Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-04-10

8 "a MOTION WAS uleU on I00 Oh 10 set
aside the verdict Of the jury in the case Of
Hallett Klbourn VS.. John G. Thompson.
On the Sd Mrs. Gale and daughter,
OF Loyal Hanna, Pa, died from trichino.
sis, and Mr.. Gale and another daughter
were lying in 8 dangerous condition.
Miss GODDARD, an American, was
married in Paris on the Sd to Prince Ponia-
towski.
On the Sd Prince Andronikof and NJ.
Seignieff, overseer of the st. Petersburg
Powder Works, were arrested ON a charge
of Nihilsm.
GENERAL GORDON is reported to have
met with another reverse in tle Soudan.
On the Sd the royal yacht Osborn ar
rived at Portsmouth, Eng, bearing the re-
mains of Prince Leopold.
CHARLES READE, the celebrated Eng
lish novelist, is reported to be nearing has
end.
THE Queen of TahaG has started on
her homeward journey from Europe.
A DISPATCH from Berlin of the 4th
announced the death of Gustav Richter, the
eminent painter. .t.--, t.
THE famous American actress, Mary
Anderson, now in London, is said to be
suffering from insomnia, brought on by
overwork and excitement.
On the 4th, the remains of Prince
Leopold were received with impressive
ceremonies at Windsor. .4
THE Independence Beige (Brussels)
declares that Stanley has indefinitely
abandoned the Congo mission.
On the 4th man named Napieroliski
died in Milwaukee, Wis, from hydrophobia
in terrible agony. --a-
EMPEROR WILLIAM is reported, to be
in precarious condition, Notwithstanding
the report that his illness is "but cold"
Princess Victoria could not leave him, even
to attend her brothers. funeral.
CARDINAL Won HoHENLoHE has re-
turned to Rome, and has sent his excuses
to the Pope for his prolonged absence. The
Pope will grant him an audience shortly,
when His Holiness will take occasion to K
press his discomfort at the Cardinals con-
duct. .F
On the 4th Governor Murray, of Utah,
appeared before the Springer Committee
to answer to charges made by Governor
White.
A RESIDENT of Pleasant Plains, ILL.,,
named j. B. Gregory, blew out the gas at
the Sprague Hotel, st. Louis, Mo-, on the
4th. His recovery wasidoubtful.
CRIMES AND CAUSUALTIES.
There was big fire in Pattern >ster
Row, London, on the Sd. The direction of
the wind was all that saved st. Paups Ca
thedral. The loss reaches 100000.
By the burning OF the steamer Re-
becca Everingham on the Chattahoochee
River at Fitzgerald's Landing, near Flor
ence, Ga, the morning of the 81, twenty
lives are reported lost.
WHILE walking on the railroad track
at Dunsmore, Pa, On the 81 four Hungarian
laborers were killed by train. They were
cut to pieces. 5'- ID" -+s.
DURING recent gale q Danish bark
was wrecked OFT the Shetland Isles and if
teen of her crew were drowned. ,.
On the night of the Sd the steamship
Daniel Steinnan, from Antwerp to Hall
fax, foundered off the latter port with IA
persons on board, only nine of whom were
saved.
On the 4th Patrick Green, aged six
teen, employed as water boy ON Chicago
& Alton construction train, fell from the
front OF switch engine on which lie was
riding in the yard at Bloomington, ILL.,,
and was run over and killed.
On the 4th a passenger train ran off
the track on tle Grand Trunk Railway
between Montreal and Toronto, Can. The
engineer and fireman were killed, and
number of passengers were injured.
A BOILER explosion occurred in w.
H. Healey's Touring mill ut Biairville, Pa,
on the 4th. Captain Healey, proprietor,
and Peter Stump, foreman, were seriously
injured. -
Two ex-convicts named Hamilton,
arrested at Sedalia, Mo-, for the murder of
Charles Sterdle, whose body was found on
the railway track in a mutilated condition,
have confessed the crime. The motive was
to secure sum of money Sterdle was
known to have about him.