Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-12-02

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By Ea d. AXE.
IRONTON. MISSOURI.
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS was buried a,
Qaincy, Mass, on the 2sd.
PRINCESS BEATRICE, wife of Prime,
Henry of Battenberg, gave birth 10 a sol
on the 23d.
AN agreement has been signed between
the warning express companies, and rates
are restored.
THE session OF the Cabinet en- the %,
was devoted to consideration of the Pres
dents forthcoming message
HERBERT NJ. Ho1rE, first v1ce-presiden,
OF the Missouri Pacific railway Company
died at New York On the 2ad.
THE Canadian Government has orders
that no vessels be allowed to pass throug
the WellaEd canal on Sundays.
A NUMBER Of London companies hav
decided to sell their lands in the north o
Ireland On easy terms to tenants.
O'DoHovANRoss has been retired fro1
leadershfpfo of the Fenian Brotherhood, an
DIR. Hamilton Williams succeeds iva
THE London Standard considers the arp
pointment Of Sir Robert Hamilton to tn
Governorstiip Of Tasmania a sign Il, at ST
Michael Hicks Beach is weak and irreso
lutte.
TIE win of the late Margareta s. Lewis
of Philadelphia, which was admitted
probateaen the Goth, bequeaths over 5000
600 TO religious and philanthropfcal pul
poses.
THE liverpool Chamber of Conmerc
6enounces the action of the British Gov
eminent in giving the carriage of th
American mails to ''subsidized foreig
steamships"
For killing his wife Chandler s. ell
was convicted of murder in the first d.
greeat Ann Arbor, Mich, on the ODD, an
was Immediately sentenced to Stat
prison for life.
iris officially declared that Rosaire,
the Argentine Republic, is infected wit
cholera. Several points in the 'countr
along the Rio de la Plata are supposed
be disc infected.
A RUMoR was in circulation in Me-
York on the 22d that ex-Alderman Full
graft, whose testimony proved him to /
aperjurer, had committed suicide, but
lacked con firmation.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATroRNE'
STONE, of Pennsylvania, has written
letter to the President asking to be rein
stated in his position, denying that b
neglected his duties.
The bills of the House of Represents
tives for draping the Capitol with m ourr
ing on the occasions of both Grants an
Hendricks death remain unpaid for wal
of an appropriation.
In his speech from the throne on til
25th Emperor William said the measul
for increasing the strength of the army
justified by the increasing of the armie
of neighboring States.
THE President had taken no action u
to the 23d upon the application of Di:
trictA ttorney Stone of Pennsylvania ft
reinstatement. Nobody knows, of cours
.defni tely just what the President will d
BISHOP WHIPPLE had a medal struck
the United States mint at Philadelphi,
and has presented it to Engineer Thoms
Little, of Portage, Wis, in recognition
his bravery in saving life at the Rio di:
:aster.
The Italian faster Merlatti is said to
still vivacious. but he suffers from pal
in the stomach, and has terrible dream
atnight. He will. if he succeeds in h
present experiment., have no desire for
repetition.
IT is sta ted at Rome that Mgr. Stranfer
who carried the hats to Cardinals Gibbor
and Taschereau, will be sent to Englan
to,negotiate with the British Governme'
for a renewal of diplomatic relations wit
sheV atican.
JUDGE SCOTT, of the Illinois sSupren
Court has granted a supersedeas in IL
Chicago Anarchist cases, which stay
their execution until the full bench of tt
Supreme Court can pass upon the 'poin
raised in their behalf.
The Government announcement Of in
portant new gold discoveries il Austral
has caused general revival in the ii
dustries Of the colony. Owing to recel
rains in New South Wales the largest ere
in many years is expected.
Ex1GovERNoR PHELPS Of Missouri, VIII
died recently in st. Louis, served n inetet
consecutive years in Congreis, durir
which time he made himself conspicr
ousiy useful, not only to his own constit,
eacy, but to the entire W. est.
THos. SMITH was convicted at Boyl
City, Mich, on the 23d of murder in tl
first degree. The location of a roa
through the farm of Niles Anderse
caused a dispute, and resulted in Il
shooting of Anderson by Smith.
THE Jury in the celebrated English ca
of Charles W. Adams against his fathe
in-law, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge,
libel and defamation of character, return
ed a verdict on the 25th in favor of the d
PENDANT on the ground of privileged CON
municatioa.