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Iron County register., 1890-09-18
Ye PedagOgues, Take Notice.

The undersigned desires to reopen the
Iron County Teachers Association, and to
that end hereby requests all teachers who
feel an interest in such move to meet at
the High School building at Belleyiew. Sat-
urday, September Goth, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
If you feel that such work will benefit you,
be there promptly at the the time des signat-
ed, and come prepared to discuss some SUBJ
ject that is Of interest to you. We will have
no set program for this occasion, but we can
have an interesting session anyway. l ex-
pect to have, during the winter, some prom
inent educators to deliver lecturers to the
teachers, officers and patrons of our public
schools, and will do everything possible to
stimulate healthy sentiment in favor of
better schools for our children. These
meetings are always open to the public, and
it is hoped you will lend inspiration to the
occasions by being present.
A. p. VANCE, County Commissioner.
Iron County, Mo.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18
Announcement. .
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

FOX JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We are auth horized to announce VIM.
HILLS, as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace for Arcadia Township subject to the
choice of the people in the November elec-
tion.
We are authorized to announce FRANZ
DINGER as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace for Arcadia Township, subject to the
choice of the people in the November elec-
tion.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announce PAUL
PATTON as candidate for Constable for
Arcadia Township, subject to the choice Of
the people In the November election.
We are authorized to announce J. L..
BALDWIN as a candidate for Constable for
Arcadia Township subject to the choice of
the people in the November election.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18

endeavor to show the people Of Iron county
that the party which has been guilty of COM
mitting every political crime, from stealing
the presidency down, is the one that should
be placed in power in our local affairs. The
new sheet is promised to appear in the
course of few weeks. Whether it will be
the kind of paper the Republicans used to
support and encourage in this county, or
whether it will partake somewhat of decency,
remains yet to be seen.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18
Pilot Knob Items.

Miss Mary Walther is at home for short
visit.
Mr. A. l.. Jaquith Of Vicksburg, Miss, ac-
companied by his wife, left for their home
on No. Saturday, after spending few days
with his brother, Mr.. p. II. Jaquith. Mr.. j.
left his daughter Katie at the Convent Col
lege in Arcadia, which she will attend the
ensuing year.
John w. Jaquith left for St. Louis Monday
to finish the course at the Manual Training
School, having already attended two years.
John is a talented young man and will make
his mark in the world.
Miss Belle Craine and sister, Katie, at
tended the Exposition Monday, whence they
departed 10 st. Charles, where Miss Katie
will enter Underwood Seminary for the year.
Mr.. VIM. A. Jobe met with quite painful
accident last week by cutting his foot with
an adze. He is now able to hop about some-
what.
Mr.. Chas. Arnold, who sometime ago
abandoned the butcher business, has again
entered the field. ID.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18
Iron County, Mo.

1t is astonishing how rapidly the feeble
and debilitated gain strength and vlgor when
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. For what are
called "broken-down constitutions" moth
ing else has provad so effective as this pow
erful but perfectly safe medicine.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18

Go to Payton Martins Livery Stable TO
Buggies, Hacks, and for accommodation
for Picnic excursions. New rigs and good
horses.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18
A BARGAIN!
CHe017 Farm for SnLe.

Consisting of 228 acres, 60 acres In Cultiva-
tion, 40 OF which is we'll set to Meadow.
Fine Orchards. An abundance of Spring
Water. Good Dwelling. Good Barn. All
n necessary Out Buildings. Ia miles from L.
NJ. r. r. For terms, price, &C., call on, or
j. B. HAMPTON,
Notary Public, Annapolis, Mo.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18

The use of calomel for arrangements Of
the liver has ruined many a fine constitution.
Those who, for similar troubles, have tried
Ayers Pills testify to their efficacy in thor
oughly remedying the malady, without in
Jury to the system.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18
Campaign Song.

