Iron County register., 1892-12-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

was STduUcu Oh the SULH Lie STOSS
personal estate amounts to e57, 720.
The entailed estates descend from Hal
lam Tennyson to the succeeding male
heirs The will was executed in 1884.
Hon. PATRICK EGAN sailed from New
York. on the Goth, on the steamship
Columbia for Aspinwall, on his way
back to his post in Chill. The minis
ter's family is in Chilli
A SENSATION has been created by the
uncovering in the mineral farm proper
ty, near Aspen, Col, of an 1s-inch
streak of mineral running 351 ounces
silver per ton. The strike is on the
line of the Cowenhoven tunnel and is
widening out with every shot
IT is said that the Rock Island Rail-
road Co. will supplant the telegraph
with the telephone in order to outwit
the strikers
PARIS witnessed, on the Goth. the
most exciting scenes since the Panama
canal scandal investigation begun.
Many deputies and senators were
named as bribe-takers, and many duels
will result from the charges made.
The popular vote in the late election
was as follows: Cleveland, 5.567, $50;
Harrison, 5,176,611; Weaver, 1,025. 900;
Bidwell, 25s, 347. Cleveland's plurality,
391,s79
E. B. SHEARER, q stonemason, died
at his home in Mason City, Ia, on the
goth, from an overdrink of alcohol
His sufferings were terrible. Before
his death he told from whom he pu--
chased the liquor, and q suit for dam
ages will be instituted.
FIRE in St Louis, on the evening of
the 10th. completely destroyed the
building occupied by the Udell & Crun-
den Woodenware Co., and seriously
damaged those of the United States
Express Co., the Tyler Desk Co., the
Trorlicht, Duncker & Renard Carpet
Co. and others, besides causing damage
to the store fronts on the opposite side
of Fourth street, running plate glass
windows, etc. The loss will probably
foot up in the neighborhood of $3.50. 600;
fully insured.
JOHN F. DURHAM, minister to Hayti,
now in this country on leave of absence,
was instructed by the secretary of
state, on the Goth, to return without
delay to Port au Prince and investigate
the facts attending the arrest and i'm
prisonment of Frederick News, a re-
spectacle American merchant of that
city.
ALEXANDER RUSSELL WEBB, who re-
Gently resigned his office as United
States consul at Manila to preach
Islamism, is now at Hyder Abad, India.
soliciting contributions to fund which
is to be spent in sending Islamite mis-
sionaries to the United States. He is
having immense success
IT was definitely settled, on the Goth,
that DIR. Frank Gunsaulus, of Plymouth
Congregational church, Chicago, is to
be at the head of the great Armour
training school. DIR. Gunsaulus has for
five years been Mr.. Armour's pastor.
The doctor went to Chicago from Balti-
more. and, though very young, quickly
took rankas one of the foremost clergy
men of the city.
THE house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce, on the Goth,
made a favorable report upon the bill
to amend the act to promote the con-
struction of deep water harbor on the
coast of Texas. The amendment ex-
tends the time for the commencement
of the work five years from February 9,
1898.
WILLIAM MoRELAND, an attorney OF
Portland, Ore, is looking for the men,
bers of John Brendle's family. In 1860
this family was prominent in Illinois
affairs, residing at White Hail. The
father went to California during the
gold excitement and was supposed to
have died. As matter of fact he ac-
cumulated large fortune anAdid not
die until several weeks ago.
The Wabash car inspector at Toledo,
o.. on the night of the Goth, found the
murdered body of an unknown man on
pile of corn in a newly received car.
1t had been shipped from Saronv;lle,
Neb., and received by the Wabash at
Chaplin, I'LL, December II. The body
was covered with boards, every pocket
was turned inside out, and q blow on
the head had caused death.
PRESIDENT ELLIOT of Harvard uni.
versity has informed Mrs Agassiz, the
head of the Harvard Annex (Society of
the College for the Education Of
Women). that if the annex could bring
to Harvard, in addition to its plant and
what it already has, the sum of $3.50, 600,
he would use his influence to have the
annex accepted as part of the univer-
atty.
THE big dress goods AMI clothing
mills Of F. A. Bachman & Co. at Second
almost entirely destroyed by fire, on the
21st, which originated in the basement
from spontaneous combustion. Loss,