Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

brother William, at Martins Ferry, Ohio,
the other day. -
CARRIE GoLDsCHMIDT, a little girl,
Newark, n. j., on the 9Th. k 81
WHILE James Mccormick was on
Ishis way home from the theater in Cincin-
natl, the other night, stranger stepped on
his foot. Mccormick demonstrated, and
was knocked down by a fist blow, which
4 proved fatal few hours afterward.
/ TrE. E. CARPENTER, the missing Santa
Fe scrip conspirator, has surrendered to the
authorities at Yankton, Dakota.
! JAMES MARSHALL and John Collins,
| painters, were fatally injured by the fall of
scaffold on which they were at work, in
Wheeling, W. Va. = T. sH5l{'"
-Four boys have been arrested in
Wareham, Mass, for burglary. They were
| thought to be members of an organized
band.2 p nGG rs, -.
FRANK CLIFFORD and George Bates,
c9nfiRed in Wsshfn gten1 County aVt.D Jail
for attempted burglary of the Northfeld
Savings Bank, picked the lock to a tier of
cells removed . block Of granite from the
ceiling, got into the attic cut their way
through brick wall, and escaped, the 9TH
er night ~ 7i''' ~ '''1 ''-' ~ -,
A LAD named Warren, living near
Greenville, Ohio, got fish bone in his
throat the other day and tried to mend mat
tiers with knitting-needle.s e He succeeded
in pushing the bone down. but tire needle
went with it. and physician who was
called could do nothing for his relief.
i The rumorr of Postmaster General
Howe's intention to resign is again; revived
Persons claiming to. know say the resigha-
ton of his son Frank as Chief Clerk Of the
department is evidences that the old gentle
man contemplates the step. -
a The death by apoplexy Of Rear-Ad-
miral Charles III! Poor is announced in a
dispatch from Washington! He entered the
navy in 1927. ,,.-,thue4s ~ ..,,a.: Efo
A DROVE of-twenty-two ostriches has
been placed in Central Park, Newly FORK, to
await the selection of suitable place in the
South for breeding. They are valued at
81 400 each, and white feathers command
S1E5 per pound. 2s= l. ahi'e.5f- , a'''hie
DIR. Nj. P. BRAINARD, of Cleveland,
Ohio, was found dead in chair in his office,
the lother evening" under circumstances
which strongly indicate suicide: ay7G sssl
REV. T.. NJ. STEWART and Rev. III. M.
Brown, colored, have, surprised their con-
gregations in New York by announcing that
they had decided to go to Liberia and be-
come professors in the Blyden College.
u iDIsPATcHEs received by the Acting
Secretary OF the Navy from the commander
of the United States ship Alaska. at Homo
lulu, report serious state of affairs there,
growing out of dissatisfaction among the
sugar planters The planters have formed
q, PROTECTIVE union, and have made a pro-
test to the King against the selection of his
Cabinet. They urge a more liberal and pro-
gressive policy than indicated by the Kings
movements. The King, in replying, recog-
nized the right of all to make suggestions
if they entertained any grievance, and as
sured the members of the union that their
appeal would be considered. Meanwhile
there has been no change in the situation,
and the King has issued proclamation that
he will be crowned on February 12. The
matter will probably drift along until coro-
nation day, when indications point to dis
turbance unless the alleged evils reniedied. |
The complaints of the members, of tine union
appear, to be, that the general policy ofnthe |
is not sufficiently liberal, and |
they urge a better opportunity for. bringing |
In labor, and the adoption of course to in |
sure a continuation of the reciprocity treaty |
with the United States, which, it is acknowl- |
edged, has added so largely to the wealth |
Of the islands. The union is prepared to |
send representative to the United States to |
urge the continuation of the, treaty after it
expiration. '''' |
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