Oh, my comrades, be united!
Struggle for the right;
Do not fall, be not defeated,
Don't give up the fight!
CHORUS.
Reform the Tariff is our watch word,
And we'er not dismayed,
Though Reciprocity you call it,
Orthat dreaded name" Stree Trade ~
See that glorious banner waving,
Here the bugle blow,
Stand united, and we'll triumph
Over every foe!
CHORUS.
With Free Silver and Low Tariff
We can hold our own
Against the Barons of Protection,
Though so mighty grown.
Give us Byrns and Vest for leaders,
And We'll smite the foe;
In November we will rally
Then the RAIDS must go!
CHORUS,
There's another mighty hero,
At the front he doth stand,
Battling for the poor and needy
Missouri honors Bland!
Let old feuds be now forgotten
Heroes stand in line.
Then success will crown your efforts
Victory shall be thine!
CHORUS.
Working men don't waste your ballots,
Cast them all for Byrns?
He'll espouse your cause in Congress-
Pay you back IN turn.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18

Valley Supplements for sale at this Office,
for 10 cents each; by mail, postpaid, - cents.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18

Two of Judge Emerson's Cottages, in per-
feet order, for rent. tt
Iron County register., 1890-09-18
Pension.

Members of Capt. Pinckney l.. Powers
Enrolled Missouri Militia, also of Capt. Fl.
II. Finley's Company Enrolled NJ. VI. of
1863, can find something of interes. for them
il they will write me their present address.
FREDERICK W. FoUT,
Iron County register., 1890-09-18

CLOSING OF MAILS.
MalI>-NOrtn daily. ] 10 p. NJ.
40 PM.
South ...............12:5 u 30 Pm
................I:45 :45 PM,
IrOnton to Ioodwaterv via Munger,
Warren's Store, Edge Hill l,Good-s
land, Tuesday and Friday, ,......6 100 A. 81.
ontOn to Einstein Silver Mines,
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. L 80 p. NJ.
THOS. BEARD 2. NJ.
Iron County register., 1890-09-18

{. S. Claim Attorney,
612 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TIE STE or TIE LAFAYETTE MONUMENT

Washington. June 5.-Nr EVarts to-day prc'entc"
20 the senate a report from the committee on tne
Library Ia which referred the resolution inqnirlnS
,, what authority the site OF the proposed m""uh'
q, General Iafavctte was selected. In TINS report
, committee saws that tho present site. IN La'aycit"
parN opposite the Executive Mansion. selected o>
Tho secretary Of War the chairman Of the Joint Com
mite, on the Library. and tho architect of the Capitol
Il, within and coniormabie to The authority granted
them The stc selected by TIC committee for tic
statue IS on the edge OF the park and only icN
I'D. from, the statue of Jackson. which Is IN tho
ccrtrc 81 the park. In -clcc'ins this site tc com
nitcc SAYS II did not escape IT. attention ta' IN r
.1rol name assigned hv General Washington 10 any
puilc reservation 10 that I'm font - the grnunis
,dnptcd FOR the Presidents residence and 10 that he
,,,e the name IL Lafayette square.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

The largest crowd the week assembled at Brother
hood Park Yesterday 70 witness the frt meeting IN this
city between the NewYork and Brooklyn Players clubs
The game was well played and interesting IN spite OF the
fact tina; the held good lead from start
To finish and rather easily.
Ward and his players kindly received NcwYorks
former .horstop receiving coral tributes one hoEs"
the game for his blundcrs and the Wild pitching Of Mur
phy dd much to give the victory u the NewYOrA club
John Fwre pitched good form. and was superoly sup
norted hy his brother behind the bat.
Ewng's men took the lead by scoring three runs in
tho nrst inning Wild by Ward being responsible
,- two OF the runs base balls contributing to
hc o,her wards scored their nr-t run in the fourth
ING on a base balls man struck by pitched ball.
,ad a blsoh.t by Seery.
In the eth inning two 70 Ewinr's
mon core was .cnt TO hrst called balls and scoret
on Ewng's hone.run hit to centre field. IL was re-
rarAablo the ball rolling % the Eshtave fence
In the sixth inning four we're scored for Newfork
ON errors by Ward by Living brothers two bases
on called balls and sacrifice by ORourke. n tho
latter tart OF the inning bY Orr. McC"achy and
,ecry and q force by Sunday gave WaIds men run.
Each side scortu In the seventh inning
neither OF the runs scored by Evlncs being earned
For Btool<yn balls. hit by pitcher ana .
force hy orr sent two men around the bases. Wards
men scored a run In thc ninth inning on twc.blgger
v orr and a hit by Daily. The score was a. follows
y ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PROGRESS rs THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
HARD PLAY ExuAusT;NG ~ SUCH WEATHER
THE SCORES.

