Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-09-15
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

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whether there is danger of further in
lection.
NEWTON COPELAND, moonshiner and
murderer, was shot and killed near
Newmarket. Ala, on the 9Th, by a posse
under Sheriff Powell, while attempting
to escape after capture. He lived at
Flintville, Tenn, and had recently been
terrorizing Newmarket people.
AFTER concluding his forty days en-
gagement at the st. Louis exposition,
Mr.. Gilmore with his band of 100 mu-
sicians will make long tour of western,
southern and Canadian cities before
returning to New York 1t will be the
largest concert organization that ever
took the road.
THE fire engine manufacturers of the
United States have combined and
formed 4 trust to be known as the
American Fire Engine Co. The trust
represents the output of all companies
in the United States and Canada.
A SYNDICATE of Colorado capitalists
has purchased the famous Trinity river
gold mine, in southern California, for
81, 500, 600.
Chihuahua, the Mexican federal troops
were routed and Gen. Ranjel, command
er of the second military zone, wa.
taken prisoner by the frenzied popu-
lace.
AN American manufacturer named
Kammerer has been arrested and i'm
prisoned in Austria for killing a bar
glar who was attempting to gain an
entrance to his residence.
THE American flag was wantonly and
outrageously insulted by portion Of a
Montreal Can audience before whom
the white Squadron" patriotic
American play, was being performed
on the night of the 5th.
PROF. KOCH states that excellent san
itary conditions exist in Bremen and
Bremerhaven. Single transmitted
cases may occur, but there is no danger
of epidemic cholera.
THE tempera ture in Austria suddenly
changed from tropical heat to winters
chill, ON the 9th and 9th, the Their
in some places dropping over
so degrees in foTty-eight hours. The
were covered with snow.
THE cruiser San Francisco arrived at
San Francisco, on the 9th. with Admiral
Brown on board. He is able to get
around on crutches.
Hon. j. II. SMITH, of Hillsboro, was
by reclamation for governor
of New Hampshire by the republican
in Concord on the 9th.
THE 700 school ma ans of Cincinnati,
by a recent decision, must pass an ex-
a mination in hygiene, physiology and
the nature and effect upon the human
system of alcoholic drinks This law
had been ignored and salaries illegally
drawn in the three years aggregateing
fully 100000.
In denying new trial for Charles
Craig, sentenced to be hanged az Co
lumbus, O., the circuit court, on the
6th. rendered decision that person
indicted for capital crime can waive
the right OF trial by jury, which Craig
did, and OF which ground he based an
application for new trial.
THOMAS E. BERGE, alias a. b. Thomas.
alias w. V. O'Connell, the forger and
swindler who has been travelling
around the country doing" hotels in
various large cities at the expense Ct
". V. O'Connell, travelling fret t
agent of the Mississippi Valley route,
was arrested il Detroit, Mich, on the
18th.
SPECIAL COnsta bic John r. Davis of
Cornwell, Ont. was shot and killed. on
the 18th, by James Mcmahon, whom the
officer was attempting to arrest for
two other men, Antonio La
roz1 a-I Antonio n faI,ra will, ,y1,D,r
he had quarreled over some money
matters.
SECRETARY RISK has received through
The department OF state Il copy of let
ter from Minister Lincoln containing
that the government OF
Great Britain has removed the prOhibi-
ton on the admission of live sheep from
the United States into that country.
A FATAL accident occurred in the
Blizzard mine, at Sudbury. Ont, on the
It'll. Five men were killed and two in
jured. The names of the killed are
.ieorge Johnston, Mcdonald, Picard,
and Faughlin.
On the nth a United States seiner.
the Hattie Nude. was seized by the Do
Iuinion cruiser Curlew in the bay of
Fundy for in fraction of the fishery
laws She was libeled with a view to
her condemnation and confiscation.
EARLY on the morning of the eth the
sash and blind factory of H. v. Butler
at New Brunswick, n. j., was de-
stroyed by fire from an unknown
cause. Loss, so, 300; partially insured.
THE meeting of the general synod of
the Lutheran church in Dresden has
been postponed on account of the pres
ence of cholera in Hamburg.
THE project of police has begun to is
sue daily bulletins of the new cases
and deaths from cholera in Paris and
the suburbs.
JOHN G. WHITTIER, the aged poet.
died on the morning of the eth, at
Hampton Falls, n. H., aged 81.
GEORGE E. FORBES was arrested in
Boston, on the night of the 9th, for en-
bezzlement from Washington hotel
by whom he was formerly
IT was officially stated, on the eth,
that there had not been a case of chol-
era in all of Italy.
THE local government board of En-
gland has issued an amendment to the
requiring ship owners,
under a heavy penalty, to retain aboard
ship all foreign immigrants who are
una BILE to inform the port medical Off
GERS as to their destination and address
This order practically stops the iInpor-
tation of foreign paupers.
GRENIER, the French government
clerk who sold state secrets to Capt.
Borup, military attache of the Ameri-