Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-08-13

EMPEEoE WILLIAM will De compelled
to remain at Keil for a fortnight. in
order that his knee, injured by fall
on the deck of the yacht Hohenzollern,
may have rest and proper medical
treatment.
AN organization with the title of
1.-The Comrades C. the Battlefield, :"
was brought into existence at Detroit,
Mioh.. on the 9th. Its membership is
10 D. limited to veterans who were I'M
Ger he fire of the enemy not less than
Ninety days, or who We're wounded
ana disa bled from further service
within that period. George E. Dalton.
of st. Louis, was elected the first
Encouragement commanding.
ANOTHER body has been found in the
ruins of the West Shore wreck near
Montezuma. This makes the mum Der
of dead fourteen.
ELEVEN persons, ten of them Italian
laborers, were killed. on the 9th. in a
collision, on the West Shore railroad, 3
miles west of Port Byron, n. y, be-
tween the st. Louis express and a
freight train. Nineteen persons were
injured.
The proprietor, editor, manager and
printer of the native Indian newspaper,
the Bungobashi published in Calcutta,
have been arrested for attacking the
government through the paper.
Two FREIGHT trains were wrecked at
Coldwater station, n. Y, on the
Central-Hudson, early on the morning
of the eth, and the Chicago and Boston
a 40 aI
destruction from colliding with the
wreckage.
TIE arrest of a heavy operator in
Spanish government securities, having
in his possession letters showing COM
plicity in the recent attack on the bar
racks at Barcelona, confirms the state
ment that the attack was stock-job-
bing movement.
THE Blymyer Ice Machine Co., of
Cincinnati, assigned, on the 18th, to Ed
ward Worthington and Frederick
Busse. Capital stock, 5000, 900: liabili-
ties (estimated), $500, 900. The failure
resulted from lack of ready money,
their funds being tied up in untitled
contracts. 1t is expected that the firm
will be able to pay dollar for dollar.
The New York Evening Sun says
that at meeting, on the eth, of Messrs.
George Gould, Sage and Dillon, with
several prominent capitalists, a syndi-
cate was formed to take care of Union
Pacific loans for the next three years.
DreXel, Morgan & Co. are among the
houses interested, and Mr.. Gould puts
in $1,000, 900 and Mr.. Sage $1,000, 900.
On this announcement Union Pacific
sold up to 80 on heavy transactions.
LOUIS DUCKHoRN and Thomas Good
pastor were fatally injured on the eth,
by the Chicago express on the Big Four
railroad which struck and demolished
their buggy at Evandale, near Cincin-
natl.
SHORTLY after midnight, on the 18th,
east-bound vestibule train No. ~ on
the Wabash railway, which hauls the
New York and Boston sleepers, struck
a fast freight train, which was pulling
in on a switch, at Homer, Ill. En-
gineer Frank Clark was seriously
scalded and bruised, and Fireman
Seney Opel was severely cut about
the head. Daniel Fecly. a tramp steal
ing Il ride on the mail-car, was killed.
THE city of Comanche, Clinton
county. Ia, was destroyed by fire on
the night of the 9th. Grist and saw
mills, dry goods and business houses
We're swept out of existence. Help was
sent for to Linn and Clinton. and two
engines and two hook-and-ladder
trucks We're forwarded on Il special
train: but us the town has no water
works they could do but little to check
the flames.
THE Chicago & New York limited
passenger train, east-bOund, ran into
an open switch near Palestine. O.,
about t o'clock on the morning of the
18th. Frank Clupper, passenger, was
instantly killed. and Engineer Ike
Ritchie and Fireman VIM. Clomer were
seriously injured.
ABDUHAL KULAH, governor of Mad
zendor. Persia, found guilty of embez-
zling taxes due to the shah, was SEN
fenced to death by the council of state,
the manner of execution being left to
the shah, who ordered that he be boiled
to death. The horrible sentence was
duly carried out