HARD PLAY ExuAUsT;NG ~ SUCH WEATHER
THE SCORES.
Continued nnc weather favored the tournament of
the New lorh Tennis club yesterday at Washington
Height and "a good sized crown present 10 cheer
on the contestants to their best efforts. The after
moons playing Was begun with two matches one
The remaining match of the hr, round of the singles.
and the other the first match of the ladies' aud
ccnilcmcns doubles. Tho former contest proved T.
be- 4 long aud lasted nearly two hours. which
considering the heat of the day cxhau,ting. t.
say the lcast. l.cach succeeded I'm winning two
straight sets. although both deuce and banage
and his opponent wanted but single point 10 win
the second. '. ;. Hall and {. Hobart proved them
selves to be a strong team In the double. and the
double prizes likely to be won by this pair or
their most dangerous ahversaries. Eames and McMul
len. some pretty tennis WIG PLAYED by the female
cx pets and the match between H. n. Perkins Mis-,
exciting. Miss Cahill served with telling effect and
the vollcymg Of both female players was eXccptionaly
Gne I'm tic ladies doubles but one match wa,
played resulting in favor Of Miss Buriette and Mi,
Mowry The singles will be finished thi, afton,ol
and the mixed doubles and gentlcmens double, coa
tinucd.
The scores OF the matches follow
sinaIcs-First round Il. v Beach beat A. S. Iunyon,
o. 10 5 second round {. II. Rmyon beat G.. II.
ucnshuw, C, 60. D0ubcs-Fir,t round G. J. Post
and NJ 7. Prosscr beat NJ. H. Wright and partner by
default; G. Hobarh and V. g. Hall beat Il. " Beach and
o. s. Campbell O., 10 c. {. L. Runyon and Il. X.
ferkin. beat \. =. Runyon and J. r. Hobart. 4G 6-3
GO Eames and l.. +. McMullcn beat w L. 1hachcr
and l. r. Wright 50. unfinished. Ladies' doubles
First round Miss BuIdcttc and Miss Mowry beat Miss
Mckinley and Miss Balantne CO. 2-6. 0-3. Mixed
doubesPrelminlry round c. J. Post and Miss Burdcttc
bca. C. h. Runyon and Mss Hobart Ga. Go. w. L..
Thachcr and Mrs H. g. Bsdeey bea: G. Hobart and Miss
Mckinley GO. 0-l first round r. n. Perkins and
Mis- Cahul beat E. z. McMullen and Miss V. Hobart.
G-3, l0-S.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

The tord weather yesterday just suited the balpayers
who like the thoroughbred. slways IN helr element
when the sun In all hS herceness IL was almost
warm enough fry eggs tho home plate at the uptown
ball grounds yes yet the players did not seem 70 mho
rho beat at all Th did however and those
who won't 10 the grounds adornet with collars and cus soon
cast them aside any breeze was stirring IL CID not
reach the Gag In centre field the spectators In the grand
stand The elevated railroad service was wretched as
usual and this did not help add TO the enjoyment Of the
spectators.
The aamc at the Poo Grounds was between the New
York and Boston League club but was too onesidcd 70 DC
really Interesting. The BC-tCn men simply outpayed inc
New. ork team every point and won with disgusting
ease on the last visit OF the Boston team the New-
Fnglanders were badly crippled and the New-Iorker'
them the conditions are just the reverse
was again tho only player In his regular position II moro
mi shan, occur the management will soon have
10 utilize some Of the ground help 10 put OH the nine
They will either do that out and lasso some
ncw players The team fully conscious OF s weak
ness and played accordingly.
Nothing admiration could be felt for the playing Of
the Boston team Their fielding perfect, their
hating excellent the battery work Of Ncos and Ben
nett clever in the extreme Benefits homerun drive over
rho Ie,, field fence was remarkable hit and has been
ouood on the grounds only The score was as fol-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
BIDDING FOR DALTDlORE'S STOCK
THE b. AND O. SHARES RISE FUR PoINIs WIN
THE CHANGE IN PROSPECT

