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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-10-31


FIVE pupils in Japanese school near
temple in the province of Kiangsu hid
themselves in collins upon which anoth-
er boy placed the lids and informed the
teacher that they had gone to Heaven.
When the lids were removed all the boys
were found to be dead from suffocation.
The sixth boy fled. but the teacher over
took him and logged him to death.
GENERAL IGNATIEFF arrived in Rome,
on the 22d, on special mission from
Russia to the Vatican, bearing an auto
graph letter from the Gar accepting the
arbitration of the Pope on the Balkan
question, and leaving His Holiness free
to convoke congress or adopt any other
course which, in his Judgment, will lead
to the establishment of a modus vivendi
between Russia and Austria.
GOVERNOR FowLE of North Carolina
opened the Eleventh Annual Colored
State Fair at Raleigh, on the Esd, by a
speech to large audience OF negroes,
in whose behalf and protection, should
it be necessary, he pledged the whole
power of the State. He spoke of the
happy condition of the Southern negroes
and said his auditors were as happy as
any people on the face of the earth.
A MAN giving the name of Charles
Harris, who was arrested at Reading,
Pa, on the s5th. for forgery, and who
admits his guilt, is supposed to be Tas
colt, the Chicago murderer. He has all
the scars and wounds, the bad teeth,
facial characteristics, habits, etc., men
toned in the description of Tascott
Tascott is described as guitar and
mandolin player, and among the pris
oner's effects is guitar and some either
strings
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

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Llas sE4reolzc So zs.~< siss ~sy s.e4<--
sc-D 1-a-ss aln~4yS So 49, - zzzAzs s14p-
h sFsrT a1se ssEase 1@1~F - re 49, vessel
Elsss way tAs os1sE kesSs - hsr eo1rss- II
24rrow 11AzasGs ssery ss14z-sx = z6t kzsc -
sl4z1osEsL
30 nzmer0as az1 tls4szr0s.s have
besa ths e1llisto1S - sea- "a fog and
fzir weather. eslLz - a1ezsEzla-
lnxs zbozk TIE e 4les - t1e ke-1
And - za1y eLestlels lave come aD
betsrs zarlae "a o4la-s Tor ssttLelns1s
involvtns a1ll4s Disputes. tL8s ig =
sxees1inxiy grob45ls thzr ths ~kulesT
49, 30 exDsDsiFsly amended - tts
0afersn1s IN rte marine disasters %
recent years ~hlsh 1zEe been attended
- lsss u ne. fglly twenty per cent.
have besn - 4ssd - this sane mls1n-
1ersszndi1g. resair rlng 10 collision. TIE
4uaTold41fe conclusion IA ssaRolnz
eLfelss - tlat zs captains are only Co
anxlO-1s % observe TIE rules. ths fault
rests Ntth she code itself
TIE International Code en- ploys one.
80 And rhFee CO signals IA al cases
sxeept Tor signalling TIE names of ses-
sea. ~ten fo1T rags are Invariably
ussd The regular signals of ths Code,
- nov universally Used ~ martins
rar.oHs ara a. follows.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Li.sie Nan. or fogr summers, considering
IL her duty - entertain lady who is walt
ing FOR mamma, enters into conversations
Nsn Have ven got any little gr.si
The Galleries. have two.
Nan-D-o0 you ever have 70 whip emf
yhe CAller-ln afraid / have 70, sore-
time
Eau What do you whip en- withi
The Caller amused Oh, when they've
been very uaushtF, / tazs my shpper.
Nan (most Ieeiilg.y, as mamma cnJersl-
Y-yo-y0u ougat 20 use hsir-brush; ny
mamma does, and il hurts awfully.-L Life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

a. ono Of the gpestsl w hat funny people
take their dinners AZ this restaurant. papa
Look AZ that mal over there eating his soup.
Every tine he swallows "A mouthful he drops
his chin. and wabbles his tongue OUT. aud
makes motions - II he was trying 70 swal-
low himself. What Is the matter with him
Wlhe's father Cooking = moment al the
painful spectaclel He Is a man, my son.
who has lately parted with iaag mustache
and is unable 10 convince himself yet that
it's goue.-Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Branch-Tree, congratulate me. and come
right along and take something Yes, you've
got to. It's ten-pound boy. NY first, you
know
Tree--Really. Branch, you must excuse
me this morning. Tor can net enter into
the spirit OF the occasion. Do not insist
now / am in no mood for It.
B-anch-What the matter, old mani
Tree-its boy At our house, too. Ny
eighth, you know.-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
ALLEGED HUM0R


Tn.n B2thsr--I beg psrdoR, sir. Have ws
not ne. oeforsi
Stout Bstber Possibly, sir. i an Blee
soa. he Inventor u "Bl0bs0n's Great Anti
Pal Remedy"
Thin Baihsr-Ah, / knes could not be
mistaken ! zm Prot Dingo&ts q the
School q Physical Culture Sl.ke g.
Fts~x
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
Professional Instinct Conquer. Rage.

