Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-07-15

In the case of the four Milwaukee An
archists the jury found them guilty of con-
spring to burn the court house and of in
citing mobs to riot.
THE Washington gossip mongers are
putting Garland out of the Cabinet again.
They say now that ex-senator Mcdonald
will succeed Garland and not Manning.
THE London Daily Ne,es says the clos
Ing by Russia of the port of Batoum is a
gross breach of faith, and that England
ought not to condone or recognize this ac-
ton.
A BANQUET, at which a distinguished
company were present, was rendered to
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on the 9th, at
the Metropolitan Hotel, London, by Mr..
Gillig.
THE two hundred coal miners employed
at Rend's mine, at Mcdonald, Pa, struck
on the 18th for an advance of two cents
per ton in the mining rate. The mines are
closed.
TN the Pittsburgh district have decided to
demand an advance in wages of twenty
per cent. The matter viii probably be
nrbitrated.
THE Tammany Society of New Y ork hs-
tened to speeches by Senator Vance, Con-
gresham Randall, j. Randolph Tucker
and others on the anniversary of Inde-
pendence Day.
THE business failures during the seven
days ended the 9th, reported by telegraph
numbered for the United States, 159; fol-
Canada, 20; a total of 179, which is above
the last few weeks.
LESLEY and Wilson, the defaulting Of
fcials of the Chesapeake & Delaware
Canal Company, it is believed, have sailed
for Brazil from New York on the steamer
James Gordon Bennett.
THE President sent in twenty one more
retoes of House pension bills on the 9Th
This makes record of 100 vetoes by Pres.
fdent Cleveland, thus equalng the veto
record of all his predecessors.
THE cholera returns in Italy on the 9th
were as follows: Brindisi IL new cases,
deaths; Francvilla and Fontana 50 cases,
33 deaths; Latiano IS cases, % deaths.
One case is reported at Venice.
THE total number of persons who emf
May, both inclusive, is 33,971. This is q
large decrease, as compared with the fig
ures for the corresponding period of 1885.
A SEVERE shock of earthquake was felt
at Malaga, Spain, on the eth. The heat
in Madrid was so overpowering that the
Cortes was compelled to adjourn before
reaching vote on the budget estimates.
CHAIRMAN ALLISON of the Senate COM
mittee on appropriations thinks Congress
will not adjourn before Monday, July %,
while Speaker Carlisle is of opinion that
adjournm emit can be had on Tuesday, July
20.
THE New York daily Commercial Bulle-
tin of July estimates the loss by fire in
June in the United States and Canada at
$3.50, 900, an amount fifty per cent. greater
than the average loss in June for many
years.
SECRETARY MANNING took a sail on the
evening of the Sth in Samuel J. Tilden's
steam yacht Viking. The route was from
Yonkers, N. Y, up the Hudson, and the
Secretary seemed to enjoy the sail very
much.
THE arrest of four men employed by the
Singer Sewing Machine Company at Eliz-
abeth, n. j., for stealing nearly 1000 shut
ties, has led to the discovery of quantities
of dynamite and arms in the houses of two
of the men.
THE cholera returns from Italy on the
9Th are as follows: Venice, new cases,
] death; Brindisi, 1S9 new cases, Il dea tbs 4;
Latiano, 20 new cases, 26 deaths; San Vito,
81 new cases, 4 deaths; Fontana, 20 new
cases, "a deaths.
JUDGE GEORGE p. SANGER, late Unite d
States district attorney of Massachusetts,,
a stout, genial gentleman of some sixty
five years, was swindled at Boston on the
might of the 9Th by a confidence man.
His experience will cost him $3.50.
THE entire hamlet of Romeo, Wis,
burned on the It'll, including the saw-mill,
store, clearinghouse and dwellings of
VIM. Van Hoosier. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $50, 900. The woods were on fire.
THE Manufacturers Record, in its semi
annual review of the industrial growth of
the South, shows that during the first six
months of 1886 the value of the manufaet-
,uring and mining enterprises of the
South have been increased by about Ss3,-
$4,000.
THE New York igrand-jury have taken
up the charges against Rev. Stephen
Merritt and the Undertakers' Union, who
ARE accused by John B. Caden of No. $40
West Eleventh street with having boy
,cotted him so that his business was
ruined.
PRINCE LuITPoLD, Regent of Bavaria,
has written q letter to Emperor William,
:in,which he says he has nothing more
at heart than the maintenance and
strengthening of the relations uniting the
crowns of Prussia and Bavaria for the
welfare of the German empire.
WHEAT harvesting is progressing in
Pennsylvania. Grain in many localities
is much damaged by prostration from
storms. Some farmers report twenty five
to fifty per cent. of their crop destroyed.
Considerable damage has also been done
In some places by the army worm.
AssEMBLYHAN FRANK SIPP, of Buffalo
N. ", has been sent to the State Insane
asylum The death of ais wife two years
ago and the conduct of his son, a letter.
carrier, recently arrested for stealing
money from letters, are thought to be the
causes leading to his mental trouble.
The cholera retains in Itaiy for the Sth
were: Brindisi, I1G new cases, 40 deaths
Fontana, ~ new cases. 10 deaths. Latiano.
~ cases, q deaths; San Vito. 81 cases. 4
neaths; venice, new case deaths; Cod
tgore, rev cases, death: and several
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