Iron County register., 1886-09-30

THE Sultan gave audience to the Duke
| of Edinburgh and Prince George of W aIes
on the 23d. He received his visitors most
| cordially, and conferred upon both the
| decoration of the Imperial Order of Os-
| mamie. 1t Is reported that the Care witch
| is about to visit the Sultan.
| CHOLERA has broken out among the sol.
| diers in the central barracks at Buda
Pesth, Austria, and general flight from
| the city of the wealthier inhabitants has
| begun.
| THE fifth annual meeting of the Union
Veteran Army convened at Trenton, N.
| j., on the 23d Twenty three States and
21S,000 men were represented by about
| fifty delegates. B. B. Manchester, of
Providence. r. l., was elected commander
| i'.-chief.
FRANK s. HUMPHREYS was hanged at
Milledgeville, Ga. on the oath.
SPAIN has demanded the expulsion from
| French territory of Ruiz Gorilla.
| MIR. ABRAHAM, NJ. P. for Limerick, is
! trying to procure the release of dynamiter
| DAILY.
Mrs. c. II. RUDOLPH, bride of a few
| weeks at Baltimore, Md, committed sui
eide on the 24th.
THREE soldiers were killed and twenty
wounded in a railroad collision near Ber-
| lin on the oath.
| THREE thousand diseased cattle at Chi
cago are to be slaughtered by the State
| Live Stock Commission.
ARGUMENTS in the telephone case at
Cincinnati closed on the oath, and the de-
| cision was reserved.
A GRAND operate performance was
given at Metz on the 9th in honor of the
presence of Crown Prince Frederick Will
| lam.
THE Dewitt County {Ill.) Fair Associa-
tion has to settle it's premiums at seventy
| five cents on the dollar, owing to rains.
| IT is denied that the visit of the Gov.
ernor- General of Canada to England is in
connection with the fishery question.
Four officials connected with the Gin
| cinnati Board of Public Works have been
| arrested on charges of embezzlement.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH unveiled the
column erected to the mem ory of Admiral
Baron Won Tegethoff at Vienna on the
24th.
THE Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows, in session in Boston, selected
Columbus, O., as the headquarters of the
order.
FORTY FIVE persons were killed and six
| teen injured by the explosion of fire damp
in coal pit near chalke, Germany, on
the oath.
S. S. Cox, Minister to Turkey, now at
home on visit, intimates strongly that
he would prefer a seat in Congress to his
present position.
No INFORMATION can be obtained in
Canadian official circles regarding the
alleged new treaty between Canada and
the United States.
THE schooner Mary Ann was cut in two
by the schooner Summerset in ST. John.
(Newfoundland) bay, and four persons
were drowned.
IN a fight between moonlighters and
policemen at Fealebridge, County Kerry,
Ireland, on the oath, one of the former
was shot and twelve taken prisoners.
MORITIZA FISCHER, of NJ. A. Fischer &
Co., foreign agents, London, was fatally
assaulted and robbed in a compartme ent
car ON the London Underground railway
on the oath.
THE Louisiana orange crop is reported
as being an almost total failure.
THE acting Secretary of War has re-
ceived dispatch from the Indian agent
at San Carlos agency, stating that the
moval of the Warm Spring and Chiraca-
hua Indians is cause of rejoicing to the
Indians left there, who are relieved of
their fears of attack and are afforded
better opportunity for acquiring habits of
industry.
THE Navy Department is informed that
the steamship Atlanta has not gone to
sea, as was supposed, upon her trial trip,
but is making short trial in Long Island
Sound to test her speed.
THE pu blished report of the dismissal of
Mrs. R. A. Johnson, a granddaughter of
the late Robert Morris, a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, is correct.
The reason given for her removal is that
she was incompetent.
THE first section of an oil train on the
Allegheny Valley railroad ran into the
second section near Logansport, Pa, on
the morning of the oath, and both trains
were demolished. After the accident the
cars took fire and were entirely consumed.
The loss will reach $40 600. No one was
injured.