Tough looking party tentering sanctum,
Soy. be you der duck dat pokes SO much fun
at der prize fightersi
Editor producing club I am
Tough-lookfng party (retreating: Oh, lei
up on dat, Gully Yer couldn't raise der
stakes fight for on all de stuff in dis she
bangl-Iife
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
Fluctuations in the idea Market.

EmplOyer-Yes, l want a boy and one
whose got some ideas of his own. Who
blackcned your eyei
Applicant for a situation-I guess / won't
suit, for don't care 70 have any ideas.
had an idea yesterday that could lick Bill
Simpson, and that's how l came 10 have this
eye-Time
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
Took 1t as q Personal Remark.

She had q very bad cold, but Adolphus
had asked her TO 60 TO the theater and she
weat At a certain point in the perform.
suce one OF the actors looked over the side
of the stage vessel and shouted: ''Thers
she blowsl"
"See here" she said to Adolphus, 'pu
going home. / didn't come here to be in
suited "-Judgo
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
THE RICHEST MAN IN KENT CO.

Few people of the wealth Of Of their neigh
the of their in commonplace and
but few imagine that the north part of this county there
lives whose wealth manifest. Coming this country
early date all bis lands value and spite him
self he rich He admi1e of scenery and beside
lake, whose banks odded and kept evegroe De
castle OF the finest granite, covering and ono
ground. Every imaginable here
The viand Of the old world daily bis table re-
gardess of expense and trouble obtain. The very atnos
phere breathes luxury from every quarter; gam his
premises of every description his disposition un
servants await his every bidding.
While his accumulaoas arc unknown millions, yet he
says greatest come his money or estate
but the solid has derived be has slept
egant wardrobe bed he bought Of the Phoenix Furniture Co.
Of Ottawa and Lous-sts Now reader YOU may not
have his millions bat you Of these from 5000 up
and make your home comfortable as his.
PHOENIX FURNITURE COMPANY.
CORNER OTTAWA AND LOUIs-sTs, GRAND RAPIDS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Agent-Sir, let me show you set of The
Encyclopaedia Britannica in twenty four
volumes
Mr.. Dolly dnterrupting)-I have no use
for it At al, my man. have just graduated
from college ". Y. Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

fccfout announces - TACT Is t,le or'-rr
ca duty. Who referring % The code,
transla,esfs 'sI ar OF IRE" An an
swsrirg signad 81 encouragement IL
sent, VITA ths sssurance q succor. bu.
almost ~ ths sarnP u1oVngut clouds %
black srrolCe begin 70 rrSn from 'hs
1ouTrsd ship o. steamer. and amid
them rnD - seen tbe sirrrsi. Y. .. 6"
- r1rst 2ban.lon shs vessel " "Rem AIN
on t5e shtp.' siErDal back Ere rescuers
- sneY rla'to hsste. h1s - - too late
ORR more sre burning vessel signals
ard it - her lest. 70 run the fays
~. " r I'm sirrkku 80 Before tha
bostscsn reacn hssr. al meg b. over. and
anocher sdlssd sofAe lcssg lss ef ocean
fraTrdiss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
No Wonder He Went.

Sni.h-Why do you grieve 40 much about
the death OF your unclel i know very well
you were deadly enemies.
Jones-Yes, but still he was blood rela-
ton, and besides he didn't leave mo any
thing in his will Texas Siftings.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
No Objections

Mr.. Downy Lipp-Do you object 70 smoke,
Miss Gertrudei
Miss Gertrude--Oh, don't object to a
cigar. or pipe, or a kerosene lamp, or a
tar-kettle. But why don't you light your
cigarette Mr.. Lippl
Downy Lipp-I--l'm afraid haven't any
match Puck
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
a Question of Conviction

Romantic passion and worldly wisdom
dear sdored one, since your cruel pa
rents win rot give their consent, what do
You say % oiopingF'
my souls idol, nothing would suit ne
better could / convince myself that it's ny
duty 10 60 without my wedding presents ~
.-Iildra
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Ms Brown-Come here this moment,
Johnniei I must punish you FOR aiding
down the banisters.
Ifttle Johnuie-Plesse ma. aiir't you just
tel re net 70 make noise running down
sta.rsl-Judge
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

"Niss Psssee sr-T iust bad Der izsteerts
ti~-e1avi Ridiculous
Ifs TIVE. T5a kurw ste vas h.-- -
&c 2srh - Fsbruary E5sr-er's Bzzs-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
ALes.on In Gnoxrnnhr.

