Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-11-14

4X ELL ID. AXE.
RONTON. MISSOURI.
THE New York City Worlds Fair COM
mietee have decided not to use any part
OF Central Park as site, but to use the
lands north and west of the park.
Our of $50 veniremen at Bessemer,
Mich, examined up to the 9TH, only
three had been selected to act as jury
men in the case of Holzhay, the high
wayman.
TYPHOID FEVER has occurred in eight
cen of the twenty families in Quebec,
Can, who take milk from a dealer who
washed his cans in water from an inn
pure well.
OFFICIAL advices from Abyssinia, of
the sth, state that the dervishes burned
Gondar, and were subsequently, defeated
by the Abyssinians, who killed three of
their chiefs
COMPLETE but unofficial returns from
every county in the State of Iowa show
Boies' Dem.) plurality for Governor to
be 100, which will not be much changed
by the official count.
AT the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Copyright League in New York
City, on the 7th, the proceedings indi-
Gated that the international copyright
project is gaining ground.
NrcEr JNcoY~ CON IF tho Lotto
Levi Lincoln, who was Governor of
Massachusetts from 1925 to 1884, died at
Worcester, Mass, on the night of the
sth, aged seEenty-eight years.
PROF. NJ. f. KELLOGG, one of the
best and Oldest educators in the State
of Georgia, died at Atlanta on the 1st-
He was the founder and president of
College Temple, at Newman, Ga.
OUT of Is, ZOO votes polled in the re-
cent election in Idaho not more than
The vote demonstrates that the people
are strongly in favor of Statehood.
EN-PREs1DENT and Mrs. Cleveland, in
company with ex-Secretary Bayard, ar
rived in Washington, on the 9th, to at
tend the marriage of the latter to Miss
Clymer, which took place on the It'll
BARONESS Won GLUMER, known many
years ago in New York society as
Frances A. Bartlett, famous belle, has
entered II e profession of journalism on
he Universal, City of Mexico daily.
LATER returns from Ohio show that
the Democrats not only elected their
Governor, as at first reported, but also
carried the Legislature, thus securing a
Democratic successor to Senator Payne.
GENERAL MAHONE was acquitted, on
the 9th, in his hearing before the mayor
of Petersburg, Va, on a charge of shoot
ing Herbert P. Harrison in front of Ma
homes residence on the night of the
5th.
NOTICES were posted in all furnaces
of the Mahoning Valley, O., on the
9Th, granting all employees an advance
in wages of ten percent, to take effect
November Is. The increase was un-
solicited.
THE London County Council has APP
proved almost unanimously PROPOSE
ton to remove the gates from certain OF
London's streets, which have long been
an eyesore, nuisance and an impede
ment to travel and traffic.
THE Admiralty Court at Halifax, n.
s., on the Sth, gave an order for the sale
of the seized American schooner David
J. Adams, conditionally that the order
should not pass until the 18th, when in
structions were expected from the
United States.
GENERAL MALONE was arrested at
Va, on the night of the 5th,
and held in $500 for the grand jury,
charged with shooting Herbert P. Har-
rison, who, with a number of compan-
ions, was sending off fireworks in front
Of Mahone's residence.
THE executive committee of the
Trunk Lines Association met in New
York City, on the 9th, and discussed the
question of advancing corn rates from
The West. The meeting resulted in the
adoption of resolution referring the
natter to the Presidents Association
.or adjudication.
THE returns from every precinct in
Ohio, unofficial, show that Campbell de-
eats Foraker by 11,454, and that the
Democrats have both branches of the
with eight majority on joint
ballot. On the rest of the State ticket |
t is very close, and probably some on
zach ticket are elected.
WHILE John Uhler, jeweler of Men |
or, O., was in the rear room of his store, |
IN the evening of the 9Th, back win |
low was smashed with rocks, and when |
lie ran to discover who threw them, a
entered at the front door
md secured tray of gold watches |
7alued at $500 and made good his es-
APE.
A LETTER prepared by distinguished
committee in behalf of the American
Bar Association, setting forth the great
accumulation of the business of the
United States Supreme Court and max
ing strong statement of the urgent
necessity for the enactment of some
measure OF relief, was presented to
President Harrison on the 9Th.
+. w. BARRETT, Washington CORE
spondent of the Atlanta Constitution,
was sent to Alabama two weeks ago to
seek an interview with the outlaw
Rube Burrows. He started with a
buggy, on the night of the 4th, to drive
from Sullivans to house where Bur-
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