Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-06-30

A TERRIFIC windstorm struck Ocheye-
dan, Ia. on the evening of the Goth, de-
molishing several houses and barns and
the Bur ingtOn depot. Three men were
badly injured at Lake Park. One man
was killed by lightning.
In regard to the defalcation of Cashier
Damn, of the National savings bank
of Buffalo, n. Y, the bank examiner
said, on the ed. the bank was per-
fectly solvent. The total deficit, it is
thought, will be SOC, 900.
Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND was nomi-
mated for the presidency on the first
ballot in the Chicago convention at $40
a. m, on the 23d, after long and ex-
citing night session punctuated by fierce
thunder-storns- The vote was: Cleve-
land, 61625: Hill, ia: Boies. 95; Cor
man, sc; Morrison, 2; Campbell, .; Car
Isle, IA: Stevenson, 1625: Whitney, /.
Total S971<: necessary to choice, 500.
The noninat i3n was made unanimous.
THE Parisian jury in the case of the
murderous anarchist Ravachol, re-
turned a verdict of guilty, on the 22d,
and the prisoner was promptly con-
demned to death. His alleged accom-
plices. Beale and Souhere, were &C
quilted.
TwOCARLOADs of beer were unloaded
at Muskogee. /. T., on the 22d. Chief
Perryman ordered his light horsemen
to spill the beer. The joint keepers
gathered around and bloodshed was
feared when the work should begin.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has selected
Loon Lake as the place for Mrs. Harri-
l.. ~ Il
dacks, and a cottage has been rendered
by Ferd Chase. of the Loon Lake house.
The North American turnerbund at
Washington completed it's work, on the
ed. and adjourned.
JACOB HARVEY was hanged in the
annex to the Ohio penitentiary, on the
morning of the oath, for the murder of
Mrs. Maggie Lehman, in Dayton last
August. The trap was sprung at 1923
n. m, and he was pronounced dead at
1887. His neck was broken.
A CREvAssE fifty feet wide occurred
on the Delagny plantation. thirty miles
above New Orleans, on the ed. Ira ffic
on the Texas Pacific road was inter-
rupted
SURROGATE RANSOM, of New York
SitN. lllS tltClSolI III TIC IIttCIl-
kiss will case on the Odd. He says that
the Will was not procured by undue and
unlawful influence or persuasion, but
that mild fraud was practiced, of which
Mrs. Hotchliiss was fully aware. He
adds that if it is possible for him to annul
the claims of Raphael Wood and Mrs.
Manning, his mother, he will do SO.
A soUTH-BoUSD train on the Big Four
railroad, when twelve miles north of
Niles, Mich, on the 2"d. ditched its
rear passenger coach, containing seven
teen passengers, many of whom were
severely injured. They were taken to
Niles for medical attention.
On the morning of the 24th, an I'M
known man about % years of age en-
tered Charles Green's gun store in BOs-
ton, "a selecting a revolver asked the
clerk to load it. The clerk explained
that it was against the law to load the
weapon in the shop; but to show how to
charge it he inserted one cartridge, and
handed the pistol to the man, who
took it, pointed it to his own breast
and fired. He died while being taken
to the city hospital.
ALTHOUGH he expects to spend the
chusettS. ex-President Cleveland will
go to New York when the notification
committee is ready to meet him, as he
prefers To receive the formal notifica-
ton of his nomination in his own state.
Rev. THOMAS DIXON, of the Twenty
th;rd-street Baptist church, of New
York, was indicted on the oath for a
libel against Excise Commissioner
Joseph Koch. The alleged libel was
contained in sermon denouncing the
excise commissioner.
THE Commercial hotel at Sanger,
Cal, was destroyed by fire on the oath.
Five of the guests were burned to death
and a number of others We're injured.
THE second section of train No. 8 on
the Pennsylvania railroad ran into the
rear of the first section of the train at
South Harrisburg, Pa, on the night of
the gath, while running at great speed
to make up lost time. Five passengers
were killed outright and fifteen in
jured persons were sent to the hospital.