Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-20

Here the remains of the nero were laid
away. Then there was volley fired
and taps called.
IL row at Ann Arbor between Com
pany \, First Regiment Michigan State
troops, who had turned out, on tho
evening of the 18th, to serenade men,
Der lust married, and party of stu
dents. in which the soldiers used their
gums and the students piled rocks and
clubs. one of the latter was so badly in
iured that he died of his wounds, and
one or two others are likely to share a
similar fate. Several of the soldiers
were hurt By stones thrown by the stu
dents.
THE condition of DR.. Windthorst, the
leader of the Catholic party in the
German Heichstag, is such as to create
some uncasiness among his friends aud
followers. lie suffers from heart
trouble, and his physicians insist upon
his withdrawal from active participa-
ton in political duties, and taking abb
solute rest.
DETECTIVE WATKINS arrived at Fargo,
n. D., on the 18th, with j. New
berry, one Of the New Salem On. D.
train robbers. whom he had tracked
over 1000 miles and finally caught
near Philadelphia. The prisoner had
over s., 900 worth of diamonds in his
possession.
EX-MAYOR CHARLES A. COLLINS,
senior member of the firm of Collins 4
Co., carriage nianufac turers, of Akron,
o., was, on the 18th, arrested on the
charge of robbing the till of Werner
Eilla b1I tioa IL,
robbed for year Collins is seventy
years old.
On the evening OF the 18th the over.
land Southern Pacific train, south
bound, went through 4 long trestle over
Lake Labish, about five miles from
Salem. Ore. The train carried over one
hundred persons, nearly all of whom
were more or less injured.
AN epidemic of typhoid fever is rag
ing at Clementville, O., where, up to
the 18th, there had been eighty-nine
cases, OF which twenty-five were fatal
Forty new cases were reported and bus
mess was entirely suspended.
THE Norwegian ship Terpsichore,
Captain Sorensen, from Queb October
IL, for Newcastle. England, was. on the
18th, reported sunk by collision in the
English channel The fate of the crew
was unknown.
NJ. L. RIGGS, of Manistique, and J.
Brown, of st. Ignace, were tied for the
office OF prosecuting attorney OF School
craft C"unty, Mich, at the recent cleo
ton. they drew lots for the office, and
Riggs won.
81 an imperial decree OF the Porte
the right to construct quays on both
shores of the Golden Horn has been
awarded to Il French syndicate, which
was the first to apply therefor.
THE coroner's jury, impaneled at
Salem, Ore, to inquire into the cause of
the death of persons killed in the late
accident on the Northern Pacific rail-
road, returned verdict, on the 18th,
that the accident was the result of an
unsound and unsafe bridge.and that the
Northern Pacific Railway Company was
guilty OF criminal negligence in allow
ing such Il structure to stand and be
used for the passage of trains.
TIE fury in the case &C Asa Water
man, theatrical manager, charged with
the murder of Peter Doran. whom he
shot in the street in brooklyn while
walking with the latter's wife. filed
mo juc SOuTG VI NrtucIdl tNtSSIOllS. III
Brooklyn. on the 14th, and announced
their inability to agree upon YER
dict. The jury was discharged.
THE negligence of e telegraph opera
tor resulted in a collision between two
freight trains on the Norfolk 81 West
ern railroad, thirteen Ialies from Pc
tersburg, Va, on tho 18th. Both en-
gines and sixteen cars were wrecked
and George Breckham, g colorcd brake
man. was Instantly killed.
On the 18th ex-President Grover
Cleveland promised Mayor Burnett and
other prominent local Democrats of
Springfield, o., that he would be pros
ent at the annual jefferson Club BAN
quet in that city February 2. and added
that he never broke his promise.
THE business portion of the town of
Burton, o., was destroyed by fire on the
18th. The loss is heavy and the in
surance light. The fire origins ted from
spontaneous mbustion in the varnish
room of Taylor & Coles furnitu .e store.