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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12

train men managed to get their train on the
side-track in time for the Accommodated at
ABS to pass, but several cars had to be I'M
loaded and the cattle placed in the penlnear
the depot. No person was hurt, but several
were badly scared.
Two strangers from distant land are now
tarrying in the Jail here. Une night last week
| a railroad detective on the south bound train
saw two men acting IN a suspicious manner
toward sleeping passenger, and thought
he saw them rob him. but owing tothe dim
ness of the light was not sure. Hetherefore
kept them under his eye until they got off
the car at Knobel, Arkansas, and followed.
In the station room he saw one Of the men
take package Of bills from mis- pocket and
begin countingit. Being now sure they were
,hieves, the detective took them In charge
an, brought them to this place-the actual
roll 'bery having taken place while the train
VS. rs passing through this county. He had
40 warrant, or authority to arrest them, nor
could he legally have brought them here
without sxtradition papers; but, fortunately
for the cause of justice, the prisoners were
ignorant of their rights in the premises.
They are well dressed and rather genteel,
intelligent-looking men, and no doubt de-
serve all that the strong arm of the law is
likely to give them.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at
the Post Office at Ironton, No., Nov. 10th,
1885.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12
Watch Out

Or you will fail to secure seat for the
Entertainment, Beauties and Wonders of
the World" to be given Thursday evening,
November 18th, st the Academy of Music.
The tickets are ceiling like everything, and
all who desire u attend should call at Della
amos at once and engage their seats. Ad-
mission % cents. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12
II You Want

home from which living can be made
and within fifteen minutes walk of Arcadis
College, where your children can be edu-
Gated, and near enough to hear every church
bell in the Valley, call on the undersigned
The place contains 1870 acres of land, good
fruit, good water, fair buildings and on,
houses. Any person DESTROYS OF a pleasant
healthy place to spend the summer, and ca,
his own fruit and vegetables, will find tliis
place Just what he wants. Will be sold cheap,
and possession given at once.
Also, 100 acres one and one-half mile from
Des Arc, on the /. NJ. r. r. 35 acres in cultiva
ton, good house, fine springs of failing
water, and lead deposits that only want cap
ital to develop. Cheap. Ut. AXE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12

/ Smov Row, four hundred and fifty feet
dowf.
Henry Ahrenz blasted a turkey last week.
Abig buck tried to commit suicide by
| Jumping off into one of the cuts on Shep-
/ herd Mountain the other day, but Brickey,
tbe six-mule-driver, caught him on the fly.
All the visitors have to do now is to pro-
ride themselves with pass, come on the
hill, put themselves under the care Of Mr..
iWilloughby, the jolly Shaft boss, and he will
conduct them down an iron mine underneath
the ground, which will be curiosity to some
| In the Valley.
The Simpson Shaft is the center of attrac-
ton since the cages have been put in and
running in earnest.
There is not an empty house to be found
anywhere near the works. This shows that
the Valley is gaining in population.
Calamity George, of the Shaft, is undoubt-
eddy comicaI piece of furniture ;don't know
they start to work again.
Old Ben Dunk is a No. 1 wood butcher
now. He carried the tools and did the cir
cular work all last week, for the carpenters
at the Shaft.
There must be a corner In Masquerade
balls. I see there is to be one at the Quarry
and one at Ironton, on or near Thanksgiving.
The first ore-buggies went down the Shaft
Monday. Everything works smooth as a
pin; everything has its place, and everything
is in its place.
All contractors that have been laid off on
account of carpenter work on the Shaft, re-
sumed work Monday morning.
Our young friend, Mr.. Frank Hornbeck,
is booked for job on the hill. Frank, old
boy, we are glad to get you back.
The first loaded buggy was hoisted out of
the Shaft at O'Clock Monday afternoon.
The buggy was profusely Illuminated with
candles, putting us in mind of some of the
late election Examinations.
Dick is back from the city. He didn't stay
long, for fear his canary would starye.
Mr.. Jim Witioughby fell in the tank at
| the Shaft the other day, aud only for the
timely assistance OF Bum Shelly and Frank
siebert, Jim might have drowned, the tank
being nearly fun Of water. 1t is -0x17 feet,
and Is feet deep.
Two of our Jolly blacksmiths tried to make
a running switch on the diamond drill, one
night last week. to ascertain, If possible,
what was what. They got there just in time
| to see Mr.. Parrot, the night runner, pulling
| the core barrel, and they thought they were
certainly lucky. l don't know whether it
was made up between the runner and fire.
man, or not, but the fireman came up to
the runner and said, "The boiler is dry, and
800 pounds of steam on!s The two black
smiths didn't wait to see core or anything
else, but Geewhiz you'd oughtto have seen
| them run! They know what high steam and
boiling giant powder means, you bet.
Old Electricity and the powder-monkey
still hold down No. 2 dump, and have got
the cosiest little shebangs ON the hill.
The diamond drill on the hill drilled hole
fifteen inches deep, and lost the core, and
has been idle ever since.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12
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Come to the Captains Office.

