Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-22

Rev. DIR. j. II. BAYLIss, Of Cincinnati,
editor of the Western Christian Advo-
cate, died at Bay View, Mass, on the 14th,
aged fifty -four.
THE second anniversary of Prince Fer
dinaud's ascension to the throne of Bull
garia was observed, on the 18th, with APP
propriate festivities.
The New York Republican State COM
mittee. on the 18th, selected Saratoga as
the place and September % as the date
for the State convention.
THE Coloneicy of the Seventy first In
fantry regiment of the Austrian army
has been conferred upon Field Marshal
Won Moltke by Emperor Francis Joseph.
In consequence OF pressure from the
Central European, powers the Greek
Government has countermanded the Or
ders for Greek war ships to proceed to
Crete.
NOTICE was posted at the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange. on the 18th, that John
Friedlander & Co. were unable to meet
the calls made on them for margins for
future contracts.
THE Dominion Government will not re-
cede from it's original contention that the
United States has no jurisdiction over
Canadian vessels in Behring sea outside
the three. mile limit.
THE vicinity Of Mammoth. Pa, was
visited by a snow-storm shortly after
daylight on the morning of the 18th. The
white flakes fell until the ground was
completely covered.
The ST. Petersburg Novoe vremya, in
an inspired article. says: 'The outside
powers will make themselves sorely felt
when the triple alliance attain their real
object-namely, war;"
KEYEs P. Cool, one of the oldest BUSH
ness men of Glens Falls,N. Y, and PEN
sioner of the war of 1872 died, on the
18th, aged ninety-four years. He was
born at Vergennes, VT
THE State Department has been noti-
fed that DIR. Horatio Guzman. the Nicara-
guam Minister at Washington will repre-
sent his government at the International
American Congress to be held next
October.
GENERAL BoULANGER, Count Dillon and
Henri ROchefort were found guilty of
conspiracy by the French Senate High
Court of impeachment on the 14th, and
sentenced to Imprisonment in some for
titled place.
THE grand jury Of Marion County,
Miss, on the 14th, found indictments
against Kilraln, Muldoon, Cleary and
Donovan, as we'll as Sullivan and Fitzpat-
rick, participants in and witnesses of
the late prize fight.
COMPLAINT has been lodged with the
Civil-Service Commission against POST
master Ankeny of Minneapolis, Num-. of
having made 'divers and sundry" ap-
pointments in his Office in violation OF
the Civil-Service law.
THE summit of Mount Washington was
covered with snow to the depth of an
inch and a half on the 18th. The guests
at the summer resorts INDUCED in live
ly game of snow balling. The thermom-
eter stood at SO degrees.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand persons attend
ed the annual athletic exhibition of the
Clan ma Gael in Philadelphia on the 18th
The profits, amounting to 5000, will be
devoted to securing the arrest and pun
ishment of the Cronin murderers.
THE twelfth and last plank in thu plat
form adopted by the Virginia State con-
at Richmond, on the 18th, de-
ciares that Democratic and white SUI
premacy in the State is paramount to
the tariff or any other consideration.
The agreement reached at the recent
between Emperor William
and Lord Salisbury is believed to all in
tents and purposes to amount to an alli-
ance between Germany and England, al
though no formal treaty was concluded.
TIE article on State, school and grant
lands was before the Washington Terri
tory Constitutional convention on the
10th. The debate was on the school lands.
1t was finally decided that there shall be
no policy of retaining them engrafted in
tie constitution.
DURING a rehearsal at the Grand Opera
House in Boston about midnight, on the
10th, q quantity of gun-cotton in the
hands Of James Denehy exploded, burn
ing him about the face aud eyes. Henry
J. Meyer, an actor, was also burned about
the face and hands.
THE louisville, New Albany 6 Chicago
railroad has taken the initiative in re-
ducing rates for the G. A. r. Encamp-
ment at Milwaukee, Wis. to the basis OF
one cent per mile. It is anticipated that
all other roads east of the Mississippi
river will take similar action.
The committee of the Commissioners of
of the cotton growing States
made public their report on the 18th.
They report very satisfactory results 10
their conference with the New York Cot
ton Exchange regarding the substitution
Of cotton bagging for jute bsgging.
A LARGE force Of workmen are still en-
gagged clearing out the debris from the
cellars at Johnstown, Pa. and as a con-
sequence more bodies are being found. |
Four corpses were recovered on the 14th |
two women and two children. 1t is ex-
pected that many CHASTITY fluids will yet
be made.
EBEN s. ALLEN, ex-president of the |
Forty second and Grand Street Railroad |
Company, New York City, who pleaded |
guilty in the Court Of General Sessions |
to the fraudulent issue of stock of the !
was, on the 10th, sentenced by |
Judge Gildersleeve to fourteen years. i'm |
prisonment in State prison.
THE steamship City Of Paris, which |
sailed from New York, on the eth, and |
passed Sandy Hook at 4:05 o. m. of that |
day, arrived at Queenstown on the 18th. |
Her time-5 days, % hours. 40 minutes
is forty-nine minutes faster than the
previous best record for a steamer going
eastward across the Atlantic.
THE late riots OF Hungarians in the
tPa.) coke regions have
to the producers the me-
cessity for a more peaceful element in the
district. As consequence several ope-
rators are seriously considering the adj
visibility of sending colored workers into