Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-01-06
NEUROLOGY.

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Feb S-Rev. J. A Brooks. prohibition can
didate for vice president in 1883. at Mem
Feb 1EGen. JOS o. Shelby, near Adrian,
NO. ..EX.Congressman John Randolph
Tucker, D. D., LII D., at Lexington, Va;
Feb 15-Wm. P. St John. at New York:
Feb 17-Rear Admiral Edmund R Cal
noun Cretired), at Washington: aged 75....
| Gen. ALT Pleasanton, at Washington; aged
Feb 22-Blondin (Jean Francois Grayele).
famous rope walker. at London; aged 7S.
Stamford, Conn; aged IS.
Mar 10-Ex-U. s. Senator Jos. N. Dolph.
at M P1rt 9sn&0 Ore aged g. oo,uar On
j. Preston. wei Known writer of southern
Mar 30-Ex-U. S. Senator Angus Cameron,
| at La Crosse, Wis: aged II.
Apr Rear Admiral Jno. H. Russell IRE
tired, at Washington; aged 20.
Apr 10-Ex-U. S. Senator Daniel w. Voor-
hees: at washington; aged 76. ,,,,,,
| (Me.), at Washington.
Apr 22-Congressman VIM. Steele Hol-
Col Jesse Peytons the fat6er 70 of CEN
| tenials, at Haddon1eld. N. J.
May 3-Ex-Gov. Albert G. Porter, of In
| diana, at Indianapolis; aged "a.
May Admiral Meade (retired). at
May is0Ex-U. s. Senator and ex-Gov.
Richard Coke, of Texas. at Waco; aged IS.
| May 20-U. s. Senator JOS. A. Earle, at
Greenyille, S. Sen. Horatio King, at
| Jun 6eRear Admiral Sam Phillips Lee
| (retired), at Silver Springs, near Washing
Jun s-Alvah G. Clark, famous astron-
omer' at at Cam Can Mass: aged g.
(Chicago), in Washington: aged As.
Jul S-Ex-Gov. Jno. Evans, at Denver;
Jul S-U. s. Senator Isham G. Harris
| (Tenn.), at Washington; aged 49,. .Ex-
| Congressman VIM. Slocum Groesbeck.
Jul 23-Ex-Gov J. A. Morton IN. c., at
Jul 22NEx-U. S. Senator Jas. r. Doolit-
tie, at Edgewood, near Providence, R. L;
Aug 14-U. S. Senator James z, George,
| at Mississippi City, Miss; aged H.. Con
gresham Ashley 3. Wright. at North Ad-
| ans, Mass; aged Sc.
| Sep 27-Ex-Secretary of the Navy Geo. NJ.
Robson, at Trenton, N. j.; aged 60.
Oct S--Gen. Neal Dow prohibitionist,. at
Portland, Me-; aged s6..iU. S. Senator
Samuel j. r. Mcmillan in St. Paul. Mimi;
Oct SEx-U. S. Senator Jno Roderick
6ft at jersey s G5fy n ba agea
Oct 1&Ex:G. S. Senator Robertson. at CO.
Oct I7-Charles A. Dana, editor of New
York Sun. at Gleneoye, L. l.; aged Is: Elk.
=: s: Senator latp Algerrn1on S. Paddock at
Oct iSAdmiraI Jno Lorimer Worden Cre-
! tired, hero of battle between Monitor and
Oct $500. NJ. Pullman. head of Palace
! Car company, al Chicago; aged &C.
or of Greater New York and single-tax ad-
Nov sEEx-U. S. Senator Gen. Thos A.
Clingnan, at Morgantown, N. c.; aged 81.
| Nov 5-Ex-Gov. Jas. Pender, at Milton
Nov SNEx-U. s. Senator Nathan Fellows
| Dixon, at Westerly, r. l.; aged 50:
Nov 15-Ex-Congressman John M. Lang
ston Va.), prominent colored man. in
Nov 29EEx-Congressma Ephraim NJ.
Worner, at Lebanon, Pa; ageo s.
