Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-10-04


DoS CARLOS, the Spanish pretender,
has written letter denying that he is
negotiating for a reconciliation with the
Spanish Government
THE City of Mexico viii not declare
quarantine against the United States un
til real cases Of yellow fever appear in
New Orleans or Texas.
PRINCE BISMARCK. on the 24th. pro-
nounced the alleged excerpts from the
diary of the late Emperor Frederick. re-
Gently published. apochryphal
THE exodus of congressman to their
homes still continues, and 1t is the iu-
tention of most of them not to return to
the capital Until after the election.
Sioux CITY. IA, is In holiday attire In
honor Of the fall festival season and the
inauguration OF the magnificent corn
palace. The festival lasts two weeks.
THE Senate, on the 25th. confirmed the
nomination OF, Winfield Scott Schley to
be Chief OF the Bureau of Equipment and
Recruiting, with rank OF Commodore.
rHr disease among the cattle near
Wabash, Ind, supposed to be pleuro-
pneumonia. was. on the 18th. pronounced
Texas fever by the State Veterinarian.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY. on the 9th. pub
lished an indignant denial of Mr.. Cham
berlain's allegations that Irish leaders
haveIprofited by the Nationalist agitation.
THE Royal Opera House in Pesth. Hun :
gary, was totally DESTROYED by fire on the
evening of the oath. There was no per-
Torrance, and consequently no casual
ties.
A COLD southeastern, with drizzling rain
and wind, made the 9th the most disa-
greeabie day experienced in Jackson
Vile, Fla, since the outbreak of the yell
low fever there.
SrANLEY's Syrian interpreter arrived
In London on the oath. He confirms the
report Of Bartellot's brutality to the ma
tives, but brings no late news from the
great explorer.
THE trial Of Mr.. Edward Walsh. editor
of the Wexford Qreland) People. W no was
arrested in August for offenses under the
Crimes act, was, on the 26th, postponed
until November.
IT has been definitely ascertained that
twenty members of the Home Rule dele
CATION in the British Parliament are the
recipients Of stipends from the National
League or other funds.
1HE f6pOEt Oh Iu0 4IluCoSS VI w dt0e
narrow escape, in Austria from being
turnover by railroad train. was posi-
lively denied by the officials at Marl-
borough House on the 94th.
WIN. a PITT, professor of chemistry In
the Buffalo IN. W High School has dis
covered process for refining oil petrol
cum, which till now has refused to giva
up its extra charge of sulphur.
GovKRNoR JACKSON of Maryland res
pited Henry J. Spencer. who was to have
been hanged, on the 18th. at Cumberland,
for the murder Of Scott Dawson. The
execution is suspended until October g.
SENATOR CHANDLER introduced reso-
luton, on the oath, authorizing the COM
mittee on privileges and elections to con-
tinue the Investigation Of the Louisiana
election outrages throughout the vaca-
lion.
Ar the meeting of the House committee
on the judiciary, on the 9th, the various
bills on the subject of trusts were taken
under consideration and talked over at
length, but without reaching q conclu.
sion.
THE Empress of Austria explains that,
although she admires Heine's poetry,
she withdraws her donation to the Heine
ulOuum6uL 1u0O, 6L tue IcQuoSt VI tuo
Emperor, in consequence Of Heine's in
suits to the Hohenzollerns.
THE London Times. of the 18th, COM
plains of the governments apathy in the
search for Stanley and Emin Bey, and in
the future colonization of Africa, in
which, It says, the Germans are allowed
to occupy the whole sphere.
The Empress Eugene positively de-
clines to publicly take any notice of the
derogatory statements concerning her
late husband, Napoleon I'LL, which ap-
pear in the published version of the late
Emperor Frederick's diary.
BISHOP You've, of the Church Of En-
gland, on the 9th, forwarded to the Do.
minion Government at Ottawa an appe al
In behalf of the starving Indians in the
Northwest Territory. whose condition he
reported as truly deplorable.
THE Northern Pacific Railroad Company
recently negotiated sale Of 700, 900 acres
of its land grant, fifty thousand acres
TO DE selected this tall and the remainder
next year. The purchasers are said to be
New York and German capitalists.
TIE English Radicals are violently OPP
posed to the proposition to reinforce the
garrison az Suakim with British troops,
ON the ground that the military party Is
exaggerating the strength of the hostile
natives in order to justify reconquest
Of the Eastern Soudan.
OecAR TKLLEUR, who was detained In
New York pendin g proof that he was q
political offender only, was ordered back
TO Belgium, on the 18th, by Collector
Magone, upon evidence that he had been
liberated from prison upon tho express
condition that he should emierAta