Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-09-14

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By ELL D. AXE.
IRONTON. MISSOURI i
THERE is no longer any dcabt that
the cholera is spreading in Constant
1ople.
The Kansas wheat crop this year is
officially estimated at Is, 900. ooobushols,
against "a, 600. 600 last year.
sADAN IrzEI., JR., = talented musician
and composer, died in Baltimore, Md,
ON the 5th, of consumption.
GOVERNMENT receipts from customs
on the 5th were $4,000, being the low
est for any one day since war bimes-
An American A1u.rni association Of
AllHallows college, located 1t Drum
eondra. suburb Of Dublin, is TO 'bespr-
gained
For the frst six Days OF September
$500. 600 daily, while receipts fell of
TO $3.50, e6oL
HoN- c. H TuFPER has been knighted
by the queen of England in rrecogni-
ton of his services in counectiOn'with
the BehrinE sea ar bitratien.
Ok the 5th the last trace0fss tringency
In the New York money market disaP-
peared. premium ON cash being discon-
tinued, and the banks paying out cash
freely
GEORGE GRAHAM, of Baltimore, was
elected surgeon-general of the Grand
Army of the Repu bile, On the 7th, and
j. w. Hendrix, OF Iowa. was chosen
chaplain
Arthe instance of the French com
mander, the foreign admirals in Bra
lillian waters have decided TO prevent
the bonn bardment of the city of Rio Ja-
metro by revolutionary squadrons-
Or the 5fh the executive committees
of the American Sugar Refining Co.
recommended the declaring of quar-
terly dividend of 8 per cent. on the COM
mon and ~ per cent ON the preferred
stock.
LETTERS received IN Brussels from
the Congo Free State declare that after
the death of Explorer Van den kerck-
have the whole of his expedition was
destroyed, over twenty whites being
killed.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND gave graceful
welcome to the Pan-American Medical
congress, whose four days session conn
menced in the national capital on the
5th. There were about I, 900 delegates
present
CLAUS TIMMERMAE, the anarchist
who was accused of having uttered in
cendiary speeches at the recent Union
Square meeting in New York, was, on
the Sth. sentenced to six months in the
penitentiary.
Ara country charivari near LIE Mars.
Ia, on the 5th, the bridegroom, A. &.
Carpenter, shot and fatally wounded
Joe Laddislow, one Of the serenaders.
firing a heavy charge of shot into his
abdomen at short range.
The New York grand jury made its
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eral sessions ON the 9th, fling a true
bill against Emma Goldman, the an
archist, charged with unlawful assem-
blage and melting to riot.
CHOLERA has reappeared in Moscow,
Kief and northeast Hungary. In Mos
cow the outbreak is most serious
There were thirty-two cases and eleven !
deaths in the convict forwarding prison |
ut that city between the LIST and 18th
A coLoRED boy, named Smith, aged
~ years, was struck by an outgoing |
passenger train at a crossing in Knox
vile, Tenn, on the 5th, and literally |
ground to pieces. This is the thir-
teenth victim of East Tennessee engine
No. 214 in the last five years.
SPECIAL AGENT BABcocK. who had
investigated the condition of the peo-
pie on the seacoast of South. Carolina, |
reported, on the eth, that 10000 per-
sons were in danger of starvation. |
The entire country is called upon to al
leviate the prevailing distress.
Up to the 18th the relief committee |
of the Colored Auxiliary association of
Jacksonville, Fla, had shipped to |
Charleston, S. c.. for the hurricane suf-
tferers, twelve barrels of flour, $50 |
pounds of bacon, ten barrels of grits |
and about fifty suits of clothes.
AT meeting of depositors of the |
suspended Commercial bank OF |
brooklyn, on the 9th. Mr.. Haviland. u |
real estate man and depositor in |
the bank, made an address in which |
he proposed that the depositors Grimm |
ally prosecute the officers of the |
bank.
CAPT Barr, of the United States rev.
enue service, stationed at Philadelphia,
dropped dead in front of the Clambake |
building at the Worlds fair on the |
9TH. The captain was so years old,
and we'll known in marine circles. |
The cause of his death is supposed to |
have been heart disease.
THE Brazilian government has sus- |
pended all Geographic communications |
to and from Brazil for the present, and |
messages for that country will not be |
aecep3ed by the Commercial Cable Co. |
until further notice. kilograms for
Uruguay, Argentina and places beyond |
are, however, accepted as usual.
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