Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-10-29

Dr. JOHN L. YoLrox and Or. Rhodd
Galloway, two of the most prominent
members of the medical profession in
Bloomington, Ill, were married on
the ED.
The plant of the Summit Refrigera'
tor Co. at Michigan City, Ind, was
burned on the 22d. Loss, $4,000; In
surance, 81, ZOO. Spontaneous comb0s'
ton was the cause.
THE Bank of EngIand's rate of dis
count was advanced, on the 22d, from
to per cent.
HEAVY snow storms were reported,
and Scotland.
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY CAR
Isle addressed an audience at Coving.
ton, KY, on the evening of the Ped. on
the political issues of the campaign.
Some of his arguments were greeted
with Kisses, cries of traitor" and q
fusillade of rotten eggs.
ONE of the victims of the recent pot
terry fire at Akron, o., was Francis
Harrison, who gained some fame nm
der the name of "Dr. Tanner" by
long fast he once INDUCED in.
REPORTS from Spanish sources in
Cuba say that Antonio Maceo is
hemmed in in his mountain retreat by
several Spanish columns, and is short
of food and ammunition.
DAVID LEE, related to the Lees, OF
Virginia, and Mrs. Virginia Rouss,
daughter of the New York multi-mfl'
lionaire, were secretly married in New
York city, because they anticipated
parental opposition.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch says a
conflict has occurred in the sultan's
palace between the Turkish and Alba
nian guards, during which several
were killed on both sides.
JOSEPH LUPINEK, 20 years old, stu.
dent at the Western Reserve college at
Hudson, O., who was assaulted and
robbed by footpads, in Cleveland, died,
on the 22d. from his injuries.
KATE CLAxToN's only daughter,
Maud, died in Paris, October 10, short
" after the birth of daughter. She
was the wife of Julian F. Meuditt, and
had resided in Paris since her mar
riage.
A LONDON cablegram says: A lead
ing authority in Mark lane says that
England will need at least 10000, 900
quarters of wheat in ~ months, and
she will not be able to depend upon
India or Russia for any of it.
THE missionary ship Day Spring has
been wrecked on rock north Of New
Caledonia island. The captain and
seven men escaped in a boat, but the
remainder, nine persons, persisted
NEAR Summerville. w. Va. the boil
er of a saw-mill exploded, on the ed,
instantly killing three men and fatal
ly injuring two others.
IT was officially announced at Otta-
wa, Ont, on the 22d, that the govern
ment commission appointed to inquire
into the operation of the tariff will be-
gin it's work on November 10. The in
quiry will be conducted by Sir Rich
ard Cartright. Hon. w. S. Fielding and
Hon. w. Patterson, who are members
of the commission.
j. E. BAsEETT. an employe and book
keeper of Swift & Co., the big Chicago
pork packers, was arrested at New
Orleans, on the 22d, on the charge of
having embezzled $1,000 of the COM
pany's money.
HENRY FORBES, chief clerk to Mana
ger Howe of the Palmer house in Chi
cago, was found dead, on the morning
Of the 23d, in room at La Vita hotel.
The gas was turned on, and letters to
MS wife and daughter showed that
leath was intentional
EDWARD J. Ivory, alias Bell, the al
eyed Irish-American dynamiter, who
vas arrested in Glasgow on Septem-
per IL, was again arraigned in the |
Bow-street (London) police court on
he 23d.
SUN VAT SEN, the Chinese physician |
who was kidnapped by emissaries of |
he Chinese legation in London, was |
on the 23d, on the demand of |
he British government
NJ. AMIE ETIEME BLAvIER, member |
# the French senate, representing |
he department of Main-et-Loire, died,
IN the Esd, in Paris. He was 60 years
# age.
Hon. COLUMBUS DELANO. ex-secre-
airy of the interior, died at Mount
Jernon, o., on the cath.