Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-01-22

BY ELI D. AXE.
fRONTON. MISSOURI
GOVERNOR PENNoYER and the other
State officers of Oregon were sworn into
Office on the 14th.
IN Difference to French influence the
Gar positively refuses to permit the
Duke of Orleans to take service in the
Russian army in any capacity.
LUTZsKI, who was arrested in con-
nection with the attempt to wreck the
Cars train at BorEi, will be trans
ported to Siberia without the Formally
of trial.
THE Gillian Minister to Great Britain,
Senior Carlos Antunez, denies that there
has been fighting in any part of Chilli,
or that there is any revolutionary move
ment in progress in that country.
THE composition of Prof. Koch's cur
ative lymph was made public by au-
thority on the 18th. The lymph con-
sists of a glycerine extract obtained by
the pure cultivation of tuberculosis
bacilli.
SECRETARY PRoCTOR, with the con-
currence of Secretary Noble, on the
18th directed General Miles to send a
delegation of Sioux Indian chiefs to
Washington for consultation about
terms of peace
IN the South Dakota House of Repre-
sentatives. on the 18th, Brown and
MaxOn the two Republican members
from Brown County. We're unseated and
Scattergood and Bates. Independent
contestants for their seats We're sworn
in.
THE railway advisory board met in New
York on the 18th. and. after considera-
BILE discussion elected the following
commissioners: Messrs. Midgely, Fin
lev, Fairthorne. Smill>, Nining and
Walker Mr.. Walker was elected chair
man.
On the 10th Emperor William pro-
ceeded to POtSdam and ordered the
troops of the garrison-artillery. lnfan-
try and cavalry-out for exercise in
crossing the River Havel on the ice.
which was frozen to a depth of thirteen
inches
A BILL is pending in the Michigan Leg
islature prohibiting the issuing of rail
road passes to members, under penalty
of a fine of not less than $1,000 nor
more than So 900. The law also applies
to all State officers and judges of courts
Of record.
THE American Brewery Association
of San Francisco has been organized,
with a capital of between two and
three million dollars. in opposition to
the English syndicate which recently
bought out all the breweries IN San
Francisco
THE Turkish Government is giving
great impulse to the development of
Asia Minor, thereby reversing the
policy of centuries. Several lines OF
railway are in course of construction,
and German energy and capital are being
especially encouraged.
IN the telegraphic report of the be-
quests made by Emma Abbott's will
the mother-in-law of the testatriX
Martha G. WetherelD is said to have
been left 81. 900. The amount as stated
was an error of transmission or receipt,
the actual bequest being 100000.
THE Central Ohio Natural Gas and
Fuel Company notified its 1,300 domestic
consumers at Columbus. on the 18th,
that the gas would he turned off the
next day. The pressure became so low
that many fires in the city went out and
rfS
should they endeayor to continue under
those circumstances.
Mr.. ANsEI. the Mexican Consul ct
Montreal, who has just returned from
Ottawa. saws: ''Reciprocity with
Canada is now a great question iii the
Republic of Mexico. The matter that
should at once occupy the attention of
the Canadian people is the securing OF
an extradition treaty with the great
Spanish-speaking republic"
THE large malt-house of f. NJ. Van
Tassel, at West Eleventh street and
Thirteenth avenue. New York City, was
completely Quilted by fire, early on the
morning of the 18th, with a loss of
about $500, 600 in stock and $40, 600 to the
building. The latter was a siX-story
brick structure and was filled with So
900 bushels of feed and grain
A SPECIAL. meeting of the New York
Chamber of Commerce, on the 18th. 70
consider the financial legislation now
pending in Congress brought together
large attendance of the most PROM
nent merchants, bankers, and men of
business of that city. The discussion
ended in the chamber placing itself on
record as decidedly against the free
coinage of silver.
REPRESENTATIVE PARKER, of Cleve-
land. a Republican, created Il sensation
in the Ohio House, on the 18th, by offer
ing resolution severely condemning
the Governments administration of In
dian affairs and calling upon Ohio's
Representatives in Congress to secure
the transfer of the Indian Bureau from
the Department of the Interior to the
War Department.
LEONARD PERRIN. the wealthy New
London (Wis.) banker. was convicted,
on the 18th. at Oshkosh, of completely in
the Hurley Bank robbery of September,
1889. He was charged with receiving
and disposing of part of the $4,000
stolen from the bank His son, Phelps