Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-12-09
PERSONA & AND GENERAL.

=. &ft 5ESlgnI, DOunQ Sout0, was DrOhe1
NJ mo - three tramps while the train was
e : .N'eeR Monmouth junction and Deans,
-. After securing considerable plueder
fese thieves cut the train in two, jumped
from the cars and fed to the woods. They
escaped.
A FIRE broke out among the cotton on
the city cotton platform at Raleigh. N. c..
on the 30th. About thousand bales were
destroyed. Loss, S5o,e0o; insured.
THE thirteen year-oid son of Joshua Mil
Ter, of Enfield, n. Y, was found hanging
by the neck in a halter in barn on the
Both His death is thought to have been
accidental
Coal men deny that there is to be ma
terial advance in the price
a BLIZZARD prevailed on Lake Michigan
on the 1st, causing disaster to shipping
still out
A STUDENT at Erlangen university, Ger
many. was killed in duel on the 1st-
THE Amalgamated Association and
Knights of Labor are not going to coalesce.
The American Institute of Architects
began their twentieth annual convention
at New York on the 1st-
JoHN BRIGHT hopes workmen will learn
nes to ask wages which a trade can not
pay.
JOHN ~. LAUER. the Omaha wife muir
Iserer. won't be tried until March next,
having OOtalneU a
ARCHBISHOP WALSH of Dublin Indorses
United IreLands plan for resistin gthe land
lords.
doc" WILSON is said 10 have solved the
famous Wilson Moen mystery by Geclar-
ing himself the son of the millionaire By
his first wife, born but u short time after
marriage.
NEW YORK CITY enters protest at the
Indian Bureau at Washington against the
\ ~. 4
Louis.
BEFORE the Supreme Court at Washing
! ton, on the 18th, the case of the State of
Missouri against the Hannibal & St.
Joseph railroad was argued.
THREE MarseilleS- (France) municipal
officers have been condemned to civic
| degradation for corruption.
A. BROWN was found dead in his own
yard, near Lebanon I. T.. on the 1st. Bur
rel Odenwood. the deceased's brother-in-
| law, is suspected.
MINISTER MCLASE has forwarded to
Governor Oglesby of Illinois the petition
adopted by the Paris Municipal Assembly,
praying for clemency for the Chicago An
arcnists.
THERE will be meeting of prominent
Democratic politicians at Columbus, O..
January :, 1877, to discuss the National
| outlook and prospects.
| THE austrian Army Gazette rejecting the
views of the foremost officers of the army,
| STRONGLY protests against allowing Gen
eral kaulbars to resume the position of
| military attacae TO the Russian embassy
| in Vienna.
| TIMOTHY D. SULLIVAN has been re-elect-
| ed lord mayor of Dublin.
THE miners at the Manning, Witch
Hazel and Foster Coal Companies mines
| in Ohio struck on the list. being refused
| ten cents per ton advance. A general
| strike throughout the valley in antici-
pated
| Rosa BAER, formerly lady's maid for
| Lady Colin Campbell. was put on the
| stand as a witness in the divorce case on
the 1st, and completely broke down. ad-
hitting her former statements to be false
| CESAR ROBINSON, color ed, was lynched
| at Florence, 5. C.. on the 1st, for a crime
which the punishment fitted.
! WHILE workmen were removing debris
| from the recently burned building of the
Ware Vinegar Company at Cincinnati. on
| the 1st, the east and west walls fell, ia
| tally injuring John Lanphier A half
dozen others narrowly escaped.
| THREE boys, two sons of John Lee, aged
| five and six years respectively, and a son
of Robert Pulver. aged SIX years, were
drowned at Joy, village in Wayne Coun-
| ty, y. Y. on the LIST. They went ON the
ice in mill pond and broke through
CONGRESSMAN PRICE. of Wisconsin. was
considerably improved on the lst. and was
able to take more nourishment than for
merly. His friends are in strong hopes
that the doctors are mistaken in pro-
nouncing his disease cancer of the Stom-
ach.
ALL the miners of the Seventh Ohio dis
trict, 1850 or 5000, struck on the 1st on
refusal by the operators to grant an in
crease of five cents per ton for mining. a
long siege is expected.
THE loss by hog cholera IN Miami County.
Ind. has reached $4,000. The disease is
still prevailing. Two thousand dead hogs
were carried into Peru to the Craze re-
hnerS on the LIST, as q result of the eDi-
demic
THREE Hungarians. John Cobbalack.
John Weiner and Andrew Kasko. who
were lying in a drunken sleep upon the
track of the Delaware, Lackawanha q
Western railroad near Pittston. Pa on the
1st- were struck by a passenger train and
instantly killed. Their bodies were fright
fully mangled-
THE river was closed with ice at Eeo-
kuk, Ia. on the ID.
THIRTY men were killed by an explosion
in the Lenmore colliery at Durham. En-
gland. on the I'd.
sTREET-CAR at Jersey City. Y. J.. was
blown off the track on the I'd, the passen-
gers being badly shaken up.
L. B. FRANKEL & Co. stockholders
Virginia. New. have failed, with liabilities
aggregating S9l5.00o.
THE testimony in the Campbell divorce
case in London on the I'd was very damag-
ing to Lady Campbeu's case.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has issued proc
lamation promulgating the extradition
treaty with Japan.
FIRE partially destroyed the ancient
Church Of St Mary Magdalen. in Knight
rider street, London on the I'd.
The Presidents message was completed
on the 2d, and vii cover about tive thirds
as much space as last year.
THE loss by fire in Canada and the Unit
ed States during the month of November is
estimated at S1O.0o0,0oo.
A CIRCULAR has been issued by the Ma
tlonal committee of the United Labor
party containing a declaration of Prln-
ciples.
The Presidents message is completed.
and will cover about two-thirds as much
space as last year.
THE schooner Ariadne went ashore near
Oswsgo. \. ", on Lake Ontario, on the
I'd, and the captain and two of the crew
persisted.
Four seaman and two Storage passen-
gers were killed and many others injured
on the steamer Westerland. en- route from
Antwerp to New FORK. during hurricane
a heavy column of water crushing in the
turtle-back. under which the victims had
taken refuge.
THE London Times. commenting on the
Irish rent war, wishes that the Govern