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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-01-21
Dissolution of Coparfnership

The undersigned, heretofore doing BUSH
ness under the firm name and style of Col
Inns & Stafford, by mutual consent dissolved
said partner hip on he Isl day Of December,
1850. Parties indebted to said firm will
come forward at once and settle with either
Collin Tor I o d who will receipt for all
sums due. Mr. Stafford will continue the
livery business in Pilot Knob, and Mr.. Col
lins at Ironton.
Fl. NJ. COLLINS.
j. w. STAFFORD.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-01-21
gro'l County Aeg'ster
IMPORTANT.
Probate Docket,

Iron County, Missouri, February Term 1856
Commencing Monday, February LIST, 1886,
first day OF the Term.
ia sch,nau, Bernard, deceased, J. T. AXE,
administrator.
Townsend Edward, u III nor, W :. WAT,
guardian AID eur :tor.
Townsend. j. w. minor W s WAT
guardian and curator.
Townsend, W. A. ,n.lnr. ". s. wat,
guardian and curator
Taylor, j. L.. deceased. j l. AXE admlnfs-
TRAITOR.
Won Roden, Mary, minor, Elx,Aeth Won
Roden, guardian and curator.
Wyatt, Minnie. minor, W. s. Wyatt, curator.
FRANZ DINGER,
Jud 80 OF Pr0htre.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-01-21

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our NAVY.

ne Ussase Coma,ssse oa Naval A6ssW
YsAss - Energetic Report on Oar 30
tessssess Cesasios.
WAsurx.rox, March 6-Ths House.
Committee on Naval Affairs has completed
lie report 20 accompany the bill providing
for an increase Of the naval establishment
II pciuts out that the sea coast cities of the
United States are absolutely ii the merey
of q second rate naval yo~cr. and hat TIE
Government 10 without adequate means ~
defending Is foreign coAsiwise cosnmerce.
Il shows that while foreign powers are
building formidable naval vessels the
United States - abou, al . stand
still in this particular. and says: "Af'er
stud the characteristics Of ether ns-
tons we find that VIC are no, only nj the
mercy of foreign nations bri our nessh,os
ErariI might exac: tribute of any city a,onS
our gulf OF Atlantic coast while Chill could
enforce similar demands, on the sEor-s at
the Pacific. The i~,eacsucl, and .Agu!da-
bau, these formidable
M MILAN ARMED CEtiSTRs,
could sieAm af thirteen az fourteen knots
an hour from Brari! To New York Ia ten
siays They could with iuipnnl,y pass eur
forts and anchor I'm New York baIbnT. liai
without doing this their guns c uid easily
throw shells into New loyG city from OF
Coney Island beach. Tie thiiisn vessel.
F,m,relsia, carries coal enoa.h ~ ruablc
her 10 steam at eigh; knots an hour from
CLi.i Ia San Francisco without -NhauSiins
half her .appiy. ard with her ht@h power
guns size Gould lie outside tie toltrn Gate
and lay the city az san Francisco under
~bIiion without going within III. reach
Of IL guns. The Cochran and Blanco Eucal-
ado, other Gillian ships are Protected by
uinr mel. Of iron aruuy and carry baiirfi's
al six and e sh; inch brcech loading rides.
Ia view of this state 81 affairs the cunin!;
iec recommend the completion ut the m"ni-
tors and the building az the vessels and
torpedo boats discussed In tie Ill! already
published. The committee hopes that IN
view of the very considerable ggsniiiy OF
amor required for the vessels. that
RESPONSIBLE AMERICAN FIRMS
NAV he induced Ia enter upon the work 81
max M the arnor nrrsIed. and the oyin,on
Is expressed that the ncrle,i workshops
will grow up along with Ill. navy. and that
the arts Of forging heavy steel and oi
building guns and ships Of wtr Viii develop
In America side by Side. The report ~.
pans and defends the provisions of the
OH Submitted by the naval romm.>-
sion All cv.;cludes rs follows: trust
the hiii MAY i.csi Win the appreciation oi
both Houses of CongT,s>, AMI that III .I-
acinrui INTO a law may. ~ All important
Step nwari the creation of Az efficient
navy. contribute 10 n feeling Of increased
National security. Vt present such a feel
ing of security among Vel informed people
can oblV coine from the belief tita, no
Nation dare attack another when u II help
less" The report j. signed 10y every meii-
byr of tie committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

