Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-13
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
New Postmaseerr

New Postmasters.
The following new postmasters Of
the fourth class have been appointed
for Missouri:
p. r. Randall resigned.
arcadia Iron county, ]. W. whitworth. vice
Arrow Rock. Saline county. L. Gilpin, vice n.
G. Miller. dead.
Barnard. Nodaway county, ]. Perdew, vice
=, Clyde. Nodaway county, c. o. Letter. vice A
:, Diamond, Newton county. o. Ridenour, vice
h Martin. resigned
. H I, Boone county. J. N. Roberts, vice
Licking Texas county Lenna /. Bradford,
Nayior Rinsa. eon rsrs1eq y vo,,
Scagg. resigned.
Mansfield, Wright county, E. Young. vice NJ.
St. Mary,s, Ste. Genevieve county. NJ w.
Hoffman, vice E. S. Lawbaugh. removed.
A. Poyner. resigned.
Zalma, Bollineer county, J.w Dixon. vice r.
James. removed
Zodias Vernon county, T. ]. Bybee, vice J.
Cunningham, resigned.
Avilla. Jasper county. J. l. Kissinger, vice
Mary A Walton, resigned.
Caledonia Washington county J. Knox vice
w. Stocking. dead
Climax Springs. Camden county, E. h Ell
more, vice ]. C. Beard. resigned
Houses Spring Jefferson county, c. Williams,
vice G. Bonacker resigned.
ST. James Phelps county. G. T. Bacon vice
VIM Stimson. removed.
Slick, Lincoln county, j. A Brown, vice G. p.
Verona; Lawrence county. E. A Paschal. vice
r. S.-Wilks resigned.
WiIliamsville. Wayne county, w. n. Friday,
vice ]. R. Manning. removed.
Arcola, Dade county. C. c. Sloan, vice j. NJ.
Charlottesville. Pemiseot county, S. II. Steel,
vice G. G. Sheppard, resigned
Minden Mines. Barton county. s. 81. Fuqua,
vice w. A. Sanford. resigned.
Sarcoxie. Jasper county, D. A. Smith. vice ].
E. Riley. resigned.
Buchner. jackson county, j. S. Pryor, vice J.
Martin, resigned
Collins, St Clair county. J. T. Fields. vice NJ.
Corder Lafayette county, J. Y. Brand, vice A
Bortsfeld. resigned
Gatewood Ripley county. T. F. Grain, vice
Ludlow. Livingston county, j. L. Bryan, vice
H. c. Snyder. resigned.
j. W. Drake resigned.
Walsenda. Carroll county, R. C. Thomas, vice
e. T. Rogers. resigned.
Missouri City Elections.
ST. LoUIs-The republicans elected their en-
tire city ticket with the exception of auditor.
Maiorldge trep) for mayor received 34,564;
Bannerman tdem.), 81 .297
CAPE GIRARDEAU-No politics. H. P. Pier
onnet was elected mayor.
POPLAR BLUFF-Democratic except two al
dermen A close and hot fight.
LAMAR-Entire democratic ticket elected
JEFFERSON CITY-Republican with the ex-
Observation-Disclosures sdivided. Republican
mayor and collector. Republican school di-
rectorS.
FARMINGToN-sfayor. republican: marshal,
democrat
DE SoTo-Nine months school proposition
carried.
COMMUNICATIVE democratic ticket elected.
observation-disclosures except two coun-
cllmen and city attorney.
SEDAIIA-Democrates elected aldermen.
acknowledgements elected two council
he n 90 mo fyCn NOV
evenly divided.
MoBERLY-No party tickets; James Rags
dale. mayor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elected mayor.
marshal and two of the four councilmen.
klRksvILLE - Entire republican ticket
elected.
attorney and one councilman was elected.
BIsMARCK-D. L. Rivers elected mayor.
ST CHARLEs-Henry Ringe, mayor.
Lieut.-Gov O'Meara at the Helm.
Lieut-Gov. John B. O'Meara acted as
governor during Gov. Stones visit to
the east.
The first thing he did was to go through
big mass OF applicants for notaryships. When
he got through he ordered the issuance of 103
notarial commissions. He then turned his at
tention to the pile OF legislative enactments on
the desk. and after careful scrutiny signed the
following: Requiring railroad companies to
file annual reports with railroad commission
ers in September instead of March; making
public all elevators and warehouses of $1,000
bushels capacity where grain belonging to diff
ferent parties is stored, and where inspection
has been established: fixing the lawful weight
of cucumbers at 4S pounds per bushel and to-
ulatoes at As pounds: requiring the sheriff
deputies to personally deliver ballots to judges
of election prior to the opening of the polls;
allowing policemen of st. Louis and Kansas
City twenty-four holidays per year: to prevent
the dynamiting of fish. Ia violation of this
law is felony.l
Bernheimer's Bogus Application.
A Washington special says:
The treasury officials mystifed about the
bogus application filed in behalf of Marcus
Bernheimer. of ST. Louis. for surveyor Of the
port. 1t is the only case of the kind that has
come to light The papers were looked up. and
the application is by proxy. Mr.. Bernhcimer-s
signature does not appear but he is presented
as candidate by "a friend Who this friend
is the treasury officials are not yet willing to
state. A telegram has been received at the
treasury from Mr. Bernheimer repudiating the
application. declaring that he has authorized
no one to present his name, and stating that he
does not want the Office
Missouri Insane Asylum No. e.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. April 10.-There appears to
be hitch in selecting officials to manage State
Asylum No. 9. The board OF managers are said
to oppose the slate prepa red by what is
the board a communication from Gov. Stone.
asking the election Of officers be postponed
until the next meeting was read. This asylum
has been self-sustaining under the present
management.
"A Little Girls Fate.
A little daughter of George Stewart,
living at Oak Hill, suburb of st. Jo-
seph, was sent to a neighboring store
to buy matches. On her way home she
fell down, the matches ignited, her
clothes caught fire and she was SO bad
" burned that she will die.
Want Omces.
The following Missourians have re-
Gently fled application at Washington
for office:
Geo. P. Cunningh am. Carthage. register of
treasury: Adonis Anderson, Mendon. deputy
auditor: John NJ. Bullock. surveyor at Kansas
City: Chas. H. Van Flick. Kansas City, col
lector internal revenue. Sixth district.
A Word for Champ Clark.
A Washington correspondent has this
to say of Congressman Champ Clark:
He attends to his own busines and gobbles
up as many post offices as the oldest stat esman
here.
Can Go to Mexico.
1t is understood that ex-Gov Critten-
den can have the consul-generalship to
Mexico. but there are those who say
the ex-governor wants to go to Europe.