Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-01-28

IHE court at Dea dwood, ). d., cut
down Mrs. James u. Blaine. Jr's., ali
mony allowance and attorneys fees,
the husband pleading poverty.
| REPRESENTATIVE ROGER Q. MILLS. of
Texas, has written a letter to Speaker
Crisp, resigning his position as chair
man of the committee on interstate
and foreign affairs.
Gov. BoIEs of Iowa was Inaugural ted
| for his second term, on the Goth, at Des
| Moines.
AT & meeting of the national demo-
cratic committee, held in Washington
on the Dist, it was decided to hold the
| national democratic convention in Chi
cago on June 81.
THE London Lancet publishes an an
alysis of the bread in common use in
the famine-stricken districts of Russia,
| showing that 10 per cent. and probably
| more of the article is composed of
| woody fiber. leafy matter, seeds, silica,
sand and other foreign substances
The so-called bread is of dirty brown
color and resembles peat. Experts to
whom it was submitted failed to rec
ognize it as bread.
DAVID DOREMUs, aged 92, died at
| Gloster. n. j., of the grip, and ar
| rangements were made for his funeral
to take place on the 21st. On that
morning, his wife, also aged 90, died of
the same disease. and was buried with
her husband. The old couple were
well known and much esteemed
LADY MARY CAROLINE BRUDENEL-
BRUCE, dowager marchioness of Allies
bury, died on the 21st She was a
IL II
broke and widow of the second mar
Guis of Ailesbury-
The Sioux City train on the Chicago,
st. Paul & Omaha railroad was
wrecked by broken rail at Hamilton,
Mimi, on the 2lst- Four sleepers were
ditched and piled up in wild confusion.
By a miracle no one was killed, and
few were seriously hurt
Miss FRANCES E. WILLARD, president
of the National Womans Christian
Temperance union, photographed Presi-
dent Harrison, on the 21st. in the name
of 200, 600 members, u protest against
war with Chilli.
ARTHUR SLOANE, the escaped MUIR
derer who killed his mother and step
father at Omaha, Neb., was found frozen
to death on the Brule reservation, near
Pierre, S. d.. on the 21st, by an Indian.
BY the burning of the Indianapolis
Surgical institute, on the night of the
21st, at least sixteen persons, patients
in the institute, were burned to death
and about thirty injured, some fatally.
THE remains of Cardinal Manning
were laid to rest in kensal Green ceme-
terry, London, near those of Cardinal
Wiseman. on the 21st, after elaborate
and impressive funeral services in
Brompton orato1y. The remains were
followed to the grave by an immense
procession, including thousands of
working people.
The Worlds fair commissioners APP
pointed by the Japanese government,
Y. Yunmbo and S. Togima. of Toxic,
arrived in San Francisco, on the 22d,
on their way to Chicago to secure space
for the erection of their national build
ing in jackson park. The Japanese
government has appropriated $50, 600
yen (about $500, O0O) for it's exhibit at
the Colum bian exposition.
ELISHA P. MALLETT, of Bath, Me-,
who was recognized as the ablest mas
ter builder in that state. died, on the
21st, aged IS. He had built nearly 100
ships and was, at the time of his
death, at work upon what is to the big
gest ship in the world.
JOHN LAFFERTY, aged "a years. was
found frozen to death in field djoin-
ing his residence at East Nottingham,
Pa, on the 21st. He has wandered
from his home on the previous night.
INFLUENZA has appeared among the
girl students of Girton college, Cam
bridge, England. prostrating half of the
young women in the college.
CALVIN S. BRICE, chairman, issued a
call, on the 22d. for the national demo-
cratic convention to meet in Chicago
June 81.
CHARLES FARRELL, aged %, died at
his home in Altoona, Pa. on the 22d,
as the result of an overdose of lau-
danum taken to alleviate pain. He had
been sick for some days and was TAX
ing the laudanum regularly. He had
been married but one week. and the
young wife is Frustrated with grief.