Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-08

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BY ELI .. AXE.
RoNTON. MISSOURI
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
YHE faculty of the Yale law school, or
the 1st, appointed George NJ. Sharp, edi'
tor OF the Baltimore Under,ortter, to be
lecturer on Insurance law.
IT was announced. on the 1st, that the
operations of the Council-Generato OF AT
SAGE Lorraine would be conducted there
after in the German lam uage.
The New York Star was sold at sherif's
sale, on the goth, to E. E. Downs, for 500,
with assumption of Indebtedness the
amount OF which was not stated.
A DISPATCH from st. Paul de Loanda,
dated the I'd, says that the first section o.
the Trans African railway from St Paul
de Loanda to Ambaca has been inaugu-
rated.
THE President, on the Goth, appointed
Spencer Baird Newbury and Rush C
Hawkins, of New York. assistants to the
Commissioner General to the Paris Elk
position.
GENERAL ALLENKoUoFF, director OF
Caucasian railroads, committed suicide
on the Cd. He left letter addressed to
the Car. presumably giving his reason
for the deed.
A RIOT. in which several persons were
severely injured, occurred at Middleton,
County Cork, Ireland, on the 1st, between
the police and mob who rescued man
under arrest
COUNT REvERTFRA has been appointed
Austro- Hungarian Ambassador to the
Vatican, vice Count Won Paar, who has
retired after fourteen years. service in
that capacity.
Mr. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. the gov
eminent leader in the British House oil
Commons, issued circular, on the 2Sth,
to remind the members of the reopening
of Parliament
DURING a torchiight procession in the
City of Belgrade, Servia, on the night of
the 1st stones were thrown at the win
dows OF the Austrian Legation, some OF
which were broken
THE employees of the Reading railroad,
in in he
30th, adopted President Corbin's plan for
a relief association organized on the in
surance plan for their benefit.
The Berlin Germania (Catholic). Of the
Doth, states that a letter urging the neces-
sity of good understanding between
France and the Vatican, has been sent by
the Pope to Preside MT Carnot.
AN Irish attorney at Denver, Col,
claims to have received information from
London that a commission will soon be
sent to America to take testimony in the
Parnell and London Times case.
AN examination into the affairs Of the
CT Of Cleveland, O., growing out of the
Axworthy defalcation, has disclosed a
shortage in the accounts of s. 7. Everett,
ex-cIty treasurer, of nearly ST, 900.
GENERAL ASA BUSHNELL was the SUBJ
iect Of a brutal assault from unknown
parties in Springfield. O., on the night OF
the 1st He was seriously injured, and
confined to his house by his wounds.
BETWEEN the 9th of October and the
end OF the month. 7,4s2 persons were car
ried up in the elevator of Washington
monument, and 1854 walked up, making
a total of 6, 1886 who assembled the shaft.
THE Berlin National Zeitung, of the
18th, says that Emperor William left the
municipal delegation coldly. The annual
presentation was omitted, and the EN-
peror did not shake hands with the mayor.
LEE YU Doc, the distinguished Black
Flag General who fought againt the
French in Tonquin, and died in New
York, on the 10Th, was, on the Goth, buried
with characteristic Chinese ceremoni es.
THE story that Mrs. Wetmore snubbed
the Prince of Wales at Homburg, Germany
a short time ago, received a violent set
back by courtesles extended to the lady
by the Prince at subsequent meeting in
Paris.
In a row between Dickinson College
boys, bent on Halloween pranks, and
firemen of Carlisle. Pa, on the night of
both sides wers severely, if not fatally,
injured
THE campaign letter purporting to have
come from Colonel Dudley, has stirred up
a tempest at Indianapolis, Ind Dudley
telegraphs that it is forgery, and says
he will prosecute the papers publishing
it for libel.
THE Lille (Frauce) Echo du Nord states
that the preside MT of the Geographical
Society of Lille has received news from
Africa that Henry NJ. Stanley has been
massacred, with all his expedition, ex-
cepting two men,
CAPTAIN MCCULLOUGH of the Sixth Pre-
ciuct (New York; police applied for 251
warrants, on the Goth, to be used in ar
resting some of he alleged colonizers in
his precinct The warrants will not be
used until election day.
Miss BETTE WILSON, Of New York.
soon to be married, to the first secretary
of the British Legation at Washington,
will thus become mistress of the Lega-
ton until new Minister is appointed to
succeed Minister West.
FRED GEBHARDr and others brought
suits against the New York. Lake Erie &
Western railroad, on the Goth, for dam
ages aggregating $3.50, 900 for horses and
other property destroyed in the Shoola
(Pa) wreck last summer.
CouRIERs who arrived at Zanzibar from
Tabora, Africa, on the 81, brought direct
news from the Stanley expedition, por-
ton of which was met at the end of No.
vember, 1887, by Arab traders at a point