Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-04-26

THREE British gunboats were cruis-
ing off Cork harbor on the 10Th to intercept
a cargo of Internal machines said to be on
| the way from America. -
TIMOTHY MALLOY, the murderer "a
the late William Nesbit, farmer at Tongue
| Point, Cana, was hanged on the 10th at
Montreal. t # 50
On the 10th the Birmingham (Eng.)
police were investigating the business Of
Whitehead's nitro-glycerine factory, re-
Gently discovered, and believed two hun
| dred pounds weight were still unaccounted
| for.
THE trial by Military Court OF;
twenty-six members Of the South Russian
Workmen's Federation has resulted in their
conviction, and all were sentenced to vari-
| Gus terms of imprisonment.
THE death, at Circleville, o., of Mrs.
Lucy Cook Boggs, aunt of Mrs. ex-Presi.
dent Hayes, has been announced.
BANK burglars plundered the vault
of the Metropolitan Bank of New Orleans,
La, the other night, after gagging the
Waterman. They were unable to force the
| inner safe and consequently. got little
booty. 5sE# -
A MEADv1LLE (Miss.) mob made
short work of Tom Bailey, colored, the
other morning. He had assaulted negro
girl, and after numbering her, threw her
body into pond. ar s@s.i
A FEW days ago a dynamite car
fridge was found in the basement of
Brooklyn IN. " factory in which one
hundred girls were employed.
JAMES MARSHALL & Co., iron pipe
manufacturers, and one of the largest firms
in Pittsburgh, Pa, has assigned, with liza
bilities of $500, 900, and assets about
81, 250,000
FIFTEEN Arkansas convicts escaped
the other day from plantation below
Helena, where they were working under
lease. All but five were recaptured. The
remainder had gone South.
AT London. Eng, on the 10th, Ber-
nard Gallagher was charged with being
connected with the dynamite conspiracy
prisoners. Counsel for the crown stated he
would prove the prisoner was brother of
DIR. Gallagher, one of the men arrested at
Lambeth, and that he had frequently been
visited by him and Curtin. Gallagher
was remanded. The prisoner before leav-
ing Glasgow informed the police that he
was confident he could clear himself of tho
charges. . .- -.-.
THERE were twenty thousand dock
laborers on strike at Marseilles, France,
the other day and the number was increas.
ing. Shipping was at a standstill.
THE Atlantic House, at Abba, Iowa,
was burned the other night, three boarders
losing their lives in the flames. The prop.
erty loss was $1,000.
Mrs. H. ZEIPPRECHT, wife of drug
gist of Dubuque, Iowa, threw her daughter,
six years of age, into deep well the other
day and then jumped in herself. The woman
was supposed to have been suffering from
melancholia at the time of the occurrence.
MARY E. SCHENLY has brought an
action in ejectment against the city Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, to recover tract of land
used by the city for wharves, valued at over
s., 100000. ..... .....l
FREEMAN, who it will be remembered
clsimed to be inspired two years ago to
offer his little daughter as a sacrifice at
Pccasset, Mass, and who killed his child,
was recently declared perfectly sane and
ould be arraigned for murder. He says
J. is inspiration came from the devil.
THE largest cigar manufacturing firm
et Covington, KY, has agreed to give their
cigar makers an increase of one dollar per
thousand after May 1. Carpenters at New
York City have also secured an advance in
wages to $3.50 per day. The painters were
seeking similar advance.
DIR. H. r. PALMER'S International
Normal Music School begins. July at
Meadville, Pa, and continues four weeks.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.