Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-10-21

LATEST reports indicate that fully linety |
lives were lost by the terrible flood at |
Sabine Pass, Tex, and that every house
in the place was demolished except two. |
The condition of the survivors, is pitiable
in the t1reme, calling Tor prompt efforts
to afford them re ie'.
A SLIGHT earthquake shock was felt al
Charleston on the 18th.
GERMAN exports to America for tt q hast
fiscal year amounted to $2o,00o,0VI ,saore
than for the preceding year.
THE Windsor Hotel, at Rose lie, n. /.
was burned on the 10Th, n al j ohanna
Sullivan, a laundress, per .fsssea in the
flames.
ARBE SABouRET, OF Vie nvSafs, Germany,
is being prosecuted for. ha1img had pa
triotic French hymns sung in his church.
( ssN1TsKT, alias Rism ats, charged with
the Haddock murd err at Sioux City, Ia,
arrived at Sioux fSity On the 18th, from
san francisco, in. charge of an officer.
CHARLES THo,AAs, Sho was ssrving
term in the West Vrg mia perstentiary
fo- murder in Ark arsas, has been pardon
ed by the Pre- sident
TEN sardire factories, two ht1els, thirty
dwellings, the csstom-house, post-office
and 3 lar ge number of business houses
were dest ocyed by the fire ON the MORN
ing of the. I5th'st Eastpors. Me-, causing.
less of halfa ilEon dollars and throw
ing two Thousand persons. out of employ
ment.
EMP :roR WILL1AM has accepted an FL
vitatir N from the Prince regent of Brussels
to go boar hunting in theHartz masln tai ms
at th end'of this month.
j. B. HILLS, a sewing machine agefst of
FL 'Paso, iIil., disappeared a few weeks
ago. anderothing was heard Of hime1ntiI
the 18th, when relatives of hiis isf Ohio
tel egraHed that they would not offer any
reward, knowing that Hills IS alive and
we'll
RoREaT JAMESON. a stonemason,' about
Swente-eight years old, wsas Instantly
kiiieaat Detroit, Mich, on the t45th, by
being knocked from a scaffoSd by a fall
ing stone at tn new engineAhsuse on
Russell street The scaffold was twenty
| Eve feet above the ground.
{ EIGHT Polish laaad -owners held a meet
| ing at Posen on the 18th. and resolved to
| establish a land and trust bank with a
capital of 5000, 500 marks to assist the
4 Poles in resisting the efforts "of the Gov
eminent to Germanize the .Fo lish prov
1 iiHces.
THE jury in the case of .JaHitor Titus for
\ the murder of Title Smith at Belvidere,
\ N. j., rendered a verdict of murder in the
the first degree on the 10th. Foreman
/ Lake burst into tears after announcing the
verdict.
| THE London Post claims authority for
| stating that although no explicit agree
II ent has been concluded, England Aus
tria, Germany and Italy 'have mutually
determined to oppose Russian aggression
in Bulgaria Sweden has also declared
her disfavor of Russia's course.
1T is understood that Mr.. Fairchild will
| continue as acting Secretary of the Treas
uly for some time, and will do much of
| the work on the annual report. Hereafter
Mr.. Manning will usually attend the
| Cabinet m lettings, however, and will have
| supervisory knowledge Of the work of his
| department
CAPTAIN BAILEY, a Ibar pilot at Port
Eads, La, reports that there were TWEEN
ty-six lives lost during the recent storm
OH the bay leading from the gulf in the
direction of and back of the quarantine
| station.
THE Bulgarian Government will send q
deputation to each of the Powers, includ-
ing Russia, to ask them to name a candi-
| date for the Bulgarian throne. If the
Powers do not reply the Government will
act independently and rprobably appoint
Stambuioff regent.
THE gale hich visited Buff alo, ". Y,
| on the night of the Iath did a vast amount
of damage. For a time the wind reached
a velocity of seventy miles an hour. On
the lake front in the'vicinity of what is
known as the sea wall, forty small houses
were totally destroyed by wind and water
and their occupants had to fly for their
lives. Several persons are known to have
persisted.
JUDGE TULEY has dis solved the injunc-
ton which the Chicago milkmen had Sc
cured against Health &c commissioner De-
Wolf, who had prohib the sale of any
milk taken from cows at any of the distil-
leries where quarantine exists. The
judge commented severely on the attempt
of the milk dealers to traffic in such I'M
wholesome and dan gerous food and said
that DIR. DeWolf's order should be en-
forced. Some twenty-five milk dealers
are affected.