Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-07-12
BILL Mcdowell, IN Jail at Bowling

AA@A@ A"SDo :" LILLY III JeHAA GU A~o"Ai >
Green, Pike County, Mo-, was taken out by
| a mob and hanged at an early hour on the
morning of the LIST. He was said to have
| made full confession of thu crime with
| which he was charged-outrage, under the
| most brutal circumstances, at Louisiana.
| The verdict of the Coronerss Jury was
death from hanging by unknown parties.
A ''DRUNK" picked up on the street
at St. Louis, Mo-, by. a policeman the other
| day was found to have over So 900 on lis
| person.
PAUL STRoBACH, United States Mar
shall of Alabamaj has been ACQUITTED of
charges of fraud made against him re-
Gently.
Mas. E. BARTON, Of 81? Louis, Mo-,
visited Chicago, H., few days ago. Her
| chief business in that city was to enter her
| objection to the marriage of her husband
| with another woman. fHft- .-- -d5.
THR steamer Bright Light struck the
bridge at Boonville, Mo-, on the 30th, and
sank in nine feet of water. No lives lost.
| DOMESTIC difficulties induced Dugald
| Mckenzie, living near Midland, Mich, to
shoot his wife few days ago. He didn't
kill her.
MAJOR PHIPPs, of Philadelphia (Pa.)
Almshouse fraud notoriety, was the other
| day sentenced to five years. solitary con-
fnement at hard labor. .....e..--.. 4
SEVEN persons were killed in an ac-
cident near Rasselas, Pa, on the Rochester
& Pittsburgh Railroad on the 1st.
MRs. ROGERS, the victim of the
negroes who were recently lynched at JEFF.
ferson, Tex, died few days ago..
A DESTRUCTIVE fire on the LIST swept
away $4,000 worth of property at Paw
tucket, r. l., including the Dexter Yarn
Co.'s mill. At South Abingdon, Mass, the
Reed & -Closson satisfactory was burned.
the loss being $175,0O0. -. : ...
The Governor of Algeria has issued
an order prohibiting the usual pilgrimage
to Mecca this year on account of the chol-
era in Egypt.
a FIRE at Aux Ia Chapelle, France
the other day destroyed twenty houses and
the roof and tower of the Town Hall.
y A VIGOROUS war has been inaugu-
rated against thetrade dollar in a number of
Eastern cities, notices being posted in many
leading banks and railroad offices that but
eighty-five cents would be allowed for
them.
In consequence of the troubles among
the Greek Indians, a company of Federal
cavalry will camp at Okmulsee, Ind. T.,
and one of infantry at Tulsa, and the.killing
of Pawnees will be inquired into by
Court-martial. SPEECHES band will be taken
home from Fort Gibson by federal troops.
SEVEN THOUSAND American miners
have gone through Guaymas to the Nudge
gold-diggings in Lower California.
PLACARDs appeared at Warsaw, Po-
land, few days ago, melting the people
to a general revolt and to alliance with the
-Nihilists. -" +. iE 81
AT Milwaukee, Wis, the other morn
ing, team of horses attached to farmers
wagon became frightened at band of
music and dashed through a procession of
school children. One little girl was killed
and some twelve or fifteen others seriously
wounded. .-E'... eel.
VERNON, the jim-jam juror in the
star-route trial, was fined ten dollars in a
Washington police court the other day for
using rude and indecent language to a
lady. ''
SIX persons were drowned in Indian
River, near Prince Edwards Island, the
other evening by the ,capsizing of boat.
Near Lackawanna, Pa, three men were suf-
located in well by black damp.
THE absence of County Treasurer M.
ripple of excitement the other day. His
accounts would be investigated, as it was
alleged he was $4,000 short.