Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-09-08

L OFFICIAL NdVt bS-cU tbSItti
throughout Berlin announcing that
Asiatic cholera exists there and con-
tanning exhaustive advice to the public
on the subject OF sanitary arrange
ments.
IDA SAsfUAN. the 7-year-old child of
! Russian enig-ants, who was taken to
| the hospital, in London. on the Goth,
| suspected of having cholera, died on
the Goth. The post morten examina-
ton revealed acute inflammation of the
| bowels, but not cholera.
| REDFERx, ALEXANDER & Co., mer-
| chants and bankers. OF London, Aus
| tralia and New Zealand, have failed,
with liabilities amounting to ESQ, 900.
TIE authorities of Antwerp have be-
gun vigorous efforts to stamp out the
| cholera. the existence of which they
| no longer attempt to deny.
| THE Marquis de Mores and the four
seconds in the duel in which the mar
quis killed Capt. Meyer, were acquitted
in Paris on the 30til.
| FOUR ernigrarts from Russia on their
way to America were stricken at Liver
pool, on the 50th, with what appeared
to be cholera
| II dcCoIii cS
| Chairman Carter and Russell Harrison,
arrived at White Plains. \. Y, ON the
.1st, and was met at the station by
| Whitelaw Reid and escorted to Ophir
Farm. There was large crowd at the
station. Later in the day ex-senator
Platt arrived with Mr.. j. E. Mulhol-
land, of New York.
1HE cholera, after destroying thou
sands in Teheran. Persia. is now on
the decrease. The deaths from the
disease on the 30th amounted to eco.
a decrease of 600 compared with the
number of deaths reported ten days
| previously.
NANCY HANKS again lowered the
worlds trotting record, at Independ
| ence, Ia. on the 31st making a mile in
2:05l4, beating her own best previous
f! time OF 2:0t4. made at Chicago three
weeks previously.
\ NAN and woman and two horses
Were killed by train at crossing near
Rensselaer,. Ind. on the 31st.
RT. Hon. JOHN MORLEY, chief secre-
tarv for Ireland. went, on the 3ist, on
a visit to Andrew Carnegie. the Ameri-
can iron millionaire. at the lodge at
Loeb Rannoch, Perthshire, Scotland.
THE sculling match between Edward
Hanlan and Charles Stephenson, the
champion of New Yea land, was rowed
at Toronto. Ont. on the 31st. and was
won by Hanlan by two lengths.
Gov. MCKINNEY of Virginia, on the
31st. notified the counsel for Talton
Hall that he would not interfere with
the mandate of the law, and that Hall
must die.
II. c. FEICK paid visit to the Carne-
gle mills at Homestead. Pa, on the
31st. for the first time since the lockout
began. He was received by Supt Pot
ter and made I, tour of inspection OF
the premises.
JACOB HENRICI, the venera BILE head of
the Economic society. was reported on
the 31st, as being seriously i'll at Pitts
burgh. Pa, his recovery not being ex-
pected.
THE Michigan state board of health,
on the 31st, sent a request to President
Harrison, by telegraph. that irnmigra-
ton be suspended until all danger of
cholera is passed.
GEORGE w. ADAMS, who claimed to
have saved an express train from wreck
near Enon. Pa, on the 26th. now con-
fesses that he got up the scheme him
self to obtain a reward from the rail-
road company
JERRY HUTToS and Frank kimsey,
farmers. have been arrested at Sedan,
Kas., in connection with the murder Of
Frazier and Gibbons two cattle own
ers of Chautaufua county, tw.' years
ago. Twelve more arrests are expect
ed, and it is said that sensational plot
will be revealed.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS died at his
home in West brighton, Staten Island,
early on the morning of the :.1st. The
attending physicians were not agreed
as to the nature of Mr. Curtis malady,
and it was understood that an autopsy
would be made.
WHILE W. E. Smith and his brother
We're riding on their wheels from Sim
clair to Sherman. y. y, on the evening
of the 3Oth, the former dropped from
his machine dead.