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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
THE PUBLIC PURSE.
The Treasury Departments Monthly
Statement-Iieceipts and Expenditures
for September-The Reduction in tho
Public Debt, Etc.

The Treasury Departments Monthly
Statement-Iieceipts and Expenditure
for September-The Reduction in tho
Public Debt, Etc.
WAsHISGToS, Oct. 1.-The public
debt statement issued from the Treas
ury Department to-day, shows a de-
crease in the debt during the past
month amounting to S4.5S2, 901. The
interest-bearing debt exclusive OF the
bonds issued to Pacific railroads Is
$685., 6SS, O10, against $3.50. 91S. 90 on
September 1, a month ago, or reduc-
ton in the bonded Indebtedness dur
ing the month amounting to S42, 49,
$50; while on the other hand the sur
plus in the Treasury, which a month
ago, including subsidiary coin and Ma
tional bank redemption fund, was Si07,-
597,617, is to-day $50, 791, $50, decrease
during the month of S41. 606 81.
National bank depositaries to-day
hold $50, 297. Ill of Government funds,
Dr. about 500. 900 less than on Septem-
Der l.
Government receipts from all sources
Turing the past month were unusually
heavy. aggregating $50, s04, 354, against
81, 4l6, 300 in September. 1889.
On the other hand expenditures for
Septem Der past we're Ss3. 49,. l06, against
$40, i62, 500 in September 1889. More
than fourteen millions of this compare
tive excess of expenditures during the
past month over those of September
last year is accounted for Oy the unusu-
ally heavy bond redemptions in Sep
TENDER past-nearly eighteen millions
having been paid out in interest and
premiums, against 1855 955 in Septem-
ber 1850
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
knights of the Golden agile.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct "A brilliant
street pageant of Knights of the Golden
Eagle took place yesterday afternoon
in the presence of thousands of people.
who thronged the sidewalks along
which the gayly-uniformed knights
moved in splendid array and gave evil
dence of their admiration by frequent
outbursts of applause. The parade was
in commemoration of the fifteenth an
niversary of the introduction of this
popular order into Pennsylvania
General Maurice E Stafford, of the
Pennsylvania division, was at the head
Of tho line in command
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
The President viii Visit st. Louis His
Western Trip.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The President
Tuesday received telegraphic invita-
ton from St Louis to visit that city
and witness the ceremonies incident TO
the Yelled Prophet celebration. Rep
resentative Neidringhaus, of St. Louis.
called at the White House yesterday
morning and personally reinforced the
invitation. The President did not give
him definite answer, but i Is probable
that he will accept the invitation and
stop at ST. Louis on his way TO Kansas
and other points where ne has engage
mentS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
A District Attorney Who Refused to DO
His Duty.

New YORK, Oct. "A peculiar episode
took place in the court of General SEES
.sions yesterday. The grand jury
brought in an Indictment for conspiracy
against the full board OF walking dele
gates of the building trades. 1t was
evident that the Indictment had been
found without the consent of the dis
trict attorney, as ne arose in court and
moved that they be dismissed. Re-
corIer Smythe immediately dismissed
them. The indictment was found in
connection with the boycotting of brick
manufacturers
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
Exciteme in the Birchall Case Fast
Substituting.

WooDsToCK. Ont, Oct. 1.-The ex-
element over the great Birchau trial
is fast subsiding. While every body is
satisfied as to the business OF the YER
dict, universal sympathy is felt
for tho young wife who is suffering
severely from the strain of the past
week and the result of the trial.
Birchall seems unmovei by mis- sem
tence. He drew fancy picture yester
day morning for a friend who called 20
ask after him and signed it y. Rex
Birchall, October l. 1890" He shows
no sign whatever of fear, and evidences
no luminosity toward those who testified
against him. Another guard was APP
pointed yesterday morning, SO that
there will be guard in his cell with
him continually, night and day. His
daily walk in the Jail yard has been
stopped. and he will never more go
down the jail stairway until he goes to
the gallows.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
Fatal Explosion of Boiler at Chewaiia,
Tennessee.

