Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-04-16
THE Jury in the KincaidTaulbee

1HE Jury III lIIc du1bCS
murder case at Washington returned {
verdict of mot guilty" on the Sth.
THE Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail
road Co. is considering an offer of ST.
500, 900 by an English syndicate for the
property of the company in Tennessee
C. A. THOMPSON, late county treas
urer of Tioga county. n. Y, is short IN
his accounts about 50. 500 and the county
treasury is bankrupt. His bondsmen
refuse to make good the amount OF
shortage. saying that they have already
paid about $4,000 on account of Mr..
Thompson, while the amount of his
| bond was but $4,000.
THE Anchor line steamer Circassia,
Capt. Hedderwiclz, which arrived at
| Glasgow, Scotland, on the 9th, from
| New York with fever on board, was
| sent to the quarantine grounds oppo-
| site Greenock. The second engineer
had died, and several of the crew were
Frustrated with the disease.
GEN. GREELY, chief of the United
| States signal service, while in Calves
ton, Tex. on his tour of inspection OF
| signal stations, asserted that he was
not candidate for disappointment.
NE -hCIlCtlC blIl, w IIi1ii ~ ciAApAC' va
wearing of tights on the stage and COM
pels the use of at least short skirt,
passed the Minnesota senate on the
9Th.
FIRE is raging in the Pewabic mine at
Houghton, Mich. The Quincy and
Franklin mines are full of smoke.
| Work is suspended in the three mines.
THE hearing of arguments in the Say
ward case before the United States SUI
| preme court, set for the 18th, has been
postponed to the Goth.
THE Italian socialists have issued
| call, printed on blood-red paper, for the
| wOrkingmen to make a demonstration
| May /.
c. Z. HUNTINGTON, the railroad mag
| nate, has purchased the Ohio Valley
railroad, extending from Princeton, Ky,
| to Evansville. Ind.
| II is reported in Winnipeg, Man, that
the Northern Pacific has offered to sell
out its whole system in Manitoba to the
| Canadian Pacific Railway Co., and it is
! proba BILE that the offer will be accepted.
\ LETTER to the marquis of Lans-
| down, viceroy of India, declares that
| after the massacre of the British at
| Manipur the usurping rajah was put to
death by loyal tribesmen.
| AN enormous reservoir of water has
| been found at depth of 100 feet in the
| Sahara desert near Ell Cole, which
gives forty gallons of pure water per
| minute.
WIN. HEARST will sell the race horses
owned by his father, the late Senator
| Hearst. of California, on May Il, the
| Il 10 ho p,,n1-1,-,,
GERALDINE ULMAR will not retire
| from the stage as a result of her recent
marriage to Mr.. Caryll, but will take
| long holiday.
THE president, on the 10th. appointed
| ex-Congressman Alonzo Crounse, of
Nebraska, third assistant secretary of
| the treasury.
A BILL was passed in the New Hamp-
shire senate, on the 10th, appropriating
| S25, 900 for the states exhibit at the
Worlds fair
BOTH floor and galleries of the Brit
ish house of commons were crowded, on
| the 10th, to hear the debate on the Irish
| land bill.
THE statement of the Imperial bank
of Germany, on the 10th. showed an in
| crease of specie of Il. 02O, 900 marks.
Mrs. ANNA DICKINSON, the talented
reader, is undergoing medical treat
ment at Goshen, n. y.
MARIE HoLToN will introduce the
| opcretta La Cigale" in the United
States next season.
Gov. HILL recommends that the 81
600, 900 direct taxes refunded to New
York state be used to hquidate out
standing indebtedness. This would
practically free the state from debt
and reduce the tax rate.
An over-issue of $1,000 shares of
stock of the Boston WaterPower Co.
has been discovered. The irregularity
extends over several years. The late
treasurer, w. d. Brown, is too i'll to
give an explanation.
WILLIAM BATES, who murdered
Policeman Harper, at kenton, o., re-
Gently, was taken from Jail by a mob of
about fifty at Il. m, on the 10th, and
ba n a mamie tree nv