Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-10-19

producing spasms and vomiting. Some Of
the sufferers are very low, but it is supposed
that all will recover.
THE Chicago brewers have decided
that In view of the failure of the hop crop
and the high price of barley It would be-
come necessary, within the next two
months, to increase the price of beer by the
barrel.
THE German steamer Herder, from.
New York, Oct. 8, for Hamburg, with 2SS
passengers, went ashore on the Newfound.
land coast the other night. All the passen.
gers and crew were landed without accident.
1t is believed the ship and cargo will be q
total loss.
The people near Lancaster, Texas,
are much excited over the appearance OF a
hairy.legged wild man who roams the chap
paral.
Two daughters of Mr.. Rosencranz,
of Lowell, Kans., were burned nearly to
ashes in their home, the other morning.
Mrs. Rosencranz and her eldest daughter,
aged II, succeeded in getting out of the
burning building, when the girl again en-
tered and rushed upstairs for her younger
sister, aged 7. She had succeeded In reach
ing the child and was bringing 1t to the head
of the stairway when the floor gave away,
precipitating them both into the burning
mass.
A MISPLACED switch near Muskogee,
Indian Territory, sent freight train into a
ditch the other day. Engineer SPAR was
crushed to Jelly, and Fireman Walker had
both legs severed from his body.
HUME REDMAN, residing near Mount
Tod -ho hooc a korv s,,f
Illinois Penitentiary for homicide, beat his
wife in q terrible manner, the other day.
and completed his work with revolver.
Popular excitement suggests the probability
of q lynching.
JACOB BECKER, a young man en-
ployed in Farrell's lead works, Pittsburg,
Pa, was caught in the machinery and
whirled to death on the 9th.
THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. PAU
depot at Richland Center, Wis, with all It's
contents, and several cars loaded with
freight, burned on the 9Th.
DANIEL HUNT, a laborer, was buried
alive in gravel slide at Westerville, Ohio,
the other day.
c. II. GRANT and companion named
Lanning quxrreled with VIM. Clancy, a sa-
loon-keeper at Trenton, N. j., the other
night, about the price of some drinks. All
three were stabbed and otherwise injured.
Grants wounds were considered serious.
J. S. RENDELHUBER, captain of an
artillery company at Memphis, Tenn, shot
himself through the brain on the 9Th. De-
spondency was the cause.
THEODORE HAsKE, aged %, and VIM.
Haske, 26, blew out the gas In a room at
the Annex Hotel, Brooklyn, N. Y, the
other night. and were found dead the next
morning.
THREE robbers visited the house OF
James Fitzgerald, farmer, near Water
vile, Ohio, the other night, and demanded
money. He resisted them and knocked
down one with a hammer. hurting him
badly. They finally tied Fitzgerald and
went through the house, taking $50, the
two carrying away their companion.
DISPATCHES from South America say
a train conveying Gillian soldiers from Pts
co to Inca was blown from the line by tor
pedoes laid by Monteneros and some seven
or eight soldiers were killed. The Italian
consul, Pioasco, who was on the train, was
captured by the Monteneros, who ask $780,
600 for his release. An italian man of-war
has gone to endeavor to have him liberated.
A. w. Ross, a coal dealer of Cincin-
natl, was murdered near Glendale, Ohio,
the other night. His head was beaten to q
jelly, and his watch and part Of the chain
and his pocket-book were taken. The cor
poration of Glendale has offered reward OF
s., 900 for the arrest of the murderer.