Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-15
PERSONA. ND GENERAL

ter of the American Sugar Refinery on
the ground that it has joined the sugar
kefneries COMPANY" or trust, which is
an unlawful combination for the restraint
of trade and the enhancement of prices by
limiting the supply.
THE rival Governors of the Chickasaw
Nation, adessrs. Boyd aud Guy, each
calleda special meeting of the Legislat-
ure to meet at Tishomingo, the capital,
ON the 5th.
Mr. GLaDsroNE's unexpected reference,
in his Birmingham speech, on the 18th, to
the Sackville incident though noticeably
colorless. has caused anxiety to his
friends.
The German Government proposes to re-
sumo the building Of large iron clads,
which was stopped after the wreck Of the
Grosser Kurturst
A REVOLUTIONARY society has been dis
covered in Russian-Poland, and a large
number of its members have been ar
rested.
THE trustees of Columbia College, New
York, have appointed Henry Thurston
Peck to the vacant Chair in Latin lam
guages and literature.
CAPTAIN JAMES C. DAILY, the Irish giant
and well-known boxer aud athlete, post
ed $500 with the Police Gazette. on the 9Th,
and accepted Duncan C. Ross challenge
to wrestle for s., 600 side.
ADvIcEs were received from Constanti-
nople, on the 9th, to the effect that the
government there is expecting revolt in
Servia.
On the success of the German SQUAD
ron's attempt to re-occupy the East Afri-
can coast will depend the sending of an
inland expedition.
ADv1cEs from Shanghai say that the
~ 10, 4 A
OF the Chinese resident at Seoul
A LONDON telegram of the 9th says:
Severe gales are prevailing on the coast
of Great Britain. Many wrecks of vessels
are reported, but no lives are known to
be lost as yet"
JEM CARNEY has issued a challenge to
McAuliffe in which he says he is ready
and willing to fight the American cham
pion in Spain, France, Australia or any
part of the world for 81 900 or $40, 900 a
side, or as much more as he likes.
FREDERICK A. PORTS. president of the
New York, Susquehauna & Western Rail-
road Company, is very sick at the house
of his son in New York City.
A RUSSIAN company is being formed
with capital Of 100 900. 600 roubles for
the construction of docks and ship-build-
ing yards at the principal Russian ports.
The head Office of the company will be at
Kieff
THE Vienna Sunday Morning Gazette. of
the 4th. declared that Prince Bismarck
had asked Emperor William to relieve
him of great portion of his duties, and
to appoint in his stead his son, Count
Herbert.
A RESERVOIR at Montreaux, on the Lake
of Geneva, used to work an electric rail-
way, burst, on the 9th, destroying numer-
GUS houses and drowning many persons.
Seven bodies have been recovered.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND held his regu-
lar midday reception in the East room
on the TIN.
TwENTY-ONE volumes or thirty one
books of the Records of the Rebellion
have been published to date.
The London Daily Ne,os of the It'll, says
that the publication of the Blue Book,
containing the spondence in the
Sackville incident considerably i'm
proves the position taken by President
Cleveland and Secretary Bayard Lord
error lay in not perceiving
that Lord Sackville's recalling involved
no personal discredit"
a FERRY steamer was sunk at Calcutta,
India, on the 7th, in a collision. Sixty
persons were drowned.
THE London Standard considers that the
error and shows that Lord Sails bury acted
with dignity and discretion. at re-
it says, 1.-The only extenuation
that it was possible to plead for Mr..
IT is stated in Berlin that the Gear will
visit that city in the spring.
HENRY LINDEMAN, of Albany, N. Y. a
laborer, aged forty, shot and killed his
son Willie, on the 9th,
for quarreling with his brother.
Mr.. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN's departure
from England for America, twas accom-
plished in the utmost secresy, from fear
Of influencing the voting in the American
elections. A special state-room was en-
gagged on the Aurania, in which Mr..
rigidly secluded himself
until the steamer left Queenstown. His
name did not appear on the steamers
passenger list.
AT the session of the Parnell Commits
sion, on the 7th. police witnesses testified
10 various Outrages inIreland and deposed
that they believed the outrages were ow-
ing to the instigation of the National
League.
THE results of the Prussian elections,
in 243 districts are as follows: Conserva-
tive, SO seats; Free Conservatives, Al;
Centrists, At; National Liberals, 46;
:
Iuelphs, 2. All the Berlin members
have been reelected.
REPORTS were received at St Peters,
burg, on the 7th, of terrible railway
accident on the Southern Russia line near
Kovel. 1t is stated that many were killed.
THE fishing schooner Goldsmith Maid,
with 80, 900 pounds Of fresh fish, was run
into and sunk in Boston harbor on the
sth. Peter Landry and Howard Monroe,
Of Shelburne, Nova Scotia, who were
asleep in the forecastle, went down with
her. The rest of the crew escaped.
LORD SALISBURY, Mr.. Gladstone and
Mr.. Balfour, the Irish secretary, arranged
TO obtain the earliest bulletins of the
progress of the American election.
MINISTER PHELPS, on hearing of the re-
suit of the voting in New York expressed
the hope that Michigan and Ohio would
turn the tide IN favor of Cleveland
THE Treasury Depart ment has decided |
that Chinese merchants are not affected
by the Exclusion law. aud may, upon
proof, go abroad and return
1t will
MRS. HARRIsoN's father, Rev. VIM
q. Scott is a clerk in the Pension OH ce.
He is over eighty years old and wonder |
fully we'll preserved.
Ma. EDWARD MACPHERSON, chairman /
Of the Republican National committee, |
says the necessary legislation in regard |
10 the tariff will be mode, and that it will |
robably be considered to be embodied |
N the Tariff bill reported to the Senate |
By the Republicans.
TIE New York Post says 1t was ar
ranged at Chicago that in case Of Harri- |
sons nomination and election Russell A. |
Alger was TO be Secretary of War. and |