Messrs. Collins& Stafford hereby notify all
those indebtedto them to come forward and
settle without delay. The firm has bear
lenient and patient to their debtors, but they
think paysday ought to be at hand. FER
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12
Canary Birds.

Singers or pairs, for sale at reasonable
prices. Call at this Office for further infor-
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12

Come and get your ealicoes at Mrs
Richter's old stand, heretofore sold for &c;
now sold by the Xxi for &c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12

As purifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla acts di-
rectly and promptly. A single bottle will
prove its merits. Many thousands of peo-
pie are yearly saved from dangerous fevers
by the exercise of q little timely care in
properly cleansing the system by the use Of
this remedy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12

II you want frst-class Turnout and
Trusty Driver, go to
COLLINS q STAFFORD'S
Livery Stable, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12
Tunnel Driftings.

President Hitch
cock and Manager
Simpson, of the Ore
and Steel Company,
spent a few days
looking over the
mines last week.
The diam g n d
drill is still ham,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-11-12

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal Injector free. L
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
TmnsE polEs AeAIN.
Tnoy say rhsS wiz l'ayo rh.rr old Paetor
Put nnek.

DETROIT MIcu, Dee. 2G--Anothcr
outbreak among the Polish pUrshionrrs
OF ST. Albertus' Catholic church occurred
yesterday. More Than 400 people gath
cred after mass, discussing the report
that Bishop Borgess. promised 10 be pres
pnt 70 epen the church and settle all
troubles by giving back their old pastor.
The bishop did not appear, and the vast
crowd marched to his residence, com
mittrc was appointed 10 inform him OF
the congregation desires, but were re-
fused admittmce, Meanwhile the bishop
had escaped from the rear Of the house,
The mob, which mad grown IN numbers TO
GOO, proceeded TO ST. JusUph's church,
where they supposed the bishop had hid
den. They made rush for the door, but
1t was locked, aud some OF The crowd dis
perspd, while others again proceed
ed to 81. Albertus' church, where
they made a savage attack upon the cdi-
ncc, which, however, the police resisted
aud dispersed the rioters by au attack,
and one man, Pole, was killed, and sew
cral rioters seriously injured aud many
more arrested II IN feared that riotlng
will be resumed to-day. AT 2 O'clock
Capt Wylcr marched 10 the church
with forty-slx policemen, followed
by several hundred citizens. a detach-
ment-was sent to reinforce men AZ Zal-
lowski's, and the police did their utmost
TO drive the crowd away When driven from
one street the mob invariably congrcgatcd
upon smother, leaving the p0liceto do Their
work again. This unsatisfactory WORK
continued throughout the afternooa, aud
II was nearly dark before the church pcO-
pie finally dispersed. All saloons 90 the
East side have been ordered closed until
the difficulties are settled II II the iiI.
tention Of the police 70 use All
efforts to qlell the disturb
ance. The situation has Become
more serious to-day and the OUTLOOK for
tonight Is far from Bnti-iactOry.
Trouble Il being expected any moment.
il Is stated that Bishop borgess. II salts
aed that the depused priest Father
Kolaminski, is melting tl'cse dis
turbanccs, aud under no circumstances
viii be allow the priest 10 be
relnstated The bishops secretary says
an the trouble has been traced directly 70
Father Kolamlbski, whom be considers
the originator VI all The different moves
Of the rioters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
WASHINGTON.
.a--sHses.sas
The Thirty Days Having Elapsed,
the Mourning Drapery is
Removed.
Forty Of Our Brave ScamrS Go Down
20 Death IN Arctic
Seas
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Good Navicc TO Claimants w,es the
Good Advice TO Claimants nset the
Bacts on Nheh n ir
tiascd GiVsn.


