Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-30

FIFTY inmates of the asylum for inn.
beetles at Columbus, Ohio, are Frustrated
with scarlet fever, and the death rate is
| alarming.
THE total vote in Pennsylvania was
1903, of which the Rrohibitionists polled
| 5,196.
The Sioux Indians have agreed to Sc
leet separate reservations for the different
tribes Of their nation. This will enable the
opening of half the present reservation TO
settlement.
ROBERT Lov1NGroN, aged IA, was
horribly mangled by the wheels of freight
| train at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the other
night. He was trying to steal ride.
THE Secretary of the Navy has issued a
| circular inviting the presentation to the de-
| partment, by any skillful person, OF plans,
models and designs for any new steel steam
cruising vessels for the navy.
DIPHTHERIA is epidemic in the SUBJ
urbs of Philadelphia, Pa.
FREIGHT trains on the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern road were dam
aged by a collision at Albert Lea, MIMI, on
the 10th. Ed. Day, engineer, aud fire.
man named Green were seriously injured.
M. B. BYRNEs, of Woburn, Mass,
telegraphed the Secretary Of the Treasury at
Washington to send United States Mar
shall to Boston, where he would meet him
and make important disclosures. Marshal
Galloupe went to the designated place and
found the man restlessly awaiting his ar
rival. Taking the officer to the Courthouse
Byrnes impressively informed him that the
English Government had deposited in the
United States Treasury several millions of
dollars TO the credit Of beautiful young lady,
whose photograph he had and whose name
he gave. To this young lady he said he was
engaged to be married. He wished the off,
Ger to assist him in gaining possession Of the
money. He was sent to lunatic asylum.
TWENTY-FIVE persons, including
three foreigners, have been arrested in Ly-
ons, charged with being members of an as
ISOLATION formed for the purpose of foment-
ing strikes among workmen, obtaining
general division of property, and destroy
ing sentiments of patriotism among the
French people. a.5
A SECTION of an Indianapolis & St.
Louis freight train got loose on steep grade
near Greencastle, Ind, the other morning,
and all but one car, in which four tramps
were slowed away, were completely wrecked
by colliding with an ascending locomotive.
One of the wanderers was seriously hurt;
the others escaped with few slight bruises.
THE Congregational Church at Rich
mond, Mass, built more than 100 years ago,
burned on the 10Th.
BURGLARS took SO, 900 worth of laces
and gloves from the store of Jones s. Nc
Caully, in Philadelphia, the other night On
a slight clew the police bagged. the Offend
ers, and secured the deeds recently stolen
from the residence of Edward McSorley, on
Staten Island, N. Y. The latter identified
his property, and stated that he also lost
$50 900 in bonds and $3.50 in cash.
VIM. ENNoR, an old and well-known
citizen of Galena, H., who had Leen miss
ing for some days, was found at the bottom
of deserted mineral shaft not far from his
home the other morning. greatly exhausted
and about ready to die. He went into the
shaft for the purpose of exploring it., but
soon lost his way and was unable 10 get out.
FRED DIEBOLT, rich and influential
German saloon-keeper of Cleveland, Ohio.
was convicted in the police court of violat.
ing the Sunday law. Judge Soldiers fined
him 800, and sentenced him to ten days in
the workhouse.
A CAsH-BoY in a Boston dry-goods
house, named Thomas Loeman, and his sis
ter and brother have fallen heirs to g, 100000
left by an uncle in Australia.
= ANDREW NUPFER, postmaster at
Woodville, Ohio, has been arrested for de-
stroying mail matter, and has confessed his
guilt.