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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

TIE Mormon press condemn ssae Utah
bill just passed by Congress ~ cruel, harsh,
unjust. revolutionary, etc.
How JoHN r. LEWIS, ex-United .states
Senator and at present Lientenant-G Gov.
ernor of Virginia under the Mahone re.
gime, was thrown from sulky On the
18th and received injuries Thoughts TO bs
fatal. i
BIsMARcK entertained at q parliamentary
luncheon on the Goth the Cabinet Ministers
and members Of the Bundesrath and Reich.
stag. and the Princess at the same time en-.
tertained the ladies.
INFORMANT arrests were made.at BerliI
on the goth in. connection with an incen.
diary conspiracy thought to have ranlifica.
tions in America. and diplomatic actor
with the United States will be taken if the
AT the Dubuque military encampmeni
on the Goth the Mobile @Ala.) Rifles wera
awarded first prize in the infantry CON
test, the Tredway Rifles, of st. Louis, re.
ceived second prize, and the Brancj
Guards, also OF st. Louis, the third prize,
INDErRNDENT Republicans who oppose
Blaine and Logan organizedin New Yorh
on the Goth with Geo. VIM. Curtis as Chair
man Of the committee. An address has
been issued calling general conference
after the Democratic Convention shall haN I
met.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
PROVING AN ALIBI.

Efforts of the Defendants in the Mt. Pulas.
XII Murder Case to Prove They Were Not
There-Strong Testimony in RebnttaI
Promised. a*
LINCOLN, III, June g.
Testimony for the defense IN the Mt.
Pu,aski murder trial concluded yesterday.
Belle Hall, one of the defendants, and her
brother, VIM. Ferris, another, were both
on. the witness stand, and each subjected
to lengthy and searching cross-examina-
ton. They sustained themselves we'll,
and by their prompt unequivocal answers
created favorable impression on the
audience in attendance.
Ferris fixed the famous Essbeer drink
ing" on Friday night and fortified the
time by many neighborhood happenings;
said he did not learn of the murder until
nearly two weeks after 1t occurred, and
through letter from his sister living ID
Springfield and not by a paper sent him
by his alleged confederate, Hall. Bell
Hall denied any knowledge of the crime;
said she did not make gags of any
kind for her husband; had never
seen = them until brought into
court. "a Her husband was home
that night; her brother had not been at
her house since about August 1, and she
never told Mrs. Marshall she made the
gags to use in breaking horses. The
prosecution assert with great confidence
they will break down the alibi of Ferris
in rebuttal to-day and show by defendant
Hall's daughter that her mother was en-
gagged In making balls for her father to
break horses The case will probably 90
to the jury Saturday night.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

80 Exxga 81 LINCOLN. NEB.. June IA.
The ssCannon Balr' express, from
Atchison to Denver, was wrecked By
unknown fends in human form Tuesday
night. As the express was approaching
HubbeIl, in the Republican Valley, there.
was b eudden crashs the locomotive and
the entire train was overturned in the
ditch The brakeman was instantly
crushed to death Alex. Stewart, the
engineer, and Conductor Lyman had
their legs broken and may not survive.
Twelve or fifteen passengers were in
iured-to " hat extent Is net reported.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

LOSDOE, June -.
To-day occurred the marriage in the
Church of Holy Zion at Chelsea, of Mr..
Thomas Hays Richie, of Belfast, to Miss
Fannie Florence Ronalds, daughter Of
Mr.. Peter Loriilard Ronalds, Of New
York. Two young daughters cf the Duke
of sColonna, aged three and Ave years
respectively, attended the bride. Many
rich presents were received, prominent
Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Al
bany and several from the nobility Of
France and Italy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