PURpY, Tenn. Oct 4-Thursday
about four o'clock at Chewalla, Nc
Marry County, five men were instantly
killed by the explosion of steam
boiler belonging to MIR. Guriey who had
recently bought the mill Gurley's
body was torn into shreds- VIM john
sons head was torn from bis body and
IT was thrown fifty yards from the mill.
Walter Pitman and his brother and a
son Of Gnrley's were killed A negro
was badly injured and it is thought he
will die. There was another person in
sufed hit not seriously.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
Death Of the Valet of the Connie de Paris
in New York

NF-w YORK. Oct karl Haas, the
valet OF the Comte de Paris. who was re-
moved from the steamship Germanic to
St Nincent's Hospital at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, died at seven
o'clock last evening from intestinal OBJ
strucsion- He had been i'll during the
voyage. and DE- Racomier, the physician
of The Comte de Paris was present when
he died He was thirty-two years old,
and nativ, IF BoSkowitz, Austria.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
MISSOURI DEMOCRACY.
The Campaign Opened in st. Louis
by enatOr Vest.
The Missouri Ss,tesman Sounds the Fey
Note OF the Campaign ami shows
Up the Weak Points OF the
Dominant Party.

ST. LoC:s, Sept Ex-senator George
G. Vest. of this State. opened the
campaign last evening with 4
speech at a rousing Democratic rally at
Chrig's Cave Hall, presided over by
Hon. Z. A. Noonan, mayor Of the city.
After the various ward delegations had
taken their seats and the audience had
been regaled with Dixie and the
Red, White and Blue" by the band in
attendance. Mayor Noonan briefly in
PRODUCED Senator Vest, the Little
Giant" of the Democratic party of the
State of Missouri:
Senator Vests Address.
Ny FELLOW CITIzENs-I esteem myself
ing constitu ency whose agent and servant
1 have been for twelve years in the Senate
of the United states In repres en- tativs
country like oars. public servant who has
honestly endeavored to discharge his duty
can have no greater privilege than that of
discussing the issues in which Ii has acted
rs the agent of the people. and he can have
no reward great as their appreciation.
Applause. am not here to- night for the
purpose OF indulging in vitup ration of
great parties OF the country, and
the body of citizenship throughout the
whole United States, are irlnued with
the honest and patriotic desire to bring
about the largest amount of welfare for our
common cs''IItry. [Applausp. when the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

= ~ ANA
time com IS that even
Il large minority of the
people of the United
States do not earnest
iy desire the welfare
of their country,we are
approach ng not only
Il crisis, but we are i'm
nediately confronted
with an era which
must soon eventuate
N public disaster and
tuin. Whatever else
may be said of repuD-
lies, the people are
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

g o IAeoA ~ Houos
negro preacher was arrested al
Dallas, Tex, for exhorting too loud.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

My fellow citizens. the Republican party
Is a great party. 1t has an illus trious his
tory; Il stands to-day before thu people of
the United States and claims their conf
dence because it conducted successfully a
great war and succeeded in conQuering IF.
teen States of the Union that resisted the
National authority. Whatever other argu-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

wish Ihad the strength tonight to read
the testimony of w. ID. w. Barnard, whom
we used to call Familiarity in this city "BilI
Barnard He testified in the contested cleo
ton case of Frost vs.. Me:caife. found in the
Government dozen mont 3, 1$9 Il believe is the
number) in the House Of Representatives.,
that he occupied Il desk in the office of Mr..
Leffingwell, who was then United States
marshal in the year 1876; that he procured
orders to be sent from Washington to Mr..
Leffingweli that he should enforce the Elec-
ton law and appoint supervisors and dep
uty marshais in order to control the polls.
Mr. Leffingwell declined; he was couserya-
tive, law abiding, honest man. The older
citizens of 81. Louis mad called upon him,
without distinction as to party, and remon-
strated against this extraordinary proceed
ing Barnard testif1es that. onIthe train GO
ing the next evening to kirkwood, where
they both resided, he said TO him: Mr.
Laffingwell, who made you marshalF
.swelI'' said Leffingwell, '.you had a good
deal to do with it, WELL said Barnard,
"appoint those marshais, or VIII put you
out of office; the same power that made can
unmake" Leffngweli, he swears, came to
him the next day, and says: Barnard, l
what am to do?' Barnard: "Givs me the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
WASHINGTON.
Allen W. Thurman Looking Alter
a Consulate.
i:orJamia FOLSOM. Mrs. C1eyeIa a.
CousiD. to he Retained Ia ONCE
Judge Morse to lie Consul to Cias- -..
gov. MItb $4,000 salary.

