Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-20
By ELI D. AXE.

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By ELI d. AXE.
1RONTON. MISSOURI
THE last of the state troops lef
Homestead, Pa, on the 18th.
IT is stated upon good authority thai
the Canadian sugar refners will shortly
enter into combination after the line
of the New York sugar trust
FATHER DAWES. of Baltimore. Ire
land, the priest to whose efforts Il
largely due the development of thu
Irish fishing industry, died on the 18th
JUDGE ANDREWS. of Syracuse, n. Y.
the republican nominee for chief jus
tice of the court of appeals, has beer
Endorsed by the democratic state com
mittee.
AT the session of the Union Veteran
legion in indianapolis, Ind. on Thu
18th. resolutions were adopted sympa
thizing with President Harrison in hi
domestic af1iction.
THE Marion county Qnd.) grant
jury made its final report on the 18th
officers of the late order of the IroI
Hall. They are indicted on a charge o
ENLIGHTENMENT.
A MASSACRE Of native troops attached
o. Tho pr;<;cb IrIi,
recently in the Chin hills. A compan,
of natives fell into ambush and wer
overpowered by large body of Chins
Seventeen of the soldiers were killed.
SHOCKS of earthquake were felt, On
the 14th. in Bucharest. Galatz, and sew
eral smaller cities in the Balkan PENN
sula. In Oltenitza several houses were
shaken from their foundations. II
Sofa a slight shock occurred at noon
THE Shanghai correspondent of TIT
London Times cables that English mis-
sionaries have been mobbed by native.
in Kieng-Yong. The house of Mr.
Phillips, head of the mission, wa!
burned and he and his wife had to fly
for their lives
NJ. T1RARD. formerly French minister
of finance; NJ Lirondarolles. director
of the mint. and NJ. Foville, an officia
of the ministry of finance. will repre-
sent France in the international mon
etary conference, which will meet in
Brussels on November % next.
ALL that was mortal of Lord Tenny
son. late poet laureate of England, was
inferred in Westminster abbey, on the
18th, in the presence of a distinguished
assemblage. The copy of Shakespeare
in which the dying poet had read from
"'Cymbeline- was placed in his coffin.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
seven days ended on the 14th, number
for the United States, 1s9. and fol
Canada Is; or total of 215, as com
pared with 900 the preceding. and a5e
for the corresponding week of last
year.
PATRICK NEARY, who was sentenced
TO four years Imprisonment in the
Eastern Pa.) penitentiary by Judge
Sealy, rat Honesdale. for attempting tc
murder Thomas Finnerty. was found
dead in the Wayne county Jail. on the
14th, having hanged himself during the
night
HoN. w. c. p. BRECKIyRIDSE, of Ken.
lucky. has accepted an inkitation to
make the annual address before the So
ciety of the Army of Northern Virginia
in Richmond on the night of the Goth.
His subject will be "The EX-Confeder-
ate Soldier and What He Has Done in
Peace"
THE celebration of the four hun
dredth anniversary of the discovery OF
America by Christopher Columbus be.
The bells of all the churches in the city
began to peal and military bands pa
raded through the streets playing u
reveille.
On the night of the 10th the most
destructive storm ever experienced
there swept down the Caracas noun
tains in Venezuela. Many houses were
wrecked by landslides and the damage.
which spread over n wide area. was
very great. and it is feared not without
loss of life.
GENERALS CREsPO and Bustamente
are very anxious to secure the recogni-
of the United States for the new gov
eminent of Venezuela. They have re-
quested private conference with Min
lister Scruggs. and are anxiously await
ing a favorable answer from the au-
fhorities at Washington.
LUIS SAENZ PENA, inaugurated presi-
dent of the Argentine Republic on the
18th, has formed his cabinet, as fol-
lows: Interior, Manuel Quintana; for
eign affairs, Thomas Anchorena; fin
ance. Juan Jose Romero: justice and
public instruction. Calisto De La Tore;
war and marine, Benjamin Victorica.
THE medals authorized by act of con-
Cress September 30, 1890, for the Off
GERS of the Jeanette Arctic relief ex-
petition, were presented on the 18th.
Of the ten officers. but two are living.
Commodore Melville and r. S. New
comb, naturalist. The medals for the
deceased officers will be presented to
their families.
EDITOR STAED. formerly of the Pail
Mall Gazette and now of the Review OF
Reviews, is making an earnest effor.
for the release of Mrs. Maybricx from
Working prison, where she is confined