Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-06-20


A DISPATCH from Shanghai, on the
18th. said the feeling against foreign
ers IS rapidly increasing in central
China, and has reached q critical point
in Yunan.
SENATOR GORDON issued a letter, on
the 10th, making public his lonE-en-
tertained purpose of retiring from pub
lie life at the close Of his presen. term
In the senate.
THE injunction in the Soath ecsroliEa
registration case was dissolved in the
United States circuit court OF appes1s,
at Richmond, Va, on the auth, End
the bill was dismissed.
AMBASSADOR BAYAxD, after attend
ing the Kiel canal opening. will visit
Ncrth Cape, Norway, and ether points
of interest in the land of Ftke midnight
Sun before returning to 'L,ondoE next
sHonth.
ADMIRAL KIRKLAND cab1ed' the nav
that the New York, &C.
lumbia aud San Francisco left CopeE-
hagen, on the 18th, for 'Keiz. where,
under their orders, they would arrsye
on the 18th
FAILURES in the United States6 ur-
ing the week ended the Eth, as re-
ported by r. g. Dun * Co, were '241,
against z3e fertke sane week last y ear.
In Canada the failureswere "a, against
Il last year.
SECRETARY OF STATE KAssON and the
attorney general of Wisconsin were at
the department of the interior in
Washington, 1en'tfe 10th, in regard to
the adjudication OF the swamp-land
claims of their state.
PRoF. DANIEL ;KraKwoeD, LID, late
professor OF mathematics in the In
diana state university. died at his home
in Riv erside. Cal, on the 18th, aged 81
years. He was one of Americas best
scholars and astronomers
The new Italian parliament was
opened, on the 10th, with more than
usual ceremony. The king and queen,
upon their arrival, were enthusiastical-
" received and loudly cheered by the
immense crowd assembled in the plaza.
Mrs. MARY BROWN, monogamian
pepsioner, died, on the 10th, at her
home 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
1ifty-one years ago.
E. P. BALDWIN, xE.ditor, Of the treas
ury department, has issued circular
requiring the action of appraisers,
gaugers, weighers and 'Ineasurers to
be in duplicate, and requiring entries.
invoices and claims TO be forwarded to
the auditor of TIE treasury depart
ment.
A STATUE of Martin Luther, which
had been long time in course of con-
struction and erection, was unveiled
in the Newmarket in Berlin on the
11th. Prince Leopold OF Prussia. uncle
of the kaiser, was present as the lat
ter's representative, and delivered an
address
THE Yuma Indian reservation in San
Diego county, Cal, will be immedi-
ately resurveyed and lands allotted in
severalty to the Indians, who will re-
ceive five acres each, the. remainder
to be opened for settlement. The en-
tire reservation includes about four
townships
CONSUL BAEIHOLOw, aat Mayence,
Germany, reports to the state depart
ment the reappeacance OF the so-called
"swine pest" which existed in various
parts of Germany about this time last
year Hogs and young pigs are at
tackled by the disease, (which proves
quite destructive
ANTHONY ]. DEENBL i1IDDLE, who
married Miss Brady, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, recently, carries life insurance to
the amount of S500,0OO. Mr.. Biddle's
inherited income is $50. 200. or $4,000
per annum, but the requests are en-
tailed. and in case Of his death would
not revert to his widow.
JULIUS LIcHrENBERG, eS-school in
convicted of having accepted a bride in
connection with the awarding of
school-furniture contract, WAS, on the
18th, sentenced to two and half
years imprisonment in the Detroit
(Mich.) house of correction.
ALL arrangements were .Elade, on
the 14th, for the Afghan prince, MAJ
-rulla Khan, to visit and inspect the
thread works of j. and r. Coates &
Co :. at Paisley, Scotland, and tie ship
building yards on the Clyde. but Naz-
rulla positively refused to aeave his
bed when aroused and informed that
everything was in readiness for the
"trip.
IKE. London Mascot says Z as ru-
dnored that Miss Frances E. Willard,
president of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union. who is now in En-
gland. is about to be married to an
English gentleman of wealth and po-
sition land of prominence in reform
work This is q revival of a ruIaor
which was in circulation about a
naonth ago.
SAMUEL taylor MARSHALL, founder
of the Greek letter college society,
Befe Theta Phi. and a prominent at
,torneg, diedssuddenly of heart troable
at Eeokuls, Ia, on the 18th. He was
in his eighty1tourth year. He graGu-
ated from Oxford university in 1870.
While at school he, with three others,
Organized the Beta Theta Phi. which
has groEn to such prominence and
widespread .eSteHt