Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-06-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

INC Audm k0cn building. Inc opera
House is mass of ruins, and its destruc-
tion is loss of $50, 900.
The United Presbyterian General As
sembly at Hamilton, O., decided in favor
| of instrumental music in church.
THE Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the Third National Bank of De-
troit, Mich, to begin business with CAPT.
tai of 100000, and the City National Bank
of Lansing, Mich with capital of 100000.
| THE children of a Springfield (Mass.)
widow named Richards, attempted to light
the fire on the ID with kerosene. The
can exploded, firing their clothing. A
son and daughter, aged respectively nine
and ten years, were burned to death.
IT will be noted that at the Presidents
wedding Frank Folsom promised to love,
honor and comfort mot obey) Grover
Cleveland.
THE Knights of Labor convention at
Cleveland adjourned sine die on the Sd.
| The anti-PowderIy faction has been sat
upon.
YELLOW fever is said to be epidemic on
| the Isthmus of Panama.
HENRY DUNHAM, aged eighteen, fatally
shot Mrs. Waite near Owego, N. Y, on
the Sd and then killed himself.
MONDAY, the It'll, is the date fixed by
Mr.. Gladstone for division on the Home
| Rule bill in the British House of Com
mons.
| The store of Joseph Salliotte, at Ecorse.
| near Detroit, Mich, was wrecked by an
| explosion on the Sd, and several persons
| were seriously injured.
Mr.. BLAINE'S recent Home Rule speech
| at Portland, Me-, is characterized by the
| London press as bid for the Irish vote.
| Two Canadian cruisers have gone to
Newfoundland to watch American fisher
men, and see that the poor natives do not
| acquire any Yankee lucre by selling bait
| or supplies.
| RESOLUTIONS congratulating President
| Cleveland on his marriage were passed by
the Amalgamated Association of Iron and
| Steel Workers on the Sd. They recon-
| mended the same course to all bachslor
presidents, including their own.
THE business portion of the village of
| Salem, Ia, was burned on the night of the
| Cd. The estimated loss was 100000, with
| $4,000 insurance.
AN address of confidence in Gladstone's
| Irish policy has been signed by one hum
| dred non-conformist ministers of Derby
and Nottingham.
A ST. LoUS correspondent of the Lon
| don Times says the statement that twenty
| or even ten million Americans are ready
| to back the Irish in the Home Rule fight is
SANDER upon the American people.
A. BUDDENsEICK, the builder of mud
| houses, who was senten ced to ten years
| Imprisonment and fined $500 for man.
slaughter, was taken to Sing Sing prison
on the Sd.
INFORMATION received from Halifax, N
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| troops have been ordered to rendezvous
| there. Why they are needed there is I'M
known.
ERNEST S. BENNETT, for a dozen years
previous to 1884 the trusted bookkeeper of
Wadsworth & Co., of Davenport, Ia, was
sentenced on the Sd to two years and five
] months in the Anamosa penitentiary for
forgery.
GOVERNOR PATTISON of Pennsylvania
gave State dinner to the Supreme Court
of the State on the evening of the Sd.
Among those present besides the justices
of the Supreme Court, were Speaker Car
| Isle and General Simon Cameron.
GENERAL ANsoN G. MCCooK was mar
ried on the Sd at the residence of his
| brother, General John G. McCook, in New
York. The bride was Miss Kittie McCook,
of Steubenville, O., distant relative of
the groom.
THE Ottawa (Ont.) Free Press claims to
have been informed by the Master of an
Orange lodge in the Western Ontario dis
trict that over thirty thousand stand of
firearms have been sent to Ulster by anti
Home-Rule sympathizers.
FREDERICK READER, aged sixtv-fve
years, the Schenectady IN. " agent of a
Chicago dressed beef dealer, took stry CHI
nine enough on the I'd to kill ten men. He
suffered great agony for several hours,
when he shot himself in the breast He
can not recover.
A BALTIMORE & OHIO local freight en-
CINE, while standing on the track in the
yard at Bellaire, O., ON the Sd, exploded
the boiler with terrific force, killing En-
gineer Johnston, Fireman John Wander
WORT and Matt Hammond, another engin-
eer, all of Newark, o. Two of the bodies
were blown a distance of one hundred
yards.
THE President and his bride are enjov-
themselves quietly at Deer Park. The
newspaper correspondents have taken pos
session of the ladies' waiting room at the
station, but find little to draw from except
their imaginations. The stay of the bride
and groom may extend throughout anoth-
er week.
THE Maxwell murder case in st. Louis
was given the jury at 10 p. m. on the 4th,
and up to midnight, when they were
locked up for the night, had not agreed on
a verdict, though how they stood it was
impossible to ascertain.
THE International Copyright bill was
read a third time in the British House of
Commons on the 4th.
RESOLUTIONS favoring home rule for
Scotland were adopted by the Highland
Reform League at Glasgow on the 4th.
A ROBBERY of $4,000 has been worked
on the United States Express Company
between Van Vert and Cincinnati, o.
GOVERNOR BATE of Tennessee committed
to life imprisonment the sentence of Allen
Herbert, who was to have been hung at
Nashville on the 4th.
FREDERICK NoURSE, treasurer of the
Oregon Railway s. Navigation Company,
who has been missing several months, has
turned up all right
AT Venice, on the 4th, there were re-
ported thirty-two new cases of cholera
and twenty lone deaths Two cases were
reported at Florence.
THE Pail Nall Gazette says of Blaine's
correction Of his recent speech, that it is
quite in accordance with his character to
hTl insults and then retract them.
THE total imports of dry goods at New
York during the past week were walked at
81 ,2S7 ,034, and the amount thrown On the
market at 81 ,23S $40.