Teacher-What is geography
Pupil-A description OF the earth's sur
face.
'sHow is the earth dividedi"
'By railroad corporations and real-estate
boomers n--Arcola Record.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

sni,h-T've just bees eatinR good ofn
rer az DooTo0afs restsura1t 7 tel you
VIA j. IL. there are 70 fies on his table
Brewn-Of course there isn't Thsv are
al in TIE soup -Aroois Record
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

VEL Brc~1e, kcw &c y5l srs v-s-
selfr-
Never ioss nyss-f II "a. szr2ass
: s@vsrtise ~-Esr7svs Eszax,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
SINGING IN FEAR.
Unusual Manifeststion of Terror Given BY
Famous Woman.

Unusual Manifestation of Terror Given BY
Famous Woman.
The vision of sudden death Is often
accompanied by a view OF the past life,
not as procession Of events, but rather
as an instantaneous picture, or as q re-
fection in nirrow. During a severe
storm at sea Mrs. Frances Ken BILE
passed through an experience OF this
kind, which she describes in her
Records OF Later Days"
The terrific gaie lasted nearly four
days, during which time she and her
nurse, the only women on board the
ship, were prisoners in the dark cabin,
the skylghts OF which had been closely
covered TO protect the passengers from
the seas that broke over the deck.
At the height Of the storm the nurse
passed the night in prayers, without
once rising from her knees. Mrs.
kembls sat on the cabin floor and saw
plainly the whole of her past life.
With the vision came an almost despair
ing sense Of loss and waste. Then fol-
lowed o keen survey of her religious be-
lief. aud that seemed to her her only
important concern.
This spiritual mood, during which
there was the utmost tension of mind
and body, gave way 70 an exhaustion,
which she could only relieve by singing
every song she could reconect-Eng-
lish, Scotch. Irish, Welsh. French, Ger
man, Italian and Spanish. She sang
them loudly, one after another, in rapid
succession. Not till the day broke and
the sense of danger passed away with
the going down OF the gale did she cease
her singing.
When the subsiding OF tho storm al
lowed the captain 70 leave the deck, no
came into tho cabin and congratulated
Mrs. Kemble upOn her courage.
AT the very height Of the storm, I
am told. you were heard singing away
like a bird
Mrs. Kemble had some difficulty IN
making the captain see that he had
drawn = mistaken inference from her
action. and that fear instead Of courage
had provoked her 70 sing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

"Tfs's mean. cgufempt nan. WHY
vist ae is now be owes entirely % ne "
NO wonder he has srud &c sFsinst yop
II be ewes rs ulesuness an1 oouteupti bility
70 r1u Harper Bszsr
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
NO DANGER FROM FIRE.
Mountains Of Asbestos-LeWis mOrrI-
 son i'm Faust.

M unt t81n1 Of ASbeBtOg-LeWt@ mOrr1- son i'm Faust.
 A reporter of the COURIER met MT. Frank L. Bixby, MT. Lewis Morrison's business manager, yesterday in the midst of his rounds arranging for the appearance of his star at the Hyperion Theater on Wednesday evening, and as this play and the star are comparatively new to this city, determined to learn something in regard to them. After a pleasant chat in regard to the illness of the great actor MT. Booth, Mir. Bixby, with an eye to business, said: "Have you ever seen MT. Morrison's devilg' and as our scribe pro- fessed ignorance of the acquaintance of all classes of devils, MT. Bixby continued: 'sWell, the Devil as presented by my star is not such bad appearing Devil as the many cuts we have seen of his satanic majesty make him appear. Of course you know that
 the play of Faust is built upon the lines of
 Goethe'a immortal story and comes from the
 same source from which we get the opera of
 the same name. In our version of the play
 we have given the scenic and electrical artist
 free scope for 8 wonderful display in their
 respective lines: in fact. electricity and fire
 are both great aids to us in our production"
 "But are you not afraid of introducing fire
 on the stage in such profusion2" said our
 scribe "Nat at all, said MT. Bixby. There
 is not the slightest danger. MT. Paine, the celebrated pyrOtechnist of London, has in-
 vented for us an asbestos scene for the great Brockem act, so we have great masses of mountains constructed of asbestos, which, you know, is fire-proof, and there can be no dan ger of fire whatever, as the scenery won't burn. So we are enabled to keep up our
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
FAEkx HAVEN.
Temperance Notes Removals Per- sonal Items-General News of Local HMteFeHt.

