing h'f
a wonderful amount q good" Y. " hAip-
MN. druggist. Manchester, ohin
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by an druggists 81 sit for o. Made
oniy b {. I. mood 4 GO. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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~ . 80 - NA
s..'Ta IL. y"
III Atwood's Bners. wv
srrmedy tina, has been used BY 'hou-o
sands Of people. for more than a.
equarier Of century, with success
ounsufpasssd by any medieine No
sthe market. for LIVER como
PLANT. DYSPEPSIA, IMPURE
BLOOD. LOSS OF APPETITE,
esIcR HEADACHE. BiLloUS-s
ONEss. COLDS AND FEvERs.e
ocoNSTIPATiOE. &c. .
. In taking the true L. r." Ai-a
woods Bitiefs you may be sure that
oyou are using only the purest ande
best roots and herbs.
Beware Of a worthless imitation
oput up m the same shaped bottle.o
q Take only the true L. =" havings
the Registered Trade MARI 4" IF
ARE'.',''. Ink. SICK
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- waa for eve years a suhffff VI"
IN. IN run down. and vas 40 one tine
obn-ri o. give up work h'i'f, '..nS
sloftuo bottles n Hoods shlsapiini,, ~
entirely curs-l" Il. ~ isSr. fiii'ouish. !, =
II vas severely afiieiei viih 'ffuiilA'
,ra ~ over a year hal tso running sofe,
J., NV nesk. Took fre bottles = hHHis
s,r.,r,rlia. and consider inysst onil'p
cured c. y LoyTJoH. Lowell Ni'''
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sold ~ an druggists q ~ ~ h..''
only ~ G. l. mood s CO Lowell N.'''
100 Doses ono Dollar.
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IuoM an fDIrou

HInsftla ~ family I'D r. strl IL a. a. iasa'.
abb a,assh1h fsnsif ~ 4 .uuEb'
BE- 90 NJ Nssf
"NtvIH saw aNyruiN. IIkE IT.
an give. . CO., meat reisf Ain .. issf ~.
ISAIAH LtAM..
i.HsrIl Nae
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TWO REMARKABLE CURES


| ClEgp 80 SElu lUs tuArLtiNir ID
Tsg uT BROWN = cAAssrhhiii'-
Uoslt b. I'M. ,o.si0le f1f co. ~
tore 10 BfOwu. htfsspafhiaL -,
The papsfs any C0uslirfa1.e p1ili'- b
tsstim fuisls which thfy srr -.
ncslviug touching ne rsmafsi'.f 49,
performed ~ that ups justly GU, [,
preparation. O.casi1uaiyi AlNs,. 4,
st.t.m-Bt reach. us Of so fcmafA, =,
character a. % induce us % mas, I'll
lie Al once. IN orief that those -
affected may bose ~ tine % - 3
themselves OF thi sane poscfil' -
relief ...,,,f.
MI. A W. Mll-r Druggist ani ~
cary At Hsfiland. NJ writes ~
bat 81 Nay 1t a. foloNs
Ira Harrss a O.
,,s~rs-Tnclo.el nnd sfaifufll' ~. -. n !.
Jane. Iibf,-tts. ~ thls tosn, 4. - .
Brosn's .srsapafi.la NJ. ilpr. As
our hssf cltlrsas aud BIZ siait'ntI =. o
dspendsd upon A. cnrrrci h' II. t..flt
case ~ ne more stfongif ma. ,. -. - fss..,
ial. ~ sahi o. ne IN hl, -. ~ l.'..i
81 such a iageth hi- urine -, ils -.
add ihat b. nad suffered iniensf,g /. IN 49,
the f.rt ~ his curt male pubic .isIfl
motive that Induced him % maA' ~
'' Wv VEN tralJ yGs,'' silnf
The f,llosiaz /. The isstimo'iAs
Ten ami signed BY M rioor'e ,,is
uAHrLsso. ,piIssr ~
I have taken Brosn's sarsal 49, NJ
AMI hinet trOube, aud am ..tIei -
Frank Thblits hn- long been 800 $50
liver complaint afrcinE ~ $50 -
ana kiinsys. His bowls -, -, so %.
siipafsf that cath ttics woal' 80 tsd y
To secure an opcia tluh ~. ,'s,,.iies,fy ~ -
u-s.l. fter usinr One. hall l,ii.l-t thrss =,
esns ne .ss mscf better Ne s.sn ~
Ties more ana 1. yell hsTs h sufsrf
the benefit of diners 30 n-s.rrs -.
from like trooDleA Jsnt- 1Isrtlssd -
49,. Al oo.o h,ttle- OF Jtds'-.,sry
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Arthur M osuci 81 4 q Jackson sirr
Nnrsay knoH by pm rbFrlisn &c.. he hi
phil -h~rIdan. b. % Nen. n ~ Dan - = O.
saY knuH. LAZY 4 tcn~n, ~ ut-iirs1 = fair D.
81. b. % tssi1rgs n i'atch.u. Dam uf Afthu'
n Daily, OBJ fsqusukvt, Do D. eilron, he ~
NVaIIrkts uamnlrtuulan.
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~ ~ Hasssatis caasfy fpaa ssi1affs ~ 10
tesafF = uFfsrd
TIE usdef.ircsi 'esr rasp inisfefsd 80.
o. cifsliF ferrcscei ihAi plrii1a % N hist
~ i.. ilns iron N1rsaF D. Nsisrfoli IL hniF
,nl loo ruFerlfaf, ia fmmpa taaF ftisrC an
lersssiY WqIirr thtt 'rtrlt rnNasrs sst SO
q tons b. nal In 90 NJ hsat ~ 80 ifsf
b. iFonkff firt ~ - csiiHd saf q tns
fihsfif % "a FaIisy - thr Oh p "a Yst
- slaf ~ sr~a "a m'il at issitag h ~ -
aIaan NoTk trsrrf 10 NE most ie.-inis reatc %
~ t-onI ussf ne house ~ lstn uobbs. theeef
y he mNs.u OF All ponf . point near ~
lutiei thsucs dnsn n val ~ n thf brood snf
col osirg ne a. feasahir fsuts Ell " sisr.scts
sth ths road suonief q ~ NofssF VI sFe q
a. cruwroi. 80 fvtlusaefs theref - Fr4as.t
oar unnrfabir n ard - flss NJ prsmiss. snd
sss sufh o. loa thrfefn. a lss AL l1sfcf may
ftllIfn INA jouNstN a. - pthfft.
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STATE og MAINE