Spccru &c thc 0aHcttc.
WhsHiNUroN, Dec 20 The drapCwce
on an she public buildings In honor oi
Mr. itndricks We're remove to.day.
An army order win short hc issued
directing ,hst al magazine las now ~
he possession of the troops be turned
i9to tie goyVrnucnt arsenals.
The president has appointel VIM. D.
SVard, son o. Commodore SiCaId, ohiut
of ordnance oi the navy, 60 tea cadet
as large &C the West Point military
academy, illling thD only vacancy ia the
appointment at large, created by enc pres.
ent resignation Of Cadet Allen D Ray.
mond.
rtc Republican to-day published the
result Of the canvass OF the house on the
silver question, as iolloWs Against sus-
pension OF coinGge OF silver dollar, Demo-
Gratis, 1853; Republicans, 90. For sus-
pension, Democrats, 80; Republicans, ~.
This statement can scarcely be taken
as altogether correct, and the fact
Is 1t Is impossible TO Judge oL the
hength or weakness OF either slide ut
the question In the house. Many % the
members are In doubt, aud The pfinioD Is
generally expressed that nolthet side ls,s
a majority, but the balance Of power Is
held by those who have not yet made up
their minds The fight win be to gain
these doubtful votes, and some comrro-
mise measure Is likely TO come In Tor a
pretty strong support, Mr. Brown OF
Pennsylvania ~ preparing Il bin for the
free coiuage OF silver lmuod only 20 tho
home production and for the issue FOR
the certificates based on the dollars
coined or upon the bullion,
The president viii begin his New Year
al 10 o'elock a m, which was the hour
under BuchanHn's administration. 10
was Mrs Lincoln who sat the tlnc an hout
later. Tho programme OF arrangements
for tho day sWhmitcd 10 the president by
Col Wilson has not yet hecu sanctioned
MS anticipated.
Christmas day was one of quiet homo
entertainments ut the white House, The
legend "Closrdn appeared In the door,
and neither friend nor friends were adj
mitted across the threshold for one day
The executive munYon was private
residence and the president private ciu-
zen.
Congressman Brady Of Virginia VIII IN
lroduco I'm 10 remove all political dlsa-
hlitics under the fourteenth amendment
OF the constitution 20 remove the tax on
tobacco, clgars, fruits and brandlos, and
abolish all special internal revenue taxes.
Arrivals today Juo j. Klcihprg,
Brownsyllei S. L and j, ~. hwctmrF-
IeNas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
KINGDOM' AND EMPIRE.
Grand Preparations Being Made
Tor the Third Of Janus y,
1886.
The Archbishop Of Arnagh pies IN
Old IRELAND in Dublin AZ an Al.
vaneed Age.
Gossip Aoow' the rroach Nnnie,ty aud
what President Crews wan 10 About
re,'iical 0ncadcrs.
Tn, emperor wen.

aRHiIN, Dec 20 -~ fmpcror William IL
m Tho best of health and snirits ue
| spent christmas we IN the company OF tho
Other members OF the royal family. On
rstniNs day he was az The ralace of tho
| erow1 prince, whore HIS imperiai
majesty presided at family am.
ner glyrn hy the crown prinee.
Tho city presosts usual Christmas
week aspect tho square and streets are
liteallHconyerted Into forest al mines.
F0lW 10000 trees arrived In the eity aud
were scid IN the NO days preceding
Uhr tmas. Nhopkeo 2erp express theme
selves as sntisiltd with She small bust.
ness durag This and tle preceding week,
aud especially SO With the domand for
holiday goods From the conntry districts,
where Il Wls generally believed that ow.
ing TO the agricultural dppsesslon liit A
small business would be- done. Intensely
rold weather prevails throughout Cor.
mapy, Wolves, which miest tae provinces
IF East Prus-la, Ardonres and t.orratno.
have hoen driven by huggeF 20 commit
uauspal dopredatsons on ne Inhabitants
In the region, of those prFincts
The Emperor william aud Empress
Augusta rccc we'd nr N aruh, the New
V0iuea explorer 81 the Ell ,lypart of the
WeFk aud listened 20 his nara.
tive respecting the condition
aud resources 10 that leland, mo
doctor llustvbd with photographs
most conspicuous points aad objects of
interest. The CROWN prince 9nd hls fan-
Wy attended q Ctrl,tmas.trca festival nc
Ffpehel Model Kindergarten, The ministry
nave issued q olTsumr, rcitinm that n X
rpugpNut To the feelings ot Emperor
William TO crlehrltr The 2dth anniversary
of his accession 90 the throne " PRUSSIA
ON the "a vt Januury next, hceause ~ h
also TIE anniversary Of the daath 0f hts
brother aud predecessor, Frederick
WILLIAM TIM festival Is therefore post
pnncd until Jan d as previously au-
nouncCd. Tho circular conalnGcs as
follows Tho emperor expresses th8nka
fuf tho cordial expressions 81 Rgmuathy,
mud Wishes the manifestations at 10y Of
the day appointed ler the celebration re-
strlctcd as much as possible, 80 as to
conform with the recpnt announcement
of uuriailmtuts oi tho royal programme.
According 10 The letter VI announce
ment the sra day ul January next win bo
celebrated by rcllgans services Ia al gar
risen churches and lhrn py Il Nala. Ohthc
Tnno day hlH majesty VIII also reserve the
congratulations Of al bis gcnerelr Instead
of on New Years day, pG uenal spain
mas announced het Intention OF eandinB
general olliccr 20 aitend the festival
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