Temperance Notes Removals Per-
 sonal Items-General News of Local
 Interest.
 MT. A. A. Baldwin of Milford delivered an excellent temperance address at the meeting held in the Grand avenue Baptist church yes terdsy afternoon under the auspices of the w. c. T. U. Mrs. Lawrence and her sister sang several selections very acceptably.
 The w. c. T. U. ladies will take charge of the services at the jail next Sunday morning at o'clock
 A ladies' prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. Nelson Lindsley's residence on Quinni- piac street this afternoon.
 Miss Sadie Beck with who has been ill with throat difficulties during the past two weeks, was able to be out yesterday
 MT. George Stevenson Of Poplar street will move to St. John street this week. w. s. & E. H. Rowe, jewellers, have taken the contract to keep the clock in the tower of order during the next six months.
 The w. O. T. U. will hold their prayer meeting at their parlors tomorrow afternoon
 Mrs. Mary E. Taylor of Providence is visit ing friends in Fair Haven for few days.
 This evening the local division of the Sons of Temperance will install their recently elected officers.
 Mrs. William Winter has gone to Thomas. ton for few weeks and is visitiag her un- cle, Porter Darrow. Her son, Robbie, has gone back to school in Hamden.
 Captain William G. Dickerson is to speak at the Baptist church next Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. Thomas K. Miller of Franklin street is building three story house on the corner of Grand avenue and Jsmes street.
 MT. R. W. Emerson has moved to Strands burgh, Pa.
 Mrs. Jennie Newton has returned from 8 visit to Goshen, Mass.
 The funeral of Daniel Grady, the young brakeman, who was killed by falling from train near the Malleable Iron Works in Mer- iden, was held Saturday morning at nine o'clock from St. Francis church. Rev. rather Mulholland oficiated and delivered @ touching address on the past life of the de- ceased; The bearers were: Daniel Halloran, Jonn William King, Michael Malone, David McNamara, James Fahey and Daniel Scott. me me 'nterment was in St. Rernard's cems-
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
THE GOLDEN oANDLEsTlCKs.

THE GOLDEN OANDLEST1CKSs The Subject of Rev. Dr. PaulsOnss Discourse at the George Street M. E.
 Church Yesterday Morning-The
 Evening Session.
 The nearness of the New York East con- ference enabled New Haven Methedists to supply those pulpits yesterday left vacant by retiring pastors with some of the best talent in the conference.
 To the class belongs Rev. Dr. Paulson, of Flushing, L. l., who occupied the pulpit in tine George street Methodist church yes- terdsy.
 The subject of his sermon in the morning golden csndlesticks."
 After discussing the wonders of Johns vision the preacher said: "Now John de- clares in this text that he saw seven golden csndlesticks. The seven candlesticks repre- scented the seven churches of the Lord in Asia Minor; the churches at Ephesus, at Smyrna, at Pergamos, at Thyatira, at Sardis, at Philadelphia and the church of Laodiceaus. The church as referred to just now, does not mean the material church, 1t means, if you choose, the spiritual church which ex- isted in tho beginning and which will con- tinue to exist forever.
 John says he saw seven of these candle sticks. Now the word seven signifies per lection, as we read of the seven stars, the seven vials, the seven angels and the seven years of jubilee.
 The Church of God is ftly represented by candlestick, because a candlestick is @ hol- der of the light. The church is designed by heaven only to hold the light and the spirit of the Lord only speaks to the heart through the church. Every child of God is a church of (4Od and any man if ha ha in ha daaart or far away in the wilderness, if he be a child of God, that man Is 8 church of God.
 The apostle says that the oandlesticks were of gold-not steel nor silver, but gold Who does not love goldl am told that even rail- road officials love gold; that even the men some Christian men and women, of course remote from New Haven, love gold. Gold represented purity, so that there is some ex- cuse for loving gold. You take piece of gold and beat it and hammer it indefinitely and yet it will not break. So it is with the atheists have been hammering at tine church of God. What is the result9 Why, 1t is the same as with the gold, it does not break but spreads out indefinitely.
 If perssn does good to the best of his or her ability, why, even the angels cannot do any better. sometimes ask my little daugh- ter, we sit down to the supper table to- gether, ''What have you been doing all day?" ''The very best I could, papa" she answers, and then kiss her and say, "Even the an- gels couldn't do more."
 Dr. Psulson in closing spoke of the glori- ous spreading of Methodism over the earth.
 In the evening Dr. Paulson preached a powerful discourse, taking for his text James V, 1920: "BrethreD, if any of you do err from the truth, and one convert him, let him know that he which eonverteth the sin- ner from the error of his way shall save 8 soul from death and shall hide multitude of sinsn
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
SPORTING MATTERS.