TribulatiOns Of Widower Who Wanted
Some One Co Take Care OF Him I'm Stck-
ness and Make His Life ComfortabIe-An
Experience That Cost Him 81 125-The
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 20.
Edward Baker made complaint yes.
terday that he had been robbed Of $lsl25
Observation-Disclosures singular and unique.
He is a resident of Buffalo, N. T., and =
middlc-aged widower. Some days ago,
according to his story, he visited an Inc
steiligence office managed by Mrs. Antonio
Kisar, a young widow and nesotlated
for esther housekeefer or Wtfe he
suited the widow Auggested err
self, and intfmated that she mid
rather be an old mans pet man
q young mans slave. This pleased Baker
aud be proposed marriage. MRS. kisar
has SON six years of age; for whom she
is guardian, and she consented, provided
the marriage would not inval1date her
guardianship. She formerly lived In the
CITY. and this is where. she claimed that
the lad was heirto 81, 900. Accompanied
by her brother the woman aud Mr. Baker
came to this city, registering at the Sher-
man as man and wife, but occupy
ing separate rooms. Baker Claims
that rhes had r SIPS sinh hiss pocket,
aud that before leaving Buffalo ne
drew ST., 900 from the savings bank which
he carried in small satchei.s Yesterday
they went before notary and entered into
a mutual compact, Baker agreeing TO EN-
ploy Antonio Kisar as his housexeeper,
and to marry her az soon IS the neces-
sary papers could be procured for adopt
ing Hedwfg Kfsar. 1t WAS furtheragreeo'
that Antonio was to render faithful ana
diiigent service IN all things; attend MIN
BAKERY in sickness and in health, ad-
minister to his wants, prove true IN
every respect, and to do all in her power
to make his life comfortable. Baker
states that upon returning e. the nots .
last evening MIS-. Kisar suggested that
che take charge of the Sl26 WINCH lie EAR
ri..d in his pocket, and he gave 1t her.
Upon entering, Baker and her brother
were assigned to one room and locked ia
by Mrs Ksar, who had taken room iul-;
mediately opposite. Baker slept soundly,
aud when he awoke this morning,
he found that his satchel had been
broken open and the 81, 600 distracted
His door was still locked, but the brother
was gone, and when the hotel attaches
released him he discovered that Mrs.
Kiser had also flown, she and her
protherM leaving the hotel before mid
niSht under tie plea that telegram had
called them away He has no way OF
knowing where they went, but doubts II
they return to BuHalo.
From other sources 1t IL Learned that
Baker and Mrs. Kisar we're quArrciing
yesterday, at which time sheE Claimed
that the money was the proceeds aOf the
sale Of her personal property, and not Z
dollar belonged to HIM The woman is
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
Condensed TELEGRAns.

In the Senate on the 21st there was con-
siderable discussion as to whether certain
matters relative TO Pacific railroads should
be referred to the Judiciary Committee, or
the Committee on Public Lands, and it was
finally decided to refer them to the former.
The>army appropriation bill was passed.
Also a bill granting the right of way
through the Indian Territory to the Gulf,
Colorado g. Santa Fe Railway. .....In the
House tho advocates of the bill to
abolish internal revenue taxes, under the
leadership of Mr.aTucker of Virginia, en-
deavored to call up that measure in place
of the regular order, but motion to that
effect was voted down-yeas, 80; nays,
49, The electoral count bill was dis
cussed at considerable length, but nothing
conclusive was accomplished before adj
journment
THE Prince of Orange, Crown Prince of
the Netherlands, died on the 2lst.
THE ex-soldiers and sailors residing in
Washington serenadei Senator Logan the
evening OF the 21st.
THERE were sixteen deaths in Havana
from yellow fever for the week ending
the 21st.
A MILWAUKEE police offfcer, who at
tempted to arrest q suspicious character
on the 21st, was fatally wounded. The
murderer escaped.
The coal miners in the Hooking Val
ley have demanded general strike in
Ohio on account of reduction of wages.
ELDER SMoor, a Mormon missionary.
has been expelled from Bavaria by order
ofSthe Minister of State.
JACK BROCK, the Fort Sill stage robber,
was sentenced on the 2lst to the Peniten-
tiary for life. He will be sent to Chester.
Ill.
THE Hamilton County Bar Association
filed an application on the 2Ist to disbar
from practice T. C. Campbell, the Cincin.
natl lawyer who defended Berner.
FIRE at Port Arthur, Manitoba, on the
2Ist destroyed the Queens Hotel Loss.
$50, 900. One man burned TO death
THE French Prime Ministeohas informed
the cabinet that the Egyptian conference
would meet in London, June %.
FEARING dynamite plots, the Emperor
and Crown Prince of Austria have aban.
doned their proposed trip to Pola.
A REPORT was circulated on Wall street
on the 21st that C. r. Huntington was EN-.
barrassed, but that gentleman emphat.
ically denied the rumor.
THE proposition TO form a bank of trans
tlantic commerce, is being discussed bya
number of German merchants in confer.
ence at Berlin.
Tux COMMITTEES appointed to inform
Jan1tss @. Blaine of his nomiaation at Chi.
{ snerfofmed that duty on the 2Ist,. Gen.
aefeI 1S66bs Henderson being the chairman
md rhl6f sfekesnfen. a reception fol-
tows =. !. AZ a.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
NnTEs 81 PRBPiRATION

