Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-08-30

iNQ6TSuG9 anu NOEU-Uy uoJOkAeAOS AZ
spectively Of IL, o6o and s.5s5.
TIE President, on the 18th, detailed
Captain Geo. 8. Anderson, Of the Sixtl
6avalry to witness the maneuvers Of tn
Third corps of the French army.
Mas. BELvA LOCKWOOD returned t.
Washington on tho Goth. She claims to
be the only bona hde presidential candi.
date In the field. mono of the others hav-
Ing yet accepted.
IT is proposed to tender to Chauncey
II. Depew, on his arrival from Euro pc
about the middle Of September, recep-
tion similar to that recently extended to
James g. Blaine.
REPORTS, to the 21st regarding the
wheat crop of Russia show that the pros
poets for summer wheat are pr omising,
and that the yield of winter wheat will
reach the average.
Ex-CoNaREssMANJ j. B. EvERHARr died
at his residence In Wilkesbarre. Pa, on
the 23d. Mr.. Everhart represented his
district in the Forty eighth and Forty
ninth Congresses.
IT was asserted in Pennsylvania'oil cir
cles, on the ed, that it was highly proba-
BILE that the Standard Oil Company would
Chester Oil-works.
THE latest intelligence from Deadwood,
Oak, gives little hope Of the success of
the mission of observation-disclosures sent to
treat for the opening Of a por ton of the
Sioux Indian reservation.
HON. CHARLES II. UPPER, Dominion
Minister Of Marine, returned, on the 21st,
from trip to tho Maritime prov inces,
where he gave considerable attention to
the fisheries protection service.
A cABLEeRAM was received in New
York, ON the 22d, from C. n. Depew,
stating that he will accept with pleasure
the reception which It is proposed to give
him upon his return from Europe.
DANIEL MURRAY and John Essex, MEM
bers Of the Madison township (Ind.)
"White Cap" gang, on the 21st were
fined $24 each and costs for whipping
Omer Davis ON the night OF June 20.
Hox. c. W. CArHcARr, ex- United States
Senator from Indiana, and an old resi-
dent of La Porte County, died at his
country residence, south of Michigan
City, on the 2sd. aged seventy-nine.
TIE German Gerersls who threatened
to leave the service of the Turkish army,
owing to their salaries being unpaid, de-
cided, on the I'D, to remain In the army,
the Sultan having agreed to promote
them all
traced to any reliable source, were cur
rent at Middle Bass, On the Esd, that
General Harrison's letter of acceptance
would be given out during his sojourn on
the island.
TIE ten-year-old SON Of Mrs. John
Pierson, of Delane. Mimi, fred upon and
drove OF a party OF tramps who were de-
manding money and food of his mother.
Two Of their number fell before the little
hero's deadly aim
PUBLIC PRINTER BENEDICT was made
the subject OF speeches of adverse criti-
cism by Mr.. G3allingsr and Representatives
Farquahar and Henderson before a meet
Ing of ex-empleyes Of the Government
Printing ONCE en- the I'D.
MRS ELrzABErH TAYLOR, when In q dy.
ing condition at her homo In Peru, Ind, ,
on tho 91st made her daughter promise
that after death she would have her heart
tated and sent t. her chfldhood's home in
France for burial
TIE Russian journals look with indif.
ference upon the visit to Germany of
Signor Crispi, the Italian Prime Minister.
The Nouee Viemys, Of the .Sd, says 1t can
exert no serious influence ON the course
Of European events.
AocoRD1NG to q report sent to the
Senate by Secretary Fairchi1d, on the
23d, the e9a depository National banks of
the country held on August last $751;.
12I,07S OF Government money. for which
the uoyxf hal " GSG 07Q
boo bonds.
TAE Departments of Justice sent to the
Senate, on the Goth, in response to Mr..
Edmunds' resolution Of inquiry, the cor
respondenoe relating to the appointment
OF deputy United States marshals in New
York during the election Of 1856, and for
the coming presidential election.
GOVERNOR FORAKER Of Ohio opened the
campaign in Indiana, on the sd i'm an
address before an immense audience ut
Richmond. procession numbering
1900 people, with fifteen bands OF music
and carrying relics OF Che campaign OF
1s40 was feature OF the days ealebra-
fion.
THOUGH the Parnellite members gem.
orally approve his course, ii is becoming
more apparent daily that q good xaany
OF MT. RarneIPs English friends question
the wisdom Of This bringing his actien in
the Scotch courts. They fail to see che
advantage Of this procedure, andi do not
hesitate to call it more cum ming than
wise.
THE sfxteenth biennial eonv ention of
the Deaf Mutes' Association closed q
three days. meeting at Bellows Fails, vt,
on the 21st The chief feature of the
convention was q hot debate about the
method Of education of deaf mutes In the
Horace. Mann day school OF Boston.
which was condemned by large ma
jority.
MIR. T. c. CRAWL ORD London corre-
spondent Of the New York World, just ar
rived from abroad, in discussing the
President,s Retaliation message, says:
congress will not take the steps that the
President asks. because that would be
necessary preliminary to Q declaration OF
war, and there is nothing in the situation
70 justify snch action"