Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-15
Miscellaneous Items.

PoI Cuc "oSh CIiuiHS oItObCI iStH tuo
St. Louis theaters offer the choice of the
following attractions to visitors: Olym-
PIC, Joseph jefferson; The Grand, Tony
Hart; Pope's, Kelly & Mason, in "rhe
Tigers;" Standard, Grau's English Opera
Company; Peoples, Lizzie Evans, in
"Florette." The Siege of Paris Panorama,
open day and evening.
The State Wool borrowers Association
met in ST. Louis few days ago and dis.
cussed breeding for wool and breeding for
mea'. They decided to have a public
shearing in st. Louis next April.
The strike of the Knights of Labor en-
ployes of the Kansas City Gas Company
has ended. Alderman Finley was called
in as arbitrator. The men who went out
are all restored, and also two men previ-
ous1y discharged. The strikers mum
bered forty. The company reserves the
right to discharge men for cause, and
agrees that the foreman shall not be
abusive to the men.
The Missouri State Board of Pharmacy
held it's regular quarterly meeting in st.
Louis on the 9th inst, and the following
named gentlemen successfully passed the
examination and were registered as phar-
c. Lock, of Brasby; B. j. Bochhort, of
Fayette; l.. j. Bebee, of Clarksburg; G.
r. Alexander, of Kirkston; c. V. Majors,
of Rolla; J. w. Geisburger and H. B. Ser
gent, of Kansas City; Chas. Caffall, H.
Gregg, c. S. Bondurant, Richard Krui g
and Albert Kneuster, OF st. Louis; A. w.
Macarthur, of Chillicothe; Alex. G. Stenc
kee and Bernard Hermann, OF St. Louis;
j. L. Platter, of Rocky Comfort; r. H.
Lower, of st. Louis; James e. Lenois, of
Columbus. The examiners were Profs.
Alexander, of s.. Louis, and w. 7. Ford.
of Kansas City.
Kansas City is crowded with thieves,
thugs, highwaymen and murderers, and
the work of fleeing, smuggling and killing
citizens has been going on for weeks-ever
since the fair.
An attempt was made few DAYS ago
in Kansas City to rob an old gentlema
named William c. Tennye, in broad day
light. Timely assistance rendered the
attempt futile.
Vice-President Hendricks was among
;he visitors to st. Louis Fair week.
Articles of Incorporation have beer
granted by the County Court to the towr
of Wellington, La Fayette County. Trus
tees were appointed and they will ap-
point Marshal. In April next an cleo
ton will be held there on the proposition
to make the place a city of the fourth
class.
The Ecclesiastical Council which triec
Father Jardine at Kansas City, founc
him guilty of immortality, and the findings
are in the hands of the Bishop, from whom
Jardine expects no mercy.
George r. Sargent, carpenter, addict
ell to drink, hung himself in a ravino in
Kansas City few days ago. Louis Knoll
was found hanging in a box car at the
same city, near the Advance Elevator.
The latter was from Milwaukee.
There being no available funds in the st.
Joseph Treasury, that city can not pay
gas bills. and in consequence the streets
are in darkness at night.
Stove dealers are beginning to smile.
Miss Mary Anderson, after an absence
of two years in Europe, has returned to
this country, and will make her appear.
ance in st. Louis during the present thea.
trical season with company of seventy
people.
Eddie Goodrich is mysteriously missing
to school with frog in his pocket, and
caused great amusement. The teacher
varied the treatment given Mary when
she attempted to educate her little lamb
she turned both the boy and the frog in.
to the hall. The boy left, and at this writ
ing had not been seen nor heard of.
movement has been started to erect
monument to General Sterling Price.
The Thirty-third Missouri Volunteers
held their annual reunion in st. Louis on
the 9th inst.
The st. Louis Exposition is proving one
of the most brilliant successes of any en-.
terprise ever organized in that city.
Michael Welsh, an orange peddler in
Kansas City, while going down street the
other night, got into an alteration with
negro, and the latter drew knife and
sta obed Welsh under the fifth rib. Welsh
fell to the sidewalk, and was carried tc
the police station in a dying condition
Welsh was from st. Louis, where his sis
ter resides.
Vice-President Hendricks was in st.
Louis during the Fair.