Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-04-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IN the circuit court at Kansas City
Has. case was decided. OF the 10Th
by the Judge which almost equals tho
celebrated calf case. Two men went t.
law over q dog worth $50 ard the case
was dismissed. one-half of the costs be
ing assessed against each litigant
amounting, outside the attorneys fees
| to $500.
observation-disclosures t. k was excited il
Chicago, on the 18th. By the finding of a
| womans mutilated corpse nearly nude
| on the lake shore. where it had been
| washed by the waves. The breast had
| been cut and the legs severed below
| the knee. The woman was about 80
with luxuriant dark brown hair and at
tractive features.
SEVEN attempts We're made to burn
Louisville. Ky. on the night of the 10th
| In four hours fifteen buildings We're de
strOyed and Il loss of $4,000 cntailed
All were of incendiary origin. All the
alarms came from the same section OF
the town. and so rapidly did they follow
that engines and trucks FIVE miles dis
tant We're called out.
The immense new works of the Amer
lean Encaustic Thing Co., the largest OF
the kind in the world. covering forty
acres of ground. and employing 900
people. Were dedicat ted a tZanesville, O..
| on the 18th. with great cclat.
i DISPATCH from Fran lfort says that
Herr Jaeger. chief cashier OF the Roths-
childs. has absconded, after embczzling
goo G0 marks.
FOUR negroes. suspected of the muir.
der of Paymaster Stevenson and Mail
| Carrier Payne in the swamps of Florida
We're Iynched by a mob at Iverness
Fla. on the 10Th.
4 LARGE number of coal miners
probably sixteen in all. were drowned
on the Goth. in tie Lytlc collicry. near
Mincrsville. Pa. by the sudden flooding
| of the miEe by ehe bursting through Oh
| the accumulated waters from an OLD
| and abandoned colliery near by.
IN riot between Irish and Italian
| longshoremcn at Woodruffs store
Brooklyn. on the 2Gth, two Jrishner
were shot. three Italians We're badly
cut and bruised. and eight or ten other:
| on both sides were slightly wounded.
THE Berlin Norwacrtz says siXteer
| halls have been hired in Berlin for May
day demonstrations. The paper advise.
| workingmen not to let the capita list
prevent them from celebrating the day
THE ear of Russia has presented t
| Capt. R.W. Sergeant. commander of TIL
| steamer Indiana. an enamclcd goblet II
recognition of the part he took in carry
| ing to Russia the -four generousl,
| donated by the citizens of Philadelphia;
/ for the relief of the people of Russia
! BREvET BEIG.-GES. WILLIAM VI
| BURNS. L. :. A.. retired. died suddenl,
| at Beaufort. s. C.. on the 10th. of apo
| plexy. The body was embalmed ant
| taken to Washington for burial. Gen
Burns was G6 years old. graduate o
| West Point. and was placed on the re
| tired list two years ago.
| THE president Will issue proclama
ton promulgating the modus vivend
and warning all citizens of the Unite'
States against its violation. 1t has beer
settled that the ratifica tons of tn
treaty of arbitration shall be exchange,
| at Washington. and the secretary o
state and the british minister are max
ing arrangements for that fcrmality.
TIE correct amount paid by tn
Searles csta to in settlement with Tim
| othy Hopkins has never been stated
| Instead of being 5000 600 it was - 200.
600. This amount may bc relied upoI
as official. 1t Is said that had the cas-
gone on the revelations pro and COZ
! would have made some of the most sen
Sational reading ever printed.
MAYOR LANE of DeS NoincS. Ia. ha
issued orders that every hole in tn
wall" whisky Joint and beer resort. ano
every gambling house and room in tn,
city shall be abolished. Orders wer,
given the police to raid every place o
the kind noted. and arrest all person
found i'm them after a notice has one,
; been served.
THE British ship Tynehead. 500
: tens. has been chartered and will sail
about the %Oth. for either Riga. Reva
or St Petersburg. laden with Iowa
/ grain. as Washington cisy's contribu
; ton To The famine sufferers of Russia.
JONI Il. TANNER. appointed sub-treas
] urer at Chicago. declines the office pro
vided the president will name Sam Il
RAYMOND. whom Mr.. Tanner had pre-
viously recommended for the position
! WHILE at work in field. on the 21st
/ James Nude. farmer who lived two
miles from Yale. Mich, was so badly in
jured by being trampled on Ivy team
of horses that he died soon after.