WASHINGTON, March 2T.-Allen W.
Thurman, one of Ohio's best-known
democrats is az the Ebbitt house, MIR
: Thurman continues 10 be chip off the
'Old Roman" block and is receiving
marked attention from Ohio democrats
and Others who admire his distinguished
father. Mr. Thurman is seeking a con-
suiate. He wants TO be sent abroad,
he has called upon President Cleveland
and Secretary Gresham, and il is be-
believed he viii get an appointment
just where he is TO 20 has not yet been
fixed. j."
DR. J. b. Schuller, of Columbus, who
has been here. some days seeking tho
Leipsic consulate, has gone home. If
Allen Thurman IS provided for Dr.
Schuller will likely be left out in the
cold
Baron De Andrada. special envoy
from Brazil to the United States, died
of paralysis Saturday.
Baron Andrada has been in thiscoun-
try since late in the fall, having been
sent hore as one Of the arbitratDrs from
Brazil in the Venezuelan boundary
treaty The delay of Venezuela. in
sending her arbitrators has postponed
the meeting Of the tribunal, and the
Brazilian envoy has been spending his
time in social enjoyment at the capital
He is the minister to Switzerland. out
was transferred inst before coming to
America He is alone. his wife and
family being in Berne, Switzerland,
awaiting his return
II was announced officially Saturday
that Benjamin Folsom, who IS Mrs.
Cieveland's first cousin is to b. re-
tanned as consul at Sheffield, a posi-
tion worth about 1900 a year The
president IS quoted as saying that
while ne opposed TO nepotism, he does
not believe in carrying anti-nepotism
to the extent Of visiting the principle
upon the cousin of fellows wife.
Folsom was appointed consul to Shelf
field by President Cleveland in the early
part Of his administration eight years
ago. He was retained in his position
by President Harrison out of personal
consideration for Mr. Cleveland.
II looks as though the suggestion
maze bF . prominent OelAOcEdh 10 Inc
president the other day in the matter
Of filling the pension 'commissionership
would be followed II IS TO leave the
conmisstonership vacant, and after APP
pointing deputy commissioners from
the democratic party, to assign one OF
them 70 be acting commissioner, then
leave the Office in statu quo till con
gress meets and passes a law transfer
ring the pension business TO the wal
department
Judge Allen b Morse, aone-armed vet.
,Ean Of Michigan, is to be appointed con.
sui % Glasgow. scotland The en1iu-
nents aggregate about az, ,OOJ a yeas II,
was the democratic candidate t1r gov.
ernor Of Michigan last year. was can,
dila;e for the vice-pTeSidential Eomin'
alton AZ Chicago last year and served 4
term on the supreme bench Of Michi
gan defeating Cooley, the eminent
jurist- The Appointment IS reCardei q,
personal victory for Don NJ Dickinson
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IRISH HOME RULE


a Tremendous Mass Me.t.z= 81 ine
F-'>=eEs - thr 71c..z-s sssG m ss-
Ysrs-
Ma YGaK. March a7.--Irish home
-pi= received t-Jom and very libe-al
financial aid Sunday. when = t-emen-
3Hsl~ MSS meeting, characterized by
tremendous elOquence and appliance,
was held in the Academy OF Music
The sssemblage was called Dy and
under the auspices OF ihe National
Federation of America which is no1s
engaged in extensive and thoroughly
organized efforts TO further the home
rule measure in the imperial Parliz-
ment The vast auditorium OF the
academy. its three balconies, its stage
and every svailable space for standing
room were occupied
Or. Adds Emmett, Of this. city, de
scenfant OF Robert Emmett. opened
the meeting and introduced Judge Nor
gan J. o'Brien as the presiding officer.
Judge O'Brien delivered short address
showing the benefits OF home rule IN
Ireland. and then presented ColE-ess-
man Burke Cochran, who was the prin-
cipaI SPEAKER of tks evening
= subscription list was started 10 aid
the home rule cause in parliament and
several thousand dollars were sub
scribed at the meeting The members
of the confederation want TO raise Sl50.-
GO to further the measure
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WASHINGTON NOTES
Interesting Information from the Capital
"&"a of the Sation-

