Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-07-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

1ner, while at sea, was released by the New
Y ork authorities on the 23d.
THE President has pardoned William
Handy, an illicit distiller, out of the Ches-
ter tIll.) penitentiary.
UNITED STATES MINISTER JACKSON has
returned to the City of Mexico after a
three months leave of absence.
THE weigh-house, tipple, tressle- work
and Office Of the Loyal Hanna Coal Com
pany, at Latrobe, Pa, were destroyed by
fire on the evening of the ODD. Loss, $50,
600; partly insured.
THE steamer Elbe, with the excursion
party of American grocers, arrived at
Bremen on the 22d. A very hospitable re-
ception was given to them.
WIN. KELAHER alias Freddy" who kill
ed Officer Convey at Detroit, Mimi, on
the 23d, while resisting arrest, was taken
from Jail at night by large crowd of dis
guised men, escorted to a neighbo ring
grove and han ged to the limb of tree.
His body was then riddled with bullets.
JUDGE STANLEY MATTHEWS, of the
United States Supreme Court, was mar
ried on the 23d to Mrs. Mary K. Theaker,
at the home of the BRIDES cousin, Mr..
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Rev. VIM. Raxton, of Princeton, n. J., Of
ficiated.
THE new scientific building, costing $780,
600, presented to Smith College, North
ampton, Mass, by Alfred Theodore Lilly,
was dedicated on the 22d. Prof. j. P.
Leslie, of Philadelphia, delivered an adj
dress on "The Utility of Physical Science
In Education"
A DELEGATION of Germans sent to China
to work up railway development, report
that there is no chance for profitable en-
terprise until the Emperor attains his ma
jority.
WAR on the New York bucket-shops has
been commenced by the Stock Exchange
ordering that the business of furnishing
them with quotations must cease.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sent a check to
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on the 23d
covering his expenses at Deer Park.
THE first dir ect mail steamer from Gal
way to New York in many years sailed
from Galway on the 23d.
THE President on the 23d sent to Con-
gress seven vetoes, all the vetoed meas
ures being private pension bills which
originated in the Senate.
CONGRESSMAN LEFEvRE, of Ohio, will
retire from poll teal life, as he says a man
can not live on the salary of a Congress
man and be honest.
Hon. Mr.. CHAPLEAU, Dominion Secre-
tary of State, referring to the fishery
question, said it might involve Canada in
serious complications, but he had faith in
President Cleveland and the American
Congress, and he had no doubt the ques-
would shortly be brought to a practical
and equitable solution.
THE President vetoed twenty mine more
pension bills on the oath.
SENATOR WARNER MILLER advises
young men to go into politics.
THE British Parliament dissolved on the
Goth.
SECRETARY WHITNEY denies that he has
any intention of resigning.
PRUSSIA has decided to found an indie
pendent Prussian Bishopric at Jerusalem.
JOHN PRoTzMAN, one of the Milw aukee
Anarchists, was convicted on the oath, and
another acquitted.
MICHAEL DAvITT expresses great conf
dence in the success of Gladstone in the
coming election.
SENATOR MORRILL, is still in a critical
condition from illness at Washington.
foundry at Nikolaief, Russia, for the
manufacture of cannon.
AT Saratoga, on the oath, the Interna-
tional Hahnemann Association began its
sixth annual meeting.
AN eleven-ye ar-old girl, bitten by dog
in April last and treated by Pasteur, died
a few days ago in France.
DIR. S. B. WARREN, of Vincennes, Ind.
was convicted at Syracuse, n. Y, on the
oath, of bigamy.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND gold bars
have been ordered for shipment from New
York to Hamburg.
Ex-PREsIDENT ARTHUR departed from
New York on the oath for New London
Conn.,, via the New York Central railroad
and arrived at his destination without
having been specially fatigued.
SECRETARY AND MRS. WHITNEY gave q
dinner in honor of the President and Mrs
Cleveland on the evening of the oath.
TwENTY-sEvEN railway mail clerks
have been discharged by order of the Post
master General for insubordination in con-
spring to obstruct the regulation of the
service.
THE Count de Paris left France on the
oath for England, where he will assume
the title of Marquis of Harcourt and re-
main incognito.
Mr.. JACOB, ex-mayor of Louisville, XIV
who is now minister to Colombia, is said
to desire to be transferred to the Persian
mission vacated by Minister Winston's
resignation. He is now in Washington.
A SPECIAL commission of eleven mem.
bers has been appointed by the French
Chamber of Deputies to inquire into the
proposed Panama canal ''lottery loan"
AT mass-meeting of the power-loon
ingram carpet-weavers of Philadelphia
on the night of the oath, at which fully
l 200 were present, it was decided to go on
strike at once against the proposed re-
duction of half cent per yard in theil
wages.
MARY, the six teen-year- old daughter o.
Robert White, rich Shrewsbury On. j..
| Quaker, is missing from home. Charlie:
| Billings, young man of Eatontown, i:
| also missing. As the couple were fond o.
each other, contrary to the wishes of tn,
girls parents, it is thought that they hav,
| eloped.
MRS. CLEVELAND, assisted by Mi s:
| Gregg, held an informal reception at the
| White House on the afternoon of the oath
| THE President was so much occupied OF
the oath in considering a large batch O.
private pension bills, that he denied him
self to all callers, and even postponed tn,
regular Cabinet meeting.
THE Knights of Labor in Maine propos,
to address open letters to the candidate.
| for the office of Governor and to ali candi
| dates for the Legislature, demanding
decided SEyeSv or sSnO', to their ouerie