Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27

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By ELL d. AXE.
RONTON. MISSOURI
The actress, Rose Coghlan, and he,
usband, MIR. Clinton Edgerly, have mu.
tually agreed to hereafter live apart.
CORRECTED returns show that the Dem.
ocrats will have majority of five in the
Montana Constitutional Convention.
THE Beach Creek Railroad COMPANY
began running trains between Williams :
port Pa, and the Jersey shore on the
18th.
IT is announced that the Northern Pa.
cific will withdraw from its connections
in the Canadian Northwest within a few
months.
and Wyoming, which arrived at New
York on the Goth, both sighted large ice.
bergs on the passage.
THE New Hampshire Legislature met in
joint convention, on the 10Th, and form.
ally declared W. E. Chandler elected as
United States Senator.
EMPEROR WILLIAM will go on a three
weeks yachting cruise in the North sea
in July, u the couse Of which he will
visit the Lofaden islands.
JOHN B. KENNY was arrested in Boston,
on the 18th, on the charge of embezzlins
s., 800 from the WelIs-Fargo Express
Company at San Francisco.
The Titania beat the Katrina in the
yacht race at New York ON the 18th. The
Katrina was leading until she met with a
mishap to her rigging, which enabled the
Titania to win.
A GENTLEMAN by the name of Middle
ton, from Washington D. c., is in Rich
mond, Va, buying and taking optic ms
on all land upon which Robert E. Lee
surrendered his army.
The battle of Bunker Hill was cele-
brated in Boston, on the 18th, by military
and civic parades. Tablets bearing the
names of those known to have fallen in
the battle were unvailed.
WILLIAM F. HOWARD, who was convict
ed in New York City in the Electric
Sugar Refining case,was. on the 21st, sem
fenced to nine years and eight months
Imprisonment in the States prison.
SECRETARY TRACY ordered a court of
Inquiry to investigate the circumstances
connected with the grounding of the
United States ship Constellation, to
meet at the Norfolk Navy Yard ON the
Fl st.
THE Paris Temps says that Germany is
treating with Belgium in regard to the
laying Of cable from Ostend to Port.
land, Me-, in order to render those coun-
tries independent of the English cable
companies.
OWING to the recent assignment of
George Calder, Jr., owner of the Fulton
Cotton Mill at Lancaster, Pa. operations
in the mill were indefinitely suspended on
the Goth. Three hundred hands were thus
thrown out of employment.
DIR. R. W. H. DUNCAN, of the steamship
Colon, was, on the Goth, taken from the
residence of Captain W. H. Thompson,
quarantine, the Health Board having pro =
nounced his case one of yellow fever.
4 BILL passed the French Chamber of
Deputies, ON the Goth, providing that the
children of foreigners who may be born
in France shall be regarded as French
citizens i; dom1ciled in France at their
On the 18th Pennsylvania voted on a
Prohibition amendment to the State Con-
stitution, and returns up to 2 a. m. of the
morning of the 18th showed majority
against the amendment of over 135, 900.
Philadelphia gave 1000 majority against
the amendment.
GENERAL SIMON CAMERON, of Pennsyl-
vania, was stricken with paralysis of the
right side on the Goth, and left in a crit
ical condition. Wayne MacVeagh, and
Mrs. MacVeagh and Mrs. Halderman, his
daughters, are with him at his home in
Donegal Springs.
MARTIN BURKE, alias Delaney, was ar
rested at Winnipeg Man., on the 18th, for
completely in the CrOnin murder, on infor-
nation from Police Superintendent Hub
bard of Chicago. He was boarding the
Atlantic express, and had a ticket for
Liverpool, England.
On the night of the 18th pack of about
100 dogs invaded Prospect Hill Cemetery,
where 500 victims of the Johnstown
food are buried, dug up number Of the
bodies and were tearing them limb from
limb when they were discovered by the
militiamen and chased away.
REFERRING to the victory or the VAL
kyrie in the Queenstown regatta, the
London Times of the 18th says: 1T was
just such weather as the Valkyrie is
likely to sail the Americas cup match in.
Nothing could be more satisfactory than
the way she acquitted herself"
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THE coroner's jury Investigating the
circumstances connected with the recent
frightful railway disaster near Armagh,
Ireland, returned a verdict. on the 21st,
holding five of the officials Of the railway
responsible for the loss of life and
charging them with manslaughter.
The United States schoolship Constel-
lation went ashore near Cape Henry, on
the 18th, with over three hundred peo-
pie on board, nearly half being cadets.
The intelligence was received late on the
night of the 18th, and preparations were
made to render assistance at day break.
JUDGE ANDREWS, in the New York City
Supreme Court on the 18th, rendered a
decision discharging from custody Ma
roney and Mcdonald. who were arrested
for alleged completely in the murder of
DR.. Cronin. The Judge decided that the
evidence did not warrant their being held.
MARTIN BURKE, the Winnipeg "sus-
pect," was positively identified, as one
of the WILLIAMS brothers," on the 21st,
by the expressman, Martinsen, of Chi
cagO, who hauled the furniture to the