Interesting Information from the Capital
+: a of the Sation-
Senor Don Manuel Maria Peralta- the
new minister. from Costa Rica was form
ally presented 10 the president Monday
BY Secretary Gresham.
The senate in executive session CON
firTned two nominations; Horace ii.
I.urt0n. of Tennessee, L.. y circuit
Judge for the Sixth judicial circuit
Silas W. I.amoureux, OF Wisconsin
commissioner Of the general land
office.
The statement Of Senior Gonzales,
minister of foreign sfTairs in San Do
rningO to the effect that the United
States IS contemplating the accession Of
san Domingo IS enphatically denied a.
the state department Gonzales left
! his country some weeks ago and Is now
IL Porto Rico
Secretary Hoke Smith Monday sp-
pointed warren Aiken OF Georgia, law
clerk in the general land office. vice +
{. Steele - J salary ot s2.a)1 Owing
70 . lacS Jt money. twenty-five special
AGENTS 6t the land office were removed !.
There are nov remaining only eleven
special agents IN the service Of the
ofTi-s
eU 5 ship iawk arrived at
= saig.z9n NlG1a 'ot OF ma
exHios;s -. tH- Fer
,harFinE hsc esr - Tor
Nlos.ensad City 10 e2hJt-
its
The date of the cfficial =. e, of The
new cruiser Detroit has been postycret
from March % 10 carly IN May. The
trial viii ;ake place IN Long Island
/ Sound over a fo-ty-miie course
Secretary Lamont returned from New
Work Monday. and was az his desk IN
the war department He Is IN bis
rsual health AID gives no indication
OF desire 70 surrender his po-tfoliO
The secretary 81 state has called foI
the resignation OF the incumbent. Dr.
f. O 81 Clair. csiief os the state depart
ment o6nsuiar. 5areal This action has
caused general surprise, : DR. s. Clair
has been regarded IS 4 fixture in the
department lie has held office for
tyventy-eiEht years and was considered
most efficient oisicer
Monday Is the day that Presiien;
Cieveland has set aside 20 commune
with himself. and IS 4 result only few
people hare the hz-dih0od 10 call on
him There we're several Of the hardy.
however. Congressman McGrearr, of
ny. and Oates. Of Ala. and Allan "
Thurman OF Ohio They were clOseted
v-5-F, the tl-asf Il S.s-s - -.stv- Fo- half
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS.


WAsHISC-oS. March 22-The denoeraIie
cstuess Tuesday cstern.Hed %. elect eI-KcpT6-
seatatIve ". r Cox, Of North Caroiiaa, seere-
taTg u the senate. 70 succeed Gen. Arson e.
"cC00z, o. New York, who was formerly an
Oaiq ran, and who served three terms In
congress. representing NeE York city.
TIE nOmines for serscan; -at-aEtls Is Col
Richard J. Bright u Indiana, Who was
formerly eaut-at-sruis,t and " 81 Nil
buru Who IS The blind chaplain Of the hogse,
fOr chaplain one new thing that WAS decided
upon Eas. 20 arrange for patronage by caucus.
Instead q peEE-ittluz tho Oficers 10 control IL
No decision Was reached as 70 the tine that
lhe EFFORT - 20 - u .ds 10 elect thsse officers
THERE'S a str5Eg opposition among the repub-
] czu5 q the election of the Clicers before the
beginning o.: The regular session 0f congress
wAsHINGIoN. March 2 a-senator Harris. Of
Tennessee. nov Eie.ds The gaysl as president
Pro ten. ot :hs .lals in tie absence ef Vice
President S;ete-s u His induction into ONCE
Vas one Of Tho features Of Wednesdays ses-
sion, After a IL. le routine business had been
transacted. Mr. Manders6u made a graceful
speech o: thanks 70 his colleagues for the honor
they had done him in eiscfiug him president
pro TEN Recognizing change o. conditions
be nUw teudered IL resignation. and Senator
Harris was ihereup9a elected 4 request from
senator CullOm 20 bs relioved from duty a. a
member o. commission y inFe-ugate The
work nss q theeEecuify9 departmental brought
out TIE fact ths; there vas no method By which
tie vacancy coBld b filed. aid senator HOar
declared litpiiolal the recent appoint
ueLi q senators and representatives on the
intsrul :iOnal monetary -oGrf5reucs and the
BeErirg. sea ,oonnnissiJa- He wanted the mat
.;er referred u The committee on privileges and
elections, bus Senator CuIiom Elthdrew his re
quest
wAsB1S0rox March si-Ths senate spent
: l.. y .ra-,-
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CURRENT TOPICS