2-E x4l2S< $1,000
NOTES or PRBRARATI0n
- n ISs.l..., 5sssp Isss z e.s.st...s
& Chicaeo- lzenoaslin 800 - ID 4 ss.s.
-, - s5.ai-The Capacity . - ~ 80
Peopas-An Episede g - 80 =
Gathering. -. -
The Democrats are actively Prepst.ns
for their Cosvention, which opens n tn's
CITY July sth. and have arcnieects ano
workmen busiIy rcmedying the detects oK
Exrosttion Hail. Hrst, Y will PC made
.afe The uproar Of the Republican Con-
vention during the nominating speeches
of Thursday night was SO srsaI
that So. few persons neara tnes
trush of timber near the platform, and
nrobab,vs, only. one or two .bssldes the
sergeant-at-arms and MT. New unoel-
sfs,od its cause. The truth was the cnor--
mons weight of the thousands OF peoples
hacked ia the east gallery had sprang the
great supporting beams over Six incnes.
RI New at first determined IS quietly IS
poskible to clear the galleries, out
architects being summoned tney
feared that any announce
ment az the danger would result In un--
controllabie panic likely to Dc accom-
panied by frightful loss OF life. ,Iho1gn-
scarcely believing it themselves, tneys
assured Mr.. New that the arcnes rom
which the galleries hung would give even
An inch OF two further without break
ing. Few people, however, imagined
that while they cheered and stamped
Mt a burst Of eloqnence from an
orator or ieered at some new dis
sension in the District of Columbia
delegation, workmen were quietly tight
ening up
THE SUPPORTS OF THE GALLERIES
lest the whole thing should drop and the
great convention hall become scene OK
destruction At last 1t was on accountof
q whispered word from Sergeant-at-Arms
Sexton that Chairman Henderson on that.
memorable Thursday evening so quickly
decided the meeting adjourned on viva
yoce vote after the qnestionhad just been
decided in the negative by call OF the
roll of States and was In q fair way to be-
50 decided again. 100,
All chances Of repetition Of such
scenes will be removed before the Demo-
cratic leaders meet A large force OF
workmen are now making radical
changes In the general arrangement OF
the auditorium. The stage which forms
eriy occupied the north end OF the build~
ing is being placed Id the center Of the.
hail On the west side. SO that all can see
and hear the chairman and speakers.
The seating capacity of the chamber will
be enlarged on the south to total ca
pacity OF about 14.500 people. The,
sounding boards which produced SUCH
disagreeahle double echoes will be over.
hauled and the one on the south side
will be set back some seventv-five-
feet. This Is expected to mate--
rally improve the acoustic proper
ties of the Il great hall. The
various committee rooms Will be
rendered more comfortable ana the enc
trance ana aisle slsns, Gnicn TezS $3.50 y
Ine May Iesslval pSop.e anu ~ wI p so'
Eonlusea nolusls u LII. .,Skes ~ .ne nePuo
nclan consens ., WI .as W. ts ..,,,' -,
Dut nor ieas., pless sne VII VII oo siseH
only 70 Workins [eporse.s auu NOV uis.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
THE UTAH BILL

