Iron County register., 1888-11-22


AFTER sixty years o. married life, Patel
Shibiey. a WE'LL known farmer living
near Lordstawn, O., on fhs 1ath, deliber-
ately shot AMI killed his aged wife.
The Irish Bishops have received an
other papal rescript which ord RS them
to actively execute the instructions con-
tanned In the former rescript
DUKE MAxIMrLIAN of Bavaria died in
Munich, on the 10Th, Of apopIexy, aged
eighty.
THE Harvard football team notified
the Yale club, on the 18th, that they viii
play nowhere but at Cambridge this year
COLONEL EUGENE A. CARR, Sixth cav.
| airy. has been assigned to the comman
of the District of New Mexico, with head
quarters at Fit. Wingate.
TIL. report of the Paris Board of Trade
| for October shows an increase in imports
for the month of a. 152, 900 francs and in
| exports of IA, $50. 500 francs.
HERMAN ANDERSON and a young lady
| FREUD left Rice's Point Wis, several
days ago in a skiff, intending to go to
West Superior to attend dance. Moth.
| ing has since been heard of them, and it
| is supposed that they were drowned.
| CAPTAIN JOHN MILLER, of Jimtown, L
T., was killed by Jim Ables, on the 14th.
| Captain Miller was seventy-two years
| old, and is said to have killed thirty men
| during his life
| THREE young women were run down by
| a passenger train on the canal bridge of
the Cincinnati & Miami Valley railroad,
| at Circleville, O., on the 18th. Emma
Nickens jumped upon stringer of the
bridge and saved her life; Mamie Tam
| lost leg and died from the shock. and
Allie Redman was instantly killed and
horribly mutilated.
/ Term n,toro fno&
| fused to permit prospective Mormon inn
migrants from Utah to take their po-
| lygamous wives into the Northwest Ter
| ritory.
| The dome Of the Exposition building
| was demolished and the Ladies' Indus
| trial department in the structure COM
| pletely wrecked during a gale which pre-
| vailed at Glasgow, Scotland, on the 18th.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY PUGH of Ham
| ilton County argued in the Supreme
| Court of Ohio, on the 10th. motion for
leave to file bill of exceptions to the
ruling of Judge Shrader, of Cincinnati, in
dence was all IN, instructed the jury to
bring in verdict of not guilty, as the
evidence was not sufficient.
THE severest gale. of the season was ex-
perienced at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich,
on the night of the 18th. The weather
| was bitterly cold.
A DECKHAND of the barge S. C. Bald
win, named Louis Helmquest, was
drowned as the vessel was entering the
canal at Sault de Ste. Marie, Mich, on
the 18th, and the engineer of the barge
was scalded to death on the down trip.
Mr.. EDWARD HARRINGTON, NJ P. for
West Kerry, Ireland, has been sum-
moned for melting to boycotting. The
ri iS down for the 9nt, of
Der.
THE Gallavs Rapids contracts. amount
ing to 500. 900, and the Sault Ste. Marie
canal contracts, ST. $50, 900, have been
awarded by the Dominion Government to
a syndicate composed largely Of United
States contractors, much to the disap-
pointment of Canadian contractors, who
are prohibited from competing for Gov
ernment work in the United States.
OF the 800 nom Episcopal ministers in
Ireland, including Presbyterians, Bap-
lists, Methodists aud Congregationalists,
S64 signed the anti-Home- Rule address
to Lords Salisbury and Harrington, pre-
sented on the 14th. or the 126 COM
posing the minority who refused to sign
the address, eight only were Home
Rulers.
VIOLENT gales are reported along the
west coast of Great Britain. Numerous
wrecks have occurred, among them the
Norwegian bark Hypatia. which went
ashore near Holyhead. No lives were
lost.
A VESSEL which sailed from Clutch,
India, bound for Bombay, with 900 ma
tives on bo ard. is long overdue, and it is
supposed that she foundered with all on
board.
THE Dublin correspo ndent of the Lon
don Neacs says that nothing is known
there of the reported papal rescript on
the Irish question. The Archbishop has
received nothing.
AS A sequel to friendly wrestling
match at Atlanta, Ga, on the 18th, be-
tween James Hunt, q recently elected
member of the Geo rgia Legislature, and
H. s. Moore, q railwa ay mail agent, the
latter drew penknife and stabbed the
former in the stomach, causing death in
a few minutes.
THE spinners at the Robson mills, at
Fall River. Mass, quit work, on the 18th,
claiming that the agreement made last
winter to advance their wages has not
been fully carried out.