TIE CHANGE IL PROSPECT
baltimore June 5 (Spccian.-On the Strength Oh the
ordinance passed by the City Council last iish. aus
thorzng the Sale of the city's $1,000 shares oi ai
more and Ohio stock the stock four points to'
day, fifty shares selling at 104 IL ana the fnarhet
closing at lO4 There is hardly doubt that the
Garrett syndicate which makes the bid at par VIII
get the stock Though the Mayor has not yet sis'leu
the ordnance, he said to-day, after coilereh0e "n
the two other Finance Commissioners, that seVera'
inquiries had been received about the cltys hodhsS
of Baltimore and Ohio, and it might be posiOe 10 ses
n better bid than that of President Bacon, OF the
southwestern road. representing the Baltimore ana
Ohio people. 1t appears that the Mayor ana finance
Commissioner Ernest Pratt the latter largely inter-
ested in the Pennsylvania Railroad, have not been
favorably disposed TO this Baltimore ana ONO zeal
and opposed the sale of the city holdings at par The
ordinance passed by the Council, however compels
Mr. Bacon 10 depost forfeit of 500 600 guarantee
the purchase and notwithstanding the Mayors staie-
ment that other parties offering higher figure havd
bid for the stock the Garrett syndicate have the cali
at par and the stock must be sold to them The
Mayor did not sign the ordinance today 0ut ne VIII
probably do so tomorrow, and will not obstruct tho
deal any further 1t is stated that the syndicate has
also secured option on the Johns Hopkins hodins.
IL is even stated that the syndicate VIII by the
$3.50 900 of preferred stock held by the state paying
slo7 50 a snare therefor the market price now beino
i3O and exchange This is as far it will 60. for the
80 900 shares OF common stock held BY the Johns
Hopkins at 104 Will put the university into
receipt at once Of nearly $4,000 ANNUALLY more
than il Is EOw receiving has received for several
wears Henry ". oliver, Of Pttsburg president of
the Pittsburg and Western Railroad company. has
been in the city recently, and so has solon Hum
phreys. Of New.York, who is connected with the
Wabash system. These gentlemen. with the Garrett
family and George NJ Pullman Of Chicago, are thought
be some Of the partners Of h. r. Bacon IN his bid
for the city's stock
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE WEA THEE REPORT.
FORECAST TILL g T. NJ. FRIDAY.

