Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-03-15

ALL of the anarchists recently ar
rested in Paris will be tried together
at the next assizes, proof of their
mutual completely having been estat-
lished.
Two AMERICAN line steamships now
under construction at the Cramps ship
yard at Philadelphia, have been named
after the western cities of st. Louis
and St Paul
The committee Of She German reichs.
tag to which was referred the Russo
German commercial treaty, accepted
the measure rs whole Big a vote Of ID
to IL on the sth.
STEPHEN GEER, n Tfairyman, was rs
sassinated while standing IN his own
doorway on the Charleston pake, near
-Jeffersonville, Ind, ut 9 o'clock on the
morning Of the 9th.
BERNARDO A. TKIEI, bishep of Costa
Rico, and several other prominent
Catholics, clerical and lay, have been
arrested at San Jose, charged with
plotting revolution.
The italian chamber.of deputies, on
the 9th, by an overw helming majority,
voted to prosecute Deputy de Felice-
Giuffridai, of Catanla, for alleged com
plicity with the Sicilian anarchists.
CONGRESSMAN NJ C. BLANCHARD was,
On the nth, appointed United States
senator by Gov. Foster OF Louisiana,
to fill the unexpired term of Senator
White until the legislature meets in
May.
Miss IDA VAN ETTEN, an American
writer, who had been living for sew
era1 months at the Continental hotel
in Paris, died, on the -5th, it is said, of
starvation, amid the most pitiful sur
roundings-
A MOVEMENT to hold a big conven-
ton of workingmen in Washington on
April and Z to protest against the
passage of the Wilson bill by the SEN
ate, was inaugurated in Philadelphia
on the 9Th.
Mr.. WNL POTTER, ex-United States
minister to Italy, who has been sue
ceeded by Ambassador MacVeagh, had
an audience with King Humbert, on
the sth. and presented to his majesty
his letter of recall
THE court of inquiry into the loss of
the man-of-war Kearsarge met at the
Brooklyn navy yard. on the Sth, but
adjourned again, owing to the contin-
ned illness of Capt ]. n. Miller, one OF
the members of the court.
UP to the 18th the treasury depart
had received on account of the late
bond issue SIS, 261. 512-S3S, 235. 900 in
gold and s19, $50, 900 in legal tenders
all but $3.50, 600 principal and premium
for which the bonds we're sold.
THE three pool rooms of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, were closed. on the 5th,
under the new ordinance prohibiting
gambling. 1t was expected that one
of the rooms would reopen. when it
would be pulled and the legality of the
ordinance tested
ACCORDING to a cable dispatch to the
secretary of the navy from Commander
Longnecker on the United States
steamship Ranger. the last act in the
Honduras revolution has been played
Peace has been arranged upon terms
satisfactory to all parties
SENATOR MARTIN, Of Kansas, has in
troduced general pension bill which
increases the pension of every person
now on the rolls at eight dollars a
month on account of service in the
Mexican war, including the widows of
all soldiers who served in that war, to
s12 month.
ANY person who can give the neces-
sary bond and satisfy the postmaster
general that he has the facilities for
doing the work may this year, bid for
the contract for furnishing stamped
envelopes and newspaper wrappers to
the government for the four years be-
ginning October 1 next
THE British column operating in
Assam against the tribe of Abors was
defeated, recently, and retreated on
Sadiya- A force of 200 sent to the re-
lief of the column was also forced
to retreat. A detachment of thirty
men was massacred, and the position
of the main column was reported to be
critical.
AT o'clock on the morning of the
9Th the rescuers clearing the gangway
of the Gaylord mine at Plymouth, Pa,
in which thirteen men were entombed
three weeks before, came upon the I'M
injured car used by the buried men,
The mine officials were confident OF
the early finding of the bodies of some
..of the men 81:
The disruption Of the Spanish cab
sinet, which had been threatened for
months but was deferred by an agree
.ment to patch up their differences
until after the settlement of the couH-
'tryss dispute with Morocco, occurred
on, the sth. Queen Regent Christina
Immediately instructed Premier Sa-
.gasta to reconstruct the ministry.
.A.BIuI was introduced in the house
OF. representatives, on the 9Th, by Mr..
McRae, of Arkansas, providing for the
abolition of the bounty on sugar and
placing that commodity on the free list.
If, after arAeasonatle time has elapsed,
the bill is still Enacted on in the senate,
an effort will be made to place it as
rideran one.of the appropriation bills.
AFTER q trial lasting four months
and four days for ,camplicity in the
of Dr .Cronin in Chicago in
May, 1853, of which he had once been
and sentenced to the peni-