Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

LATE NEWS ITEMS.
In the senate, on the I'd, with the
exception of an hour and a half at
the beginning of the session, the en-
tire day was devoted to discussion OF
the ship subsidy bill. Mr.. Turner n
Mr.. Mallory made speeches against
the passage of the the latter
|basing his opposition on constitutional
In the house the day. un-
til three o'clock, was spent in consid-
Grafton of the post office approprla-
ton bill, but little progress was made.
| At three o'clock business was sus-
pended to permit the members to pay
tribute to the memory of b late
Senator Davis, of Minnesota
1t is the intention of the war de-
partment to nave the corps of under
takers now in the Philippines disinter
: and ship to tie United States during
the present winter, # practicable, h
remains of all officers and soldiers
now buried in those islands.
At St. Petersburg a man named
lPavof, who had been condemned to
Punishment to the Archange1 govern
ment fired twice at Gen. Masloff, the
chief of direction of military sent
ences. The general escaped unln-
jured.
Chitto Harjc, or Crazy Snake, the
leader of the warning Creek Indians,
and II of the minor leaders OF that
tribe have been landed in the federal
iail at MuskC gee, L. T.. where they
will be held pending trial for treason.
The secretary of state and the Brit
lsh government have reached a con-
clusion that a new commission must
be sent to establish definitely the
boundary tween h United States
and British Columbia
The British post at Mediterranean,
on the Gaterrand. southwest OF kru-
gersdorp, was attacked by LOGO Ii ers
on the I'd. The relief column sent put
= from Krugersdorp failed to prevent
the fall of the post.
I The ST. Johns Ambulance associa'
, ton attended 1905 persons injured
during the funeral crush in London Oh
the I'd. The association had 701 doc
tors and nurses busy at % stations.
2 Inc OD1T6O otdICS SONCA
$ adhered formally TO the Brussels con
3 vention for the prevention and restrlc
: ton of the sale of spirituous liquor
in certain regions of Africa.
Speaker Henderson attended tn
memorial services III honor OF Queer
a Victoria, on the I'd, and Mr. Dalzel
of Pennsylvania, presided over the de
n liberation OF the house.
In the senate, on the 4th, after niue
: of the session had been occupied /
L a speech by Mr.. Bacon (Ga-) on TN
u right of the senate to demand Ii
u formation OIL file in the department
. the shipping subsidy bill was lal
aside, by consent, to give place to a.
N ton on the appropriation bills, tn
"a shipping bill still holding its place
=" unfinished business.---1n the nous
y a bill to extend the charters of nj
tionaI banks for another period OF
wears from 1902, when the present e
T. tension expires, was passed w1tho'
+ debate. Senate bill to Great a COZ
1e mission to adjudicate claims again
'I' SPAIN, was amended SO as to refer Il
n claims to the court of claims instes
OF a cOmL1lSSlOA dA1As a. -
passed.
at Memorial services in honor OF Joi
Marshall, soldier, statesman and Ju
III list. former chief justice of the s
OF nreme court of the United State
III were held, on the 4th, to CONNER
he CRATE his birthday anniversary, in
ce' the principal cities and towns of t
country.
IN Twelve of the 16 Cinnamon recent
Isl arrested at North Burke, N Y, on [
. i charge of ~unlawfully entering I
- limited States, were discharged,
q the 4th, no government official apes
ing at the hearing
In 1900 the Prussian state mil
produced 162, 0Oo, 1000 tons OF anfh
cite coal, 7A per cent over the QUIT
for 1899. The soft coal output '
over eighteen per cent more IN sP
of the coal famine.
II In consequence of the recenE de;
of Baron Wilhelm Won Rothscn
Baron Armand de Rothscnllo'
- Paris. becomes the head of the Fra
fort banking house of the family.
- The king of the Belgians left l.
don for Belgium on the 4th- AT
-. railway station The police remove
fed man N1r a. hing
hat some oeSsn of
by Inc the rer
no that Belgium has acquired q I
81 thirds interest in the American !
IKow-Canton concessions.
Senator Hansbrough, on the 4tn'
ported from the committee on La
- bill providing for b stabilsh
az of reservoirs for storing water &c
N. rigate arid lands.
Mrs. Julia Armstrong, one OF
s~nesota's Oldest pioneers, died at
home al OakdaIe, on the Sd, aged