Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-18

Mrs. j. COLEMAN DRAYToN has gone
to Europe, and, it is limited. recon
Citation with her husband may be con-
fidently looked for.
Hon. a. r. Anglers, Canadian minis
ter of agriculture, resigned from the
cabinet. on the 18th, as result of diff
ferences with his colleagues on the
Manitoba school question.
The governor of Pennsylvania, on
the 18th, respited Albert w. Woodley,
the Allegheny county murderer, until
October %. He was sentenced to be
hanged on the 18th.
THE secretary of the interior, on the
18th, approved two school-indemnity
lists in the Sacramento (Cal., } land dis
trict. embracing 1852 acres.
MAJ. 81. E. ALvoRD, chief of the
dairying division of the department of
agriculture, left Washington. on the
18th, for Denver. Col, to preside over
the agricultural cong ress of western
farmers, which meets in that city.
On the 18th Deputy Sheriff Thomp-
son levied an attachment on the SiO.-
600 that Fitzsimmons, the pugilist.
had put in the hands of ''Phil" Dwyer,
of Brooklyn, as forfeit money for his
coming fight with Corbett. The at
tachment was granted by Justice Sto-
yer on behalf of James II. Tooker, who
recently got judgment for S3,0s7
against Fitzsimmons.
TIE American steam yacht Yampa.
belonging to Chester w. Chaplin, cap
sized in the drydock in Fay's yard at
Southampton, on the 18th, and was
completely wrecked. The yacht was
just about to be launched, all prepare
tions having been made, when she
suddenly fell over with a great crash.
Several men were injured, two of
them, >employes at Fay's yard, fatally.
A REPORT was received, on the 18th.
of a fight in Jackson's Hole, south of
the Yellowstone park, between set
tiers of the region and party of Ban
mock Indians who were unlawfully
killing game. One Indian was killed
and fifteen. captured.
THE Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton.
Cincinnati, Dayton & Ironton, and the
Cincinnati, Dayton & Michigan; rail
road companies have been consolidated
into one company. to be known as the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rail-
way Co.
THE vacancy in the Dominion cab
Anglers will not be filed by the gov
eminent until after the prorog alton OF
parliament.
Much excitement was caused at
Marion. Ind. on the 18th, when it was
discovered that 4 number of mail
boxes throughout the city had been
pried open and rified. The loss is not
known, but one firm. the Osborn Paper
Co., reports 4 loss of Ss26 in money and
drafts. The boxes were all on bust
ness corners, and the loss, it is thought,
will be heavy.
AT a meeting of the Christian En-
deavor trustees in Boston, on the 12th,
Worlds Christian Endeavor Union
was formed, with officers identical with
those of the United Societies of Chris
tian Endeavor. The union was formed
to confederate the societies which have
grown up all over the world, which it
is believed will facilitate the work of
the Christian Endeavor movement
throughout the world.
THE newspapers have been busy nam
ing the new Cleveland baby. Quite
grist of suggestions have been ground
out, but if ii report received from Buz-
Yards Bay, on the 18th, is correct, there
will be no further need for outside aid
This tip is to the effect that Mrs.
Cleveland has decided to name her
little girl Gladys.
Mrs. MARION A. CHEEK. received
telegram at Oakland, Cal, on the 12th.
announcing the death of her husband
in Siam. Cheek went from North Caro-
lima to Siam as a missionary twenty
two years ago, and rose in power and
wealth until at the time of his death
he was one of the most intimate coun-
sellers of the Siamese king.
THE Associated Pioneers of the Ter
ritorial Days of California have issued
call to the late Gen. John c. Ere
mont's friends for funds to erect
suitable monument over the soldiers
grave. The committee having the
matter in charge is headed by Rear
Admiral Richard w. Meade, .. S. NJ