Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-10-17

nc wilton, N. Y, on the 18th, RAJ
into field and was burned to . crisp
A DISPATCH from Trebizonde say
serious conflicts took place there OF
the sth, between Turks and Armenian
In which many of the latter wer
killed.
Mrs. SARAH "; EMERY, the well
known lecturer and writer on woman
suffrage, died at her home in Lansing
Mich. on the 10th, of cancer, after sew
eral months painful illness.
THERE was a sale Of American ap
pies in London, on the 9th, at which
B.sss barrels were disposed Of Bald
wins brought los; greetings, lis to 12s
and Canadians from 15s to 16s-
Rev. w. Ii. EVANS, supply at Christ
church in Warwick. N. Y, has fallel
heir to an estate worth between $40,
900 and $50. 600 per annum, and to tn
Irish title of Lord Corbury.
A DISPATCH from Berlin, on the 9th
said: Prof. Leyden has received dis
patch to the effect that the czarowit
Is growing rapidly worse. His condi
ton is reported to be alarming.
: BRITISH and American consuls re
ported, on the 9th, that everything
had been done to obtain an inquir,
into the outrages upon the missiona
ries at Ku-Cheng short Of using force
The heart of Kosciusko, the Polish
patriot and general under Washing
tom, will be transferred on the 18th
from Vesia to the Polish museum il
the Chateau Raperswiji, near Zurich.
A PASSENGER train on the Crane
junction line plunged into the Onton
abee river near Peterboro, Ont. on the
11th, through an open lock bridge
Several persons were badly injured
but no fatalities were reported.
FAILURES throughout the United
States for the week ended on the 18th
as reported by R G. DUN & Co. were
26s, against 231 for the corresponding
week last year. For Canada the fail
ures were SO, against 43 last year.
Or the 9Th the governor of Wiscon
sin appointed commissioners to confer
with commissioners from Minnesota
about carving a new state from terri
tory now embodied in the two ole
states.
THE Antwerp Matin says that 6, 0ot
men are being enlisted in the Congo
state for a great expedition, which i.
to be headed by Baron Dhanis. The
objective point and purpose Of the ex'
petition are kept secret
GEN. WILLIAM MALONE, ex-Unite6
Sta ties senator from Virginia. died il
Washington, on the sth, after brie.
illness. from paralysis. aged SO. Hi!
remains were taken to Petersburg
Va. on the 9th, for interment
THE tenth annual convention of the
Christian Endeavor societies OF New
York state opened in the Brooklyn
academy of music on the Sth. 1t il
estimated that It, 900 persons took ar
active part in the proceedings.
Ed PARTRIDGE, the Chicago board O.
trade plunger, has sold to II. II. Kohl
saat for SITS, 600 the property at liz tc
116 State street. at the rate of S12. Ion
q foot. Not long ago Mr.. Partridge
refused 5000, 900 for this property.
A DISPATCH from Shanghai. on the
10th, said that Admiral Butler, com
manding the British feet, would re
turn to Foo-Chow on board the dis
patch boat Alacrity, the viceroy hav
ing assumed an attitude of defiance.
MAJ. ARMEs was, on the 10th, dis
charged from custody by Judge Brad
ley. of the District of Columbia SUI
preme court, who characterized the
action of Gen. Schofield, under whose
orders Armes was held, as ''unwar
ranted, illegal, unjust and tyrannical.'
THE American fishing tug Grace.
which was seized by the Dominion
cruiser Dolphin, in Lake Erie, in April,
1894. for illegal fishing and condemned
by the admiralty court at Toronto. was
sold at public auction, on the 9th, fol
81, 260 to satisfy the judgment agains,
her.
A DISPATCH from Madrid, on the 10th
said the United States government had
pointed out to the Spanish minister a,
Washington the necessity that Spain
should take prompt action to crush
the rebellion in Cuba. This statement
created a sensation in political circles
in Madrid.
JUDGE WOOD, of St. Louis, decided
the Jones-Pulitzer-Pos sui
in favor of Col. Jones ON the 10th
granting a temporary injunction. TIL
suit was brought by Col Jones to en-
join the board of directors of tn,
Pulitzer Publishing Co. to Dust Col
Jones from the managing editorshil
of the st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The officers of the Western Paper Co.
Thilmany Pulp and Paper Co, Kau
kauna Electric Light Co, kaukauns
Lumber Manufacturing Co. and Rus
sell Bros Touring mill. all of Kau
kauna, Wis, have been arrested 70
drawing water from the canal at tina
place belonging to the United States
PROSECUTIONS will follow.
OWEN JONES, 1unatic from Ney
York state, called at the White House
on the sth, to see the president III
presented a newspaper poem, the bur
den of which was that a boy wa
wanted by the executive family. an
in all seriousness offered himself TO
adoption or employment in some ca
pacity.
GEORGE BENTON. Buck Creek Qnd.