Iron County register., 1888-11-22

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at, s,,,ieeEWS AND NOTES,
: A Summary Of Important Events.
THE Michigan State MiIlers' Assoc1a
tfon met at Grand Rapids. on the 14th
and decided to orgauizs -four trust
1T was reported. on tho 18th. that Pres
ident Cleveland is about to offer his "a
View villa for sale. He expects to real1z
200 per cent on his investment
THE postmaster at Findlav. o., togethe
with all the employees of his office, for
warded their designations. on the 12th, Z
take effect on the 4th Of March, next
PROF wIGGINs. on the 18th. received
diploma aud honorary membership IRON
the Auauias Club of Boston. The pro
fessor regards the matter as an insult.
THE Washington aqueduct investiga
tion has unearthed thoroughly or
ganized conspiracy to deceive the In
spectors and defraud the Government
ENGINEER vANKoRFF, OF the burnet
Steam Gauee and Lantern Works a
Rochester. N. Y, has been lodged in jail
charged with setting fire to the premises
WEAKNESS resulting from exertiol
during the campaign led Mr.. Blaine t.
decline the invitation to the banquet o
the Boston Home Market Club on tn
18th.
THE castle of Libenwerda, near Halle
Saxonv, was burned to the ground OF
the 13 h. The castle physician. his wife
child and two servants perished in th'
flames.
SoLoN G.. JENKINS, of Walliugford,
Conn.,, shot and killed Stephen Anthony,
his father-in-law, aged sixty, on the 18th
and then attempted suicide, shooting of
his right ear.
AT meeting of the American Ornitho.
logical Union at the National Museum il
Washington, on the 18th, papers by DR.,
Merriam. DR.. Shufeldt aud Mr.. Whitme1
Stone were read.
DEMOCRATS concede the election of J
II. McGinnis, Republican, to Congress!
from the Third Virginia district hereto
fore known as the "Gibraltar of Democ'
racY' in that State.
THE Car of Russia has ordered Zichy
the court artist. to paint a large picture
representing the recent railway disas tel
at Borki, where the imperial family mar
rowly escaped destruction.
THE marriage of Mr.. Joseph Chamber.
lain, of England to Miss Mary, daughter
of Secretary of War Endicott was SOL
emnized in ST. Johns Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Washington, on the 18th
THE Nova Scotia crop report, issued on
the 18th. says there has been a good
average yield of wheat, rye, oats and
peas. Owing to unfavorable weather,
all other crops are below the average.
THE French Government works al
Chatellerault for the manufacture of
small arms were destroyed by fire on the
18th. This will cause a suspension in the
manufacture of the Lebe1 rifle, the new
French arm.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED guests partook Of
the banquet given by the Home Mark ct
Club of Boston, on the 18th, in celebra-
ton Of the Republican National victory,
which the club contributed SO much to
bring about
CoMMoNEn JOHN E. REDMOND was un-
ment in Wexford Ireland) Jail, ON the
10Th. three weeks in advance OF the ex-
piration of his sentence, on the advice of
the prison doctors.
COLONEL Quay, chairman of the Repub-
1ican National committee, on the 12th,
appointed Mr.. A T. Britton, o. Wash
ington, chairman of the committee on ar
rangements for the inauguration of Pres
ident.elect Harrison.
MARY ANDERSON, who appeared for the
first time since her return to America at
Palmer's Theater, New York, on the 18th,
received a very warm welcome at the
hands of her old friends, who filed the
theater to overfiowing.
MINISTER PHELPS. speaking before the
Judicial Society of Glasgow, SEQ tland,
on the 18th, praised tho effective manner
in which the laws were executed in Great
Britain. but thought legal proceedings
were far too expensive.
h. P. CHE Republican candidate
for Congress in the Second North Caro-
lima district, telegraphed, on the 10th, that
the official count gives him 671 majority
over Mr.. Simmons, DEM, who at present
represents the dis trict.
The Producers Protective Association,
which was organized at Bradford, Pa,
one year ago to curtafl the output of
crude petroleum, will, on the last of the
present month, wind up its affairs and
dissolve the association.
THE Supreme Court of the United
States decided, on the 18th, that the pro-
-ceeds OF a life-insurauce policy can not,
under any circumstances. be diverted
from the beneiciaries nam ed to the use
of creditors of the deceased.
THE new Russian loan Of 800, 600, 600
francs has been concluded. 1t is in-
tended to devote 800, 900, 900 francs of it to
the conversion of the loan of 1877, the
balance of 100000, ,00) remaining at the
disposal of the government.
THE bodies of Major Bigger, of Atlanta.
Ga. Ella White, chambermaid. and
Thomas Moore, of Bloomington, I'LL, were
Hotel. lin Chattanooga, Tenn, Will CHI was
burned on the night of the 18th.
MRS. ANNIE BRENNAN, aged seventy
mine. travelled all the way from Consho-
hecken, Pa, to Washington, to request a
loan OF $500 from the President with
which to finish paying for her house in
ConshohOcken. Her mission failed.
POSTMASTER DALTON of tae House of
Representatives received telegram
from Mr.. Seymour, Democratic candidate
in the Fourth Congressional district of
Connecticut ON the 18th. which stated
that that district had gene Republican.
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JUDGE RucKER, of Denver, ON the
10Th, reiterated his statement concerning