Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-09-29

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he is not a citizen.
THE London Daily Telegraph states
that Alfred Rothschild will be one OF
the English delegates to the interna-
tional monetary conference.
MAJ.-GEN. DANIEL ULMAN, the first
to organize colored troops in the late
rebellion, and who took the first col.
ored brigade south. died in Nyack, N.
Y, on the Goth, of old age
A DISPATCH to the London Telegraph
from Vienna. dated the Goth. says that
cholera has broken out at Gill. a town
in Syria. Austria, the scene of EN-
peror Williams proposed hunt
SEVERAL kilograms received in Pan.
anna deny that there is any case OF
cholera at La Libertad. San Salvador.
The report that cholera had broken out
there caused a general panic in Central
America
THE Paris Figaro states that Edward
Parker Deacon was liberated from
prison on the 21st. The paper adds
that Mr.. Deacon intends to reside in
Paris and prosecute legal proceedings
for the custody of his children.
THE imperial authorities confirm the
position taken by the Canadian govern
ment in refusing. under clause of the
act of 1875, to admit citizens of the
United Sta ties to the same privileges as
Canadians in respect to domestic copy
right.
PROMPTLY at 10 a. m, on the 21st,
every operator and dispatcher on the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids & Northern
railway, with one exception-about 200
men in Advent on strike for higher
wages and to secure an adjustment OF
other grievances.
SIR JOHN ABBOTT is now only nom
inally premier of Canada. His resigna-
ton, though not in the hands of Lord
Stanley. has been rendered to and ac-
cepted by his colleagues, and Sir John
Thompson, minister of justice, is pre-
mier in everything but name.
THE cholera is gradually disappearing
in Russia. There were twelve new
cases reported in st. Petersburg on the
18th, decrease of Twenty-Five COM
pared with the figures of the day pre-
vious. Sixty-fve patients were dis
charged from the hospitals cured.
THE judicial inquiry at Copenhagen
into the case of Ryder. formerly Amer
lean consul, who is under arrest in that
city for frauds connected with the ad-
ministration of estates intrusted to him
in his official capacity, was concluded.
on the 21st, and he was held to await
trial.
Mrs. HARRISON reached Washington
on the morning of the 21st, having
stood the trip from Loon Lake without
any apparent evil effects. She was
taken at once to the White House in an
ambulance that was in waiting, and
seemed to be well pleased to get back
to her old quarters.
GREAT forest fires are devastating
the country in western Colorado in the
vicinity of Newcastle. and thousands
of acres have been burned over. The
estimated loss, up to the ed, was over
$500. OOO. with the fires still raging. The
confiagration is said to have been
started by incendiaries-
CP to the cpd the wholesale price of
broom corn had dropped from seven to
four cents per pound. The syndicate
that gathered in the visible supply last
fall is going to pieces, and its members
are using every effort to unload what
they are carrying in view of the big
new crop that is promised in the west.
THE president. Secretary of State
Foster. Acknowledgement Miller. and
f. ]. Phelps, J. C. Carter and Judge
Blodgett. counsel for the United States
before the Behring sea commission. had
a conference at the executive mansion
on the esd. The whole subject of the
Behring sea controversy was carefully
considered.
WILLIAM LOCKE, aged 26 years, a
truckster residing at Harmarville, Pa,
while crazy from typhoid fever on the
21st. nearly severed the head of his 16-
months-old child from its body. He
offered it as sacrifice and bathed his
face in its blood. Several men wit.
messed the hatchery but were power
less to prevent it.
LORD CHARLES BEREsFORD. or La
Sale, who was arrested in Albany, n.
". on the 21st, on charge of black
mail preferred by his father-in-law
Millionaire Lilienthal. of New York
was. on the 22d, held to await the ar
rival of officers from Georgia bearing
requisition papers He is charged with
forgery. AZ
LITTLE FALLS. Mimi, is suffering
from a plague of frogs. The street.
and sidewalks are covered with them,
so that it is almost impossible to keeI
from stepping on the Shiny creatures
A train on the Little Falls & Dakota
road was delayed two hours on account
of them. The reptiles are all hopping
in a northwesterly direction.
Miss VERHOEF, the sister of John Fl.
verhoef, the young Arctic explorer
who was reported lost by Lieut. Peary,
is still firm in the belief that her
brother is alive. She thinks that in.
stead of being lost, he took advantage
of the temporary absence of Lieut..
Peary and set out alone to find the
north pole which has been the ambi
ton of his life.
Mrs BRADFORD. the American lady
who went to Taurus, Persia, for the
American missions, won great praise
for her courageous and unremitting
care of the sick when all others were
panic-stricken. NJ. Zerlendi. British
merchant in Persia saws. .sI do not