Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

| MICHAEL EYRAUD, the stranger, who
| in July, 1889. murdered Notary Gouffe,
i in Paris. was executed by the guillotine
| on the Sd.
AN attempt to break jail at White
Plains, y. Y. was frustrated by ,Iaiier
Acton. In one Of his rounds he discOv-
cred that the bars on the door of n cell
occupied by William Fleming and Will
lam King had been sawed through. He
called for assistance, and the two pris-
onerS were seized and taken to another
cell.
JAMES T. HENRY, who is wanted in
Canada on the charge of rcbbing the
Bank of Montreal. on December I. last,
of cash and securities amounting To ST.
500, 600, has been captured by the police
of the City OF Mexico.
THE clothing of four-year-old
daughter of Dave Star1weathcr, of Ed
mond, l. T.. caught fire from burning
prairie, and before help could reach
her She was SO badly burned that she
died in a few minutes. James Fulk,
her brother-in-law, who braved the
flames in an attempt to rescue the
child. was horribly burned and is not
expected to survive.
THE Chagrin Falls accommodation Oh
the Cleveland. Canton & Southern rail
road was wrecked few miles south of
Cleveland. O., on the Sd. and Engineer
Oscar Greenwald and Fireman Edward
Mailman were almost instantly killed.
ENGINEER ROBERT BROWN was killed
and Fireman John Feency badly
bruised by the collision of the North
western limited train on the New York
~ a. l.
Rochester, with wild engine. The
two engines and several cars were badly
damaged.
ALL the missing fishermen who were
| carried out to sea by the breaking of
the ice in Saginaw Bay, during the
night of the 2d, are reported safe at
Fish Village. near Fish Point, Mich.
There We're many thrilling escapes, but
| no lives were lost.
SIGNoR CRIsPI has. at the request of
King Humbert, taken the question of
| withdrawing his resignation as Premier
of Italy under consideration.
THE Ohio House of Representatives
has passed bill making eight hours
days work except for farm labor.
THE late Sioux war is said to have
cost the Government nearly s., 600, OOO.
THE Berlin Post says that Prince Bau-
douin died of suppressed internal small
pox, and the physicians now admit that
two other people in the palace of the
Count of Flanders have died of the same
disease. The palace will be closed.
CERTAIN Observation-Disclosures at Charles
City. Ia. have been selling what they
call Indian soda" Expert witnesses
testified it was beer. pure and simple.
The vendors were all fined ii sums vary
ing from $50 to 81 400.
THE Hecla Iron Works st Williams
burg. y. ". We're burned, on the 4th,
causing a loss estimated at $500, 600.
The iron works We're one-story build
ings but covered an entire block.
THE residence of Banker Cowles at
Clark, Neb. was burglarized on the
morning of the 4th. Cowles was
knocked senseless and his wife killed
The burglars secured about fifty dollars
in cash. y reward OF 81. 600 has been
offered for the arrest of the murderers.
THE trial of Bank-wrecl1er Simmonds
was continued in New York on the 5th.
ex-President Claasen of the Sixth Natio-
nal Bank continued his testimony, which
reflected severely upon Simmonds.