Washington. Jrnc 5.-For Norih,rn New England. rain
preccdcd bv fair In Eastern Name, slightly warmer
Eor Mlssa ,hdsetto. Rhode Island ct,cut East
,rn Ncwl ork iain, preceded by fair In tho southern
uoltons OF Rhode Island. Connecticut and Eastern New
York; warmer. except stationary temperature In East
,rn Ncw.York Western Massachusetts, and Western Con-
nactcut: southcrly winds cooler SATURDAY.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Ncw.Jcrscy Delaware,
Mqrylaud virginia and the Clrolnd, fair followed by
showers; stationary or lower temperature, cooler Sat.
Lriay
For wc,t Virginia, Western Pcnnsy lyana, western
New.York Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wis.
consln showers; cooler.
For Iowa and Nebraska far except showers IN Iowa
Minnesota and the DaRotus fair. preceded by rain
In Eastern Minnn,Sotl warmer SATURDAY. =,
For Arkansas. Missouri. Eansa, and Colorado. fair.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PROPOSED ARCADE ROAD IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 5 (special.-rherc has just been in'
troduccd in the Chicago City Council an ordinance
which gives permission and authority to the Chicago
Arcade Rapid rransit Railway Company to construct.
maintain and operate for the period Of nifty years All
elevated and underground railway with TWO or more
track. NOT exceeding three. and such other appn'
s,.os - may be deemed necessary and proper. The
mai, line is 10 begin at some point east OF F1fthave,
ho,vccn Madison and Harrison st,. and 70 exena
Tenre west between said streets. extending over.
49, ,nd through such lots lands and properly ss
,nc company now or hereafter may &quro.
scross The Chicago River by bridge or tnnmcI, 20
r. nr,srnt and future city limits. The ordlnahcS
mrther provides FOR the construction OF TWO oFsnea
roads
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
xrw posrv,srrRs OF TWO CLASSES.

Washington. June 5.-Thc President today sent 10
the senate the following nominations Of po>tmaNter'
Ncw YorR-Andr,w y. Bar nooklyn, Oliver II.
Grn.r. stapleton Judson Field. 'atNtoia; con
unctlcrt- Horton Pcdsc. ThOmaston. Pcnn>y lvanla
daniel /. = Neeley. eewickcy christopher ohccts'
f.r,dd,rh Nary land Washington g. Tuck, AnnipO
ue TcNas Sew +. Campbell. Rastrop; Jane, \.
Tollver. Columbus. Mssour-Nathar {. Garrison.
Hamilton. Mchisan-Ncr y. kinsey. SaSinaw MIN
ncrnfa.. william -. Hale. Minneapolis Phllo liaweS.
Iuycrnc Eansas-Andrcw J. Ryan, Augusta. Wash
inctnn-Thomas Smith, Palous".
Fourthclass postma'tcrs were to-day appointed As
follows:
pcnnsylvania--J. s. Janson Fuitvllle. New Jer
sc,-N Schulthorp. Hamilton. Conncctlcut-G. W
whitney, Rivcrton
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
BRAzU FOR ARBITRATION.
,-xrurs1,srrc,ILY ADOPTS THE SUGGESTION
OF THE AMERICAN CONFERENCE

OF THE AMERICAN CoNFERkNCL'
Washington June 5.-The secretary Oh eta'e mas
r.coivcd A dispatch from the United states Legation
,t Rio de Janeiro announcing that the CABINET mas
passcd resolution enthusiastically approving the
ton of the International American Conference In
recommending arbitration in all questions OF diner
.rcos between the several Governments Of America
The following is extract from 80 faN 'ho
official organ Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs az
Pic dc Janero referring 10 the subject At the con-
ference of the Ministers yesterday the resolution OF
the In ternaonal American Congress- determining thar
arbitration shall be rcsored to 10 settle all quesohS
arising among the American nations was presented
We are Informed that the Government OF brazil
throuch the Minister Of War. General Benjamin cQn
-tant lamenting that Chill has not accepted tnis
proposaL will Law before the next Congress the luea
Of sending Chill within five years deputatlons iroin
ali American Republics to solicit the acquiescencc OF
that country. And, as a natural consequence. mat
ali the American nations shall disarm, all onccis ana
soldiers OF the Army and Navy to keep the same honor
and rank as at present enjoyed. The Minister 9i
rorccn Affairs was authorized yesterday to telegraph
TO Washington this resolution Of our Government
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
MAK1Nn SOW rHoGHEss ox HE rAE1rr ELL