&
A Recently Passed by tho Senate-Ths Pro
visions Relating to A1arriages-The Terri
A0H Ia ~ trs6ted. zz~@ GIN s@ta@
81 #WxsHiRoroN.D q, luna =.
@Ine PROVISIONS 0fathe Utah BIN passed
by the Senate, compel husband df sSsiteto
testify in all cases Of prosecutions for
bigamy, attachments to issue without pre-
svions subpoena at The discretion ofthe
Court Prosecutions maybe begun within
five years. A marriage ceremony in
any Territory shall be certiHe In writing
and signed by all persons takiug part in
the ceremony, and be filed by the officer
or priest officiating for record. Viola
ton Of this provision Is punishable by
fine not to exceed 81, 900 and inprison-
ment not more than two years, or by
beth. Every such cesti1cste and record
penalties for refusal to exhibit. Women
shall not vote in Utah.
The Probate Court is deprived Of iuris-
diction except as to estates, and guard
ianship of minors and Insane persons,
and all laws Of Utah confirming rights OF
Inheritance TO illegitimate children are
annul1ed; also the laws incorporating
the ssChurch Of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints" and the ordinances Of the
so-caIled General Assembly OF the
State Of Deseret Incorporating the
church are annulled. Fourteen trus-
tees for such institution ara to be ap-
pointed by the President, and the, Gem
eraI Asse mbly shall have no power to
change the laws respecting the corpora
ton without the approval OF Congress.
The Territory is to be rcdistricted so as
to secure equal representation, and none
but properly qualified citizens of the
United States shall vote. Il.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

Hon. DANIEL MANNING was reelected
chairman or the New York Democratic
State Committee. s..sz
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

THE Governor of Dongola asks for REIN
forcements and declares he viii not'evacu-
ate before the feast of Ramadan.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

Fam weather at Dubuque brought OUT
$4,000 people to witness the military dis
play on the 10th. The competitive drill of
lpf4nfy companies was the principal
lesfure O. the day, suppiemented by
United States Artillery
TIE rumor that ,. Il. Il. Clark had re-
Pacific Railroad proved to be untrue.
TFE King Of Csmbodia has transferred
the tministretiqQrof the kingdom to the
FrenehG overhor e. Iarjou.
THk 41nnessee D4ocrf@ ENDORSED the
admf1beration OF GopSfnor Bate and
nonfnAted him by acclEnation for re-
eleSdqh. s. -. & =
etRIES FhAEeFs ADAMS. SN, the new
lsttdeflt OF the Union Faciffc, denies that
'h6had dfpeoverea ecoBsp whereby thes
.c$m2 was beng robued. = =
Conc nihg Egyp$4ah affafs, and has adj
:4rssseGa circulartfo tne Powers
sA4x d DEho4fEz. Formerly Manager
6k the New Qrlet3 Opera1house, was ar
Fested IN New Qfk on the 18th on charge
HE9e aband9nment, brought by his pet
Ter nask ana was se1s 20 laiL
8 HREsSpxNrI ARTHUR returned TO WASH
iukton Oh the 10th. - - ~ IS :
!. NE &HNELANDER, who shot lawyer
Uk6ke lew. York. has been arrested.
a po1 b explosion in q brickyard at
Albany. :. on the 10Th. killed four col.
oresa man.
BnADsrRrrrs oreports a better general
tone In trade throughout the United
States. 49, .F y.s
THE Fontsiue collection of art treasures
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

