Iron County register., 1882-08-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

| with the lodge for many years, and has made
the bank deposits, giving no receipts 70,
the amounts turned over to him.
WILLIAM MILLER, Overseer of the
Poor-farm at Woodstock, Conn. was killed
by an aged pauper named Parsons the other
day.
McCLoUD's shingle mill, Saginaw
City, Mich, burned on the 2lst. Two boil.
ers exploded, killing VIM. Crawford, aged
10, and Ferdinand Scheunn, aged o, who
were $50 feet away. Seven others were in
1ured.
A CONVENTION of representative He
brews is to be held in Vienna, August 9, to
consider the repatriation of refugees in
stead OF their shipment to the United States.
This country will be represented by E.
| Louterbach and Jesse Seligman.
GEORGE II. IMHoFF, over 1O7 years
| OF age, soldier under Napoleon Bonaparte,
died in Richmond, Ind, the other day, and
John Springer expired in the county in
Urinary at Mariette, o., at the age Of 10S.
j. II. B. LATROBE, brother of ex-
Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore, Nd, was
drowned near that city on the 22d.
THE labor demonstration in Toronto
| the other day was the most imposing affair
| of the kind ever witnessed in the Dominion.
A CHINESE company has created con-
! sternation at Victoria, B. c., by proposing
| to manufacture clothing, boots, tinware,
and cigars.
AN old man named j. B. Teaulett
was killed and three persons were badly
shocked by lightning at Denver, Colo, on
the 22d.
GERsON KINGsBURY, II years old,
jumped from train at Sedaia, Mo-, July
%, and fei! under the wheels. His head
was cut from the body and his shoulder and
legs were crushed.
J. MCLANE and o. Fellows, rivals for
the hand Of young lady, fought duel near
Collinsville, Texas, on the 22d. Several
shots were exchanged and Fellows was
killed.
POLICEMAN REYNOLDS, of New York,
saved the lives of three women and eight
children in blazing tenement house, the
other day, holding onto a window and catch
ing them as they dropped.
THE crops in Bohemia have been
nearly destroyed by rains, and no less than
forty seven lives have been lost in the
storms.
FOUR mills and four factories at Fair
field, Me-, valued at 100000, and the Cass
avenue planning mill, st. Louis, Mo-, $780,
600, burned the other day.
The Cleveland strikers have gone to
work.
FLORA TILMAN, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
16 years of age, nearly killed herself with
razor, the other day, giving as a reason a
call from her dead father to come to him.
THERE was collision on the Little
Miami Railway, near Fosters Crossing,
Ohio, on the 23d. Engineer Lyons was bad
ly bruised. E. H. McCalb, Judge Advo-
cate-General of Louisiana; J. w. Cock
sedge, OF New York; D. A. Rindheem, of
Pittsburgh; J. w. Jones, of Columbus,
were slightly injured. The engines were
wrecked and some freight cars were thrown
into the river. Two freight trains on the
Chicago 6 Alton collided near Blooming
ton on the same day. The engineer,
young man named Eli Fisher, was killed,
his body being terribly mangled.
THE mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of Ernie Spencer, son Of r. c.
Spencer, of Milwaukee, Wis.,, has been
solved by the discovery of the body of the
missing boy in the lake, near the pier where
he was last seen.
SHERMAN MILLER, a hotel-keeper at
Millerstown, Pa, was killed the other night
by VIM. Wagner. A white man and q ne
gro were quarreling and Wagner took sides
with the latter. Afterward Wagner entered
Miler's bar-room and Miller attacked him
for defending the negro. In the fight which
ensued Wagner shot Miller dead. Miller's
son tried to-shoot Wagner.
The bodies of three American pros
pectoIs have been found near San Antonio,
in the Sonora Valley. The natives say the
men were murdered by Apaches, but it is
believed the deed was committed by MeXi-
cans found working the prospectors' claims.
VIM. BUEL and Robert Fleming were
killed by lightning in a field near Industry,
Kans., on the 22d.
THERE is great excitement in the re-
gion of Windsor, Ont, over the mysterious
Of Alexander Mann, col
ored Baptist preacher, and his wife, who
had received threatening letters, and whose |
house was burned few days ago.
AN attempt to burn the town of Seat
tie, W. T., the other night, brought the |
viglantes together and twenty prominent |
roughs were notified to leave. Payne, |
whose brother was lynched last spring, was |
arrested.
HENRY HUDSON, aged y, was killed
by train while walking home from a camp |
meeting near indianapolis the other night. |
A. j. KINLoCH, the dissipated |
son of Scottish nobleman, has for |
three years been in the clutches of hotel
keeper at Kansas City, who managed to Sc
cure the allowance of $1,000 per annum regu-
larly forwarded from Edinburgh. When |
Kinloch became too ill to move about Coyne |
had two negroes place him on the train for
New York, where he died at a police sta
ton.
Miss EMILY MACTAvIsH, of Balti-
more, a granddaughter Of General Winfield |
Scott, entered a convent last May, and has
lust been invested with the nuns habit, un-
der the name of Sister Mary Agnes. The
lady is exceedingly handsome, finely edu-
Gated, and has private fortune OF S5O0, 900.