pxrORr. a. "a ard q C,uap & ,@ni.siosers
~ - fitn l~-i
Upon the lorss0u petit 90 .ssiisisctoif ssiisacs
hAving tea revived that the peiiiionsfs az 90
.iunsite and that inquify late TIE nsfts % theii
application u espsdieuti u IL ofdsref, thst the
ruanty Commissioners meet Al ihf NnHicsn
u.uss IN Lowell, 90 fhtf iiaf, ne ir".tis
~ - Ausasf A. u. is.l neat AZ ten ~ the
iock. 40 aai themes pr''cre.i - Nies ~ foaie
auassd Ia sAii pstitign iinmsiisisiT sitf 7
shrh fics. . hearing u The parties ansl
hflr witnesses viii D. had a some elnFsnlrni
plac IN ne sleniy .sni saen othsf measures tssen
n ne premises "a the Connissionsfs shan jude
sr,yef Aad a u lunhsr ofisl.d, thai noties ~
ire time place AMI pufprss ~ The tomnissh,nsfs
usetinr siarv.ad b. gisen % all pefsons and coz
porsfioas interestsdhy csusiag attssied copies ~
sai pelillon at Of this ofief tnsFClu - D. ssrNe
upos the respective Clerks Of NE fosn' ~
Frsbus Lowell sns ~srten ani liso postsi ~
q thfrs Iubllc places In ssca OF sAif tosns AL
.ublishsl thres seas saocrssissly 10 the osfofi
iNmscrn = neespApef grintcd al fsits N ssld
Cnunty "a oxford. Ihe srst q SAD publicsboos sn
each 81 ne other notices, % - mate, sefyci snf
postsi al least thirty DAYS before sai tine 81
nselleg % The cod tnat all gsfsous act cffpofs
tI1ns mkY thea ADD there splfaf AMI shes cause
n any they tav~ say the prayer q ssii peiiiipa
ors rboaii not b. grsnisd.
Affect ALBEIT \ Austin. Cisfs.
true copy oisAid pstiiioo sad order 81 oosn
thcreHni
aitesft AIHFWTs AUSTIN Olert.
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swouIu , not IAus a noftit'
capt %. a. sh. mi.li. 90 shs tisss",
ssasa steamer, sssssh"ssrs.
WRITES
aIsss clre.i ofb'ssi.ag plss ~ t1ia remedy
lnsl 10 af Il dara. iaFr iced no neHt rrms'i
TO- fariaus 10 eel q at H fsuef~s lrsfsntIf
wou q n1i a. sin 40 D. d % est lFs tllss a
b1tfle CAPT u Fl. sttffthLu.
fruFtfrrf, a I
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sth a h,s 80
h 90 fs ai NJ,
dealer f Hnofsh haf
Vel.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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MARI 4. EmeD, eel AMI family rc'
turned from their Soathsrn trip saturday
evening mach Improved 10 heslih ani
spirits -ArgHs
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Coon Cor -Mr. Cha. 2. Jackson
q Suaih Pans. hasa good colt, eslled
Arthur b." -hieh ia year old It.
pedigree given below, .ho~s 4, 30 be vel
bred
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Ma 2 = CuAsE hss rciurnei fror
mNk,t wlth Ncs Sumner Mlliiuery -
Der Advertisement % thls week.
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ONE TRIAL IS ALL WE ASK.

