Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-31

By ELL D. AXE.
RoNToN. MISSOURI
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events
John WANAMAKER, OF Philadelphia,
paid short visit to the President-elect on
the e3d.
THE fireworks to be used at Washing
ton on the night OF Inauguration day Will
cost LOCO.
Rev BOYD VINCENT was on the 18th,
consecrated assistant Bishop Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church OF the Southern
Ohio diocese.
4 DISPATCH from Sydney. y. s. W, says
that the German gun-boat Olgo has taken
Malietoa. ex-King OF Samoa, TO the Mar
shall Islands
On the sd. Passed Assistant-Surgeon
". c. Wilson was found dead in his bed
on the receiving ship St Louis, at the
League Island Navy Yard
President HARRISON has informed Sem
ator Allison that if he refuses TO accept
the Secretaryship OF the Treasury Iowa
will not get a Cabinet position
LIEUTENANT CHADWICK, naval attache
of the American Legation in London, will
shortly return home and be succeeded by
Lieutenant Buckingham, L. S. y.
THE Paris Figaro states that Empress
Frederick has accepted French legacy
of 100000 francs, and becomes the pos
SCISSOR of landed property in France
THE Secretary of State, on the oath, re-
ceived a cable message from the United
States Consul at Colon, stating that af-
fairs on the Isthmus of Panama are quiet
CARDINAL HAYSALD, Archbishop of Co
1ocsa and Baes, has offered his herbarium,
a rare and extremely valuable collection
Museum
THE employees of the Senate who claim
Illinois as their voting place, sent a very
handsome basket OF flowers to Senator
Cullom, on the 23d, in honor Of his re-
election
a DEAL by which the Pullman company
secured control of all the palace car
business of this country, except that of
the Wagner company, was censummated
on the sd
MRS FAYETTE c. SxEAD, who was wide
1y known as a popular writer on social
topics under the psuedonym OF Fay"
died, on the oath, at her apartments on 81
street, Washington.
DELEGATE CAREY was given a hearing,
on the 23d, by the House committee on
Territories, in favor of the admission of
Wyoming as a State. His argument was
very able and quite long.
GENERAL CHARLES (. GRosvExoR, pres
ident of the National Union League, has
called meeting of the National Council,
to be held at the Ebbitt House. Washing
ton, on Saturday, March ?, at a. m.
GEORGE LYNCH, one hundred and two
years old. got lost in Harlem, y. Y. The
police took him to a station-house and adj
vertised him. and later his son Patrick,
seventy-fve years old, called for him
THE House foreign affairs committee,
on the oath, adopted the Senate Panama
resolution A subcommittee was ap-
pointed to consider all correspondence
sent to the committee on Samoan affairs.
THE Military Appropriation bill for
1890, which was reported to the House on
Tic Sotur OIL Va
466.615, against S24, Al, 800 in the bill of
1889. The estimates for 1890 were S25,-
o76, 35s.
THE Foo Choo (China) Echo says that
China will annex Corea after the En-
peror's marriage. and the present King
and his family will be deposed, and Mar
quis Tseng will be appointed as Viceroy
of COrea-
VICE-PRESIDENT-ELEC MORTON is now
a regular attendant in the Senate during
the morning hour. He takes a seat usual
IL in the private gallery, and is said to
be quite chummy with the pages and at
PENDANTS.
A STUDENT in the school of Pharmacy
at the Ann Arbor (Mieh.) University is |
down with smallpox A great scare |
exists among the students, and the doc |
tors are overrun with applications for |
vaccination
SExAToR-ELECr MCMTLLES, of Michi- |
gan, was on the floor OF the Senate, on the |
23d. making the acquaintance of his future |
associates through the kind offices of Sem |
ator Palmer. whom he succeeds in the |
Fifty-frst Congress.
THE funeral services over the remains |
of the late Hon. Isaac H. Bell, ex-Minister |
to the Netherlands, took place at Trinity |
Church, New York City, on the 23d. |
Among those present was Vice-President-
elect Levi P. Morton.
NJ. GOBLET. French Minister of Foreign |
Affairs, has telegraphed TO NJ. Wadding-
ton, Ambassador to England, instructing
him to ask Lord Salisbury for all explana-
ton of the seizure by Great Britain of two
of the Tongway islands.
ADv1cEs from West Africa say that
eleven native policemen, headed by
British officer, in conflict with party of
Warboys at Sulyman, killed 131 of the
enemy with a Maxim gun. and the rest of
the party fed in dismay.
AT the request of the French authori-
ties, Eddie Guerin, alias George Graham,
an American burglar, has been conveyed
to Lyons from London, bound and close
ly guarded. He is accused of stealing
100000 francs from the Bank of France.
O'DoNovAN Rosa has begun suit for
libel against the Catholic News. of New
\ ork, placing the damages at 500 900,
and suit will also be brought against
Henry Labouchere, u. p of London
Truth, for slanderSus attacks upon Rosa.
THE trial of Mr.. VIM o'Brieu was re-
sumed IN Dublin on the 18th. The de-
PENDANT was absent but the court ordered
the trial to proceed. O'Brien was adj
judged guilty and sentenced to four
months Imprisonment without hard
labor.
THE London Chronicles Rome rorra.
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