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

i va1l1ng political cartoons OF IeneIa
| Boulanger. the Comte de Paris and Prince
Victor Napoleon.
THREE attempts have bsen made re.
Gently to wreck the Pittsburgh & Lake
| Erie railway accommodation train thai
| leaves Beaver Falls, Pa, daily at $3.50 a.
m. The object of the wreckers and their
| identity are alike mysteries.
| AMONG the numerous arrests in New
York City, on the 30th, for false registra-
| ton, was that of Richard w. Dyer, who
| has served four terms in Sing Sing. and
had been out of that prison only thirty.
three days when he registered.
RICHARD BARBER was sentenced, a,
| Ithaca, N. Y, on the 30th, to be hanged.
exhibiting any emotion.
/ A REQUEST was received by the Treasu-
ry Department on the 30th, from Senator
Hearst Congressman Morrow and other
prominent citizens of San Francisco, that
| assistance be Immediately sent to the
thirteen ice- bound whalers in the Arctic
sea- The Government was willing to
comply with the request but found nc
Government vessel available for the serv
ice, and fears are entertained that the SOC
| imprisoned mariners will perish mlser-
ably.
GENERAL E. s. BRAGG, United States
d
ception in Racine, Wis, on the 80 tn.
A MAILBAG, which had been stolen
from the Berlin post Office, was found in
the river, on the Goth. 1t contained q
large number of letters, all OF which had
been rif1ed. Many Of the letters were
from America
CHARLES STUART WELLEs, of New York,
on the Both, accepted the nomination for
Vice. President on the Equal Rights party
ticket
In receiving the Archbishop of San
Francisco, on the Goth, the Pope spoke in
complaining tone of the restraint of his
position and the action of the Italian
Government with regard thereto. and ex
horted the Archbishop to devote his eff
forts upon his return home to stimulat-
full agitation for the restoration Of the
temporal power of the papacy.
AN attempt was made, on the night of
the Goth, to burn the Canadian Pacific
railroad bridge at Headingly, Man. The
bridge was saturated with OIL and was
cons iderably damaged. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work of indignant
settlers who side with the government
in its trouble with the road.
THE Parneu defense fund amounted,
on the 30th. to 1874, 400.
Il. ANOII O. w., UduhtTS anu UTOks
ers of Plattsburg, N. Y, suspended, on
the 9Oth, owing to their being caught in
the recent wheat deal.
THE authenticity of the published let
ter purporting to be the one transmitted
to Lord Salisbury by Secretary Bayard
was denied, by State Department Of
fetal. on the 1st-
MISS ANNIE OAKLEY, the champion
wing shot, defeated Fred Kell, local
marksman, at Baltimore, Md, on the
afternoon of the 3Oth. Each shot at
twenty-five birds. Miss Oakley killed
twenty-one, aud Kell fifteen.
THE official account issued on the 31st,
of the late accident to the Cars tram
says: cit seems incredible that with
such havoc any of the occupants [of the
carl should have escaped unhurt, but God
protected the Car and his family, who
were taken from the debris uuinjured."
THE Income Tax bill was approved. on
the 30th, at a French Cabinet council, at
which President Carnot presided.
IT was reported in London, on the 30th,
that twenty-one persons were killed by
the recent accident which occurred to the
Cars train. The Minister of War, who
was commanding the imperial body
guard. was seriously injured.
Mr.. PowDERLY announced from Phila-
delphia, on the 31st the discovery Of a
plot to issue, ON the eve of election, a
circular, purporting to be signed by him
self, advising Knights of Labor to vote
for a certain party. He warned the
Knights to pay no attention to any such
deooys.
CARDINAL NEWMAN, Of London, was re-
ported as severely i'll on the 31st-
ARTICLES of incorporation were placed
on record by the National Jockey Club of
Washington on the 81 st.
CARDINAL MAsoTTE, Of Rome, died on
the 31st.
REGISTRATION returns from the entire
State show that the total number OF
voters in Maryland is 240, 5SS, of which
AZ. 632 are negroes.
IT was reported from Paris, on the 1st,
that American residents there are fierce
ly indignant over the alleged intention
of the State Department at Washington
to recognize the right of foreign courts
to administer the property of Americans
dying abroad according to the law Of the
country in which the death occurs.
A BEAUTIFUL memorial chapel, erected
on the grounds of the theological Semi
nary at Ninth avenue and Twenty first
streets, New York City, by the mother of
the present dean of the university, Rev.
E. A. Hoffman, in memory of her late
husband, was consecrated on the 1st
LORD SALISBURY, British Premier, re-
ceived dispatches from Secretary Bay
ard, on the 81 ST, notifying him Of the ac-
ton of the United States Government in
handing Lord Sackville, the British Min
lister at Washington, his passports.
Two boys were killed and one fatally
injured, on the 3lst, while testing fire.
escape attached to the front of the Mo-
nongahela House, in Pittsburgh, Pa
A LIBRARY, reading room, industrial
classes and other suitable means for the
mental and moral improvement Of the
working girls of New York City, together
with a day nursery for the care of infants
of the poor Of the city, is soon to be
erected.
j. NJ. BLooMER, past master workman
Of the Ohio State Assembly, Knights Of
Labor, has been expelled from the order
for violation of obligations and conduct
unbecoming Knight
THE Cologne Germany Gazette, of the
1st, states that the nobility .of the eau
casus mediate an emeute against Russia
upon the first opportunity, aud that the
official accounts Of the Cars late recep-
ton by the mobiles is untrue.
In the municipal elections at Birmiug.
ham, England. on the 1st, nine wards re-
turned seven Unionists and two Glad
stonians. The elections were contested
on political party lines.
THE buildings, including the hosting
works, of the Frank Hough mine at Lake
City, Col, one of the largest in the dis
trict were burned on the LIST The owners
Of the property reside in England.
1t is claimed by the defendants that the
evidence given by the police reporters
witnesses for the Tinaes) before the Par
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