Iron County register., 1892-08-04
Annapolis Items.

Ed. Register-W X. Lense has been
relnstated as station agent here and all
concerned are well pleased.
Mr.. Davis of Doe Run is guest OF
Rev. Nelson.
Rev. Mills. the M. E. pastor of this
Circuit, is said to be dangerously i'll.
Miss Rebecca Brown has been sick
for several days. Several weeks ago a
playmate threw a cup of water in her
face. The cup chanced to contain a
water bug, which, by accident entered
her ear, where it remained in spite of
| all efforts to dislodge it until this morn
ing.
The primary election went off smooth
~ and quietly The Australian system
works admirably.
II is the intention of Granite Lodge
to celebrate its first anniversary in
some appropriate manner. A commit
tee on arrangements has been appoint
ed and "a good time is expected, so you
want to look out for the 10Th of Sep
tember
Good behavior is now the order of
the day. The marshal comlnands uni
versal respect among the boys.
p. W. Whitworth passed through
Annapolis on his way south Friday.
The extra gangs have been taken off
OF the railroad here before the work
was any way near completed.
The quiet nature of the election here
elected universal comment.
The wife of Constable Cisk, who lives
near Vulcan, died Thursday.
" LII. -
bula, was found dead, with his head
against the rail just in front of his
house. Tuesday morning about five
O'Clock. He had many friends at Sa-
bula who will always remember with
sorrow his sad taking Off. He leaves a
wife and two children 10 mourn his
loss. His wife was first TO find him.
Miss Fannie Towl returned home last
week.
Mrs. Fowle is at home once more.
Miss Horstmeyer, sister of Mrs. Gus
Funk, who has been at Annapolis on a
visit, returned home last week.
Your Pilot Knob correspondent closes
his last communication with these
words. :. Sympathy throughout the
country for the Homestead strikers
seems to be on the decrease since the
cOwdrdly attempt was made to assassi-
nate FL. G. Frick and unconcealed ex-
ultation on the part of most of the
strikers at the dastardly deed" Mr..
Editor, we have heard of no eXultation
on the part of the locked out employees |
mot strikers, if you please). Why !
should they exult, knowing, as intelli- |
gent men are bound to know, that such |
deeds as the attempt on the life of |
Frick are bound to be an injury to their |
cause, putting as it does weapon in |
the hands OF the enemies of labor. |
Murphy has read only expressions
Of sympathy and regret from Home
stead at the dastardly deed, as NJ
*" is pleased to call it. While we
feplOre violence in any form, we can't
help rejecting upon the passages of
Scripture. which says, in substance
He who deals in murder will himself
De murdered, and he who sows the
wind will reap the whirlwind." Our
:ympathies are with the working peo-
pie, who are not able to buy Congresses
% help fill their pockets by class legis-
alton. Nor to hire assassins. armed
With deadly Winchesters and protected
~ armOred vessels, to steal in upon a
,ity in the darkness of night to do their
murders under protection of law. We
leplore the Frick tragedy, but an at
empt on the life of the humblest citi-
en would elict just as much sympathy
rom MURPHY.