ANAM has accepted the French proposal
without modification, and places itself
under the French protectorate. -sss4
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

:. TIE gates of the Palace Yard, London,
are locked up at night, on account OF fear OF
dynamite explosions. ~ s5f
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

RrPuBLIcANs of the Eighth Iowa District
nominated by reclamation Hon. w. +.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

THE Louisiana State Democratic Con-
yention adopted resolutions urging the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

B1sHoP SIMPSON of the Methodist Epis-
scopal Church, died ct Philadelphia. Pa,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

TIE Louisiana House, OF, Delegates on
the Goth passed bill .appropriating $l0O,
900 for the New Orleans Exposition.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

THE seventeenth annual convention OF
the railway master mechanics began its
sessions at Long Branch, N. j., on. the
1rth LII - y. - - =.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

HEAVY rain and fwashouts are reported
in Northern Mexico, but In the valley
around the capital the dryness is unpre-
cedented. ssEf z3sssssffse ~ = 80 - r
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

THE receivers of the Philadelphia &
Reading Road have been authorized by
the Court to borrow money to pay wages
and interest. - - II,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
NEWS AND NOTES.
a summary of important Events.

= DSaoalssok the as,assesnth o6p Dis
Hicf nominated Horace A1vord for Con-
gress.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

TIE failures for seven days ended the
10Th were: In the United States 1S2; Cans
ada %, decrease of % as compared with
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

AT caucus Of the Democratic members
of the House of Representative on the
18th motion to urge the passage of the bill
to repeal the tobacco tax was lost. f
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

MRS. WARREN, of Denver, Col, has do.
mated $fO0, 600 to the Denver University,
bat with a proviso that there shall be es-
I &ablished department of divinity.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

TIKI American Institute Of Homoeo-
pathy began its annual session at Deer
Park, Md, on the 10th, with q large at
tendance, including delegates from En-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
Garrison's Alleged Failure.
= s~sssss NEW York. June IL.

t~*s NEW YORK, June 10.
Rumors are afoat concerning Commo-
dorc Garrison'N alleged failure. The
Commodore was interviewed to-day
and said that some railroad paper ho
had Endorsed was protested, and he
was consulting his attorney about the
matter. A friend Of the Commodore's
states the paper referred to h ! note Tor
fifty thousand dollars, Endorsed ~
Garrison and Andrews Brothers, 81 the
Standard Oh Co., for the payment q !.
joint account in purchase OF the CIeve<
land, Toledo & Pittsburgh Railroad.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

EDWARD L. Moan, Cleveland broker,
who managed deals for Stanley. the de-
faultfng bank teller, was arrested on the
Nth under the Federal statutes as an
abettor. .l..ss as . 80 :
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

A REPORT from Wall street, current on
Che 18th, that Commodore Garrison had
failed, proved to b unfounded, and was
thought to haye been started by some ms
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

