Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-05

OdeIl OF e YORK.
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassa-
dor to the United States, celebrated
the fftieth anniversary of his entry in
TO the Russian foreign service on the
2Sth.
The earl of Suffolk and his bride,
formerly Miss Daisy Letter, and Col.
Colin Campbell and his bride, who was
Miss Nancy Letter, sailed for Europe
on the 2Sth.
The recent capture of Rihlung noun
tain by the Japanese permits the
mounting of heavy guns, and gives
them command of the city and harbor
of Port Arthur.
The farmers and merchants of Clay
county, Ca, met, on the 2Sth, at Fort
Gaines, and decided to burn their share
of two million bales of surplus cotton;
hoping thereby to raise the price.
A Toxic dispatch says that practical
ly the whole of Admiral Togo's feet is
ready to start southwark. II the Baltic
feet is sighted he will abandon the
blockade of Port Arthur and sail to
meet it.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg, on
the Goth, to a London news agency,
says that the Russian authorities have
closed Moscow university until Feb
ruary l, owing to recent student dis
~turbances.
Republican members of the Colorado
legislature. who are followers of for
mel Senator Wolcott, declare they will
never indorse a proposition to count
out Alva Adams, the democratic gov
emo elect.
The most severe blizzard of recent
years ragged throughout the territory
lying between the Rocky mountains
and the great lakes, on the 9th, caus-
ing much trouble to transportation of
all kinds and impeding Geographic
Gull. nuulCdjlOu.
Russian officers from the Baltic
squadron are prepared to go before the
International commission, in Paris,
and insist that Japanese torpedo boats
were present among the Hull fishing
fleet on the occasion of the Dogger
bank affair in the North sea.
Upon his refusal to answer questions
put to him in the grand jury room
King f. Corners, a colored republican
worker of Pueblo, Col, was, on the
9th, sentenced to the county Jail for
ore year and fined So, 1000 by District
Judge VOORHEES,, of that city.
John P. Dolan, Thomas E. Barrett
and Frank Garrett, all of st. Louis,
under sentence of five years each for
naturalization frauds, surrendered to
United States Marshal Morsey, on the
27th, and began their terms of impris-
onment in the Missouri p%enitentiary.
W.. IL. JCilCos hhLaSVA VI IL ShlS"
go Office of the Washburn-Crosby COM
pany, wholesale -four dealers of Min
neapolis, Mimi, died in Chicago, on
the 10Th, from injuries sustained in a
fall over a baluster in his home. His
skull and neck were broken by the
fall.
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A syndicate for which Attorney P.
d. Quigley, of Cleveland, O., is spokes-
man, is said to be ready and willing
to furnish bail up to the sum of $40,-
900 to procure the release of Mrs. Cas-
sic L. Chadwick, held in Jail in that
city awaiting trial on the charge of
forgery.
1t was officially announced, on the
goth, that Chauncey Mitchell Depew, of
New York, would succeed himself for a
term of six years as United States sem
ator from New York state, continuing
as the colleague of senior Senator
Thomas c. Plat, who has four years
TO serve.
A news agency dispatch from Rome,
on the Goth, stated that Gen. Stoessel,
the Russian commander at Port Ar
thur, had appealed to Gen. Nogi, the
Japanese commander, asking that hos
tilities be suspended for "a hours, and
that he be allowed in that time to re.
move the wounded from Port Arthur
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Hon. Thomas E. Watson, of Georgia
the candidate of the peoples party
for president in the last election, in.
c~orporated with the secretary of state
of New York, on the 9th, a stool
company called Tom Watson's Mag
%a2lnr,' for the purpose of PUBLISHING
and circulating a monthly literary pc
riodical of that anne.
Countess Montignoso, formerly tn,
Crown Princess Louise, and divorced
wife of King Frederick Augustus O
Saxony, by going to Dresden and try
ing to see her children on Decembe
%, has probably forfeited her allow
ance of $500, one Of the condition
of which was that she should not Sc
foot on German soil.
BY petition in the United States dis
trict court at st. Paul, Mimi, on tn
27tlL on behalf of the United State.
Attorney-Genera Moody began a sui
agains, the General Paper Co. an
other companies, comprising what
kIcwn as the Paper trust, under an az
Of congress, approved July 2, 1890, er
titled can act to protect trade an
comr cree against unlawful restraint
and monopolies."
w. L. Davis, Of the Dells Paper
Pulp Co., of Eau Claire, Wis, one Of tt