sss.rt a.. 10 s-a.s Th- Sc ls elnsfsntil
.ro-iasH sOuN " rEHkiNs a CO
Nh0issas dfsss to. rafuAet, We
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smo~ AZ opp FELLOW Avn MASON

YuoW an opD YELLOW Avn "ss"''
n h.ts ts.s.i thi. ren~iF ~ sfTsfs ssss n az
tines n rul - .rrs fAaa ~ praTrtfflri CESS
w IN 81. sNiru. re'ii,sa Ne
Eftos ani Ffopfstaf - hs Oit ffilet hfs-
sFsnt hssptk igurnal
"ron aunSs"
~Ir, -ouh ntny uns, ~ s.,.i 'or tsfa. .l.ss
a. ~ pALTON. f5fiiAnd Ne.
"a VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE"
Rave iosni H . ~, rsi-s,is f'g,ilT nsi.rias .
iu sufsis suest. Ls~sll, Me-,
WILL srEak foa ITSELF.
ausaraskssle n~Ii-iss sai sdl .psas o.
t.sifsss'g TINS .nfens 81 rive - cla
D.A bsi,E. Ls-eh has
"sivE poLLsus a DWor
d.. not ssp'.., t. ..ius ., 49,
isspsciof % Cusions. fo'usnd, NJ.
"aEcowaEvD
a sAs.tfarr rsc0n asni sny bodf 10 ubiss
~sh PIE. - 80 thi- . uatsf 81 49, ui1
Jpit> LANk u
is.s-ss. ,ssat M wan Nae ''fsss r'o'
dsucs.
ora CUSTOMERS LIKE 1T.
.Yrur m-,i,-iss .,li- -sii. sai oaf ea.i'msf'
saGoSsg srrfUw 60. Bvist.N
".END - ~ nor"
"Ibs sale IL sis.i, 80 = nst.iiI i.e-cs''as
s.sas'f A o's" S''s'' dras store N''-'
naIEp arr POINTED.
..ssai %. 20 zoe. To a.. d. elassstii
.ry-t.. sOHN n rERkINs aCO,
Nholssais dfsss iit'. rsfuAai We
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23
GEN ERAL.

During the cholera visitation in
1854 there were 20, 247 deaths from it
in New York city.-N Y. Mail.
Apache Indians call whisky "tis-
win, but by any other name it swells
the head just the same Chicago Her.
What in the old version was called
''leasing" in the new version is termed
Lying or falsehood," and the Pitts
burgh Chronicle says the real estate
agents have brought this on them
selves.
1t is popularity of the Red River
Valley that often pure water is found
at a depth of few feet. and few rods
away at the same depth the water will
contain SO much alkali that it can not
be used.
An applicant for appointment on
the Kansas City (Mo.) police force
received blank to fill out, one of the
questions being: What is the general
state of your healthP" To this he ap-
pended Missouri. ~. Y Sun.
1t is eighteen years since Nine.
Nilsson has been heard on the boards
of a French opera-house. Managers
there will not pay the prices which the
stars OF opera can get in New York
and London. They set their faces
against the system, and strive more for
good average execution than for the
glitter and glamor of one-part opera.
Patti, too, goes elsewhere, and gets in
one week half as much as she could
earn in the Paris opera in whole
twelvemonth.
The most interesting relic in the
possession of the town of Poland. Me
is its town scales. Fancy straight
beam with rusty knife edge on which
it swings. Four chains lead from each
extremity of the beam to the square
wooden scale pans. They are said to
be the Oldest scales in Androscorgin
County. They hang on hook having
no upright support. A lump of lead
fastened with single nails to the scale
pan serves as q medium for correction
OF the weight.-Boston Transcript.
"A lady writes from Kansas con-
corning the grasshopper: IF YOU are
quite sure that they are not intend
ing to light, flight of grasshoppers
is beautiful thing to see. All dav
they foated over us; millions upon mil
lions of airy little creatures, with their
white, gauzy wings spread to the light,
mounting steadily toward the sun, as
IL seemed. IL was ike snow storm in
sunshine. il you can picture such q
thing. with the flakes rising instead of
falling. p Chicago Herald.
From experiments carried on by the
French commission for the scientific
study of fire-damp. it is found that the
most violent explosion takes place
when there are thirteen parts of
air to one hundred of fire-damp, and
that above or below this the explosion
diminishes in violence When the mix
ture is below seven parts in one hum
dred, or above eighteen in one hum
dred, the gas simply burns with its
characteristic blue flame. The singing
noise item heard in mines is ascribed
to the escape of gas from many minute
cavities, while it must exist in some
places in vast quantities. as is wit
messed by its use for illuminating pur-
poses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
A Veterans Plant.

