Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-02-07

In street parade. The higher court mas
| reversed the judgment.
WHILE seeking the origin of the enor-
NOUS fortune left by Mgr. .Di Cesare, who
was lately assassinated, the italian police
have discovered that he was a pay master
| of the Neapolitan soldiers and brigands
sent in 1860 and 1851 into the Kingdom of
Italy by King Francis of Naples.
CRIMES AND CAUsUALTIEs.
On the 18th train of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga & st. Louis Railroad
| was derailed near Chattanooga, Tenn, and
| the engineer and firemen were fatally in
| jured.
FIRE destroyed the Phoenix Glass
Works at Phillippsburg, Pa, on the 3Oth !;
loss, S125,000.
AT Rome. N. Y, during a fire on the
Goth, an explosion occurred by which two
men were killed.
| AT Southwick, Mass, by an accident
on the New Haven & North Hampton Road
on the 30th, several trainmen and passen-
gers were badly injured.
| A TENEMENT on Sixth avenue, New
York, burned the morning of the Both, the
occupants escaping by way of the roof.
| L wv WOiucu w e Ldtdlly anu Otutl
were seriously injured.
AT Dubuque, Ia, on the 3Oth, Fred
Schubert, an old man seventy years of age,
| was struck by a train of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railroad. He chung to
the cow-catcher and was dragged several
hundred yards, receiving injuries from
| which he will die.
| In Hamilton, Canada, four dwellings
were crushed by weight of accumulated
| snow on the 31st.
| On the 31st the Monon passenger
| train ran into White River, seven miles
| from indianapolis, Ind, where the bridge
| gave way. Seven persons are reported
| killed. -....
| On the 31st train struck boulder
near Chattanooga, Tenn, and was wrecked,
several train hands being injured. A SIM
| liar accident occurred near the same place
three days previously.
On the 31st two-year-old child
killed its baby bIother, aged three months
in East St. Louis, ILL.,, by a blow with a
| nursing-bottle.
| On the 31st Harry Lee, clerk for
Woodrough & McParlin, Cincinnati, was
| arrested in Toronto, Ont, charged with
| forging the firms name for $4,000
| FIRE destroyed Adamson's elevator
at Toronto, Ont, on the 1st; loss, S25o,0N.
| GREAT excitement has been created
| at Wood Haven, l.. l., because of stroll
ing peddler's attempt to choke a woman
! who refused to buy of him.
On the LIST a frightful gasoline explo-
| sion occurred in Alliance, O., demolishing
| the new store of F. NJ. Orr and burying
eight or ten persons in the wreck. Several
| are reported killed.
On the morning of the LIST Henry B.
| Holmes was burned to death, together with
| thirty head of cattle, in his barn near
Bloomington, Neb.
On the LIST Henry Loop and John Fin
layson were instantly killed, a man named
Gerrod fatally and several others seriously
wounded by the explosion of boiler in a
| shingle mill near Blanchard. Mich.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| PRESIDENT ARTHUR will recommend
that Congress abstain from any immediate
legislation touching the exclusion of Amer
lean meats from France and Germany.
AT the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Nd, hazing is again going on, the three
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prerogative of tyrannizing over the fourth.
THE Commissioner of Patents in his
annual report of the operations of the Pat
ent Office for the calendar year shows an
increase of seventeen per cent. in the num-
| Der of patents, trademarks and labels is
sued over the preceding year; the cash re-
over expenditures, $30o, 900; cash on hand,
s., 616,416.
ALL OF the fifty-seven bodies of the
| victims of the Crested Butte mine disaster
in Colorado, have been recovered.
On the 3Oth the Universal Telephone
Company filed a certificate of incorpora-
ton i'll New York; capital, $780, GOO.
A NUMBER of snow slides are re-
| ported from the mountains of Utah. Sew
eral houses have been swept away, but no
lives lost.
On the seth Patrick O'Hara was
found guilty at Patterson, N. j., of the
murder of Mrs. Richard Fullalove. He was
recommended to mercy.
AUSTRALIAN dispatches report great
crop prospects. South Australia is ex-
| pected to export i, 900 900 bushels of wheat
and Victoria 100000.
On the 3Oth the Board of Trade Tele-
egraph line, from Chicago to st. Louis,
and the Pacific Mutual Telegraph line
| from st. Louis to Kansas City, were pur-
| chased by the Bankers and Merchants
! Telegraph Company of New York. The
| first named was built four years and the
| latter two years ago, and both are four
| wire lines.
THE debt reduction for January is es-
| timated at $11 ,SO0, 900. III.
THE Grand Jury in New York CEN
sures the Excise Commissioners for failure
| to enforce the law.
A BILL win shortly be introduced in
the New York Legislature to tax all liquor
| dealers S25 month.
On the 31st, at Cincinnati, Patrick
| Hartnett killed his wife and chopped the
body to'pieces in order to hide it.
In several districts in Austria trial by
| jury has been suspended and martial law