Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-26

tary Elkins viii attend the Decorat ion
day services al Rochester, Y. &, on the
S0th.
THE pope recommends the formation
of a national union by the American
bishops as against fIcrr Cahensly's pro-
ject to appoint bishops for different ma
tionalties.
THE editor of the socialist journal, the
Munchener Post of Munich. Bavaria.
has been arrested on charge of trea-
son, based on certain violent articls-s IN
his paper.
ADvICES from northern and north
western Wisconsin are to the effect that
the heaviest rainfall III years occurred
there on the 10th. turning into furious
'snow-Storm.
ALTHorGH Great Britain has assured
the United States tnat she will accept
the invitation to the in ternatiOni.I none
tary conference. M formal acceptance
has been received from her.
THRoCGHorr Cornwall. England.
early on the morning of the lsth. a
somewhat severe earthquake was felt.
The movement lasted for several sec
onds. but no damage OF Any 'conse
quence has been reported
TIM announcement i made. That the
Newfoundland government viii rcscind
the enforcement of the bait act against
Canadian fishermen this season. This
will likely end the tariff war between
Canada and Newfoundland
4 DESTRUCTIVE tornado swept over
the western part of Hamilton county.
O.. on the afternoon. of the 18th. and
struck at point about a 7Tiiie above
Miamitown- Houses. barns and trees
in its path We're Ieveicd to '5ne ground.
THE court Of claims mas decided in
favor of the heirs of Robert F.. Lee in
their claim for damages for timber cut
off the Ravcnwood (Na.) estate during
the war. The claim was Tor 1915. 900.
The court awards s217.GG Congress
has yet to- pass upon the finding.
ABSOLUTE quiet prevails in the City
of Mexico and business Is proceeding as
usual. Several students and others ar
rested during the recent disturbances
were released at the InIerccssiOn of
Mrs. Diaz 1t is now believed that all
fears of serious distnrsaI GEES are over.
THE victory of NJ. TricoupTs in the
election for the Greek boule Is over
whelming One hundred and severity
of his supporters were elected. while all
other parties have only ftliirty-saven.
The result has caused Il tremendous
sensation. The existing ministry has
resigned.
THE Worlds fair rGnrnfrtee on cere-
monies has decided that 1T would not be
advisable to ask congress to change the
date of the dedication ceremonies of
the Columbian exposition from October
IL to October II. rs II would cause too,
much confusion in TIE arrangements
already perfected
AR. RUMsEY, of Cleveland. %. who
with Capt. III. W Evart-yvho has so
mysteriously disappeared from Chicago
has for years been active in helping
the vessel owners tn fight union sailors.
claims that he has received anonymous
communications informing him that ne
is Ito. bc the next victim.
REPRESENTATIVES, SIT ~. sstf Maryland
chairman of the house committee on
immigration. has prepared bill which
has been practically approved by the
committee and which he Will intro
duee shortly. t. facilitate tha enforce
ment of the immigration and contract
labor laws OF the United States.
THE French minister of justice mas
submitted q bill directed against the
anarchist Journals. Itprovidcs for seiz-
ing the papers when II il believed
they intend TO publish prohibited
matter. and for the arrest of Journal
lists believed to- be engaged IN writing
articles melting to unlawful deeds.
Mrs. MARGARET MACDoxAID 9hrII-
MAN died at the residence of her faith
-er-in-law. Rev. Royal III. Pullman, in
Baltimore. Md. on the 18th She was
the wife of Mr.. q. H. Pullman. of Chi
-cago. and Il native of LogansIsor-t Ind
She was an artist of national repute
and upt one year ago was president
of the Palette club of Chicago
osCAf. ANDERSON. one of the trare
rescuers who had worked all day On
the 18th. in saving the lives of Those
1Hfperlled bV the sioux tlty Tia
flood and who witnessed the drowning
of little child torn away from It's
mother when the rescuing party had
almost reached her. lost his reason and
raved about the beautiful baby that
was swept under the muddy waves
Two fRENCH detectives have discov-
cred that the cars apartments at the
the cavity loaded with explosives
enough TO have destroyed the palace
and il Is certain that tsle mine would
have been fired the nexttime the car
occupied the apartments Though hav-
ing hint of the plot the cars police
had been unable to discover any, hing
wrong.
AT the EpiScopaiian diocesan convcn-
ton at Memphis. Tenn. on the 18th. it
was resolved to forIn a new diocese of
west Tennessee and elect an assistant
bishop for middle and east Tennessee
Bishop Quintard bitterly opposed this
action of the convention. insisting shat
the state should net be divided into
separate bishoprics. He asked for an
assistant. but the convention ignored
his wish entirely.
THE senate commerce committee
agreed, on the 18th. to an amendment