Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-15
MISSOURI, STATE NEWS.
New Postmassers.

MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
| New Postmassers.
| The following new postmasters o4
the fourth class have been appointed
for Missouri:
Anutt Dent county, c. P. Redrick. vice I. A.
Bartlett, shannon county Mrs. O. ". Smith,
| vice W. D. Blansett. resigned.
Bertrand. Mississippi county, G. A. Fox, vice
Duegan. Wright county. s. P. Bray, vice W.
h Owens, resigned
| Phillipshurg. Laclede county, T. j. Mansfield.
| vice c. II. Leib. removed.
Warren Marion county, Madison Payne. vice
c. v. Davis. resigned.
Elmont. franklin county. Rufus P. Eon. vice
Cover. Clinton county, Hugh G. MeClintock,
vice b. F. Poe. removed.
| jenkins. Barry county. M A. Galloway. vice
w: F. Galloway. resigned
Jonesburgh. Montgomery county. N. NJ. Ed
| Lancaster. Schuyler county. w. NJ. McNulty,
yice ]. M. Shoemaker, resigned.
| Luray. Clark county, G. w. Butler, vice James
Morrison. Gasconade county: Nicolaus Wolz.
ST.. vice M. D.. Schoeppel. resigned-
| Philadelphia. Marion county. o. D. johnson.
vice l. Preston, resigned.
| Stahl. Adair county, C. E Morelock vice A
o. Moore. resigned.
Unity, Scotland CO unity. T. E. Pipe, vice C. E.
Queen City, Schuyler county, Jas Bennett.
vice J. r. Roberts. resigned.
| Wilson Mills Crawford county, Il. F. Vaughan,
vice j. NJ Sanders, resigned
Merwin, Bates county, Samuel Stewart, vice
E. Henderson. removed.
O'Fallon, St. Charles county, j. p. Wild
berger. vice N. kreckel. resigned.
Portage Des Sioux. St. Charles count y, Fan
Rathbone, Phelps county, H. Heinig vice G.
W. Coppedge, resigned.
Carlow. Daviess county, Gabe May. vice I. H.
Ciarksdale: De Kalb county. G. W. Earring
ton. vice D. B. Todd. removed.
Edgar Springs, Phelps county, Mrs. N. j. La
mar. vice l.. c. Curtis, resigned.
Freedom. Usage county S. s. Miller, vice H.
F. Niewald. resigned.
Latin, Bollinger county, b. S. Snieer, vice A.
Chppard. dead.
NEW POST OFFICE.
knobview, Crawford county. Anvil A. Beesly.
postmaster.
GOES TO CHINA.
WASHINGTON. June 10.-Jacob T.. Child. of
Missouri has been appointed by the president
Republic: The salary attached to this place is
$500 a year. with fees tina: will make it 2.ON
more. Mr.. Child's appointment was to large
extent Que TO Mr.. Dockery. although he had
very cordial support from the Missouri sena-
tors also. 1t will be remembered that Col. Child
was minister to Siam under tine former Cleve-
land administration
There were a number of Missourians
among the clerks employed in the old
Ford opera house in Washington when
the building collapsed.
D. C. ordan. of Sullivan county. was killed.
He was about 35. leaves a widow and three
children. He was assisted to appointment.
six years ago. by Maj Warner. His body was
mangled beyond recognition. Missouri friends
rendered assistance to his family. C D. Shad-
boit. CT Kansas City. arm injured. He ap-
pointed FIVE years ago. and is a widower. Col.
Thomas Haynes. of St. Louis fell with the top
floor. was rendered unconscious. bet will
recover. He colonel OF the Eighth Missouri
J. H Thomas. OF PettiS county, was on the sec
ond floor. but miraculousiy escaped with severe
cuts and bruises Arthur Shatz. of St. Louis,
badly shaken up. but escaped from 4 win
Cow t.y means of a ladder. Less than a year
ago Capt F. c. Jones. OF Kansas City was en-
I.lcyed in the building, hut was transferred to
another department. John Bueius. who &C.
cupied the desk vacated by Capt. Jones. was
killed. Among other Missourians in the build
ing were: c. D. Bulla. Gentry country: D. II.
P Brown. Jackson: c. A johnson, ST. Louis:
G l. Enaugh. montgomery: R. J. Donneliy.
Phelps: L. b. Bowman Barton: j. Il Schooley,
Jackson: W. F. Kirby. Howard: e A Clarke.
Cole: H: G. Chamberlain, St Louis; ". Barnes.
St. Louis.
The School of Mines.
The twenty-second annual COM
mencement of the School of Mines of
the state university was held at Rolla.
Hon. Frank RothweIl. president OF the board
OF curators. made an extemporaneouS address
Z NJ. Diiley. vice-pcesidelt OF the board of cura-
tors. said that it was the intention of the board
to make this one OF the greatest
technical schools in the country. Aft
e. the delivery of certificates and
diplomas by the president OF the univer-
sity, rr J. Il Jesse. Gov. W j. Stone made
lad q
s. Miss Mary 3cskett. of Ro.la. thesis, .-Clissi-
Pleasancen. kas.. The Cyanide Process for
'Ths Russell a a Process Sor Cold and Silver.
Civil engineer-ClEton b. Spencer, OF Joplin.
No: Comic Machines; Ce;:ii.atcs in assay
lay. E. P Dyer. F. L. Tyrrell. w. S. Thomas
and Miss Lillian J. Lewis. of St. Louis. Miss
Erst certificate for practical wori. il the lao-
oratory ever give? to lady at the School of
Mines o. Missouri.
kEtL..LD An APPOINTMENT.
Thos E. Delay, student il the department
OF chemistry and Eetallurgy- has been ap
pointed assistant professor OF chemistry and
Francis Whitaker & Sons Embarrassed.
The well-known pork-pacaing firm
OF Francis Whitaker & Sons, ST. Louis.
is financially embarrassed.
The business was established years ago ty
Francis Whit aser. He accumulated large
fortune and made reputation that vas world
wide. his cured meat commanding, premium
in the markets This fortune and the
business vas left to his john who Is
Tow at the head of the house. and who look Mr..
Michael McEnnis, an old eInploye, into partner
ship Several years ago the frEn established Z
large packing house at Wichita kaS-. hut il is
said that it never paid and was the real cause
OF the present embarrassment. NJ Whitaker
has enjoyed the reputation of heing very
wealthy. and had q history building popped
up on vacant lot during the night
time il would have caused TO more surprise
than did the fact that Mr.. Whitaker was ey--
barrassed 1t is said that he holds a great deal
of valuable stock in such enterprises street
railways Merchants bridge etc. but that he
can not realize on it. owing to the strinceacy of
the money market, without great sacrifice
perfect burning up OF dolIars-hence he deter
mind to let affairs take their natural course.
The Town Hog Defeated.
The city election al Lexington the
other day was very exciting.
Seveeai months ago the city council passed
g ordinance prohibiting stock from running
at large. and the candidates. at the election
held he of nm, he ok oF s,oc