IS. g., at New York
Dec i2-Mrs. Nancy Mckinley, presidents
Dec is ES-congressman Charles L.
Childs Qll), at Pittsburgh. Washington
Hesing, at Chicago, aged 49,
at Buffalo, n. Y: aged SO.
| Dec % Ex-Congressman John Patton
| (Pa), in Philadelphia.
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND
| EDUCATIONAL.
| Feb2-Venezuela arbitration treaty signed
| in Washington; commission to consist of
| Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer for
| U. s.. and Lord Herschen and Sir Robt,
| Collins for Great Britain, these to select a
| fifth member.
Feb 8-Nebraska legislature defeated bill
| for woman suffrage amendment to consti-
! tuition.
| Feb Ill. B. Potter IN. W elected presi-
dent League of American Wheelmen, at AL
| Feb16-Woman suffrage amendment lost
| in Nevada legislature Is to s.
| Feb Thirst national congress of moth
| ers ever held assembled in Washington, 800
delegates present. Mann Page Va.) elect
| ed president National Farmers Alliance
and Industrial union, in Washington,
Feb 25-Mrs. Adlai Stevenson reelected
R eVo19tio9 Wa56 digh5erS OF American
| Mar Shark Hanna (rep., o. appointed
| Mo- wv McKinIa1y 60I ond corra+
A. Hobart IN: j. inaugurated president
and vice president of U. s. before Chief
Mar 5Senate confirms cabinet appoint
| ments: Secretary of state, John Sherman
Gm); secretary of war, Russell A. -Alger
| (Mich.); attorney general, JOS. Mckenna
| (Cal); postmaster general, Jas. A. Gary
| (Mass): secretary of interior Cornelius n.
| Bliss On: "; secretary of agriculture, Jas.
Mar 1gFifty-fifth congress convened in
| extraordinary session; 7. B. Reed reelected
speaker Of house of representatives
| tees Field, Gray, Shiras and White dis
| senting) that agreement of Trans Missouri
| in its territory was violation of antitrust
| law of 1890.
| Cos to I22) Dingley tariff bill.
| Apr 6Carter H. Harrison (dem) son of
late Mayor Harrison, elected mayor Of Chi
Apr Elisha Dyer trep) elected governor
| of Rhode Island.
| Apr 12-President names Senator VOL
| colt (Col), c. J. Paine (Boston) and ex-
| Vice President Stevenson Qll) as commits
| sioners to international monetary confer
| ence.
| convention of Y. NJ. c. a. convenes.
| Apr 27-Grant monument inaugural pa
| rade witnessed by 100000 people; battle
| ships of many nations participate in naval
parade, and President Mckinley speaks at
| Apr 2s-WilIiam ]. Deboe (rep, Ky.) elect
| ed to U. S. senate.
| MAY Tennessee centennial exposition
| opened at Nashville.
| Nav 81 S. senate refused CAB to 26) to
| ratify general arbitration treaty with Eng
| land - Universal postal congress cOnveneS
| in Washington, 50 countries being repre-
| Nav 1eAmerican Baptist Home Mission
| airy society in annual session in Pittsburgh,
May 2O-U. S, senate passed al to 40 reso-
! luton recognizing Cuban beIigerency..-.
| House of representatives unanimously ap-
| propriates $50, 600 for relief of American CIT
| liens in Cuba. National Good Citizens
| convention in Nashville, Tenn. adopted res
| oIutions tending to promotion of good cit
| izenship. One hundred and ninth general
| assembly of Presbyterian church meets at
Eagle Lake, Ind.
| Nav G-CassiuS NJ. Barnes inaugurated
] governor of Oklahoma
| Jun 2-InternatiOnal commercial confer
| ence opened in Philadelphia, Pres. McKin-
| ley speaking;
| uurserymen, at st. Louis.
| Jun 15-Universal postal congress adj
| 'Jun I6-Stewart L. Woodford On. W an
pointed minister to SPAIN
| Jun 17-American Railway union (E. V.
Debs, pFes.l changed name of organization
| to Social Democracy of America" and
| adopted declaration of principles outlining
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