Iron County register., 1895-11-07

IT was announced I'm Sc. Petersburg,
on the S1st. that the condition of the
czarowitz was steadily growing worse.
mained in completely apathetic
state.
THE body of Mrs. James B. Eustis,
wife Of the United States ambassador
to France, who died in Ireland re-
Gently, left Queenstown for New York.
on the s1st, on board the steamer Ma
jestic. in charge OF her SON. MIR. J. b
Eustis, Jr.
THE directors of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co.. on the 1st. declared a
semi-sanual dividend of ~ per cent.
in cash.
The prince of Wales attended a
requiem mass celebration in the Rus
sian chapel in Welbeck street. LON
don, on the 1st, the service being held
in observance of the anniversary of
the death of Czar Alexander III.
THE. province of Rome was visited
by violent shocks of earthquake, on
the 1st, at $40 a. m. In Rome people
were aroused from their slumbers and
fed to the open squares. and the
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed. The
convent of Santa Maria Maggiore was
greatly damaged. A portion of the
outer wall was overthrown and part of
the ceiling fell. One of the inmates, a
monk, was injured.
A DISPATCH from Constantinople, on
the 1st, said that eight Albanian
guards connected with the Yidliz
kiosk had been executed and twenty
four others imprisoned as the result of
the discovery of their completely in q
plot against the palace.
THE Edgar Thomson steel works at
Braddock, Pa, were closed down, on
the 1st, temporarily. for alterations,
throwing nearly 1000 men out of en-
ployment.
THE Swiss federal council at Berne
gave a farewell dinner, on the 31st, to
j. o. Broadhead, of st. Louis. the re-
tiring United States minister.
THE St. Paul (Minn.) Gas-Light Co.
has sold out its plant to eastern par
ties, including it's gas and electric
works and franchises.
THE German ministry of marine has
ordered the German Asiatic fleet to
concentrate at Swatow and Annoy.
THE Berlin Kruez Zeitung announces
that the next session of the reichstag
will open on December 3.
JOHN VICTORY, the oldest resident of
Brooklyn, N. Y, died. on the 31st, at
his home in that city, No. o37 Pacific
street, from natural causes. Deceased
came to Brooklyn from Ireland early
in the century. He was born in Coun-
ty Cavan in 1890. and was therefore
los years old at the time of his death.
He leaves behind seventy-two descend
ants, five sons, one daughter, forty-two
grandchildren and twenty-five great
grandchildren.
ADvICEs from Marsovan, Asia Minor,
of the 1st, show that the trouble which
was anticipated by the United States
minister. Mr.. Alexander w. Terrell, in
a dispatch to the state department at
Washington in August last, has cul-
minated in an attempt to burn the
American college there.
DR. s. A. BRIeGs was fogging his
14-year-old son at Ingalls,. Okla, on
the 1st. because the boy did not heed
orders about certain chores about the
house. when young Briggs pulled
revolver and shot his father through
the arm and body. from which DIR.
Briggs will die.
AFTER five days of debate in the
South Carolina constitutional conven-
tion, Senator Tillman's suffrage plan
was ordered to it's third reading, on
the 1st, by a vote of Is to 81. A great
many members were absent on busi-
ness or otherwise, but as they were
paired. the result would not have been
changed.
GREAT BRITAIN has demanded that
Capt. Lothaire, the Belgian officer
who ordered the execution of the
British trader. Stokes, in Africa, be
tried by a court-martia1, on the charge
of murder. and that Belgium pay an
indemnity of 1000. 900 francs to Stokes
family.
JOHN II. BEHRANDs, 20 years of age.
was killed by trolley car in Williams.
burg, Long Island. on the evening OF
the 1st. This death makes the one hum
dred and thirtieth victim of Brooklyn
trolley roads in three years.