Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-11-05

BY ELI d. AXE
iRONTON. MISSOURI
THE town of Conneaut, O., was Wis
tied about GAS p. m, on the Goth, by
a cyclone, which did damage to the
amount of $4,000.
THE fiftieth birthday anniversary OF
the prince of Wales fails on November
9, and preparations are being made to
have it royalty celebrated.
AN epidemic OF typhoid fever, result
ing from the bad water supply, pre-
walls in the Rhode Island state prison.
Up to the 2sth b.st one death had been
reported.
THE new provincial deaf mute asy.
1um at Winnipeg, Man., was almos,
completely destroyed by fire on the
9th. The inmates escaped without
injury. The heavy damage is covered
by insurance
LATE advices from Honolulu by the
steamer Alameda state that Queen
Liliuokalani IL in her usual good health,
and that she may be seen out riding
any pleasant day. eitherin her carriage
or on horseback.
THE official report of the Starodoob
riots states that after the town had
been looted and the jews driven out
the Russian peasants INDUCED SO freely
in liquor that many died from the eff.
fects of the debauch.
THE experiments made by the United
States fish commissioner in 1889 and
Yellowstone national park have proved
successful. the result being entirely
satisfactory to the commissioner.
Hon. THos. B. REED, of Maine, was
unable to more than partially fulfill
his appointment at the republican
mass meeting lin Akron, o., on the
night of the :3oth. After speaking a
few minutes he was taken to5the EN-
pire house. quite'in.
IT is said that a woman at Mayfeld.
Ireland, on the :36th, heard some men
attending political meeting planning
to kill Mr. Dillon as he and his friends
were leaving the place. She made an
outcry as Mr.. Dillon approached the
spot, and the zvonld-be murderers fled.
THE mail carried by the White Star
line steamship Teutonic, which arrived
at Queenstown on the 27th, after the
quickest eastward passage, was dis
tributed in London before. o'clock the
next morning, thus beating the best
previous post office record for such
work.
The steamship Moselle, carrying the
Costa RIGA mail. is a total wreck near
Colon Her cargo is known to have
been lost and it Is feared that the crew
have met with the same fate. Nothing
has been found OF the mails Umpire
cedented storms have prevailed off
Colon.
THE returned special immigration
commissioners who were sent to inves-
tigate European emigration, say that
when their report unpublished it will
startle the civilized world. OF the
misery and degradation that exist in
Russia they say the half has not been
told in this country
THE steamer Oliver -Bierne, from st.
Louis, was burned at AIilliLen's Bend,
two miles above Niclssburg, shortly
after, "a. m. on the e9tb. Twelve lives
are known to have been lost and more
are thought to have persisted. The boat
was on her way to New Orleans. Sac
had 119 passengers on board.
PROF. III. Y. LUDERBkcH principal of
the boys academy III Philadelphia
which bears his name, committed sui
eide, on the Goth, in one,of the rooms
at the school, by shooting himself in the
head with a.-evolver. The only reason
assigned for the act was temporary
alteration caused by ovefwork.
THE New York court tGf appeals
handed down decision, on the 27th,
affirming the Judgment of the lower
court in favor of the heirs in, the Tilden
will case. The estate is now worth
about So. 600, Oua, and goes to the chill
dren of the deoedent's sister, Mrs. VIM.
Is. Hazard. and his brother Henry.
THE McCarthyite convention at Cork,
on the 27th, was a success m num bers
and enthusiasm. John Dillon and VIM.
'O'Brien delivered orations strongly
supporting Flavin The police, mounted
and on foot, afterward escorted the
orators 10 their hotel. Several Nc
'Carthyites on thea. way home were
.brutally assaulted
CANON 9sMAHoNEn is virtually the
leader of Hae anti-Rarnellite forces in
Cork and Is coming to be known rs
the Fighting Priest" He can WELD "a
blackthorn with the best, and during
the affray at;Black Rock, on the Goth,
he more than, once rallied his followers
the Parnellites.
The settlement of the claims of the
missionaries fa, the chhches, schools
and hospitals destroyed by Chinese
mobsaat Wuisey, in June kst, has been
satisfactorily arranged. f'he viceroy
of Nanllin pays the full amount at
which the missionaries assessed their
property The missionaries will re-
build their establishments.
News received frasn the cityeof Yezd,
Persia, represents the government as
determined to extersninate the S;ablStS
The governor of the province % Yezd,
who is a grandson of Tlle Shah. hes had
seven of the sect stransied or beheaded.
Numbers OF che unfortunate people are
languishipg IN prisons and maPE of