ST. LOUIS, July 16, 1SSk
Missouri has laws upon its statute books
that ought to be repealed; none, however,
SO much as the one in rel ation to furnish.
ing information from the official records
of the Adjutant- Generals Office In relation
to old soldiers of the late war. Many old
soldiers have lost or mislaid their dis
charge or muster -out papers, and at this
late date, for reasons best known to them
selves, wish duplicates made. Every
State, from Maine to California, from
Minnesota to Texas, except 'poor old Mis-
souri," gladly furnishes the duplicates, or
any other information, free of charge.
Try it on in Missouri. Write to Jefferson
City in behalf of an old soldier, and back
comes the stereotyped reply.
your letter received. The information
desired will be furnished upon the receipt
of a fee of -, as required by act of the
General Assembly approved March 81.
1879.
Respectfully, j. c. JAMESON,
"Adjutant- General of Missouri"
Now I think this outrageous; and the
next Legislature ought to repeal this law
at the first opportunity, and not disgrace
the State any longer.
A. G. PETERSON
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23

= CINCINNATI, o., July 1.-THE st.
Joseph's Mothers Home, a magnificent
structure located at Delhi, six miles from
the city, was entirely destroyed by fire 81
an early hour last night. One of the Sis.
ters gave the alarm, and all managed TO
escape from the burning building with. :.
utfnjury, and took refuge ina farm
house near by. There were ffty-six Sis.
tiers in different parts Of the home when.
the fire was discovered. The convent
was a four-story stone building, and
originally cost 81, 900. The loss will be
fully 100000; insured for $4,000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

DIR. IRENAEus PRIME died at Manches-
ter. VT, on the 18th.
PHILADELPHIAreceived and entertained
the Mexican editors on the 18TH
CHOLERA continues to rage with una
bated virulence in Spain.
The Western Union telegraph Office at
Philadelphia, Pa, was Quilted by fire on
the 18th. .
PARIS advices say that the Russians are
determined on Selling Herat
MRS. EMMA GAUNT was murdered by
her husband at Jersey City, N. j., on the
18th.
THE Ottawa Senate has passed the anti
Chinese restriction bill, without amend-
meut. .N.s,.
ENNIS (Ireland) shareholders of the
Munster Bank have come to it's assistance
with a call of 3)s. per share.
THE troops defending the Kansas bor-
der are prepared to make short work of
the Cheyennes.
The Mormons are indignant because the
troops in Utah were not sent to the Indian
Territory.
THIRTY THOUSAND Russian Poles, of
whom 4 900 are Jews, have been ordered to
leave Eastern Prussia.
TIE Senate Territorial Committee will
report against the admission Of New Mex.
leo as State. -.,.
SUITS for injuries received by the nat
ural gas explosions in Pittsburgh. Pa,
last spring have been begun
THE Ameer of Afghanistan has issued a
proclamation announcing the receipt by
him of the decoration of the Star of In
dia. .-s ...-
n. NJ. BAKER, of Hamburg, Ia, DESERT
ed his wife and five children and eloped
with Mrs Townsend.
A FRENCH aeronaut, who made an as
cension on the 18th inst. on the French
coast, is thought to be drowned.
BONDS of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad to the amount of "A, 615, 900 have
been listed by the New York Stock Ex-
change.
THE Freemdn's Journal, Dublin, is
elated over what it calls concessions to
Ireland by the new British Government.
The report that the German Crown
Prince and his wife were not invited to
Princess Beatrice's wedding is untrue.
They are her special guests.
GEORGE MURPHY engineer, was killed
and several passengers slightly injured
by an accident on the West Jersey Road
on the 18th.
BARON DE SrAAL had conference with
members of the English Cabinet on the
18th on the Afghan question, at which Sir
Peter Lumsden's special courier was
present.
LOUIS REAUME, the insane man wha
took possession of Wabash train and
killed a policeman at Chicago, has beeg
turned over to his friends
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23
ENGLAND AGAIN ALARMED.

