Iron County register., 1890-11-27

all tied hand and foot The burglars
got about $50. There is no Glow to their
identity.
OVER 5000 hatters are idle, owing to
a strike, in Danbury, Conn. An early
settlement is looked for.
THE City Council of New Orleans has
appropriated 5000 to defray the ex-
penses of bringing the assassins OF
Chief of Police Hennessy to justice.
A MILITARY school will be opened at
Bogota, L. S, c.. under the direction of
Lieutenant Lenly, Third United States
Artillery, about January 1, with a
hundred cadets and a course of study
similar to that pursued at West Point.
THE run on the Citizens Savings
Bank OF New York continued on the
goth, and there was line of 2, 600 peo-
pie extending from the paying teller's
window for the length of several blocks.
A FRENCH syndicate has purchased
the Goden copper mine, near Cork, Ire
land. The new owners hope to dis
cover gold deposits. The price paid for
the property was e20, 900.
A NUMBER of medical men sailed for
Europe on the Ham mburg gAmerican Line
steamer Normania, on the Goth, to
visit Dr.. Koch at Berlin and study his
consumption trea tment
Mr.. GLADSTONE denies the statement
that he advised Parnell not to defend
himself against the charges of Mr..
OShea in his divorce suit.
Rev. f. w. PETIT. was on the Goth,
found guilty, at wfordsville, Ind. of
poisoning his wife, and sentenced to
Imprisonment for life.
THE members of tho firm of Tong,
Yoong & Co., one of the most extensive
Chinese mercantile houses in San Fran
cisco. and who were also labor contract
ors have fled to China with $50, 900, the
wages of 240 Chinese fishermen who re-
Gently returned from Alaska. The abb
sconders owe other creditors $40, 900.
The Prince of Wales is said to be
seriously annoyed by the purpose of his
brother-in.law, the Marquis of Lorne,
to stand for Parliament in Stafford
shire, the Prince holding that the other
mem bers of the family should abstain
from active interference on either side
Of party politics. The Marquis has de-
clared himself opposed to Irish home
rule.
IN a letter written in July, 1883, by
ASSad Farran, the Syrian interpreter
with Stanley's rear guard, and now
published for the first time, the writer
says: "On this trip Jameson, being anx-
ious to see how the natives eat each
other bought q girl about ten years
old, and gave her to the natives to see
them eat her. They tied her to tree
and stabbed her twice in the bowels
when eight men rushed up with knives
and cut her up and put her in their
cooking pot. Jameson was pleased with
the sight, and made pictures of the
same" The general cruelty of Barttelot
is also affirmed.
AsSEMBLYMAN EWING, of San Fran
cisco, was arrested, on the 21st, on
charge of embezzlement. He is charged
with stealing the sum of Sc, 600 from the
Market Street railroad, of which he
has been collector for the past sixteen
years. He was caught in the act of
stealing money from box from one of
the cars, and confessed his guilt.
THE business failures during the week
enucd on the 21st, number: For the
United States, 247: for Canada, 81: total,
274; as compared with total of 266 for
the week previous. For the correspond
Ing WIEN Vi last year LHe HS uIcS "eio
277, representing 245 failures in the
United States and 81 in Canada.
ALBERT II. SMITH, the junior member
of the firm of Mills, Robeson e. Smith,
New York brokers, who is under in
dictment for forging and passing stock
certificates belonging to the firm,
pleaded not guilty when arraigned, on
the 2lst and was remanded for trial.
On the Goth the safe of the Twenty
sixth Ward Bank of Brooklyn was
robbed of q package containing $1,000
in small notes.
TIE Vanderbilt people admit that
Gould has got control Of the Union
Pacific.
IN the case of Mary E. Johnson, of
Coal Bluffs, Ind, against the Chicago &
Indiana Coal Railway Comp for dam
ages in the sum of $4,000 the jury re-
turned verdict, on the 2lst, allowing
the plaintiff the full amount of her
claim. A motion for new trial was
filed by the defense.