Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-03

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for some unknown reason.
AT Nottingham, England, q riot occurred
on the 26th on account of the election al
which forty seven persons were injured
THE Bulgarians report that 1900 Ser
vians were killed at Widdin. Alexander
at the head of $1,000 troops, is ON Servian
territory
THE Spanish Government has consented
to extend the time for putting a higher
duty on American straw paper until Feb.
ruary LIST, 1886.
MISS HELEN TAYLOR wanted to be elect
ed to the British Parliament from West
Camberwell, but was refused recognition
by the returning officer.
SOUTH AMERICAN advices report the
capture of the town of Chicla, in Peru, by
the Cacerists, who are advancing on Lima
which is poorly garrisoned.
THE Austrian Government has instructed
its minister at Belgrade to visit Prince
Alexander with view of dissuading him
from an invasion of Servia.
MRS. HENDRICKS received a lengthy
letter from Miss Cleveland on the 9th
but on account of it's personal character
she declined to give it to the press.
WILLIE DESMOND blew off his thumb and
finger with dynamite, at Williamson
Mich, and the fright caused the boys
grandmother to fall dead from heart dis.
ease. -
THE English Admiralty authorities have
asked the Treasury to sanction the ap-
pointment of high official and assist
ants to superintend the Government dock
yards.
SECRETARY MANNING has directed the
dismissal of III. N. Gassaway, assistant
chief of the Internal Revenue and Mer-
camille Marine divisions to take effect No
vember 30th. H5',
PORTIONS of New York city were inun-
dated by high tide on the 23d, and much
damage was done to railroad and wharf
property, and passenger traffic was con-
siderably Inconvenience.
A DISPATCH from Cooktown, Queens
land, says the geographical expedition
which was reported to have been massa-
cred in New Guinea has arrived at Cook
town. ALI the members are well.
THE Gear of Russia has ordered the re-
moval of the initials of Prince Alexander
from the epaulets of the officers of the
Thirteenth Rifle Battalion, of which Prince
Alexander was honorary Colonel.
DIRECTOR JOHN W. GLENN of
the North, Central and South American
Exposition at New Orleans has resigned,
and ex-Director- General Samuel NJ. Burke
has been appointed to the position.
NJ. MARTIN, editor of a provincial news
paper of Copenhagen, Denmark, has been
sentenced to four months Imprisonment
on a charge of melting the people to take
up arms and drive out the obnoxious
Estrupp.
A DECISION of the United States Supreme
Court is to the effect that neither police
officer nor private citizen can lawfully
arrest, without a warrant or order of mill
tary authority, a deserter from the United
States army.
THE greatest rainstorm known on the
New England coast since the great storm
of 1851, prevailed the past week, and, to-
gether with the phenomenally high tides,
has wrought serious damage to property
along the coast.
INDICTMENTS were found on the 23d by
the United States Grand Jury in New Y ork
against Ferdinand Ward, William s. War
ner and J. Henry Work for conspiracy to
defraud the creditors and stockholders of
the Marine National Bank.
SECRETARY WHITNEY made arrange
ments so that any officer or employee of the
Navy Department at Washington who de-
sired to avail himself of the opportunity,
might receive Thanksgiving turkey with
the Secretary's compliments.
PETER JEPsEN and My IN Groasbo ell,
naturalized American citizensaa and resi-
dents of Illinois, at present staying at
Haydersleben, Prussian seaport, have
been ordered to quit Germany. They have
appealed to the American Legation.
NINE branches of the Mormon Church of
Latter Day Saints have been organized by
Elder Scott in Southern Indiana, including
one at Lancaster, where a conference of
about forty leaders was in progress on the
oath. They advocate the general tenets of
the Mormon Church, but oppose poly gamy.
KILOGRAMS have been received at Lon
don from Calcutta announcing the break
ing out of a rebellion at Nepaul. The Pre-
mier has been murdered and the Mahara-
jah of the province has been taken pris-
oner. The British resident minister is abb
sent from Khatamander on tour of in
spection.
1t is said at the Navy Department that
the new steel cruisers, Boston and Atlanta,
win be ready to receive their officers and
crews about the LIST of March next, and
that the cruiser Chicago will be launched
at Chester about the Sd of December, but
viii not be ready for service before the
end of next year.
THE Secretary of State received through
the Siamese Consul in New York on the
9th the ratification of the treaty recently
concluded with Siam for the regulation of
the traffic in liquors in the kingdom of
Siam. 1t prescribes the conditions upon
which Americans may import liquors into
Siam and sell them.
PRINCE ALEXANDER sent q dispatch to
his father on the 2sd thanking him for his
gift of clothing, etc., to the Bulgarian
troops. The dispatch also said: 1--WE
fought all Sunday, and spent the night on
Dragoman Heights, which we carried by
storm. The fighting continues to-day in
the direction of Tzaribrod."
A DISPATCH from Bulgaria to the London
Daily Telegraph ON the 23d said: 1.-THE
Servians have evacuated all the positions
hitherto occupied by them. Dragoman,
Brasnik, Pernik and Izvar are in the hands
of the Bulgarians. The Servians are still
retiring. 1t is stated that Bulgarian cav
Slry n q We oeeunied Tzaribrod -