Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-31

BURGLARS <tfMiltonA 10, made a
clean sweep es everyth : Ramsey &
Co.'s jewelry store ion the .4of the 22d
using a cart to carry OFF the goods.
| J. H. HANLENKE, formerly proprietor OF
Godey's Lady's Book, has been arrested at
Philadelphia, Pa, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
A TRIO of Western Union messengers,
| after becoming acquainted with the in
terror of large number of houses in New
York, became professional thieves, and are
now under arrest.
THE mad dog scare is on the increase at
New York.
JACOB HAMMERsTyIN, of Indianapolis,
Ind, committed suicide on the oath.
| CHOLERA is said to be raging in Cay
enne, French Guiana.
| A BIG bank-swindling scheme has been
unearthed at Toledo, o.
| GERMANY and Zanzibar have signed a
| treaty of commerce.
THE steel rail workers at Pittsburgh, Pa,
want fifteen per cent. advance in wages.
| The London Times suggests exclusion of
| the Irish members from Parliament and
martial law as remedy for the Irish
| troubles.
THE imports of dry goods at New York
the seven days ended the oath were valued
at 81 ISL, 545.
THE Hendricks Monument Association of
Indianapolis, Ind, will not ask help from
| the Government.
SMALLPOX continues to rage at Mont
| real, Quebec and other Canadian cities.
FIFTEEN thousand miners in mass-meet-
| ing near Elizabeth, Pa, on the 9th, re-
| solved to continue the strike.
WIN. SHEEHAN confesses at Dublin to the
| murder of his mother, brother and sister.
RICHARD N. HoTCHKIss, a ol-teacher
| of Prospect, Conn.,, assaulted scholar so
brutally on the oath that death was thought
| probable.
WIN. GILES, champion wing shot of En-
| gland, arrived at New York on the 24th, and
extends general challenge to American
marksmen.
ROMAN NOSE, the Indian chief who has
been in prison at Fort Leavenworth, is to
be tried by the civil authorities for murder.
JOHN R. GILMORE, Baptist minister,
committed suicide on the oath by drowning
near Clayton, Ind.
In fight between negroes and tramps
at Johnstown, Pa, on the 25th, one tramp
was fatally and another seriously wound
ed.
HUGH SHERMAN, mechanic, SnOU ana
fatally wounded his wife at Buffalo, n Y,
ON the 25th.
THERE is marked improvement in the
condition of the Archbishop of Armagh,
and hopes are entertained for his recovery.
FIRE in the hold of the British steamer
Petriana, at Leith, from New Orleans, on
the oath, badly damaged her cargo.
A HITCH has occurred in the settlement
of the trouble between the Cork Steam
Packet Company and the cattle dealers,
resulting in a renewal of the boycott.
Six boilers of the San Francisco (Cal.)
Water-works exploded on the 18th, killing
two men and dangerously wounding two
others.
CAPTAIN NoRDEFELDr of the Swedish
barkentine Karman, wrecked during the
recent storm at Colon, has arrived at New
York and gives a graphic description of
the disaster.
JOHN DENNIS was shot in the abdomen
and his brother William in the arm during
a street fight at Wellsville, O., on the 25th.
D. J. BEGGHs, prominent merchant at
Clinton, O., was robbed on the 25th and
left for dead in his room with several cuts
in his neck and face.
IT is reported that a revolt among the
Servian troops is not improbable, and
that King Milan's life is constantly threat