Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-10-18

JOHN ]. DONOVAN, on the 10th. declined
. unanimous nomination at the hands OF
the Eighth Massachusetts, Congressional
District Democratic convention, but was
afterward induced to accept.
The fishing schooner Madeline was
cut in two and sunk near the coast OF
Newfoundland. on the 9Th, by the Ma
tional Line steamer The Queen. Twenty
one members of the crew were lost.
The Liberal leaders IN England and
Ireland view with much concern the
Strengthening bonds between the Union.
lists and Tories, which BODIES no good to
| their cause.
The steamship Wensleydale, from AS
pinwall, arrived at New York, on the IL tn
with her captain dead, and seven of hel
eighteen men sick with chagres fever OF
a severe type. The vessel and crew were
sent to quarantine.
JOEL T. EARHARDr YVES nominated fol
mayor Of New York by the Republican
County convention on the 18th. John W.
Jacobus was nominated for sheriff.
JUDGE THURMAN received telegram.
on the 10th, which caused his immediate
departure from Washington for Column
bus. q.
The Grand vizier of Turkey issued q
decree, on the 18th, forbidding the issue
are permitted to continue.
The famous Pau-Electric Telephone
case was placed on hearing on demurrer
at the general term of the District Court
in Washington on the II tn.
A DECISION against the Government IN
favor OF John .Wanamaker, Of Philadei.
phia, for the recovery of duties illegally
assessed upon silk ribbons imported by
him, it is said, will establish q precedent
that will involve the Government in like
claims for more than s., o00, 900 in favor of
other importers.
LYMAN STUART, one Of the best-known
engineers on the Upper Mississippi, died
at his home at Bellevue, Ia, on the 18th,
after lingering illness He was fifty
years of age.
FROM compilations made at the Capitol
and at the Treasury Department the esti-
mated receipts of the Government for the
present fiscal year are only $4,000, 900 in
excess of the appropriations already
made by the Fiftieth Congress.
The Ohio Pr ohibitionists had a special
day at the Columbus Centennial, on the
18th, with an immense attendance and
addresses by General Clinton B. Fisk,
DR.. John A. Brooks and Rev. Sam Small.
THERE were fifteen new cases of yellow
fever and much distress for want of
nandina, Fla, on the 18th.
NATIONALIST circles in Italy are very
much dissatisfied with Emperor Will
Jams visit to the Pope.
THE Boyer Valley Bank, located al
Woodbine, Ia. and the Caldwell Bank at
Logan, in the same State, closed their
doors, on the 18th, and areceiver was ap-
pointed.
WIN. NowLIN, of Boston, aged twenty
one, a brother of the murderer OF Mix
man Goldman, was arrested, on the 18th,
on suspicion of being about to commit a
similar crime. The plot was overheard
and given away by servant girl.
WALTER MCCARTHY, eighteen years
train in Chicago. on the 18th, and miss
ing his footing fell with his neck across
the track. His head was severed COM
pletely from his body.
The Car and Czarina of Russia re-
viewed the troops at Tif1is ON the 18th,
and afterwards laid the foundation stone
Of the Girls Institute building at st Pc
tersburg.
TIE race for the eleventh great chal-
lenge stakes, run at Newmarket England,
on the 18th, was won by Lord Calthorpe's
three-year-old bay FLY Sandal.
EMPEROR WILLIAM met with q cordial
welcome tarOuSnout tho journey 10 Rome.
Crowds gathered at all the stations and
greeted the royal visitor with shouts of
'.Long live Germany and Italy,"
ENGLAND has given notice of the adhs
sion of Canada, Newfoundland, Cape
Colony. Natal, Australia and New Zea-
land to the submarine cable convention.
A PUBLIC funeral Of the victims Of the
Mud Run wreck was held In Pleasant
Valley, Pa, on the 18th.
A MONUMENT to Bishop Dupanloup was
unvailed in the cathedral at Orleans,
France, on the 11th.
DANIEL GoULDING, a former warder of
Tullamore Jail, was arrested, on the 18th,
for pei jury, committed at the inquest into
the death of Mr.. Vaudeville who died as
the result of harsh treatment in prison.
THE question Of adjournment is the
most interesting topic now being dis
cussed in Washington, and an early dis
Of Congress is probable.
l. L. AYREs, telegraph editor Of the
Des Moines Ua) Leader. and a veteran
newspaper man, died on the 18th, from q
stroke Of paralysis received two weeks