81. PArL. Narcii s.-E NJ futile. 81 the
Diiig Pioneer %; Msndan. OAK, who 1. Ia
tnyn. SAYS that he outlook IN the West
Missouri country along the Northern fscssc
j. encouraging. 4 good deal o. ~ors has
been done during tie winter 30 sscHre ifssui-
grafton from ia. Eas;. and the ~ag~ri" adj
yaBiaxss of tia; roaa,yy are Gradually c-
coming kppwn among ia. thrifty farmers
in Tie Fast whs desire free isnls
for themselves and ;n~ir ~Ots There
II every isdics,son that TIE country
We; ~ the Missouri will pcsixe a !srssr
Immigration tbs sgr.nx than any e;b~s SC
ton 81 Dzko;a Ins Soc farming snd grzE
ing lands. sxe~slsnt sstsr AID insfB~Hss
t.-i. Of iisnitr coal iytnx p~sf Tire ~surfzes.
are ai;rzcilns sh- sii~a:soa o: jsst tss kidd
Of nseu that are arst~d
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12
THE EDUCATION BIlC.
The I;ili a. Passed nv the s~nat~-N Tots,
81 ~.o. 02o. q Appropriate.

81 ssco1o.Ooo tppr"Tr"'t"o.
W~AsHI>0roN, March G.-Ihs D., ucaiion
bill - il passed the Senate provide, thal
fur cisA: years after 10, passage ih,rc shalt
b" annually appropriated from the
IIcasuTs IL. following sums n al # com
mon school education in the States and Ter
rrorcs and District ot Columbia and
AiaSka: For the FIRST year. :; 100000; tie
second year. $40. 600. COO. Tie third year.
Sl5. 0nO. ODO; The fourth wear, si3. DDO, OJu:
tie 9Th year. SIl 900, 900 the sixth ye,T.
$4,000. OU0; the seventh wear. =. 900. 900, and
tine eighth year. - 600. 0OJ. max NJ SO .Oco.-
coo. beside, which there !, a speci al
appropr alton OF : 1000, 900 10 ADJ in the
erection of scnooI house. IN spar ely set
tied districts, making the totai fntd Ssg.-
OUO. 600. The money il given 81 the several
States and Territories lin that proportion
which The whole number of persons In
each, who. being of The age of ten years
aud over. can noe write. bears to TIE whoi-
number Of such PERSONS ia the United
States. according TAI IN. census 90 1850.
until ~. census figures at 1890 shall 10,
obtiin"'l. aud then according Ia ia.
latter figures. In STAIR, having s.pa-
Tau" SCHOOLS ibf Niiiss HIl ffsinf'~t Ctit-
trru he money shall be pad out
In support IL such whiie and coiof-tI
children bstwe.n ten and Twelve year. old.
No state j. la receive th. benefit of the az:
until H. Governor shall file with the Srrre-
tory al the Interior a statement giving full
statistics % the school sV-i-in. ai'sndanes
Of white and co,ofed eliidrrI. amount 81
none expended. eic.. numhsr of sci,ryls In
operation, humber and compensation Of
teachers. etc. No State or TsrUtn;y shall
receive ia any yea. from his fund more
money than 10 has paid out the previous
yr1f from It's own revenues for common
Schools. II ans State or 1.fui"r5 dsriiurs
IL take It's share OF the National fnni .uch
share - Ia be distributed suiottz tie
States accepting tn. b~pefiis Of the fund.
IL any State ar Territory m~.saprli~s the
fund or "a j. Ia comply with the conditions
IL ioses ali Subsequent a~ppoT;lonm-nt..
Samples of al. school hooks IN a.. !n the
coiunon .chs-o's 81 the States and Tssi.-
tories shall bc bl.i with the S-cr~tary OF
tie Interior. Any State ar Territory ar
ceptng the prov sions of the act st lise hf.;
seS. On Of Us legislature after The passage
al the act shall receive it, pro rsta snare 81
all previous annual appropriations. Con
gfcss reserves TIE rixht TO alter az f~pgai
tie act Tie ball Dow gu~s Ia iss Ii0Is,
Of Representative. Ter corcnrreisce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

