Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-10

Nov. 13LCongressman Myron B. Wright. Of
Susquehanna, at Trenton. Ont: aged a.
ator and ex-speaker OF congress, In Boston:
aged S.. DR.. James McCosh. ex-presfdent OF
Princeton On J. college; aged IS.
Nov 3o-Ex-Gov. and ex-U. s. Senator
Joseph E. Brown. at Atlanta; Ga; aged 70
sey In jersey City aged q odaen
Bowie. Of Maryland. at Bowie
Dec 1a-Robert Louis Stevenson. novelist, in
Dec so--E1-U s. Senator James I. Alcorn.
at Eagle Nest. Miss; aged -
POLITICAL. SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL.
Jan civilian Lindsay reelected q. S. SEN
ator from Kentucky Rival senates organ
ize in New Jersey
liam b HornbIower. OF New York. to be asso-
cfase Justice in e. s. supreme court vice, Sam
Jan. T7-Iowa legislature elected John Il
Gear Q. S senator.
Jan is-Senator Wa1thall's (Ndiss.) resigLa-
president of American Protective Tariff league
in session in New York
Feb. Wilson tariff bill. with the income
by vote OF 20l to 40
Feb. 7-McCreary resolution condemning
policy of Mr.. Cleveland adopted in lower house
OF congress by vote Of IT'S to ST.. "A. j. Nc
Laurin elected Q. 5. senator from Mississippi
Fen. S-Federat elections repeal bill signed
by president.
Feb. e-Marion Butler. of North Carolina.
elected president of National Farmers alli-
ance. In session in Topeka. Kan
Feb. I6-U. >. senate rejected nomination Of
W. II. Peckham for associate justice OF SUI
preme court.
Feb Ex-senator Edward d White, of Louisi-
ana, nominated and confirmed as associate JUS
fSs Of Ses eisosed Of
League of American Wheelmen. In session at
goth s
Fes nesting 9 IN ke as 9erI Newspa
PEI puolshers association elected J. w. Scott
Feb "a = Mrs. Adlai Stevenson reelected
president of Daughters of American Revolu-
ton. in session in Washington
Feb 26-Interstate commerce law decided by
Judge Grosscup. OF Chicago. imperative and Of
Mar. Newton C. Blanchard appointed o. S.
senator from Louisiana, vice Judge White re-
signed.
Mar s-Daniel Coughlin acquitted OF charge
OF completely in Cronin murder in Chicago.
Mar. 3l-South Carolina counties Of Florence
and Darlington placed under martial law TO en-
force dispensary liquor act.
APP. 2Patrick Walsh. Of Augusta, Ga. ap-
pointed to succeed the late Senator Colquftt.
House OF representatives seated John j. O'Netl
from St. Louis in place of Charles F. Joy -.
City election in Spring Hill. Kan. gave all
municipal OTnceS TO women
Apr. 4-Effort to pass seigniorage over pres
fdentS veto failed In the house by a vote OF 116
to ia. Mr.. Hillborn rep, CALI unseated as
member Of congress In favor OF Mr.. English
DEM.
Apr. 5-Massachusetts senate defeated house
BILL for woman suffrage -. Gov. Tfllman pro-
Apr. eTheodore Cox. OF New York. elected
president of National College Republican
Apr. I4-Madeline Pollard awarded $4,000 in
damage suit against Congressman w. c. P.
Breckenridge, at Washington.
Apr. 19-Ex-Gov. J. T. Jarvis appointed as
Q. ;. senator to succeed the late Senator
Vance nee III from n North u Carolina; ,,o
ident Of Sons of the Revolution in annual con-
gress at Washington.
President Harrison as commander OF the Loyal
Legion in session at Cincinnati. Grand coun-
Gil OF the American Protective association met
May 5-John Patton, Jr., of Grand Rapids,
Mich, appointed U. ) senator to succeed the
late F. Is. Stockbridge.
ident of National Temperance society.
May LIP J. OConnor elected president OF
Mrs. Charles Henrotin. of Chicago. elected
president of General Federation OF Womens
May 14-Don Cafrery reelected to the o. S.
senate from Louisiana.
May 22-Pan-American Bimetallic assocta-
Central America and Mexico, met in Washing
May 2s-Gov. Northen. Of Georgia. elected
president OF American Baptist Educational So
ciety in session at Saratoga. n Y.
May 25-American Congress OF Liberal Reli-
gious Societies organized In Chicago, with Rev.
H. w. Thomas as president.
May 28-American Baptist Missionary union
in 18th annual session at Saratoga N. Y.
June s-Robert Bonner. Of New York re-
elected president OF Scotch-Irish society at
June lie ". Hazard. of Monongahela. Pa.
oh nv nj Ia
Arcanum.
June 12-Ex-Gov. George P. Wetmore elect
June ia. c. Loring. Of Minnesota, elected
president Of National Association OF Millers. at
June 21-Gen. A. S. Webb. of New York,
elected president OF the Army OF the Potomac.
at Concord. N. H
June 2a-John A Lee, OF St Louis, elected
association, at Milwaukee
June 27-W W. Trace OF Illinois elected
Denver.
July Tariff bill passed the senate as
of carter cart feund sane
and sentenced to be executed. .Midwinter
fair at San Francisco closed; total attendance
July 5-Albert A. Stanley. OF Ann Arbor.
Mich, elected president of the music teachers
convention in New York
Aug, gRey. j: NJ cleary. of Minneapolis.
union at St. Paul
Aug s-Republic of Hawaii formally recog-
nized by the United States.
Aug. 13-HOuSe of representatives agreed to
the Wilson tariff bill as amended by the senate.
Aug. 23-Col. William E. Bundy. of Ohio.
ELECTED commander in chief of Sons OF Veterans
Aug. 24-Mrs. Madge Howe, of Springfield,
I'LL. elected president of Ladies. Aid society.
auxiliary to Sons of Veterans, at Davenport, Ia.
Aug 27-Tarif bill became a law without
presidents signature.
Aug: 2s-Both houses Of congress adjourned
Sep 3-National labor holiday observed.
Sep. urban A Woodbury. trep) elected
governor of Vermont by 10000 majority.
Sep. 10-H. Il. CIeaves reelected governor Of
Maine by 81, goo majority.
Sep 1@-Benjamin Parkhurst, of Washing
ton. elected president of Post Office Clerks
National association at Boston,
Sep 13-CoL Thomas G LAWYER. of Rock
R. at Pittsburgh. Daughters of Veterans
elected Mrs Ellen NJ Walker, Of Worcester.
,nsiia rS to eIeeted MIS- Emma
Wallace. of Chicago, as president
Sep. 1s-John W. Stebbins. of Maryland.
If odd fellows at Chattanooga. Tenn
Sep. l9--Frank P. Sargent elected grand |
Master of Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi- |
Sep. &c. H. Blakely, of Chicago, elected !
PRESIDENT of the United Typothete, at Phlla- |
Sep civilian c. Owens declared the !
democratic nominee for congress from Ash |
and tky.) district.
Sep. 25-Charles Owens, of New York. elect |
ID president of United Brotherhood OF Car /
,enterS and Joners. at indianapolis. |
Oct. 4-Society of the Army of the Tenn essee I
elected Gen. GrenviEe NJ. Dodge, of Iowa in |
annual session at Council Bluffs Ia.
Oct. 6-Grand United Order of Odd Fellows |
n annual convention in Boston elected James |!
leedham, of PHILADELPHIA grand master.
Oct. III. J. Shortall. of Chicago, reelected I
president of American Humane society, in ses- |
ion at Evansville, Ind j. J. p. OdeIl of Chi i
ago. elected president of American Bankers |