Iron County register., 1892-03-03

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| unemployed and hungry workmen who
| had marched to the castle to demand of
| the emperor the enactment of laws for
the amelioration of their condition, and
| who were met and finally dispersed and
driven away by a strong division of po-
lice. About 100 rioters were taken
prisoners, and much larger number
We're severely injured in the fight.
| Mrs. MONTAGUE, the Irish lady
charged with causing the death of her
| little girl by cruel treatment. was. on
the 25th, formally committed for trial
| for manslaughter.
| The Dominion parliament opened, on
the 25th, with the governments major
| ity increased by the recent bye-elec-
| tions from 90 to 43.
NJ. RoUvIER having failed to form
ne French cabinet. President Carnot,
on the a5th, sent for NJ. Bourgeois.
RI. Rev. IGNATIUs f. HoRsTMAN,
| chancellor of the Catholic archdiocese OF
Philadelphia, was consecrated bishop
| of Cleveland on the 25th.
JAY GOULD has left New York city
for an extended tour over his railroads
| in the west and south. He intends be.
ing in st. Louis March &, when the an
nual meetings of the Missouri Pacific
| and st. Louis, Iron Mountain & South.
ern railways are held.
IT is said that revolutionary move
| ment has been started by the Cuban
| residents OF New York and other cities
| for the purpose of establishing Cuban
| independence. Three revolutionary
clubs have been organized in New York
city with total mem bership of 1000.
ANOTHER monster gas well was devel-
oped on the farm of Joseph Prutzman,
two miles south of Muncie, Ind, on the
25th. This is the ninety-fourth well
for Delaware county, with not one fruit
less effort
THE business failures occurring
| throughout the country during the
seven days ended on the Goth, number
for the United States, 236, and for Can
| ada "a, or a total of 270; as compared with
299 the previous week. For the CORE
spending week of last year the figures
We're 29O.
MIKE WALSH almost decapitated Pat
rick Handley and cut the throat of
Jim Cople from ear to ear with a
razor in fight in New Orleans on the
night of the Goth. All the parties were
81 anu 1du previously
had trouble. st.
On the night of the 25th burglars
broke into the residence of Lord Ver-
non, at Payton, in Cheshire, England.
temporarily tenated by Mrs. Turner,
of Manchester, and stole iewelry to
the value of $1,000.
THREE HUNDRED staff-workers at the
Worlds fair grounds went on strike, on
the Goth, because their employers re-
fused their demand for general in
crease in wages of two cents an hour.
Mr. De CoBAIN, mem Der of parliament
for Belfast, Ireland, charged with un-
natural practices, and fugitive from
justice, was expelled, on the Goth, by
unanimous vote.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY NETTLEToN de-
livered an address on 'Immigration" at
Montclair, n. J., on the Goth.
THE rioting was continued in Berlin
on the Goth, and another mob endeav-
ored to make its way to the castle to
personally lay the grievances of the un-
employed before the emperor, but were
met, as before, by a powerful body of
police. who vigorously attacked the
mob and drove the malcontents from
Inter den Linden and vicinity, after
wounding many and making numerous
arrests.
A YOUTHFUL and dangerous forger
named Charles Schmidt, II years of
age, has been arrested in Newark, n.
j., who had been enjoying trip to
New York on the proceeds of cleverly-
executed forgeries. A number Of fault
lessly (save one) executed checks were
found on his person. He acquired his
proficiency in penmanship in the New
ark high school.
GEORGE S. MOORE. who has been en-
gagged for years in the pig iron, fire.
brick and coke business in Louisville,
Ky, is fugitive from justice, having
become involved to an amount esti
mated as high as s37O, 600 by duplicating
pig-iron receipts and other crooked
transactions. He stood high in busi-
ness circles and in the church.