Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-07-03

The Louisiana House OF representa-
tiyes passed the Lottery bill, on the
25th, after striking out The monopoly
feature
THE foot and mouth disease has re-
appeared in the Duchy OF Hesse, and
large numbers of cattle are dying from
its effects.
AN explosion of fire-damp occurred in
colliery at Saarbruck, Rhenish
Prussia, oil the 2Sd, killing three men
and injuring several others
SMALLPOX is prevalent on both sides
OF the border along the Eusso-German
frontier, and deaths from the disease
ale a., l,o: t.o1 =: ::.::ac--:sy- cf tho towns.
THE late Thomas C. Sloane, of New
York. left by will, SIS, 900 for the
Sloane Laboratory, and $500, 900 to Yale
College, available on the death of his
wife.
W. Ii. CATE, recently unseated by the
House of Representatives, was again
placed in nomination by the Democrats
of the First Arkansas Congressional
district on the Goth.
THE Yale Cornell Columbia fresh
mems boat race on the Thames at New
London, Conn.,, on the cash. was won by
Cornell. Time, 11:1614: Yale second
11:25: Columbia third, 11:29.
A DISPATCH from Senior Martinez So
bral, Minister of Foreign Affairs of
Guatemala, dated the Goth, announces
hot Int 1a
broken out in San Salvador.
II the trial of the Cotton Belt train
robbers at Texarkana, Ark, on the 23d.
the prisoners were remanded without
bail, chained together and sent to the
Jail at GAINESVILLE for safe-keeping.
EDWARD DE LUCE, Chief Engineer of
the Navy, died, on the 18th, at New
Brighton, Staten Island, in the sixty
second year of his age. He was pro-
NOTED to be Chief Engineer in 1861.
Mr.. CARLISLE introduced in the SEN
ate, on the Goth, a proposed amendment
to the Sundry Civil Appropriations bill
to appropriate $3.50, 600 to enlarge and
improve the military post at Newport
Ky.
THE commencement exercises of
Bowdoin College, at Brunswick, Me-, were
held on the Goth, and class of thirty
six was graduated. At a meeting of the
overseers, President Hyde was re-
elected.
An explosion occurred in a parafine
warehouse at LISA, PruSsian Poland,
on the 23d, completely destroying the
building. Seven men were killed,
twelve were seriously injured and sew
eral others slightly hurt.
An arrangement has been consum-
mated between the Hungarian Minister
OF Finance and the Rothschild syndic-
ate whereby 500, 900, 900 forms of five
per cent. paper will be converted into
four per cent. gold rentes.
SEVERE. shocks of earthquake have
occurred in the vicinity of the Black
Forest of Pennsylvania creating great
CONSERVATION among the inhabitants,
many of whom have deserted their
houses and are camping out.
Mrs. ADA II. WISE, of Orbisonia, Pa,
tainted while filling lamp, on the
Goth. and dropped the coal-oil can on a
stove. She and d lit.le son, VINO was
standing at her side, were drenched
with the burning oil and fatally burned.
THE Sixth International Sunday
school convention opened in an informal
manner at the Exposition Hall at Pitts
burgh, Pa, on the 23d. The exercises
were mainly devotional. The conven-
ton opened for business at nine o'clock
on the morning of the cath.
JUDGE Balm, of Winnipeg, Man,
rendered a decision, on the 25th, in the
famous separate school case, upholding
the law recently passed b. the Legis-
1ature abolishing separate schools, and
granting an injunction to restrain
teachers in Catholic schools from hold
ing religious exercises.
HERBERT A. BEECHER, son of the late
Henry Ward Beecher, was acquitted in
the United States District Court at
Seattle, Wash, on the Goth, of the
charge of larceny of a book from the
custom-house at Port Townsend, while
he was collector of customs. The case
has been pending for more than year.
THE report of Grover Cleveland as
referee in the suit of Phelps VS.. Ven
ner was set aside on the 27th, by Judge
Coke of the United States Circuit Court
in New York City. The court holds
that Venner is entitled to commissions
upon certain stock transactions, in
which the referee decided against Ven
ner.
THREE men robbed the Harlin Springs
stage on the Lawley toll road, two
miles from CaliStoga, Cal, on the 25th,
mistaking it for the stage carrying the
express and mails. There were nine
passengers in the coach. from whom the
robbers took S24O and two gold watches.
and from the driver they secured eight
dollars more.
PRESIDENT MENENDEz of San Saliva
dor died suddenly, on the night of the
2od, soon after the conclusion of BAN
Duet in the city of San Salvador Dur
ing the panic which ensued General
Marcial and several other officers were
killed at the barracks General Carlos
Ezeta, the leader of the forces, has as
sumed command.
THE overdue steamship Denmark,
having on board lot of horses of the
s.Brookfeld stud, consigned to DR.. Webb
and VIM. E. Vanderbilt, arrived at her
New York dock, on the 27th, from Lon
don. She was nineteen days making