Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-06-07

| his wife, when she grabbed up red-hot
bayonet and stabbed him, the bayonet pass
ing through the left breast and coming out
| at the back. There was no hope of his re-
| covery.
AT Steubenville, O., John Bird, a
| young Englishman, was shot and almost in
| stantly killed the other morning by Alex
ander Wyatt, a former husband of the wo-
| man to whom Bird was recently married.
Jealousy was the cause.
LEGAL proceedings instituted against
| the Rochester & Pittsburgh Railroad by the
Lackawana relative to a crossing culmi-
mated in riot, at Buffalo, NY, few days
| ago, for its possession. Fifteen cars of the
| two roads were destroyed and two men
| were arrested, but subsequently released.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED persons joined in
an Anarchist demonstration at the graves
of Communists at Paris, France, on the
9th. The red flag was displayed and sew
| eral speeches were delivered.
Christopher MUCHO was shot and
fatally wounded at Indianapolis, Ind, the
| other morning by John Zapf, after which
Mr.. Zapf sent bullet crashing through his
| own brain and fell dead upon the sidewalk.
Family troubles were said to be the cause.
In dispute over a meat bill, Richard
Fowler was shot three times by the pro-
prietor of meat market in Salt Lake,
Utah, the other day. Fowler died.
WILSON JONES, chief engineer of the
steamer F. A. Blanks, was killed by fall,
near Arkansas City, Ark, few days ago.
ED BUCKLEY, wool-dealer at San An
tonic, Tex, has failed, with assets reported
at $4,000 less than liabilities. Shrinkage
in ,,.ir Of %l,,
cause.
GOVERNOR BLACKBURN, of Kentucky,
the other day ordered out the militia to
guard the Jail at Mount Sterling, where
ten persons were confined ON a charge of
murder.
FORTY persons were wounded a few
days ago in an ARRAY between civilians
and soldiers in the suburbs of Vienna,
Austria.
MICHAEL FAGIN, another of the men
convicted of the Phoenix Park murders, was
hanged in Kilmainham Jail at Dublin
the 2Sth. Before mounting the scaffold
Fagin told the priest who attended him he
hoped Irishmen would avoid secret socie-
ties.
WHAT is claimed to be the largest to-
bacco warehouse in the world was opened
in Cincinnati, O., few days ago.
AN explosion of gas in the capitol
building at Montgomery, Ala, the other
day severely burned J. NJ. Riggs, librarian,
and fired the building. The flames We're
soon extinguished. The librarian also had
leg broken.
ROBERT WRIGHT, the Michigan wrest-
Ter, was fatally shot in Bay City, the other
day, in quarrel.
AT Schuylerville, N. Y, the other day
Nicholas Vanderburgh descended into well
to rescue a laborer overcome by gas. Van
derburgh was suffocated. His wife went to
his assistance and she also persisted.
THE extra guard upon the Parliament
buildings at Ottawa, Ont, has been discon-
tinued.
The widow of Walter Davis, the man
killed at Harrodsburg, KY, recently, has
published letter which was found in her
husbands pocket after he had been killed,
in which, addressing Thompson, he assured
him there was no basis for the charges
against Mrs. Thompson and himself.
Davis, his widow says, assured her none of
the Thompsons believed the allegations to
be true.
AT Cedar Hill, in Jefferson County,
Mo-, Hiram Sullens shot Emil Deruntz and
Miss Martha Mcdaniel the other afternoon
and then emptied the contents of double
barrelled shotgun in his own body. Miss
Mcdaniel may survive, Jealousy was the
inspiring cause.