Srah On @tgistil]
az Ell AKE.
rRoNTON. MISSOURI
NEWS AND NOTES.
a summary Of Important Events.
t<DSaedalssoE the e,assssnth Dip Dis
Hict dominated Horace AIyord for Con-
gress.
: fB1sHoP SIMPSON of the, Methodist Epis-
seopal Church, died at Philadelphia, Pa,
ON the 18th. Ns <iss 80 se5sfsfs
Hon. DANIEL MANNING was reelected
chairman or the New York Democratic
State Committee. ..s
rHs gates of the Palace Yard, London,
are locked up at night, on account OF fear Of
dynamite explosions. - '5f
ANAm has accepted the French proposal
without modification, and places itself
under the French protectorate. .ssss4
; THE Governor of Dongola asks for REIN
forcements and declares he will not'evacu-
ate before the feast of Ramadan.
aRrPuBLIcANs of the Eighth Iowa District
nominated by reclamation Hon. w. p.
Hepburn for reelection to Congress-
So gEIf Z t-s----- IL, .&fssss
+. TIE Louisiana House, Of, Delegates on
the Goth passed bill appropriating $780,
900 for the New Orleans Exposition.
THE Louisiana State Democratic Con-
Vention adopted resolutions urging the
nomination Of Mr.. Tilden for President.
THE seventeenth annual convention of
the railw ay master mechanics began its
sessions at Long Branch, NJ Us on. the
18th. ( g @tsss>.tzft 5tss - -Is
HEAVY rain and fwashouts are reported
in Northern Mexico, but In the valley
around the capital the adryness is unpre-
cedented. s3sassfs - = - r -
THE receivers of the Philadelphia &
Reading Road have been authorized by
the Court 70 borrow money to pay wages
and interest. sslsss u SIS s-s.s1 .stlssssi
THE failures for seven days ended the
10Th were: In the United States 1S2; Cans
ada %, decrease of % as compared with
the previous week.
AT caucus Of the Democratic members
of the House of Representatives on the
18th motion to urge the passage of the bill
to repeal the tobacco tax was lost E
MRS. WARREN, of Denver, Col, has do.
mated $fO0, 200 to the Denver University,
but with a proviso that there shall be es-
tablished department of divinity.
3 arHr American Institute of Homoeo-
patty began its annual session at Deer
Park, Md, on the 10th, with q large at
tendance, including delegates from En-
gland. s7ss ,-s4a#ss
EDWARD L. Moan, Cleveland broker,
who managed deals for Stanley. the de-
faultfng bank teller, was arrested on the
Nth under the Federal statutes as an
abetsor. ssie sess5 = sss1 >
A REPORT from Wall street, current on
Che 18th, that Commodore Garrison had
failed. proved to bs unfounded, and was
thought to haye been started BY some ms
licious person. - g
.EosrxAs7YR axnr16I GH1sH4 - has
written ,1etfpE Pod declining g
allow his name 10 b 1sed IN connection
With ~ Republican nomination for Gov
ernor Of Indiana. s.s S.
-. Nm, ~
r1n;s.-,,ssse - =, Inns ON the 1sth and re.
sts 81. s a. ssssrtion thatthere was false
count Of the second. amendment last year.
Noninatsons were made. 81
n. csrea.r d. BEEN noslaed that the
- HSa Hssssss c,yms,, ..
sssonns 81 slisred financial reverse,
er,v. .,.<,,,s E,,s,so,,.- .,s.,,ded j
Eng. - t1e 18Th, I'M pe9or q thu Aft!s 3
blrthozy cf MT. Charles spgrgeon. ~
49, ne evanee.asss - es % 4 Il
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

TIM Coronsr has been notified that the
1nte Hon. Hefstsr. Clymer, OF Pennsylvania
committed suicide by taking morphine, IN
necount OF alleged financial reversea
There s. to s. IN investigation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

HrER G. SMALL, noted horse-thief who
S5cAped from jail at Easton. Pa, has writ
4sn local paper that he has q desire to
steal Generai Grants Arabian horses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
en- A WIFE HUNT.

TribuIatf0ns OF Widower Who Wanted
Soae One Co Take Care OF Him i'm Sick
ness and Make His Life Comfortable-An
Experience That Cost Him $1,125-Ths
~ Widow Kisar. 47-sass94 Ags4sve4as~-g
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

Efforts of the Defendants In the Mt. Pulas.
Xxi Murder Case to Prove They Were Not
There-Strong Testimony in RebnttaI
Promised. 8ss
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-14

VXyANTED-Land-b buyers 20 know that we
w have for sale all the best lands near Gar
den Plain TAYLOR & PINE.
NyANTED-Land-bu buyers to know that II Is
w to their interest to go to Garden Plain
cal Estate Agency to buy lands.
d-5-tf TAYLOR 4 PIKE.