Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09


consideration the application for par
State prison in December. 1877, for
twenty years for completely in the
North am pton bank robbery.
No MEMBER of the House introduced
the customary resolution thanking
Speaker Reed for fairness, impartiality,
etc, in the chair Once before during
ure omitted. 1t was at the first session
of the Forty seventh Congress, over
which Mr.. keifer presided.
COSGEEss adjourned sine die on the
1st.
LOUIS kOsSUTH, the Hungarian pa
triot, has written a letter in which he
advises the Hungarian extremists to
take their stand on the dualistic princi-
piles enucia ted in 1919.
AT Brooklyn, n. Y. on the 1st,
Charles McElvaine was sentenced to
death by electricity in the second week
of November for the murder of c. w.
Luca.
GERMANY and Austria are discussing
the preliminaries of joint convention
looking to closer relations between the
railway systems of those countries.
GOVERNOR HILL of New York has ap-
pointed General Roger A. Pryor Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas of New
York, in the place of Judge Larremore,
who recently rendered his resignation,
to take effect October 1.
THE Government Printing Office made
the quickest time on record in the an
nails of printing in getting out the Of
fetal print of the Tariff law.
THE Independence Beige, of Brus-
sells, says that the passage of the Nc
Kinley Tariff bill insures the failure of
the Chicago Worlds Fair. 1t is need
less, the paper adds, for Americans to
expect that Europeans will, under the
circumstances, go to the expense of
making an exhibit on that occasion.
LOUIS GRIGG, aged twenty-one, of
New Albany. Ind, fatally stabbed Will
liam Carroll aged nineteen, on the I'd,
with pocket knife for INVITING him
with being a cripple. The latter, dra wing
the blade from his own body, plunged
it into the abdomen of his murderer
and Immediately fell dead. The other
died in few minutes.
THERE is no doubt that an extra ses-
sion OF the Ohio Legislature will be
Cttllttt ny NOfeEIlOE NStiIi pDtII 70 dDplISu
the Cincinnati Board of Public Improve
ments y special message is being pre-
pared. it is said, that will be a full and
terrible arraignment of the political
vices and corruption in Office which
abounds in that city.
IT is said that the greatest discomfort
reigns in Guatemala among the masses
against President Bsrillas and war
within four months is predicted.
KARI. HAAS, the valet of the Count
of Paris. who was removed from the
steamship Germanic to st. Vincent's
Hospital, in New York City, at three
o'clock on the afternoon of the Sd, died
at seven o'clock the same evening from
intestinal obstruction.
On the Sd, the grand jury in the New
York Court of General Sessions returned
an Indictment for conspiracy against
the full board of walking delegates of
the building trades of that city, but
the district attorney arose in court and
moved that they be dismissed. Re-
corder Symthe Immediately dismissed
them. The indictment was found in
connection with the boycotting of brick
manufacturers.
Marlborough, Mass, aged seven and
four, respectively, were burned to death,
on the night of the I'd by the explosion
of a lamp
THE entire Republican ticket of Seat
tie Wash, was elected in the late cleo
ton. The Republican majority is esti-
mated a about three hundred.
ELEVEN prominent men have been
called recently to Cabinet positions by
President Barillas, of Guatemala, but
all have refused to serve.
TIE ceremony of turning the first sod
for the Niagara Falls tunnel took place
at ten o'clock on the morning of the
4th.
a TREMENDOUS gale swept over the
North Sea on the Sd. During its prev
alence five vessels foundered.
Two of the Ohio express robbers were
CO ptured at Bellefontaine, on the Sd, by
the railroad detectives, and one of
them made a confession.