Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-05
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

DuriHS bn6 week 0n0inS NoVe"DeE ~
visitors to st. Louis win have opportunity
of witnessing the following theatrical at
fractions: Pope's Theatar, sJack ODia
monds;" Grand Opera House, Clara Nor.
ris; Olympic, Sol Smi Russell in his new
play entitled "Felix McKusick;" People,
Theater, Tony D-nier's Pantomime Com
pany; Standard Theater, Reilly & Word
Specially Company; Siege of Paris t an
Drama.
A plumber named Branham, while
work in the second story of the Palme
House, louisiana, fell from the window
to the pavement, a distance of twenty-sl1
feet, sustaining compound fracture
the right hand and severe Internal In
juries.
Linn Fogie, boss of the Chicago q Alton
work-train gang, and Charlie Miller,
miner, had fight at Corder, town fiv'
miles east of Higginsville few nights ag'
which resulted in the fatal shooting o
Miller by Fogle. The shooting is said t.
have been unjustifable. Fogle escaped
but officers claim to have a clew to HI
whereabouts.
Guilty" was the verdict returned IL
the Wilson murder case at Lexington, ane
for the second time in twelve months ha:
such been the conclusion of aJury. Wher
the case was reversed by the Supreme
Court for new trial, the attarneys for the
accused felt confident of an acquittal, bu
new and more damaging testimony wa:
introduced by the State and no other yer
dict could have been expected. WILSON,:
attorneys have given notice that a motion
for a new trial and al arret or sentence
would be filed.
The dramatic event of thes ason in st
Louis will be that afforded next week at
| the Grand Opera-ho use, wen the emil
| nent tragedian, Lawrence Barrett will
appear in round of his fgorite charac
tiers. For the benefit of or readers con-
templating a trip to st. Lois during the
engae ement we give the weeks roper
| toire: Monday, oh, "Ricelieu;" Tues
day, Francesca da Rim1i;" Wednes-
| day, "Harebell; or, TIE Ian OAirlie;"
Thursday, "The Kings 'leasure" and
'sThe Wonders" Fri Law, 'Yorick's Love"
and "David Garrick;" Sunday, matt
nee, Francesca da RiIini;" evening
"Julius Cesar"
1t is said Armour & C., of Chicago,
contemplate the erection refrigerator
| and dressed beef establhment in ST.
| L ,uis.
Roswell NJ. Field, of ,e Kansas City
Times, and Mss Eta Deter were mar
ried recently at Kansas Gy.
Thomas L. Rubey hasbeen appointed
| by the Governor as Schd Commissioner
| for Laclede County to fill vacancy.
A member of the Ka,as City police
| force claims to have seen3he murderer Of
the Conway family in hisreams.
Bell Boyd, the famous sy of Confeder-
| ate service fame, is Tearing in a st.
Louis dime museum.
A package said to cosain $4,000 was
shipped by the Continual Bank of Sc.
Louis to Thorne & Co., Federicktown,
| few days ago. The reivers say that
/ when the package reacd them it con-
| tain only waste paper
4 horse with CHAMBERS as discovered in
Kansas City and was ked few days
since. Seventeen head oig-jawed cattle
| from Colorado were alselain by order OF
the Mayor.
i he motion for newial in the case of
o to l.. Dierberger, chaed with the mul-
der of John Horn, in StLouis, was over
rul by Judge Van Wfoner. An appeal
will be taken.
An old German pedd' had a difficulty
in ST. Joseph saloora few nights ago
| with Joe Keller, weEnown local char
ac err, and was serfoly injured with
poker. He will not power.
L., Ie.1sy yardss seasssa.s in the Mis-.
| foot in frog fewights ago and was run I'M
owe by the cars. fhe physicians ampu.
| ta.ed his feet, bu del the next morn
| ing. His fatheri tbsolom McVey, is a |
wealthy fsrmer 1Eg near the city.
| The annual fatfck show o. Kansas !
! CITY Opened on tlf9 ult. e Rivervisw |
| Park with a gofiist OF entries. The /
| exhibits were qutsuperior to those of |
| last year.
| Mr.. Adam YOU an OLD and estimable
| citizen of Lexinh, While seated in a |
| char few datago, was struck by
paralysis and feF the floor unconscious |
| aud speechl9ss4e had not recovered
| his power of sp la the present writing,
but was conscid
Absalom Gre4vas struck speeches. |
at Kansas CityF days ago by a stroke
OF analysis, + which he died. He |
leaves six chi n, among whom are
Nathan Greelvthe Times. and Detect
i've Horace G4 of the Metropolitan |
force. GreslF for a long time an
edit ,riaI vritef he Times.
Tie Coronetury in the CONWAY
murder case Iinsas City adjourned
until Novembad the mystery of the
| tragedy was ltas dark as when the
bodies of he9ered woman and her .
child were discovered. The Cor.
oner says tR1ence against Turner, |
, the aged milfRrrested on suspicion,
is purely cihsntial, and warrants
no real pres{i of his guilt. Turner {
/ re uses to Sc piers, has become very {
grabbed, anIes most of his time in Z
, silence in h4 ring on his cot nearly '
tie whole df
Lie Jouahotabbed lobe Vinegar +.
, in an elect re at Higgin vile, La o
fayete Coq ls April, and who led q
= | the officerspg sase, was convicted in
the Crimif Got and his punishment h
assessed afy@s' Imprisonment. His n
. sffianced ssie him during the trial, n
but when pref was announced she y
: babe him feI =.
Henry Qnelenry Taylor attended =. =.
a dance nj re-, LAFAYETTE County, =; ~
=, few week. 81, because of quarrel u
- wa,ch ard tevho should prompt, be. d.
gan maA fget OF Marcus Jones, in
WHOM tI&eoith bullets Jones has W
Il recovere& say and Taylor get five ar
wears ea4heenitentiary. lila
!, Lojbload is nearly finished Wi
In the haCour5 at Lexington, in
the casePr Andrews, charged with e
u larceny tuiary in breaking into a ~,
u mill and ~ sack of -four, the jury hn
returnedd of guilty of larc my and wi
ass sseduh ment at four years. i'm
D. rrtsonn}h1e Pententiary. The ties
Coura RI receive the verdict, say. gu
in tt,atl of larceny only it was as
,. D lat defined the penalty at. col
u tach N 4R .n<e. The jury then re. 1
tireI II ebrouglt in q xer.lict OF 0ol