Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-16
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Gistributioa of Fish,

'iStrtDutlOh OF EfsE.
The Missouri Fish Commission has |
issued the following:
| On and after the lat of Noxomber we will |
pe ready for the distribution of young fish. |
we nave a large supply of Young bass,
IIopp'e ana German carp at our St Louis |
na'chrIy' and of croppie and German carp |
at our 81 Joseph Hatchery. We do not ship |
spa"hers; only the young fry.
All persons in the State of Missouri desir- |
ing 10 STOCK ponds should apply during No |
Tehper and December to james w. Day. |
| superintendent. s.. Joseph Mo- or to Phil |
up Nor pin, Jr., 49, D,lmar avenue, st. /
attention.
No hsh sent out c. o. d. for cans.
Terms as follows: For cans and carriage |
| 10 the express Office, sl.2J will be charged |
when can is sent, charges prepaid, send |
oniy 20 cents by mail for carriage Send. in |
Ill orders, the name of post oflice, county |
ana neai est express office
On receipt of Sc postage we will mail you |
loo page circular on fish culture, how to |
construct ponds and feed fish. Surface |
Ter ponds are only fit for German carp.
III. NJ. GARLICHS,
Chairman Missouri Fish Commission. |
a. Z. GARLICHs, Secretary.
st. Joseph, Mo.
Held Up "A Train.
The midnight Missouri, Kansas & |
Texas passenger and express train, |
City few nights ago. They compelled |
the engineer to dismount and knock for |
admission at the express-car door. The |
messenger opened, and few packages |
were thrown out, value not known, and |
they finally satisfied the robbers that
the train was not the money train. The |
robbers were evidently novices.
Southeastern Missourls Display.
A fine display OF fruits and vegetables, |
grain, stone, etc. made at the ST. Louis |
Exposition from Southeastern Missouri, |
attracted great attention up to the last |
days of the Exposition. That section OF
the State has been greatly benefited by |
the enterprise.
Why She Wants Divorce.
In St Louis George Watts has been
sued by his wife Maggie for a divorce.
She alleges that she is compelled to
work as late as ten o'clock a night in a
chair factory in order to make a living.
George is a member of the Salvation
Army
a Woman's Hospital.
number of prominent ladies of st.
Louis have formed a society having for
its object the building of a woman's
OSplCaI' Inc PROJECT has Gno nearly
approval of Reverend Archbishop Ken
rick and numerous Protestant minis
terS.
Many Crooks, but Few Crimes.
The recent fall festivities in St Louis
were attended by many thousands
Many crooks were present from all parts
of the country, but the police gathered
them in" and few crimes were com
mitted.
Seymour's First Brick Building.
The cornerstone of the new bank
building at Seymour was laid the other
day. The second story will be built by
the Odd Fellows for a hall. This will
be the first brick building in town.
Nissouri's Appl. Crop.
The heavy crop of apples in various
parts of the State is attracting the at
tention of fruit-growers of other States,
which will no doubt result bereficially
to the horticultural interest of the State
EmetfcS Saved Her.
Alice Barton, of Nevada, aged twenty
four years, swallowed 125 drops of
laudanum with suicidal intent. Unre-
Quilted love was the cause. A prompt
application of emetics saved her.
Caring for His wife and Little Ones.
Over thousand dollars has been
raised for the relief of the family of
Officer Brady, who was murdered in st.
Louis while attempting to quell riot
among negroes.
Tired of Life.
Robert Reynolds, son of Il well-to-do
shoe-dealer of Kansas City, committed
suicide by shooting in Chicago a few
days ago. Dependency is said to have
been the cause.
The Census.
The census returns from various coun-
ties, made officially from the Census
Bureau, show that first reports as to the
population of Missouri will be verified
Three Governors Meet.
Governor Francis and the Governor of
Arkansas and the Governor of Colorado
met in st. Louis the other day. They
held a reception at the Southern.
Shot Policeman Dead.
officer Brady was shot and killed and
Officer Gaffney badly stabbed in a negro
riot in St. Louis the other night.
Result of a Gasoline Explosion.
|
St. Louis from burns received from an
explosion of a barrel of gasoline
4 Foolish Bow.
Thomas Hurley, nineteen years old. |
attempted suicide in st. Louis by shoot
ing. He fell out with his parents
Heavy Registration.
a heavy registration has been made
at St Louis for the fall election, and
big vote can be looked for.
Drowned in n Tub.
Mrs. Wesley Hensley's fourteen
months-old baby, of independence, was
drowned in a tub of water
Sterritt Withdraws.
L. NJ. Sterritt, Republican nominee
in the Eighth Congressional district,
has withdrawn.
Death of n Valuable Horse.
The valuable stallion Duke of Kent,
the winner of sixty-three races, died at ,
st. Louis.
Killed at Crossing.
Mrs. Mary E. Gabriel, OF St Louis, at
tempted to cross railway in front of a
switch engine. She was accompanied
by her little daughter, who was killed,