Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-09-30

girl and her sister. Returning he found
blood on the floor and traced it to the body
of his sister, which was found under wood
pile with the throat cut and covered with
blood and boards. The girls have both been
arrested, but claim to know nothing about
the murder.
AT Dayton, O., on the Goth, George
W. Ware, a railway postal clerk, shot and
killed Lee Brumbaugh, an attorney residing
at Miamisburg, whom he suspected Of undue
familiarity with his wife. The shooting oc-
CURED at Wares house, where he discover
ed Brumbaugh in company with his wife
upon his return home at an unexpected
hour. The murdered man leaves q wife and
two children. Ware surrendered himself
to an officer and was locked up In Jail.
S. M. Waite, the defaulting Presi-
dent Of the Brattleboro (vt.) Bank, has been
arrested in Omaha and will be taken East
for trial.
PERRY H. SMITH, JR., has received
the Democratic nomination for Congress in
the Third Illinois District (Chicago). "~
The Cabinet Workers Union Furni-
ture Factory at Tell City, Ind, together
with number of dwellings of employees,
was burned on the night Of the 10th. Loss
about 500, 900.
AARON STEVENS and Clara E. Trask,
Of Beverly, Mass. were struck by locomo-
tive while crossing the railroad track in q
carriage and both were instantly killed.
THREE companies of infantry have
been ordered from Fort Wingate, to escort
the Presidential party from Shakespeare, the
terminus of the Southern Pacific, to San
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clfic. The party is expected to reach Shaks-
peare on OCTOBER 5.
JESSE GRANT, third son of General
Grant, was married in San Francisco, on
the 22d, to Miss Lizzie Chapman, daughter
of wealthy resident of that city.
GEN. GARFIELD ate nded the reunion
of the Army of the Cumberland at Toledo,
on the 22d, and made a speech of some
length. Letters were read from Gen. Grant
and Gen. Hancock regretting their inability
to be present.
A TERRIBLE disaster has occurred re-
Gently at Naini Tai in India, caused by a land
slide. Among the persons killed are l..
Taylor, Assistant Commissioner of the Road
Police; Rev. Mr.. Robinson, Chaplain; Maj.
Morphy, 10th Regiment; Mrs. Morphy; Mr..
Capt. Frederick Goodridge, Surgeon j. B.
Hanna, Capt. Haimes of the Royal Engi-
neers; Capt. Baldestien, Lieut.. j. E. Sulli-
van, DIR. Hatchell and Second Lieut.. j. B. Fl.
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THE Indians about the Agency near
Fort Reno and also those at Wichita Agency
are reported as being restless and ugly and
threatening trouble, on account of alleged
insuficiency of food.
AT Las Vegas, N. Mex, on the 22d,
Samuel Matthews, while under the influence
of liquor, killed his girl and then committed
suicide.
The family of H. Taylor, lawyer at
Danville, Ind, partook of bread for dinner
which had been by mistake mixed with
arsenic instead of baking powder. The
quantity of the poison taken was so great as
to induce vomiting, and no fatal results fol-
lowed.
Mr.. MEYER A. ROsENBLATT has been
nominated for Congress by the Republicans
of the Second Missouri District (St. Louis).
Mr.. Rosenblatt is at present City Collector.
TROUBLE is said to be brewing be-
tween the Mexicans and Americans at Quay
mas, the Mexican terminus Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad.
Miss SADIE WHITE, aged 10, daugh-
ter of Hugh L. White, prominent citizen
of Richmond, KY, was found dead in bed
on the morning of the 22d, with her throat
cut from ear to ear. Temporary insanity is
attributed as the cause. The girl was gen.
orally conceded to be the belle Of the blue
grass region of Kentucky.