The New Ravens vs. tine metropohtans
 To-Day All Hoping TOT Goou
 Weather-Nearly Everything In Heao-
 iness-The YaIes Will Play the New
 Havens Next Saturday-RumOfsI That
 Staxg VIII Pitch-Other Notes.
 This afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the New Haven Amusement company will formally launch it's new enterprise before the public in a game between the New Ravens and the Metropolitans Manager Spence will utilize three batteries, playing each one three in- nings. They will be: Carsey and Smith, LsIly and Dillon, and Fitzgerald and War ner. Horner would be put in, but he is not yet in good condition. The boys were very fame and sore yesterday, but for all that they will try to ''kill" Jack Lynch's curves to-day and beat the ex-champions ot the American association. Among the visiting players will be the ever-to-b be remembered Johnnie Troy, who will cover short. Re- served seats for the center section will be sold at Silverthau's this morning. The side wings will not be reserved. One rule will be strictly adhered to, which is that smoking must be confined to the two extreme ends. Ladies who attend will be well protected as a force of policemen will be present. In the rear of the grand stand will be places to hitch over hundred teams. The entrance for teams will be at Dewitt street. All base ball enthusiasts are wishing for good day. Gates will be open at 2:30. Here are the two teams as they will play to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
Advaeexo Mothers.

k14. winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil- drsr teething is the prescription of one of United States, and has been used for forty years with never failing success by millions of mothers for their children. During the process of teething it's valueis incalculable.' It relieves the child from pain, cures dysen. tery and diarrhea, gripping in the bowels and wind collie. By giving health to the child if rests the mother. Price 25c botrle- a9lnwf&w1y
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
CATARRHAL DANGERS.

To be freed from the dangers of suffocation while lying down; to breathe freely, sleep soundly and undisturbed; to rise refreshed, head clear, brain active and free from pain or ache; to know that poisonous putrId matter def1les the breath and rots away the delicate machinery of smell, taste and hearing; to feel that the system, does not through it's veins and arteries suck up the poi son that is sure to undermine and destroy, is in deed blessing beyond all other human enjoy ments. To purchase immunity from such a fate should be the object of all afflicted. But those who have t-ied many remedies and physicians despair of relief cure.
 Sanford's Radical Cure meets every pha,e of Ca tarrh, from simple head cold 10 the most loath- some and destructive stages It is local and con- stitutional. Instant in relieving, permanent in curing safe economical and never failiBg
 Sanford's Radical Cure consists of one bottle of the Radical Cure, one box of Catarrhal Solvent and one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one package with treatise and directions, and sold by all drug gists for $l.
 POTTER DRuG CHEMICAL. CoRPoRATIoN. BOSTON.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
EinanI1aI.
The Market Is Very Active and Every thing Moves Up, the Closing Prices Being ae Fractional Gains.

SKW YORK, Aprll D.
 The stock market unusually active for a half holiday to-day and, exec pting the last fifteen minutes, the movements of prices were steadily up ward. The publication of the weekly bank state ment, which was unexpectedly unfavorabe, caused selling by small trade rs, but in spite of the late decline the final var iations were fractional gains. Atchison first in point of activity and was followed at dist ance by Burlington and Quincy, Northwest, St. Paul and Missouri Pacific in this order. Of these the two principal granger shares closed 1s per cent. lower, and the others from s for Atchison to 6 cent for Missouri Pa cnc, higher. Tho largest advances as e rule, were recorded by specahies or by stocks thas are mot usually active, and the l rgest declines by the leading western railroads. The closing not weak, however, and the slight declines were notn- ing more than the result of the operations of small traders who wished to close their engagements at the end of the week.
 Closing prices reported over the private wires of BUNNEl4L ts SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers:
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-08
New R1ilford,s Trout.

How so many fine trout came to be caught in New Milford last week excited curiosity and the matter was inquired into. It was found that they were caught in the reservoir of the New Milford Water company and that fishing there was "all the rage" so much 80 that prominent townsmen of big avoirdupois and big pocketbooks were among the anglers. The fishing will be stopped by law.