Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27

: THE Democrats of the twenty second
New York district nominated Geo. G.
Sawyer, OF Canton, for Congress, on the
20.h.
SANuEL ROADS, Of Marblehead, Mass,
was nominated for Congress by acclama-
ton in the Democratic convention at
Newburyport on the Goth.
The death of Prof. Jameson, the Bel
gian naturalist, at Banglas, on the Congo
river. was announced on the 21st
EMPEROR WILLIAM OF Germany, on the
Doth, confirmed the election of Prof Har-
rack to the chair of church history at the
British University in Berlin. This action
is regarded as a heavy blow TO tho ex-
treme church party.
WIN. WARREN. the comedian, died at
Boston, on the 21st
CONRAD SToRz prominent politician
and business man of Jacksonville, Ind,
was found dead in his room at hotel In
Scottsburg. Ind, on the goth. His throat
was cut from ear to ear, his pockets turned
inside out, and his money gone.
The Senate, on the 21st. passed the bill
creating a Department Of Agriculture,
and providing for Secretary of Agri-
culture.
A wELL-DRESSED stranger was ASSAULT
ed on the streets Of Indianapolis, Ind,
on the night of the Goth, by two colored
men, who fatally injured him with blows
from piece of iron. A slip of paper,
with civilian McGlll, New York, writ
ten on it was found in his pocket
THE physicians attending John L. Sui
Ivan, on the Goth. expressed the opinion
that he would be around again in two or
three weeks.
The Sultan Of Turkey has had to give
y1r,f ha i1ao Of nth N of the
second class reserves, on account of
lamentable lack Of lucre in the military
chest.
JUDGE FAIRALL, of Iowa City, Ia, or the
Goth, sentenced VIM. Orcutt to ten years
in the penitentiary for attempting to
wreck train for purposes OF robbery on
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail-
way near that city year ago.
A HAMBURG correspondent confirms the
statement that Emperor William, while
at st. Peters burg, tried to mediate in re-
gard to Bulgaria, and that he will con-
tinue the attempt at Vienna and Rome.
The London Post, commenting upon
Senator Sherman's speech in Congress,
says: "Englishmen will not resist a de-
liberate decision on the part of Canada to
seek either indie pendence or a union with
the United States"
ALoSZo V. HYDE, a Salt Lake City
clothing merchant, wound up au extend
ed spree in police station in New York,
on the Goth, with $500 in his pocket, the
remains of Sis, 900 he had when he started.
REPRESENTATIVE KrLGoRE acting chair
man of the House COMMITTEES on enrolled
bills, called upon the President. on the
Goth, and delivered to him the Chinese
Exclusion bill.
GENERAL WALTER c. NEwBERRY was
al OF I,
21st
TWENTY THREE new nurses arrived at
Jacksonville, Fla, on the 21st.
CHICAGO hoodlums made G. wanton at
tack on an incoming passenger train on
the Chicago 6 Alton road on the night of
the 21st. A shower of Jumps of Goals and
stones was thrown through the car win
dows, and many passengers were serious
ly injured.
YELLow-FEvER refugees from Decatur.
Ala, are not allowed to stop at Nashville,
Tenn.
THE Secretary of the Treasury accepted
bonds offered to the amount of $2,645, 600
on the 21st.
MIRTHFUL. an imported stallion for
which Stokes g. Whitehead English
ranchmen in Wyoming, paid $1,000, was
shot and killed on the Goth. The animal
had been sick a couple of days with lung
fever. AS there WAS no possible chance
for recovery, it was killed to end it's mis-
cry.
GENERAL HARRISON received two large
delegations on tine 21st- One of them,
from Dayton, O., contained a number Of
old men who vote i for Clay in 1882.
The district attorney Of New York, on
the 21st, gave Herr Most two weeks in
which to sustain his appeal, taken AL
most a year ago from a sentence of one
years imprisonment for melting a riot
or go to prison. He has been out on bail,
and seemed to have forgotten his respon-
sibility 10 the court.
The cranberry warehouse on Sackett's
Marsh, near Berlin, Wis.,, containing
$500 barrels of berries, was burned on
the night of the 10th.
PUBLIC confidence in health certificates
issued by health officers at Southern
points was utterly destroyed by the publ
cation, on the 21st, of proof that the in
spection is farce, and that certificates
have been openly sold to whoever would
buy by the health officers at Huntsville,
Ala, and Jackson, Tenn, at prices rang
ing from fifty cents to one dollar each.