Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-04-30

iRONTON- MISSOURI
THERE has been a regular epidemic OF
suicides in New Orleans recently, and a
number of persons have ended their
lives.
Miss GABRIELLE GREELEY, daughter
of the late Horace Greeley. was mar.
ried, on the Esd, to Rev. Frank Mont
rose Clendenin at Pleasantville, y. Y.
BARON HIRSH, the great Jewish
banker of Paris, has purchased an i'm
he will establish colony of Russian
Jews.
THE emperor of Germany has agar
refused to relax the passport regula
tons now in force in AlsaceLorraine
saying that the time for such a changt
has not yet arrived.
CoNGREssMAN-ELECT NJ. ii. FORD dice
at Grand Rapids, Mich, on the Goth
Mr. Ford had been i'll for week with
the grip. He was found unconscious il
Dcu ny
THE sentence of two years suspen
sion from duty, placed on Lieut.. Rusf
and Ensign Eyre of the navy for being
absent from their vessel over night
without leave, has been RENTED.
SECRETARY FOSTER proposes to re
1ieve the pressure on the treasury by
exchanging SIS,O0O,000 in silver hat
dollars now lying in the treasury vaults
for currency on deposit with nationa
banks
THE largest flowing well in the worlo
has just been struck on farm two
miles west of Huron, S. d. 1t is 49,
feet deep, and will be put lower still il
possible. The flow is estimated at 10,
600 gallons per minute.
Ex-SPEAKER REED has arrived al
Rome, and will remain a fortnight. lie
was rendered dinner, on the 18th, by
the American consul, Mr.. Bourn. Min
lister Porter and number of prominent
visiting Americans were present.
THE British expedition advancing or
Manipur reports that the Manipuris re
treat before them. They have founo
several headless corpses on the line OF
march, supposed to be those of prison
ers who tried to escape from the Mani
puris.
THE treasury department has sent 6
number of special agents to the Cana
dian border to assist those already
INN n landed
in Halifax and other ports, coming into
the United States in violation of the
immigration laws.
AS A result of the disgraceful pro
ceedings at the meeting of constituents
of the French deputy Dreyfus from the
Twelfth ACCOMPLISHMENT, a duel has beer
arranged between that gentleman ant
NJ Gaumeau, a member of the munich
pal council of Paris
Mrs. JOSEPH E. MOORE, of Augusta
Me-. has declined the appointment a:
member of the lady board of Worlds
fair managers. Mrs. Kate May An
drews. the wife of FL. E. Andrews, o
the Lewiston (Me.) Journal, has beer
appointed in her stead.
OWING to the reduction by the Wis
consin legislature of the Worlds fai
appropriation from 100000 to S65,00
DIR. NJ. Benjamin, of the national com
mission, sent his resignation to Gov
Peck, on the Esd, with a caustic lette1
relative to the matter.
AT the election for a member of the
house of commons from the Mid-OXfOrC
or Woodstock division of Oxfordshire
England, on the 22d. Mr.. Morrell, the
liberal-unionist candidate, was elected
he receiving AIS votes, as againS
$3.50 cast for Mr.. Benson, the Glad
stonian candidate.
THE report received from Sim1a t.
the effect that among those killed il
the last engagement between the Brit
ish, under Lieut.. Grant, and the Mani
puris at Fort Thabet was the usurpins
raiah is erroneous The person mean
was the commander-in-chief of tn,
Manipuris in the field.
BARON FAvA, late minister of Ital-
to the United States, arrived in Rome
on the 22d, and had a prolonged confer
ence with Marquis Rudini, Italian pre-
mier and minister for foreign affairs
upon the subject of the New Orlean
massacre. The result of the confer
ence is not yet known.
THE socialist journal Vorwartsu, .
Berlin. on the oath. editorially depre
Gated the inauguration of strike b,
German workmer: under existing condi
tions. The paper says that such actor
could only result in bringing miser
upon those engaged in the movement
and the destruction of organized labo
in Germany.
ACCORDING to Rome advices the Ital
ian premier gave Baron Fava a COG
welcome on his return from America
Rudini appreciates that he has made
fiasco. and is anxious to throw tn
blame on Fava. 1t is reported in Rom
that the only question now troublin
the cabinet is how to get out of tn
American difficulty with the least di:
grace.
A COMMITTEE from the Dairymen
National Protective association, Gale
on Secretary Foster, on the ed, cn
preferred charges against the collectO
of internal revenue at Philadelphia an
his assistants, for laxity of duty in tn
acknowledgements of the law agaius