NEGOTIATIONS for a Congo loan. ac-
cording to a dispatch from Paris, have
been broken off. A French commission
went to Congo to meet a Belgian COM
mission. for the purpose of delimiting
the boundary line between the territory
of France and that of the Congo States.
The French commission waited a
month. but the Belgian commission did
moi appear. The French commission
is now returning home. Premier De
Freyc;nct has demanded an explana-
ton from the Brussels Government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,

The President, on the ID. sent a message
TO the Senate requesting adequate legisla-
ton for the protection of Chinese resi-
dents.
JACOB +. CHILD. of Richmond, No, has
been nominated Minister to Siam.
THE Rev. DIR. Samuel Ramsey, who led
the split in the Presbyterian Church which
ended in the establishment of a Southern
branch, dieda at Louisville, Ky, on the ID,
aged sixty-cight.
The President has nominated Alfred II.
Terry to the vacant Major Generalship
held by the late w. S. Hancock.
THE wife of Senator Joseph Y. Hawiev,
of Connecticut, died at her home in Wash
ington on the Sd.
THE Chinese Minister at Washington de-
MED recently that his Government was
meditating decisive action because of the
anti-Chinese riots.
THE pallium was conferred upon Arch
hop bisCorrigan at st. Pairick's Cathedral,
New York, on the 4Sh, with imposing cere-
monies
TIE French Chamber refused to order
vote of 80 to lac.
A TEST vote recently in the English House
of Commons showed Gladstone with :84 to
leo.
GENERAL BorLANGER, the French Minis
ter of War. has decided in favor Of destroy
ing the forts of Paris.
FRED DOUGLASS, the we'll known colored
leader, has rendered his resignation as Re
corder of Deeds for the District of Column
bia.
COLONEL +. II. MCPHERsON, a graduate Of
Yves: Point and a ~well-known Indian fight
er, who at one time gained a great reputa-
ton by rescuing two young women from
the Indians on the Platte river, committed
suicide at his boarding house at Evansville.
Ind, by taking morphine. Indulgence in
strong drink led him to the dogs.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN FINERrY, Of Chicago.
was the orator a: the Robert Emnet cele-
bration at the New York Academy of Music
March4. He predicted Parnell's success in
his labor for home rule.
AssoLANT. the French author. is dead.
COMMISSIONER CoLMAN, of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. has received quite an
unfavorable report on the Government tea
farm at Summervillc. :. {. The severe
winter and protrac:ed cold weather have
stripped the tea plants of their foliage. The
Commissioner is of the opinion that the ex
perimental tea farm had better be aban-
donod.
THE Abbess Malegne Caseponse. while
dining in the hospital of the Sisters of the
Poo. at Perpignan. France. recently was
! attacked and murdered by a band of ruff
fans. Several Of the miscreants were ar
| rested. Their motive was supposed to be
robbery.
. THE House Committee on Levees and I'm
provements Of the Mississippi River has
agreed to report favorably a bill to appro-
pirate $3,JoO.oO TO close gaps in and
strengthen the levees of the Mississippi
river for the purpose of improving and
giving safety to navigation and preventing
destructive foods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
Il the Senate on the I'd Mr.. Van Wyck
reported favorably. with IN amendment. the
House bill to increase the pensions Of widows
OF deceased soldiers. At one O'Clock the Sen
the bill continued until adjonrnment.. In
the House Mr.. Morrill,. Of Kansas. from the
Committee on Invalid Pensions. reported the
Dill extending until July ]. ISIS. the time
sions may be nled. At the expiration OF the
morning hour the House ven into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the Pension Appropr,s-
House adjourned.
In the Senate on the I'd several petitions
we're presented. one from many New FORK
savings banks asking for the d sconiinuance
Of silver coinage. Mr.. Beck offered q rcso-
luton. which was agreed to. calling on
the Secretary Of the Treasury for certain IN
formation in regard to the payment OF the
public debt. and after the transact on Of
minor business. the Educat on bill came up
and was discussed until adjournment. 80. In
the House Mr.. Hatch. OF Missouri. from the
on Agriculture reported alb u TO
establish agricultural experiment stations In
connection with the colleges Of the several
states. At the expirat.O on of the morn ng
hour the House. in committee. resumed con
alteration Of the Pension Appropriation bill:
When the committee rose Mr.. Bragg. of
Wisconsin. reported the Armv Appropriation
bill, and the House adjourned.
AFTER the presentation OF petitions in
the senate on the 4th the bill passed accept
ing from Irs. Grant the tokens presented TO
the late General Grant by foreign countries.
The Education bill was then taken up and
after debate the Senate adjourned IN order
that member might attend the funcrai of
the wife Of Senator Haw!ey The House. nj
the exp ration OF the morning hour. took mp
the Pension Appropriation hull. and alter de-
bate. the Speaker announced the spec al com
miitec to investigate the facts concerning
the ownership of the Pan Electric ia ephonc
stock by ceria u public officers "a follows:
Messrs. Boycc. Oates. Eden. Hall. Hale. RAN
ney. Miller. Hanback, and Mofiatt, ana the
House adjourned.
AFTER adopting a resolution on tho 9Th
calling upon the Secretary OF the Navy for
Information concerning the Dolphin anc
other vessels. the Senate again took up the
Education bill. and after II lengthy debate
the third reading was reached and the bill
passed: ayes. Is: NAYS. II. The Senate then
took up the report of the Judiciary Comm 4
tee on the removal from Office question but
soon adjourned 80. The House. after the cal!
of committees, went into Committee of the
Whole on the Urgent Deficiency bill. After
debate thc bill passed. At the evening
session nifty pension bills passed. Ad-
journed.
The Senate was not in session on the 9Th.
SO. In the Honsc the day was devoted TO de-
bate i'm Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union. in which the silver question
was the leading subject when the commit
tee rose the House adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12
MISCELLANEOCS.