WAsnfSGroS Dec 20, Tho president
has approved u bin granlinga penslon TO
Mrs, Grant and removing political dlsa-
bllities Of Senator Lawton of Georgia.
John Blgclow, who was recently Hp.
pointed Assistant United States treasurer
Mt New York and confirmed by tho senate,
has resigned his Office.
One-helf Of a $500 legal ton
der was received at tho treas
ury department to-day 10 an
envelope postmarked Now York, with The
following lcttor' PROSTITUTION on inter
nal revenue, publish receipt, keep record
Of the number of bin, more later "
Gen, Atkins, commissioner Of Indian
affairs, says the government has no ON
clHl Information Of tho attauk upon the
Indian camp near NJ raso, Tex, 10 which
eleven Indians are reported 10 have been
Killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

CHICAGO, III, Dec 2G.-1hos. King,
living at 2s29 Cologne street, Ia quarrel
last night murdered his wife by beating
ont her brains with chair. The muir
derer fed aud has not yet been arrested.
LATER-The police succeeded IN ar
resting King 1ut ] o'clock this alter
noon. The murder was ono OF peculiar
atrocity. The tragedy occurred 0u
Christmas eve, and after killing Die VIE
King remained ia the house AT that night,
an Yesterday and again last night, going
out frequently 10 visit a ueighDOfing 81
loon King visited his sister-in-laN lhlt
morning aud Informed her Of he occnr'
renee, who 10 tnrn related the facts %
the police, VINO 80 once nut mru 90 track
Of the murderer, dnding MIN "a the street
Al the time stated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

WAAnfSGroy, Dec, 20 "a paper on the
subject OF unclaimed estates in EnRRhd,
prrpared under the direction ui MiHhtcr
Lowell by Mr. Henry white, pue Il The
American secretaries Of legation, las
been cent by the president 20 congress
with other state papers "Therc erpmS
TO be no doubt.n Mr White says, "tnai
many are led 70 believe themselves heirs
10 vast estates IN Great Britain by Dc
signing persons on both sides o. the
ocean, who, with view Of personal
pa.n, iDsert notices IN local newspapers IN
lie United States 20 the effect that some
large property was left by person o. the
same name with that Of some well known
family Of the district, or " some eSeeed-
mgiy common name likely 70 occur any
where. sn,i as Smith or Jones, oF who
distribute far and Wide lists Of unclaimed
estates which Do not exist Large snrns 81
money arc annually LhrOwa away b. dhpcs
AZ these advertisements and Actitloue
lists. aUd o handsome revenue W inads
by agents, a. they caA themselves Tor the
discovery oi lost heirs aud recovery VI
unclaimed estates The mDdus Operand
usually adopted hy tbase agents is 20 ASK
Hrst fof RENT dance OF two or three
pounds sterling 70 cover cost u copying
win, on which The claim pnrpOrts ~ p
based, then a large sum for ihe expense o
ingtitutlng mqniries, aud az each snelfssiNi
stBge mo..e biaekwail Is ieyledi The cor
respond encc being 20 cieyeily condueie'
that eyeral years frequently clppse 1ti9n
the fraud Is discovered, None shoph
cclatfihnte dollar 70 tue uDknoW
aaents, especially towards any expense
cfuneotod rlith aefnbNkhiug claims 10 "A
iates 10 ,hls country, pntll be nas inquire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

LIMA, PrRu, Doe. 2G.--All troops
under arms, serving either with iRleslas !
or Cncerca, have now reached Lima, an, 4
have been dlsbandcdby ncOuuoll Of mini -
terra, aud sent home at the expo 80
" the government. Projects appoii ted
10y new government are ioylully fcee Ned
IN all provinces and tranquility tIgus
throughout the country, rrcpar lii0ns
are being made for comlng ole silOns.
Caoeres, VIII, Il Is expected DO y anrncd
~ president aud the best people Ia tho
country elected TO the senate AZ d aouse
d denntlaa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

