Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-28

oS the occasion or Emperor w lillaIu' s
visit to Queen Victoria, naval maneuvers
will be held in his honor.
THE woonsocket Or. H. Rubber Com
pany is soon to erect the largest rubber
boot and shoe factory in the world.
THE ensign of Erin was again in the as.
cendent in New York City on st. Pat.
rick's Day. Abram S. Hewitt is no longer
mayor.
THE customs authorities at Tacoma, W.
T., have seized opium valued at $1,000
found in four barrels supposed to contain
sauerkraut.
PRINCE BISMARCK has made up his MIND
that an alliance with England is impossi-
BILE. The "Old Country" will not go back
on America.
IT is said the President is withholding
the appointment of minister to England
until the arrival of the British Minister
Sir Julian Pauncefote.
THE youthful King of Servia, Alexan.
der, has requested his mother to refrain
from adding to the difficulties of his posi-
ton by her presence in Belgrade.
THE Secretary of the Navy, on the ODD
issued sailing orders to the United State:
steamer Thetis, at Mare Island Navy.
Yard. to proceed to Sitka, Alaska.
A PARTY of two hundred New Workers
and BrOoklynites intend to camp out on
the shores of Lake Superior near Duluth
Mimi, for two months during the coming
summer.
IT is stated that a company has been
formed to run electric cabs over the
aCnha1f Re Of in and
that it will have its cabs in service in q
few months.
THE fourth annual meeting OF the Hol-
stein Friesian Associationwas heldin New
York City, on the Doth, large number OF
cattle-raisers being present from all parts
of the country.
FOURTEEN of the largest paper manu-
facturers in England have formed a syn
dictate for the purpose OF raising the
prices OF paper. They represent CAPT
tai OF S10,000,0o0.
THE boiler in Whitney s. TuttIe's saw
mill, at Pound, Wis, blew up on the 18TH,
killing August Regel and Otis Clements
instantly, and seriously, if not fatally,
injlring several others.
THE police Of Zurich Switzerland, have
ulSCOfcEou tLidG JULIUS arc NC
ing extensively made there by Nihilists
and Anarchists. Two Russians have been
arrested in this connection.
THE strike of the New York City feather.
workers is virtually over. The girls ad.
init their defeat. One hundred of the 80
girls who struck in Cohnfeld's factory
returned to work on the 21st.
RECENT unusually high tides and heavy
seas have wrought sad havoc along the
New Jersey and Long Island coasts. The
damage to property will amount to hun.
dreds of thousands of dollars.
THE United States Illuminating Com.
pany, one of the important suppliers OF
electric light to the City Of New York, has
passed into the control of the Wrestling
house Electric Light Company.
FRANK FULLERTON, Lynn Mass
school-boy, who disappeared on June IL
1887, and has since been mourned as dead
by his family, has returned home after
having made a circuit of the world.
A NEEDLE in the foot of Charles Nier,
OF Scranton. Pa, which had defied the
skill of the physicians to locate and eX-
tract, was drawn out, on the 22d. by hold
ing the member near an electric dynamo.
THE British ship Bay OF Cadiz slong
. overdue from Sydney, Australia, for
San Francisco. She is commanded by
Captain Davidson, and is steel ship of
1876 tons net, owned by j. Bullock, of
London.
ROBERT SIGEL, the pension Office clerk
of New York City, who was convicted of
forging pension checks, was, on the 21st,
sentenced by ] Judge Benedict in the United
60 s,,f E,,-is.
Tertiary.
EDITOR WILLIAM O'BRIEN refuses to
avail himself of the freedom offered by the
Parnell Commission upon the application
of Sir Charles Russell unless the condi-
ton that he will refrain from agitation is
dropped.
THE Haytien Legation at New York
City report that Mr.. Leoncio Julia, the
Dominican Consul at New York, has been
dismissed for aiding the Haytien rebels
in violating the neutrality laws of the
United States.
W. C. FORD, ex-chief of the Bureau of
Consular Reports. is said to have made
copies of the collection of Washington's
papers in the hands of the Government,
from the publication of which he expects
to reap fortune.
A
A PARTY of Japanese travellers consist
ing of Count and Countess Sana, Marquis
and Marchioness Nadia, Lieutenants
1oshi, Saiton, kato, Minra, Horinchi and
number of attendants are making tour
of the United States.
Rev. MIR. WHEELER, a prominent Method
ist CT Roanoke, N. c., caused a sensa-
ton in the conference at Baltimore by
6enouncing appropriations for negro
education at Lane University as meant
''to keep the lazy nisgers in idleness."
a PARTY OF 125 Disguised Colorado gold
prospectors passed through Denver, on
the 2Gh, on their way back from the al
legged gold fields in Lower California.
They say that the gold discovered around
Ensenada was planted there by specu-
lators.
The California Legislature adjourned
sine die at half-past two O'Clock on the
morning of the 18th. and to signalize the
closing of the session, two important
prize fights were arranged, at which near
1y every member from both houses was
present.
THE Government Of Persia has pledged
itself not to grant railway concessi ons
without consulting Russia. The Shah is
willing to concede to Russia the right of
navigating the rivers emptying into the
Caspian sea, but is unwilling to consent
to her other dema nds.
Mrs. PIERRE, OF New York, won the
first prize in a beauty contest at Nice.
France, but returned the trophy for the
benefit of charity, in the interest of