Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-08-10

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By ELI d. AXE.
LRONTON. MISSOURI
EX-SENATOR j. j. INGALLS, predicts a
great financial upheaval and a general
redistribution of wealth.
Ex-Gov. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, an
nounces that under no circumstances
VIII he be a candidate this fall.
REAR-ADMIRAL.H UMANN, commanding
the French feet in Siamese waters, an
nounces that the blockade of Siam was
raised on the Sd.
MICHAEL WoRsHAM left Watertown,
N. Y, on the I'd, to walk to Los An
geles, Cal. He expects to accomplish
the feat in 1s5 days
Col. JACOB T. CHILD, of Missouri. the
new United States minister to Siam,
sailed from San Francisco for Bangkok
on the steamer Oceanica on the I'd.
DR. JENKINS, of the New York board
of health, ordered the hospital ship S.
ID. Carleton to the lower bay, on the
18th, in order to have her ready in case
OF emergency
On account of the hard times
churches of different denominations
are uniting in some towns in Kansas
and disch arging all the ministers but
one in a place
BURGLARS worked several hours, on
the night of the LIST, to get the funds
of the bank of McCune. Kas., but were
unsuccessful They ruined the vault
with crowbars and dynamite.
The general depression in trade is
injuring the tin-box industry in Brook
lyn, and it is said the manufacturers
will petition congress to repeal the
tariff on tin, both block and plate
Gov. LEwELLING of Kansas is trying
to inaugurate a movement among
western and southwestern states to
open up direct trade relations with Eu-
ropean countries by way of the Gulf of
Mexico.
THE condition of Senator Turpie, of
Indiana, who had been seriously ill,
was so much improved, on the I'd. that.
his family announced he would be able
to attend the coming extra session of
congress
A DISASTROUS explosion occurred on
board the German armor-clad steamer
Baden, at Kiel, on the Sd. Lieuten-
ants Oelsner and Sambsch and seven
seamen were killed and seventeen per-
sons were injured.
CHOLERA has reappeared in Moscow,
Kieff and northeast Hungary. In Mos
COW the outbreak is most serious.
There were thirty-two cases and eleven
deaths in the convict forwarding prison
at that city between the 1st and 18th
On the 4th the executive committee
of the board of Worlds fair directors
ordered a payment of 10 per cent. on
the entire bonded Indebtedness of the
corporation. The payment, amounting
to s45O. 900, will be made on the 27th.
SUPERINTENDENT WYMAN received
a cable message. on the Sd, from Sur
geon E. Il. Young, of the marine hos
pital service. stationed at Naples, stat
ing that the condition of affairs in that
city in regard to cholera was getting
worse.
THE fire which had burned for a week
along the Mullica river, in Burlington
county, n. j., had exhausted itself by
the Sd. A careful estimate places the
damage to buildings at s15O,0O0; to
timber, 81, 800, 900. and to the crop of
cranberries at $4,000.
SENATOR MORGAN cabled his son, on
the 4th, that it would be impossible for
him to leave Paris before the 10Th. This
is postponement of two weeks be-
yond the time originally set for his de-
parture, and indicates a delay in reach
ing their verdict by the Behring sea
arbitrators.
OWING to the representations made
to NJ. Develle. French foreign minister,
by Lord Dufferin. the British ambassa-
dor to France, the question of a neu-
trail zone between the French posses
sions in the Siamese peninsula and
Burmah and the Shan states has been
settled satisfactorily.
THE United States Watch Co. re-
sumed work at their factory at Wal
than, Mass, on the list. after two
weeks vacation. The operatives were
notified of a reduction of Is per cent.
during the present stagnation. with a
promise that. when times improved, the
old wages would be restored.
ONE man was burned to death and
forty others had narrow escapes from
fire in the seven-story factory building
at IS Broome street, New York city, at
noon of the 1st- Wenzi1 Reiter,
woodworker. 50 years of age. was
caught on the top floor, where he
worked, and burned to a crisp.
On the I'd Secretary Carlisle ordered
the acting director of the mint to
notify sellers of silver bullion that
from and after that date deliveries on
sales to the government must be COM
pleted within five days from the da te
of acceptance. The time heretofore
has been ten days. 1t is explained
that five days is sufficient time for sill