CRY on MgXioo, Dec. 90 .Prosl.
dent Gonzales is herc passln "a Few dnys
az II nelghborlng hacienda Of is. IL IL
reported that be has had con.
ference with President Dlaz. Gen.
Gonzales leave OF Ahaenee from
the goyernorship Of Guau luato IL mdenn-
Ito. His secretary II act inu IL bis stead.
The report that no was loadlng reeolu.
nopary moyomeutin Ga mniuato II entirely
false Reports Of tcent troubles IN
Huoyo Leon were gre luy exaggerated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

year-old son, at Aust.ss The murder was
committed at that psfCc eight or ten
days ago, but has onY Just been dis.
covered aud adds one moro 20 the al.
ready long list when arrested hyrs,
Mrs hanes denied the deed mos, posi-.
lively, telling the officers that she had
gwen her son away to FIRMLY at Lam
paSas, but could not tcN The namr
81 the people whom she iaade
the custodlans Of her children
She further states IN answer 10 a cues.
ton that she was very poor ana unable 20
make a living for both herself and little
ones, and, rather than seq thcla perish
slowly for want OF food, she resolved To
leave Them with some one who ooAid aud
would care for them properly The sheriff
loon Mrs, Eanes 20 Austin BIT noou He
thinks he can make out yery positive
case OF iniauNclde against her
special To the t,ngsttp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

AvsrlN, Tax, Doc 2G.--The latest
about the recent assassination tonight 10
the arrest At Bolton OF two men hallrg
from Austin, both having blood ON their
clothes aud calling themselves two.
brothers named J 7 and = +. Norwood.
Tho city marshal st BeltOn is holding
them tonight supposlpg them to be the
authors of the Thursday aight murders
here One OF the mon weighs 40
pounds; has on dark CLOTHES and a fresh
cut ON the TOP Of his head ever one eve
and blood on his coat and vest. The
other weighs 80 pounds sve feet ten
inches high; wears light coat; has gray
eyes, dark hair Hight complexion and a
little dark mustnche. Both have blood
on their coats and vests and stains on
their shoes They said they we're farm
ers and came from San MaraDs. Doc
Woods, a Negro, formerly chsSged with
the servant girl murders, N. reported TO
be arrested and held on another charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27
WRATR ERFoRp.
a Lecture 20 lie delivered by Rev ~. "a.
yyeiIs,

a Lecture 90 lie delivered by rev. ". ~.
Heiis.
special 20 the Gar aie.
wEAInrRpo AZ, Tx, Dec. 2G.--Rey.
NJ. II Wells y an deliver yery INTEREST,"
ing sermon a. the Methodist church az ?
q. ~. lo'noi row, on the subject " Christ
mas, and, no doubt, II viii be very IN.
niructlyt as he VIII give US an idea ot
how Cini Stmas should be observed, and
in INC sening the choir OF tho Methodist
chnrch viii render their Christmas song
serslf a. This service viii certainly be
very ane ana worthy 81 iarRa audience.
Ihe work Of putting % the eonlce 81
Z le new courthouse Was commenced TO-
day. our courthouse, when completed,
4 viii be second % none ia the state.
] Mas Elouisc McAfee and her ,irttr,
| Ms Jones 81 Bear Greek, this county, arc
visiting 50 this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

WAAuSGroS, Dec. f2G.--1he OGlelal
programme Tor the presidents reception
Of sew Years day does not differ from
that OF former years The president VIII
boassisled by Miss Cleveland and Indies Of
the cabinet MISS Cleyclaud's weekly
Saturday afternoon receptions from nm.
~ 3 O'Clock Win begin on Saturday,
January o, and continue through tho
stitguu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

p.pfs, n6c 20 Il N Reunml's nu,lnr-
stood that the Briseon cabinet VIII resign
aud ihntpc frryoiuet viii formn ministry
after the reelection of GrovY ns precedent
Of The French republic, which now 90.
pears certain. Nrgvy will mark his
reelection by proolaimng amnlsty 20 all
political Offenders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-27

WAsulNGroN, Dec. 20. - Lient.-Col.
Charles A, Reynolds, quartermastcr-gen-
erai, now az Baltimore, IL ordered 70 Van
eoGyer barracks, Washington territory,
~ chinf quartefmaster % the department
90 Columbia, relieving Maj. a ,. Kline
BALI Mai XlInball WIN remain tempo
rarily on daly 10 the department,