Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-06-16

had not arrived at the nomination
stage up to the close of a long night
session on the 9th, which was taken up
in discussing the report of the commit
tee on credentials and the settlement
of contests by the convention. The
first test vote of the convention indi-
Gated majority for the administra-
ton, and the denomination of Mr.. Har-
rison was freely predicted by his friends
on the first ballot
THE decision in the murder case of II.
Clay King. of Memphis, Tenn, will not
be rendered by the supreme court of
that state until July :. in consequence
of the illness of Chief-Justice Turney.
THE London markets are unaffected
by the failure of the New Oriental bank.
as fnanciers believe that the worst is
known. and that no other disasters are
to follow as a consequence of the col
lapse.
j. Il. BUCHANAN, recently elected
chairman of the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION. has declined to accept the
position.
L PABLO PEREA. noted Mexican ex-
lie. died in Phoenix. Ariz., on the Sth,
dSSo 81 y euAfS- y ShiS drso AiS was
one of the most prominent men in Mexi-
can politics. and was twice sentenced to
be shot but made his escape into Cen
trail America. He espoused the cause
of Maximilian and held a position on
his staff With the downfall of that
Inflated monarch he was court-mar-
tailed, but influence saved his life.
THE eruptions of Mount Vesuvius
continue. in the valley which sepa-
rates Nesuvius from Monte Sumna
proper Il small cone has appeared. from
which two streams of lava are flowing.
\ shower of small stones and scorie is
being elected from this cone, above
which dense clouds are lowering. Stones
are also being elected from the prlnci-
pal crater.
TIE Chinese highbinders of San Fran
cisco have offered a reward of $500 to
any highlander who will kill Christian
Chinese. and they have also sent warn
ing letters to missionaries in the city
declaring that if they continue torescue
female slaves from Chinese brothels
their lives will pay the penalty.
THE liabilities of Costcr, Martin &
Co.. the Chicago board of trade firm
which attempted to corner the corn
market. are estimated to be about $780,
600 and the assets $4,000. None Of the
claims against the dcfunct firm are
large. The biggest. $1,000, is said to
be held by Partridge.
WILLIAM KEARNEY. of Logansport,
Ind. was drowned there on the Sth,
and his body was recovered on the 9TH
four miles below. kearney was an
aT1iiaD+i. md ,.a.ai1-ir1C-
from DR.. Rogers of the insane hospital.
While crossing the EanGiaiia railroad
bridge. returning from the asylum. he
was seized with Il fit and fell into the
water
DEVELOPMENTS in the Algodcn land
grant case. which involves the title to 4
large part OF Pima county. Ariz.. show
conclusively that the entire thing is a
grand fraud. Mexicans have been found
who confess to have taken part in the
forgery and theft of papers on which
depends the success of the claim.
THE noted Usage chief. En-tsa-wah-
tah-in-kah. died at Pawhuska. Okla. OF
Bright's disease on the 9th. He was
just closing his second term as princi-
pal chief OF the Usage nation. White
Horn. the second chief, will succeed
him.
IT is semi-officially stated in Berlin.
that, during the visit of the ear to
Kiel. he took occasion to assure the
kaiser that under no Circumstances
would Russia support France in any
scheme of revenge upon Germany, and
that. if France should attack Germany
with the object of recovering Alsace
and Lorraine, Russia would not coun-
tenance any such action, and would
refrain from giving any assistance to
the French.
WHITELAw REID, editor of the New
York Tribune and ex-minister to
France. was unanimously nominated
for vice-president by the Republican
national convention at Minneapolis,
Mimi, on the 10th.
THE visit of the king of Italy to the
German emperor has been postponed
until November, owing to Il prospec-
tive increase in the family of the