Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-05-10

s2.621. Oss, and the amount marketed
q, 45O,460.
The new and handsome building Of
the royal college of music at Kensing-
ton, London, was formally opened, on
the I'd. by the prince of Wales. The
building is very commodious, having 1o(
class rooms, each constructed with
sound-proof walls.
GEORGE GRIFFIrHs, the globe-trotter,
who started from England on March
10 to circumnavigate the earth, was a
passenger on the steamship Empress
of China, which arrived at Vancouver,
B. c., on the I'd. Among the other
passengers were Lord and Lady Ash
burton.
PoPULIsr CHAIRMAN MELGHEN OF
Minneapolis, Mimi. issued a call, on
the 4th. for a state convention, calling
on all farmers to meet in wagons at
the various crossings, and then pro-
coed by the nearest route to Minneap-
oils and take the city by storm The
date is not given.
The Chicago city council appropri-
ated 800, 600, on the 30th, to aid the
health commissioner in stamping out
smallpox in that city. Additional pest
housewife be provided. the ambulance
service will be greatly improved. and
the force of health officers will be
largely increased.
NEWS of Editor Frank Hatton's
death caused a great shock to the
MANY friends he made in Burlington.
Ia, during his residence there as man
ager of the Hawkeye. His mother, a
sister and number OF his wlfe's rela-
tives live at Mount Pleasant, Ia, and
the sorrow there is general
In the southern part of Kentucky
coal is being mined in large quanti-
ties, and is sent to the customers of
operators in the Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
and Pittsburgh fields. There are many
colored miners in Kentucky, and it is
expected there will be a great deal OF
difficulty in organizing them.
SERIOUS reports were received at
Duluth, Mimi, on the Sd, from the
Mesaba iron range, where 1,5O0 desper-
ate miners, mostly Firms, armed with
explosives were on strike for an increase
Of pay. Several companies of mill
Tia had been ordered out and sent to
the scene of'the disturbance.
RIor1Ne at Cleveland o, continued. on
the I'd. the mob, over 1000 strong,
driving the employees from many fac
tories and workshops, and greatly
damaging the plants. They were
finally dispersed by the police. Sew
-eral companies of militia were ordered
under arms and held in reserve.
The strike on the Great Northern
railroad was ended by mutual conces-
,sions on the LIST. The meeting be-
tween the company officers and the
strike leaders was brought about
and the happy result reached through
the good offices of a committee of st.
Paul and Minneapolis business men.
THE French courts have confirmed
an arrangement by which the execu-
tors of Baron de Reinach will pay
1900, 600 francs and DIR. Cornelius
Herr 1,5OO, 600 francs to the liquida-
tors of the Panama Canal Co. The
adoption of this arrangement will put
a stop to the extradition proceedings
against DIR. Herr
The proposed meeting of Common
wealers on the steps of the capitol at
Washington, on the LIST, to awe con-
.gressmen and senator's into a sense OF
4heir,duty to the unemployed, was pre-
vented by the authorities. and Messrs.
Browne and Jones, who were more
demonstrative than Gen. Coxey, were
arrested and Jailed.
GEN. CoxEY, Marshal Browne and
Christopher Columbus Jones were ar
raigned before Judge Miller in the
Washington police court, on the morn
ing of the I'd, charged with violation
.ofstatutes.of the District Of Columbia.
A continuance was taken until the 9Th,
and the prisoners held in $500 bond
each, which was furnished.
WORK was resumed, ON the 18th, on a
dozen public improvements in Cleve-
land. O., and the shops that were looted
.protection being assured for every man
VINO. C6TcQ 20 WOEk. l. nc tc86t 6tCSIu pt
to provoke q riot meant arrest, and
Cleveland was potieed as never before.
Men were massed at the central station
In large numbers
Nh. WIN. AsroR CHANDLER arrived o.
Cairo. Egypt, On the s0th, from Zansi.
bar, after his second central African
expedition, and became the guest ID
United States Minister Pen6eld BE
left on the LIST, for Vienna, going
thence TO one of the German health
springs Mr.. Chandler will contribute
a report OF his exploratieos to the New
York Geographical society.
IT was reported in Paris. on the Sd.
that I'VE additional notes forged by
Count Ellis de Tslleyrand-Perrigord, in
the name of n. Max Lebaudy. had
.turned mp The princess of Sagan. has
.onered to fully indemnify NJ. Lebaudy
ON condition that Count de Talleyrand-
.Perrieord be confined in an asylum for
n time and also renounce his rights rs
the eldest SON in favor OF his younger