Ii the Kentucky House of Represents
tives at Frankfort. recently, q dispute took
place between two members, Robert G..
Thomas and jackson, OF Louisville.
Thomas drew a pistol and became very
demonstrative, but was subdued by friends.
A SPECIAL from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Of
the 5th says that Poundmaker and eleven
other braves have been liberated from the
p~enitentiary AZ Stony Mountain. They
will go west { their homes.
The Amoskeag mill strike at Manchester.
n. H. ended in a failure. The strikers &C
cepted the terms Of the proprietors and
went to work. excepting . number who
were shut out.
TnE street car strikes in New York and
Brooklyn ended on the 5th in the triumph
Of the strikers. There was . general 'tis
mp Of the a r and no prospect bu, sub-
mission appeared open 70 the companies.
The strikers were reported iubilans owe.
their success
The English House Of Commons refused
70 abolish the House of Lords, ON the 5th.
by . vote Of sa to Led.
THE knights Of Labor have ordered 9
boycott against the wagons and sleighs
made by Gage. Hitchcock & Co, ". n.
Brockway and the Homer Wagon Com.
pany, all Of Homer. N. Y. he firms en-
accused Of dischargiAg men because tAsy
weFs Knights Of Labor.
ElGnr Of The men coavicesd q having
taken prominent parts IN ths rcens Lon.
do riot. have been sentmced - froa 90
% years Of penal servitndsA
AuIL has been introdnced in IL lGnry.
land Legisaatnre - cur Compensated
for the loss II slAvos By tie e0ancipaHinu
ct
Cuolx1A hss been AlsegyeRpd q hoatas
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

