Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-26

The Pope, on the i9sn, stated taat he
did not intend to leave Rome, and ex-
pressed regret that his last note TO the
Irish clergy il regard to the poiitica! situ-
alton shoald have been misinte -p-etel
THE President, on the 10Th. approved
the Agricultural and District Of Columbia
Appropriation bills.
The House and Senate conference COM
mittee ON the River and Harbor bill
reached IN agreement on the i9'i but re-
fused 20 MAKE the telor os it puzzle.
| NONE Of the Offers os bonds made to the
Secretary of the Treasury, on the 10Th,
were accepted.
REPRESENTATIVE COLLINS of Massachu-
sets, says that he positively will not ac-
cept Congressional renomin alton.
The Car and the German Emperor will
confer upon each other the title OF
Honorary Admiral. Their meeting at
Cronstadt on the Goth, is said to have
been extremely cordial.
DR. RIDLEY, the medical officer OF Tul-
| lamore Jail, in which the late Mr.. Mande-
Vile was confined. and who is said to
| have died from the result of treatmentre-
ceived there, committed suicide on the
Goth.
The Senate, on the Goth, confirmed the
| nomination of Mr.. Melville w. Fuller, of
Illinois, to be Chief Justice of the United
States Supreme Court The vote was Al
| to 20.
THE director of the mint reports that
for the year 1887 the product of gold
| amounted to 500, DOC, 900, and of silver to
$153, $1,000. Coinage of the minis during
| the calendar year amounted to $50, $40, Isl.
A SELECT committee of the House of
Commons on the Doth, recommended the
perpetual closing of all public houses
IL. To- L. 49,.
| and at nine O'Clock on Sat urday nights.
THE grasshopper war at Perham, Mimi,
continues undated. Although over 1O,-
900 bushels have been caught, the farmers
are still catching them at a lively rate.
None to speak of have flown off.
The launching of the steel cruiser
Charleston, the first Government vessel
ever built on the Pacific coast, took place
from the shipyards of the Union Iron
Works, on the 10Th, and was witnessed by
an immense crowd.
REV. FATHER GELLIGAN, who was re-
Gently imprisoned in Limerick Jail under
the Crimes act, was released on the Doth.
On leaving the Jail, Father Gelligan made
brief address to the crowd that had as
sembled to witness his release.
LIE Solen and other Royalist papers, on
the Goth, published Comte de Paris reply
to deputation of Partisan workingmen
who called upon him at the Sheen House
The police have made no attempt to in.
terfere with the sale OF the papers.
The steamer Thos P. Way, owned by
Messrs. Stevens 6 Condit, of New York
City, and run as an excursion boat to
Staten Island and Coney Island, was
burned to the waters edge on the Goth,
while lying at the Commercial wharf.
Loss, 1000; partially insured.
exception of Judge Wright of Tennessee,
left Bismarck. OAK, for standing Rock
agency, on the Goth, and held their first
conference with the Indians on the 21st.
THE furniture factory of Frederick
Bolle, of New York City, a six-story
brick building, was burned on the Goth.
Loss, $25, 900.
FIRE in the lumber piles on the docks
of Montgomery, Champaign & Co., at
Lakeside, Mich, destroyed about 5000, 900
feet of lumber. A large proportion of
this was choice stock, aud the loss can
not fall short of 500, 900, about half of
which amount is covered by insurance.
JOHN s. MARS, another of the men i'm
plicated in the alleged frauds in connec-
ton with the contracts for teas and other
articles in the Brooklyn Navy Y ard, was
arrested, on the night of the 10th, and is
statement.
A COLLISION occurred, on the Goth, in a
tunnel in the mountains, near White
haven, Pa, between a coal train and the
New York fast freight, by which the con-
ductor was killed and five train hands
were badly injured.
The man found murdered at Westfeld,
N. j. several days ago, was,identified, on
the 10th, as Edward Miller, recently
coachman for John F. Lawrence,
wealthy New York business man residing
at Westfeld. 1t is supposed by the au-
thorities that Miller was murdered for his
money.
THE House committee on agriculture
failed, on the Goth, to reach vote on any
of the food adnltera tion bills before it.
GENERAL THOMAS L. YOUNG died of
dropsy at Cincinnati on the Goth.
A DERRICK which was being raised in
Circle Park, Indianapolis, Ind, on the
Doth, fell to the ground, catching Abraham
Jones and Elijah Middleton in the fall,
and instantly killing them. Several
others engaged upon the soldiers monn-
ment narrowly escaped death.