Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-05-02
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A COMPANY has been incorporated a
Newark, n. J., with 49, 600 capital, i
per cent. paid In, to manufacture per
petual-motion machines.
On the 18th the supreme court OF ap
peals of Virginia, by unanimous vote
denied the application of Mrs Belvs
Lockwood to qualify as practitioner
HON. GEoReE N. CURzoN and hi
bride, lately Miss Mary Victoria Lei
ter, embarked on the Cunarder Etru
ria, which sailed from New York fol
Liverpool on the eth.
HoN. JUsrUs f. TEMPLE, aged 81
years, of Waynesburg, Pa, died, ON the
25th, at the residence of his daughter
in Allegheny. Mr.. Temple served a.
auditor-general OF Pennsylvania from
1874 to 1878.
CoMPTRoLLER EcKELs has accepted
IN invitation to deliver q speech at the
banquet of the Detroit (Mich.) cham
Der of commerce on Maya. His speech
will be devoted largely to the financial
situation of the country.
OK the 25th the navy department re
ceived a telegram announcing tina,
Coxswain John johnson had beer
LII "a
San Diego, by an accident happening
to five-inch rapid-fire gun.
Mrs. U. s. GRANT and Mrs. Sartoris
and the 1atter's daughter, the guests
of the Chicago Press club, attended
the clubs celebration of Gen. Grants
birthday anniversary at the Audito.
rum on the evening of the 9th.
THE department of public safety al
Pittsburgh, Pa, issued an order, on
the 24th, that the gold and stock tick
ers reporting baseball games, horse
races and other sporting news will not
be allowed in saloons or other resorts
this season.
In the British house of commons, on
the oath, Mr.. T. w. Russell's bill, pro
viding for the perpetuation of the ex-
listing temporary regulation closing
the drinking saloons in Ireland on
Sundays, passed its second reading by
q vote of 16s to 60.
Mrs. MARY Brown, a monogamian
pensioner, died, ON the 10th, at her
home S miles from Knoxville, Tenn.
She was the widow of Joe Brown, a
soldier in the revolutionary war, and
was born in 1904. Her husband died
fifty-one years ago.
A BIMErALLEc league was formed in
Cincinnati, on the 26th, to be indie
pendent of all political parties, it's
principal object being to secure the
free and unlimited coinage of gold and
silver without waiting for the action
of any other government
A DRILL sunk in Hamilton county,
Ind. in search of oil, struck water,
which sends up a stream through a
six-inch pipe rising 100 feet above the
surface and threatens to submerge the
neighborhood. 1t is thought the wa
ter comes from q subterranean river.
On the oath the president approved
the proceedings and findings of the
f. L Leveridge, Fourteenth infantry,
at Vancouver barracks, on a charge of
drunkenness while on duty. and SEN
fenced him to dismissal from the mill
tary service.
The Ohio republican state central
committee will meet in Columbus, on
the 9th, to call the. state convention
which dominates q successor to Gov. Nc
Kinley. who has positively declined a
denomination, as he desires to ap-
proach the next national republican
convention as private citizen.
THE earl of Lonsdale was sum-
moned to court at Melton owbray,
England, on the 23d. upon a charge of
assault in having struck gentleman
named Boden upon the head with a
hunting whip. His1ordship offered an
apology to Mr.. Boden, which was ac-
eepted, and the summons was with
drawn.
THE faculty of Mount Union college
at Alliance, O., have determined to
prevent counting among the scholars
Several of the young ladies and gem
tlemen were reprimanded, on the o5th.
President Marsh remarking: at is
said that matches are made in Heaven;
/ think branch Office has been opened
at Mount Union college"
THE treasury gold reserve was in
creased, on the 26th, by S413, s41, to
s91, l76, 251-$65,O 600 of which came in
the ordinary course of business and
Ss4s.S41 from the Belmont Morgan syn
dictate. The syndicate still owed the
government over SIG. 0oO, 900 on its con-
tract, but it was said to be still ahead
of the terms of its agreement
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE JACKSON, of the
United States supreme court, intends
to leave his home at West Meade.
near Nashville, Tenn, about May 4
to sit with his colleagues during
the.hearing of the income tax petit
tions- After the consideration of these
petitions, he viii return to his home