The Russians Reported to be Again Be-
coming Aggressive On the Afghan Front.
fer-Advancing on Zulfikar Pass-A Sem
sation Produced in London. q
LONDON, July 15.-The Times this
morning publishes dispatch from it's
special correspondent on the Russo-Af-
CHAN frontier, sent via Teheran, in which
he states that the Russians are becoming
very aggressive and appear intent on
forcing war with the Afghans. The cor.
respondent says that the Russian forces
under3C Colonel Alikhanoff are advancing
en- masse on Zulfikar Pass from various
points near the frontier held by the Rus
SLAMS, principally from Sarikhs, and
make but little efforts at concealing their
intentions. The Afghans are much
alarmed by this forward movement, and
exhibit great anxiety lest the Russians
may take possession of the Pass and
march on Herat. They were
determined, however, to oppose any
further advances by the Russians
with all the force at their command.
Should the Russians persist in their
course, bloody conflict can not much
longer be avoided. The correspondent.
adds that he is firmly of the belief that
Alikhanoff is secretly conniving with the
object of bringing on fight, and that he
is hoodwinking and deceiving the Gar
by false reports as to the doings of troops
under his command.
The dispatch caused a profound sensa.
ton throughout London, and has had a
marked effect on the various exchanges.
On the Stock Exchange consols declined
three-eighths per cent since Its publica-
ton, while Russian and Egyptian bonds
went down fully one per cent.
CAUSING INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
LONDON, July 15.-The reported ad
vance of the Russians into Afghanistan
from Zulfkar is causing intense excite
ment In both political and financial cir
cles. At the close this afternoon consols
showed decline of 1-16 from the open.
ing price, and Russians were wildly
quoted at from two to three lower.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23
She wanted H.r Husband Back.

OTTAwA, ONT, July 16.-Shortly after
the speaker had taken the chair in the
House last night well dressed woman
rushed past the guard at the main en-
trance and reached the bar of the House
where she shouted:
s'Sir John Macdonald you killed my
husband give me back my. husband. !"
She was hurriedly elected. It was
learned that the woman who caused
the sensation was Mrs. McGinnis whose
husband was killed on the Government
railroad in Prince Edwards island three
or four years ago.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23
Swept Over the Falls and Drowned.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July ia
woman was swept over the falls last
evening. She was in company with q
gentleman and lady friend, and the three
rashly walked out upon the bridge cross
ing the fume which conducts water to
the Bath Island Paper Mill. ~ The gentle.
man managed to save one of the women
and get ashore. The crowd saw the
drowning woman disappear Just as the
current bore her past Luna Island. She
was sucked to the bottom, for her body
was not visible as it was carried over
the brink. All that could be ascertained
OF her identity was that she was resi-
dent Of Weuand, Canada.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23
"A Terrible AccIdent.

BOWLING GREEN, O., July IA ter.
ribie accident occurred here yesterday
when the casing head of one Of the nat
ural gas wells blew off under a pressure
OF nearly two hundred pounds to tho
square inch. D. S.sSaengef, the super
intendent, was at the time trying to stop
leak in the pipe, and was terribly in.
jured by. the explosion. He will proba.
bly, die. His face and head are badly
maDgled. His little son, standing by,
was also hurt The excitement over the
affair is intense. The Gas Company had
just finished laying MAINS and were
ready to turn the gas on for general use
among consumers. -.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23

THE tenth death from lock- jaw occurred
in Chicago on the 14th as result of firing
off toy pistols on the Fourth of July.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23

LOUIS j. JENNINGS, formerly editor OF
the New York Times, will stand for Par
lament for Stockport, Cheshire, Eng gland.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23

THE receipts of the Patent Office FOR the
months of March, April, May and june
were 1920, 72O; for the same period In
1884 S406, S6S.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23

SECRETARY BAYARD returned to w ASH
ington on the 14th, and was at the State
Department, Mrs. Bayard's condition
having improved.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23

SPAIN-is agitated by a threatened Re
publican uprising. Several arrests nave
been made, and a quantity OF arms
seized.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-07-23

LIB. HARRISON, President OF the First
National Bank of Cincinnati, has been
appointed Government Director of the
Union Pacific Railroad.