Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-21
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
The holland Case.

The holland Case.
The following was telegraphed the
St. Louis Globe Democrat from Wash.
ington on the 18TH.
Charles holland. of ST. Louis. to-day ap
peared before Justice Harlan. of the supreme
court of the United States. He subm tilted ths
record of the supreme court of the state OF
Missouri and applied for writ of error to is
sue in the case of the State of Missouri VS.. Ed
ward T. holland. and asked that supersedeas
be granted pending the final determination o.
the Justice Harlan took the cas-
under advsement until O'Clock th
evening. and then denied the applica
ton on the ground that no fedora
question had been raised either in the trial
court or in the supreme court until the motor
for rehearine. The Justice said it was tot
late to raise federal question in that way, a!
the motion for rehearing might have beel
overruled some rule IF the court which hat
been disregarfled and the federal question no
passed on at all
ing He will amply for n writ of hebeas CORPUS
to the federal judge of the circuit. IT that II
denied he viii then appeal to the supreme
court of the United States. The federal statute
make this appeal operate supersedes. ant
the judge is bound to grant it. Thus the
federal questions which were presented t.
Justice Harlan to-day will then come up fol-
hearing on their merits in the supreme court O
the United States.
Frank James Goes to Spain.
Frank James. the well-known brother
of Jesse James. left st. Louis few
days ago for Spain.
He will spend the summer there sight seeing
in that delightful country. and will then pur
chase shipload of Spanish jacks and return
with them to Texas via London, New York ant
St. Louis Just before leaving he said to re
porter: Il expect to make a good bit of money
with my cargo of jacks. will have to pay Sl0
freight for each one across the ocean. and that
doesn't include feed or attention. If make az
much as / expect to on them. however, NEAR
to settle down and rest for few years-proba
bly, right here in st Louis Oh. yes, just add
then, that / am not writing book.
Never Saw Bank.
The following story comes from In
dependence:
A prominent citizen CT the this county. an
px-mamber of the Legislature. AMI for twenty
-four years Justice of the peace. came to this
rity and inquired for bank. He had never
seen a bank before. although for thirty four
years hn had lived in Jackson county. When
introduced to the cashier he counted out 81. 500
which represented his lifetime savings, and
deposited it with the statement tat for thir'y
years he had kept his savings in the clock. and
it was now too bulky and he desired to try the
bank provided they would give bond. He was
satisfied of the safety of his funds and departed
happy
Fined for Talking Politics.
Green Ridge. IL miles south of Seda-
liza. is all torn up over the arrest of DR..
c. w Leabo and Brack Wharton.
They were engaged in talking politics on the
street corner. when the city marshal arrested
them for disturbing the peace. The defendants
were arraigned to answer the charge. They
demanded jury trial, after having pleaded not
guilty. but it refused them. and both were
fined on the evidence introduced Dr.. Leobc
called upon the county attorney and gave
notice OF hi int a1tiOn Of taking an appeal to
the criminal court. The entire village has
taken d IS in the case, and much bad blood has
been engendered.
Missouri Crop Bulletin.
The following is the summary of the
Missouri crop bull eth, for the week
ended July Q:
Temperature aver age too low for corn; good
weather for having: rainfall confined to local
showers; having and wheat harry ast in full
blast in central and northern Missouri. while
threshing and stacking goas on in southern nor
tion: what wheat threshed shows fair yiela :;
corn cultivation still unfinished: oats damag ID
by rust and generally poor crop; potatoes i'm
proving and promise good crop; fruit will be
almost 4 failure.
Missouri Bank Examinership.
At Washington dispatch says it is
pretty we'll decided that Geo. w. Gal
breath. of Sedalia. will be appointed
national bank examiner for the sta Ie of
Missouri. Mr.. Galbreath has for several
years been connected with the First
national bank of Sedalia. and is there
fore an experienced banker. The posi-
ton pays about $4,000 a year
4 Great Feat.
kerney Speedy made a leap from tbs
Eads bridge. st. Louis into the river.
80 feet. turning a sOmersault in midair.
He was picked M miles below the bri1ge by
friends in a skiff. The current was very swift,
the river being at food tide: and the long swim
AMI tremendous lean is considered one of the
greatest athletic feats ever performed He was
not injured.
The st. Louis County killing.
The coroner's jury in the matter o:
the killing of Mai. w. S. Smith by
Sheriff Emil DoSen bach at Clayton. st.
Louis county. returned a verdict in &C
cordance with the facts published.
The prelim mary examina ii on of Dozen
bach will be held at Clayton.
Church Struck by Lightning.
During thunder shower lightning
struck the belfrv of the Washington
Street PRESBYTERIAN church at Nevada.