THE German press loudly protests
that the rebuilding of Rome will re-
sult in the destruction of its remaining
antiquities. Memorials are being
signed by artists and architects every
where protesting against the sacrilege
Of Roman building spectators. The
National Zeitung Of Berlin warns the
municipal authorities of Rome that
they may learn in an unpleasant man.
what are the views of the world of
Snlfure
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

The grand jury for the New York
Court Of general session after being
sworn into Office were charged by Judge
Gildersleeve on the 1st- After defin-
ing their duties he said they should not
find an indictment unless the circum.
stances warranted it. He referred to
the alleged corruption in the procuring
and granting of the franchise on which
the Broadway surface railroad is now
operated. and said: '.Let tie axe fall
where it may. We have but one code
of laws. They recognize neither color.
nationality. nor rank"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12
ADpIrICSl IL DISPATCHES,

THE widow OF the late Horatio Seymour,
died at the residence of Mrs. Roscoe Conk
ling at Utica. y. V. on the Sth.
II was reported ut Ashland. Ky. that
Neal. Craft and Ellis. who were lynched
and executed for the murder of three chill
dren on Christmas eve. ISL, were really
innocent of the crime. Detectives were on
the track of the guilty parties, who occu-
pied respectable positions. IL will he re-
membered that nearly forty persons lost
their lives in the attempted lynchiDgs, the
mob being fired on by the militia.
TIE report of the committee investiCat-
ing the Broadway surface railroad matter
in New York declared the franchise wasob-
tanned by f'aud.
THE three brothers forming the notorious
Archer gang were hanged together by a mob
on maple trees at Shoals. Ind, on the morn
ing Of the 10th.
THE strike on the Missouri Pacific ap-
peared to be settling Gown on the 9th to a
long struggle between the Kn ghts OF La
Dor and the railroad company. H NJ.
Hoxie. first vice president Of the company.
laid off nearly five thousand hands for the
purpose of reducing expenses Freight
traffic was completely blocked and the pas.
senger traffic was very much upset
Ex-PREsIpENr ARTHUR was reported in
~precarious health a; New York On the 9th.
A DISPATCH from Rome says that Arch
bishop Tashereau. OF Quebec, and Arch
bishop Gibbons. OF Baltimore, would be the
new Cardinals.
TIRE Senate. on the 9Th. took up theresa
buttons offered by Mr.. Eimunds in the
Dustin case. Mr.. Eimunds made a lengthy
address on the subject. The House passed
the bill forhidding the Government 10 hire
the labor OF convicis. b bin reguir-
ing Pacific railroads to pay the cost OF sur
veying was also passed.
| TuE carpenters on strike At New YORK
FOR S3.50 per day gained their point
A MOTION to disestablish the church in
Wales was defeated in the British House
Of Commons.
EX-SENATOR JERoxE B. CHAFrEE. OF Col
orsdo. died OF laryngis;s 1t the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs Ulysses 8 Grant AZ
New York. On the 9ta- He vas s~ixty-oae
years Of age.
A xuxBER Of Chicago boot md shoe firms
surrendered to The knights Of Labor on The
Oh. The firms bad been boycotted
TIE Fuller & Ascom Stove Company, 81
Troy, n. Y. after an eighteen mouths' Dor,
coek hes sazrendered to tie Knights Of Ia
hor.
TuR Brunswick cotton nil, at Noselsy,
Ene.. was Destroyed by Gre Ncsatiy- h
- = ee1bon and 800 hands vese thrown
- of e0ploynenk
Asf.m1 e ahput 80 - I'D bess tpea
rAco = - Na1lsahls hoa vpEanb a
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12
MINE EXPLOSION.
\ Number Of Miners Killed and wo1ndcd
Near ConneilsviIle. IA.

