Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18
NEWS AND NOTES.

NEWS AND NOTES
A Summary Of Important Events.
THE Duke of Connaught has been ap
pointed commander in chief of the British
forces in Bombay.
PRINCE NICHOLAS of Montenegro, the
Cars choice for the throne of Bulgaria
is a Russian subject.
The rivers Pc and Adige in Italy hav.
overlooked the banks and submerged the
country along their courses.
ONE thousand women dressed in black
arrived at Brussels on the 9th to petition
for amnesty for the convicted rioters Of
last March.
THE President and Mrs. Cleveland and
the Cabinet officers who accompanied him
to Boston returned to Was hington on tn,
afternoon of the 9Th.
A DISPATCH from Rome states that It /.
reported there that three Italian ironclad
have been ordered to join the British flee
now stationed at Malta.
No DISTURBANCE worth mentioning toos
place during the lord mayors procession
at London, on the 9th, owing to the I'M
usual precautions taken.
JAMES A. WHITNEY. of New York, ha
been engaged to present the case of the
condemned Chicago Anarchists to the
United States Supreme Court.
THE National convention of United
Presbyterians opposed to the action O.
the General Assembly on the music ques-
tion met at Allegheny City, Pa, on the
9th.
THE Secretary OF the Treasury has APP
pointed Louis G. Starkel, of Illinois, to be
an analytical. chemist in the Internal
Revenue Bureau under the Oleomargarine
law.
DISASTROUS floods have occurred
throughout the south of France. Much
damage has been done, and washouts
along the railroads have compelled the
complete suspension of travel.
CARDINAL HAYNALD, Bishop of Kalocza
and BAGS, Hungary, has started a SUBJ
scription for the purpose of raising funds
to defrav the expenses of removing the
remains of the Able List to Pesth.
AN order of appeal was issued on the
11th stay ing the execution of Daniel
Driscol1, who was sentenced to be hanged
at New York on the 10Th for the murde r
of Breezy Garritty.
THE Baltimore & Ohio Express Com
pany has succeeded in perfecting ar
rangements for a through line from n ew
York to New Orleans. The company will
begin on December 1, running on their
new line.
Cora Brown. aged thirteen years. He died
on the 10th in the village of Shrub Oak,
Westchester County, N. Y. The widow,
who stif1 wears short clothes, has a two
months baby.
AN epidemic OF Juvenile crime seems to
have broken out in Paris. Among the
cases brought to public notice is that of a
young girl named Georges, who COM
mitted suicide in the Seine because of dis
appointment in love.
THE four-oared she'll race between Ham
Ian, Teemer. Hamm and Ten Eyck in one
boat, and Ross, Lee. Bubcar and Perki ms
in the other, was rowed on the sth on the
Thames at London. Hanlan's crew won.
The race was for $500 side.
THE Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the Alabama National Bank,
of Birmingham, Ala, to commence bust
ness with capital of $500, 900; and the
Townson National Bank, of Townson,
Ind, with a capital Of $4,000.
IT is alleged that John C. Emo, formerly
president of the Second National Bank of
New York, who robbed that ms titution of
several millions of dollars and fed to
Canada, visited his fathers residence in
this city a few days ago in disguise.
1.-THE official vote of the State election in
Ohio gives Robinson (Rep.), $40, s95; Nc
Bride (Dem.). 329, 314; Smith (Pro.), % ,657;
Bonsal (Greeuback), 1902. Robinson's
plurality, 11,5S1. In 1884 Robin sons plu-
rality for Secretary of State was 1922.
AN uproar exists at Lacrosse, Wis, on
account of the enforcement of Sunday
laws. Not only have saloons been COM
PEELED to close, but telegraph and tele-
phone companies are required to suspend
operations. Milk and bakers wagons are
also stopped.
LIEUTENANT LOUIS A. CARING, Seventh
cavalry, who has been ordered to WASH
ington from Dakota, has been selected at
the request of General Dabney II. Maury.
Minister to Bogota, for detail as military
attache to the legation to the United
States Of Colombia.
ALL of the companies of the Second in
fantry now stationed at other points are
to be transferred to Fort Omaha within a
few days. The plan of concentrating
troops by regiments in large posts is being
carried out as rapidly as the limited ap-
preparations available will permit.
THE Dantzig Zeitang predicts terrible
distress daring the coming winter. 1t
says that trade is paralyzed and that
work is failing everywhere; that the au-
thorities of the State dockyards dis
charge men weekly and that in the arm
factories there are also many hundreds
idle.
PRINCE KoMArsU, uncle of the Mikado
of Japan, called at the White House on
the 10th in company with the Princess
Komatsu and the members of his suite and
paid their respects to the President. They
we're received in the blue parlor. The
presentations were made by Secretary
Bayard.
MRS. NJ ARGAREr CARNEGIE, mother of
Andrew Carnegie, the millionaire iron
and steel manufacturer, died at her tkome
at'Cresson, Pa, on the 10th, after pro-
loneed illness. Mrs Carnegie was seven
ty-sewen years o. age Andrew Carnegie.
who has been i'll for several weeks, is said