Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-18

Vile, Tenn, on the 18th, on q telegram
| from the Governor of Mississippi. He
| was soon after released on a writ of ha.
| beas corpus.
The ceremonies incident to the funeral
| of Mrs. John Tyler took place, on the 18th,
| from St Peters Cathedral, Richmond,
Va. After the ceremonies at the cathe-
| dral, the remains were taken to Holly
| wood and inferred on the left of the grave
| of her husband anu between his grave
and that of his daughter, Mrs. VIM. H.
| Spencer.
IHE approximate earnings of the At
Gibson. Topeka & Santa Fee railroad, all
lines, for June, We're $2,01G2I5; an in
| crease over the same month last year of
"a, 100.
MRS. TYLER, widow of the late John
Tyler, of Virginia, ex-President of the
United States, died in Richmond. Va, on
the 10th. Mrs. Tyler was about seventy
years of age and married President Ty-
Ter in the White House at Washington.
She was a Miss Gardiner, of New York.
w. j. RANNELLs, of Macarthur, o., was,
on the 18th, appointed an assistant At
torney-General in the Department of
Justice.
PRESIDENT HARRISON, accompanied by
Secretary and Mrs. Window, left Wash
ingtOn, on the 18th, for Deer Park.
WILLIAM H. BLoDGETT. of Wisconsin,
the principal examiner in the Patent Of
flee, resigned on the 18th.
UNDER a decision of Secretary Tracy
the per diem employees of the Navy De-
partment will hereafter be entitled to
thirty days. leave of absence each year.
In the French Chamber of Deputies, on
the 18th, NM. L'Herrisse and Laguerre
made violent speeches denouncing the
government for the recent arrest of Bou-
langist members at Angouleme. NJ. La
guerre disregarded the warnings of the
president, who finally adjourned the ses.
sion. Upon reassembling a vote of CEN
sure upon NJ. Laguerre was adopted.
The gum boat Petrol had private trial
trip on Chesapeake bay. on the 10th, and
developed a speed of fifteen knots an
hour, two knots greater than required by
the contract, and ], 4O0-horse power, or
800 more than required by contract.
Should the official trip be equally success
full. the contractors, the Columbian Iron
Works. of Baltimore, Nd, will receive
SIC, 600 premium for the extra horse power
developed.
THE Philadelphia Cricket team and the
Liverpool team played at Liverpool, on
the 18th. the Americans starting off.
In the first innings they made AS. The
Liverpool team then went in and made IA
anu no WlcRetS CoWu, anu tue game clOSeU
for the day.
THE tenth Royal G renadiers of oronto,
Ont, have challenged the Massachusetts,
Rifle team to shoot a match, with eight
or ten men on a side. either in Canada,
Massachusetts,, or 10y telegraph.
THE ninth annual encampment of the
Pennsylvania division Sons of Veterans,
in session at Renova, Pa, adjourned on
the 18th, after selecting Wilkesbarre as
the place for holding the next encamp-
ment, which will meet between the LIST
and 18th of May, 1890.
THE Yarana beat the Valkyrie in the
Bangor regatta on the 18th.
THE Philadelphia cricketers visiting in
England beat the Liverpool club in
game ended on the 18th by 152 runs. The
Liverpool club were outplayed at every
point.
On the 18th two men and two women
were boating on the Schuylkill, at Phila-
delphia, when the men began skylarking
and the boat was capsized. The harbor
police rescued three of the occupants, but
the fourth, Katie Farrell. was drowned.
THE London Official Gazette announces
that the blockade of the insurgent ports
in Hayti being plainly ineffective. the
government has notified the Haytien au-
thorities that they must not modest Brit
ish vessels visiting those ports.
THREE cases of smallpox were found,
on the 18th, in family residing six miles
south of GAINESVILLE. MINI. They were
at once quarantined. They were recent
arrivals there. General vaccination has
been recommended by the physicians.
THE Austrian Government sent two bat
talions of troops by special train from
Graz to the little mining town of Leoben,
on the 18th, in response to a telegram
stating that the striking miners had as
sumed a threatening demeanor and We're
about to attack the residences of the mine
owners.
In a quarrel, in Paris between NJ.
Thompson, Algerian deputy, and NJ. Laur,
Opposition deputy for the Department of
the Loire, NJ. Thompson struck NJ. Laur
in the face several times with his fists
and then kicked him SO severely that his |
injuries had to be cared for by surgeon. |
A bloodless duel resulted.
CHARLES RYAN, a widely-known and |
popular citizen of Pittsburgh, Pa, was
drowned while bathing at Altoona on the !,
10Th.