Near Conceivable. IA.
CoSNEILsvILF, Ia, March ?.-ShortIy
after noon yesterday a series Of explosions
took place ~ the Uniondale mine Mt DIM
lar. four miles from here, 10y which two
men We're killed and twelve others received
injuries which will prove fatal in at lea
four eases. The cause Of the explosion
men I'm tire pit. The first explosion o-
CURED about 1880 IN the afternoon. 10
was a terrific shock and was fol-
lowed BY two Others in quick sue
cession q few minutes later. Tho
first explosion caused the death 81 tie
two men and injured three. The res, ran
toward the mouih OF IN. nit, but before
they reached il the explosions occurred.
The lights were blown out. the dus, blind
ell the men, and the passage ways wefc
blocked up and cut of all escape. The
pit WAS on fire and a horrible death awaited
the imprisoned miners.
MARROW sCArE
Nine az them. who had been working IN
another entry, ,nauagcd to make their way
on before the mouth of the ~, WAS chokei
M. The force Of The shock can b.. imag-
med, - IL caused the men In NorIei. Cal
win and Wheeler. the adjoinin. mines. tn
drop their fools and rush panic-s,ricSen 10
the ton. The ground rolled and quakct 80
thu: many fell down. and three or four in the
Nor. mine were violently thrown agains,
the walls AMI seriously injured. Every
body rushed toward the Uniondale minr.
Columbus Sha,. of the Ma oning works.
- - l-.- - ~ sN-ss- -
headed a rcscuing party AMI went IN work
VIII picks ami siovelS To force an en;r ,ncc.
IL n few moments an entrance Was made
and several rushed forward 90 enter the
nine. but were repealed by a volume 81
flame. f. took several minutes for the
smoke and fire 10 clear AWAY. The cries 90
pain and the means 81 the injured m7n
we've piiiabic. They We're living in every
direction. huried under masses If dciTis.
Several Of them were horribly burned.
Their suffrrings were terrible. Twelve OF
them wet. found in a diving condition.
Two others were Head. mangled Amos; n
TO an unreco-nizahie mass.
TIig KILLED A~D wor~pYD.
The killed are: John Williams. irarS-
man. aged for;y-hve years. wife and four
children: Joseph Cope. miner. AGED City
years. wife and nine children; Jacob Copr.
a-ei fifteen wears. burned So terribly int r
nally tina. he died 5000 after being 70
moved; I. Martin. eighteen years. burned
atou, the head and iGteTn,iiv
So that he died in a short
time. The injured We're: William Starring
tcnioreii burned and internally injured:
will probably de-. SmalIy Martin. leg
broken. wa lam shaw. aZ~i seventy years.
dangerously burned. Isaac Ff~v. Tsier
Rua.. Hiram III ghec, William HoS..
Thorna, OAen tpii loss. Mai Harmon, Petes
Kearn~
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

SENATOR VANCE. who recently went
% Detroit to bring Senator Jones back
% Washington with him. failed in his
Nission. He saw Jones, and remon-
nfsated with him about his conduct. but
e did not produce the slightest effect.
Jones told him that he was capable of
attending to his own private Affairs.
and his matrimonial aspirations were
included in that category. Vance gave
lin mp - . hopeless case. Senator
1air says he was with Jones in Dublin
several yesrs ago. and that he had .
6uilar adventure there pursuing the
H6utifnl 1xisA maidsns with his inn
G6funite1to 1ncA ~ extent . 20 Dis
11 - nake Aimself
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

A DISPATCH from London says: Lord
Rosebcry, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
has given instructions to British agents
in China TO assist English manufact-
urcrs and merchants to sccurc control
Of the Chinese market, and TO conduct
their trcatmentof the claims Of the Chi
nese Government TO suzerainty over
Burmah with that end i'm view.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-12

Ar Chicago recently Judge Gresham
entered a decree i'm the ease of the
Third National Bank of Chicago,
against the Chicago & Pacific Railway
Company and the Chicago. Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway Company. The
latter was ordered TO pay the banks
Judgment in thirty days. In default a
receiver will be appointed TO operate
The St. Paul's leased property.