Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-09-22

Wardner & Barnett's big flour mills at
Springfield, o., or the 18th, by the sem
sational stoppages of the mills great
power wheels By three monsters eels.
The cells were caught in the buckets
of the wheel. and on investigation
proved to be 21E, 81 and feet long,
respectively. and weighed nearly ten
pounds.
Mrs. JULIA ANDREWS. OF Stops Fer
~, Pa. committed suicide, on the 18th,
by taking Rough on Rats" She was
taken with cholera morbus, and inag-
ined she had Asiatic cholera. Rather
than suffer with the terrible disease
she took the poison.
THE National Burial Case association
was in session in Chicago on the 18th.
1t is said the meeting was not purely III
the interest Of their health. In other
words, an advance in the price of COT
fins is to he made, and good sub
stantial advance it will be, probably
not less than 10 per cent
AT Tarnopol. in Austrian Galicia. Il
schoolboy named Johann Schwed, ex-
asperated beyond endurance by the
harshness with which he had been
treated by Prof. Glowaclzi, shot the lat
ter dead as he was leaving the class
room on the 18th. He then turned the
pistol to his own head and fred again
killing himself instantly.
THE Old-Time Photographers reunion
at Omaha, Neb.. closed on the 18th.
Resolutions expressing sympathy for
President Harrison in the severe illness
of his wife and extending greeting to
the G. A. r. national encampment were
passed. Chicago was chosen as the
place of the next meeting.
A BULLETIN issued by the New York
health department says that in the for
ty-e;~ht hours ending at 10 a. m. on the
18th. TO new cases of cholera had been
discovered or developed in that city.
THE health authorities of Pittsburgh,
Pa, have taken steps toward the erec-
ton Of an emergency hospital for the
accommodation of cholera patients,
sho-.d any appear.
Coz. BoIEs opened the democratic
campaign at Carroll, Ia, on the 18th,
addressing an audience of 5000 per-
sons, mostly farmers.
Tx: NOrmannia passengers were re-
lease. from Fire island. on the 10th,
and proceeded to New York by boat.
The American fishing schooner Hat
tic Maud has been seized and towed
into -. John. n. B.. on charge of
shipping a seaman at Shelbourne, \.
s., last year, in violation of the treaty
of 1912.
AMERICAN MINISTER LINCOLN, Lieut..
Emory and other we'll known Amer
leans, as well as English friends, at
tented the funeral at Follestone, on
the 10th. of the late Rear-Admiral John
Cumming Howell. of the United States
navy. retired. who died on the 18th, at
the Wa1npac!l hotel. Folkestone.
IKE four immigrant girls who land
ed 1t New York from the Friesland and
who are supposed to have introduced
the cholera into that city, were sent to
Wizard Park hospital, on the 10th,
wliare they Will be detained until the
disease is stamped out.
ANUMBER OF immigrants with through
tickets to the United States are stranded
in Quebec. Can. the railroads abSo-
lutcly refusing 70 allow them to board
their trains. 1t looks as if the steam
snip com panies will have'to take these
people back to Europe.
ALLISON V. ARMoUR's steam yacht
y
foundered in Lake Michigan with all
on board. arrived safely at st. Joseph,
Mich shortly after midnight on the
morning of the 10th.
THE seized American schooner Hattie
Maud is III the hanGs of Collector of
Customs Ruel, at st. John, y. B.. who
has placed an armed guard on board.
THE cholera epidemic is subsiding
throughout Russia. more favorable re-
ports being received from every direc-
ton.
THE death OF Charlotte Beck, which
occurred in New York. on the 18th,
was, on the 10Th. officially declared to
have been due to Asiatic cholera.
THIEVES entered the shop of one of
the leading jewelers. of Schonbrunn,
the summer residence of the imperial
family of Austria. about noon of the
10th. and being detected in their opera
tions by the proprietor. killed him and
escaped with their booty.