MAKING SLOW PROGRESS oN THE TARIFF ELL.
Washington. June j--Opening the doors of the son.
ate Finance Committee 20 the importers Yesterday has
had the effect Of bringing down upon the COMMITTEES
hosts Of people interested IN tho TaTH bill Who de
sire to make statements. In consequence Of the dc
mands Of this class, the committee made progress
this morning in the consideration Of the schedules 0f
the bill Mr. MOcn, n the firm Of WaShhurn 4 Nccn
Worcester Mass, was before the committee for a -hor
time. advocating free steel blooms and revision Of
the duty on wire. Tremendous pressure is being
brought bear upon the committee to secure a change
III the paragraph hNng tie duty on leaf tobacco avail
able for cigar wrapper, at :. pound II not ,icmmcd
and 50 20 pound II -tcmmcd The para graph ualtcs
the whole bale Of tobacco In which single leaf suite"
for wrappers may be found dutiablc Al the fatcs
namcd. II Is believed that The committee viii report
an amendment. which, while aforilng adequate pro
tection 10 native tobacco growers, will at the same
time enable the manufacturers Of Havana cigar in
this country continue their business, which has
grown to great proportions.
II was after 4 o'cJcl, vncn the Republican mem
bcrb of committee resumed work on The I'LL. No
effort was made 10 con6nc Themselves "a any one
schedule: but a half dozrn more suljcct,
,i1ercd and. members say. some progress wa, made.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TIE WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION.

Washington. June 5.--sccctary Blaine has aidrcs,cl
A circular letter the Commissioner, Of the World =
Columbian Exposition at Chicago saying that the
first meeting Of the Commission will be held at the
Grand Pacific Hotel. Chicago, at noon Thursday.
June 20. for the purpose Of organizing by the clcc
t0u of officers and the appointment of such commit
tees AS may be deemed cxpcdcn.' lie has also ap-
pointed Scvellon A. Brown chief clerk Of the state
Department as the representative Of that Department
i'm The selection preparation and safe keeping the
Government exhibit at the Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY TO BE SOLD.

Carlisle Penn. June (Npec"p.-Judec 'NeS' !"
MARYLAND. yesterday afternoon ordered decree uron
,h. snp,caon Of the attorney for TIE general bond
holders OF the shenandoah Valley Railroad Company.
and the attorney for the company. Colonel H. kyd
Douglass directing the sale oi all the property ara
franchises Of the Sbenandoah Valley Company WING
i'm the state Of Maryland. DEGREES were reoen.r
uassed by the Virginia and West Virginia courts lho
s,me trustee or commissioner was appointed, namely
,he rideIty Trust Insurance and safe Deposit Com
Many OF Philadelphia. il Is understood that ING
property will be formally advertised to be disposa
" az nnhuc sale some time IN september. The prop,
ty will contnue in the hands and under the contr1i
III The receivers until the sale takes place ana mas
been ratified
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
HOUSE Caucus oy FEDERAL ELECTION BILLS.

HOUSE Caucus on FEDERAL ELECTION BILLS.
Washington. June 5.-For the tenth time TINS sc''"h
the Republican members Of the House were IN caucus
tonight The occasion the pending propositions
10 enact a Federal Election law which nave aWedly
formed the topics for discussion at two preceding eau
cuscs The Attendance was small. ana the pro'e"l'
iugs were lacking IN interest. The Lodge ana ko"ci
bills were thoroughly discussed. The southern mem
ho~s generally favored thc Lodge bill, rs more
powerfu remedial .peasurc and IT was supported 10y
NcssrS Lol.e. McCOmaS. Grecnhacc Henderson, oi
iowa and Uouk. Mr. Rovcl made an earnest aFgu-
mcni in support oi his bill. and was aided IN MS ~"
yocacy by Mcssrs. Allen. Of Michigan Payne and
Frank The drift of opinion among the Western men
,ecucd 10 be In favor Of the Rowcll bill some Oh
lection was developed. however. 10 the feature pro
gliding for dual returns BY election oiutcIh ana by
suu,rv.sors which IL feared might interfere
seriously with the organization % the hoi't hiteF
ma, discussion had iun along for more man Two
honrs Mr. Baync ut Pennsylvania. endeavorcd 10 Sc
cure \ tc,i vote but. on motion oi Mr. tr'nk' ms
wa, deferred until next Tuesday night, to winch tlme
the caucus adjourned