A .EEcH E4s three jaws, which form
= s-,-..--
yEs<,fArED ee-a.4 are among the
is-sst II sq6swe1r
5E1I-T $50 q ten pounds VIZ tr.ed 4
we-gEs about tez
A Pun AEEIFEIA taziesE. = an
+! PTogriately named StuEer.
THERE are about so women unde--
Z takers in the United States
VAEtoUs parts Of California. Ike Aus
tralia- are plsgrcsi ~ rabbits
I Ak elght-year-olG pianist II Berlin
has taken IN s. 10O in ten days
TIE turtle lives for nearly century.
and the pike f1r about 10 years
ONLY two Americans. II i said. were
naturaIized in Engiaud last year
The New York police force is making
active var on the elairvOyants OF that
city
SrAHFlsH have the power to change
their color to that Of surrounding Oh
jectS
OSLY naturalized citizens viii be en-
ployed on Philzdelphia public works
hereafter
SECRETARY HEEBEzr promises to
strietly spPly civil service rules to the
navy yard
TIE eulOgy on Blaine in Boston. May
5. will he delivered by Senator Frye. OF
the Pine Tree state
A pCsE museum giaatsss who died at
Des MoiReS. IA, the other day was
eight feet N height
BOsrOS's three greatest fres-thOss
OF iS7s, lSS2 and 1SS5-vere all rung
from the sane box-5l
TEE widow Of Gen Sheridan went to
the white house the ot5er day TO par
her respects % the president
CEsoSEEII- Mich. with population
OF 80 souls. has i've churches. ret tive
more are teing talked OF this s1-inE
SECRETARY MOkTOS is - cat down
the working force OF the agricultural
department and save s6eoo uionth-
RECENT census Investigations show
that nins-tsnShs Of the whole Eypsy
population ot EurOpe are IN Hungary.
THE king Of Greece receives the
smallest psy q any EGrOpsSn sove-
eign. His Salary amonntipG 10 siC&eoo
A FiNE herd ut buffalo owned ~ L
NJ HewenS Of Chsn,aaqua county,
Kansas, wSll be taken 70 the woEitsi
fair,
A noSr0R in New YORK : said 10 hGVS
jsss, resaiueSi powers ~ sPeeSA Sne
hearing after their absenee for sixty Z
fvS wars
Tar marquis II Londonderry has the
smallest PONY in The wor,a, 1, Weigh'
only Il Isbunt;s and al It's birth Was bat
lSt inches high.
CollwNTrs MSSh has = factory thai 4
manufactures tine 'cvslArH cigar baS
FROM white wn,,i IAs O0sp0t Tor lSsN
was gaN1Q b0NcS
TilE laryes, sGnNrigm In The world u
tSinS completed al the worlds iaiy, a
specimon ~ every NsA In SAs AmcrlSat
waters viii b. IN a.
lng Gcrman emprcss V SAID ~ 0wN
single Rcrlin st0ro NNoo0 Roth The
vmpernr and the empress aFa said toNt
very heavily in dehe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-31
BANK ROBBERS.
a r.isas Tabk Robbed Of Pour Thou
sand Dollars.

AAAAh baAAAHH- .
COFFEYriLLE, Kas-, March GA
bank robbery partalring of the daring
shown at the famous CoffeyFilIe affair
last October, in which several of the
occupants lost their lives, was enacted
AZ Caney. Kaz. Monday afternoon.
The only thing missing 10 make it more
closely resemble the robbery in which
the Daltons took part was that nobody
was hurt The bandits got g. 900, and
have a good start on their pursuers,
and perhaps will never be captured
Caney is small town eight miles
south Il here, and very close to the In
dian territory line. The bank robbed
was the Caney Valley. tho only one in
town
A. l:l5 o'clock Monday afternoon two
men, VINO we're recognized as the motor,
ious Henry Starr, an escaped convict
and member OF the notorious Dalton
gang, and a man named Newcomb. en-.
terei the bank unIuasked. and lcycling
their weapons at the cashier and the
other employees four in ail-demanded
all the money on hand
without any ado the employees com
piled. amt before five minutes had
elapsed from thc;ime the bandits en-
tered the place they were in possession
u ali the banks cash about 81, 600
Nobody but the bank's employees
were IN the pace, and as none on
the outside had noticed anything
ONT Of the way in their conduct
The bandits had nothing especially TO
fear CoeAy placing the money in bags
with which they had provided them
selves, and warning the bankers that
they would meet instant death should
tEay attempt 20 make an outcry. the
men backed out Of the bank. Reaching
the door, wI5cr was on Main street,
md before. which the usual number of
aple we're passing. the men hurried
tOt1eir horses, which had been hitched
10 fnaut. and we're soon on their way at
a rapid rate toward Indian Territory.
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CExTEAL CRY. Ky. March ss--The
apPoiatrcnt Of postmaster here has
raised rov- Moses Z Glenn. = resi-
dent ot BeTie-, and the mdst obnoxious
Hiil man in tEe e9uuty. has been ap-
pointed As postmaster % Central City
against the protests Of leading Cieve-
land lnen, including the president Of
the dcuoczatie eiuh An Indignation
meeting VAS. held 10 dez1unce Glehn As
unit and no: conptteat and his ap-
poilinsat ss IN iusult - and IN ont
rage on. the democrats party y reso-
LUTON was passed aud forwarded %
Congressman . g delight. rsiSRei bs the
leading democrats Of this state and AZ
tested br the chairman OF the sou rty
Democratic cozilEnittee-