Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-11-23

Wv. MCAlNLEf, Oh OniO arr lVoC at
the Windsor hotel in New FORK on
the 10th. He was met by b is brother
Abner Mckinley and anur nber of pro-
minent republicans who Congratulated
him upon his victory ,Atthe polls ON
the 7th.
THREE well-dresse men entered
Pittsburgh (Pa.) je-~elry store, on the
18th, and while ore engaged the atten-
ton of the clerk the others ran away
with a tray OF diamond rings The
one who carried the tray was captured
after a hard chase.
SENATOR VOORHEES,, of Indiana, who
is spending two weeks between ses-
sions of congress at his home in Terre
Haute, says that he expects the house
| will send the tariff bill to the senate
before the holidays.
EDWARD HOGAN and Dominick Ho-
gan were sentenced, at Hancock, Mich,
| on the 18th, to five years at hard Ia
Dor at the Marquette prison for train
robbing. Dominick was the messen-
ger on the robbed train.
THE attorney general of New York
hts begun a suit in the court of
chancery in the name of the state
against the tobacco trust.
j. NJ. WAsHBURN, former treasurer of
the Old Colony Railroad Co, died at
his home in Boston, on the night of the
18th, aged IS years.
PRINCE ALEXANDER of Battenberg,
formerly prince OF Bulgaria, died on
the 18th. at Gratz, Austria.
The steamer g. w. Clyde, which ar
rived at New York on the 18th from
Cape Haytien, Turks islands, and else
where, reports no disturbance in Hayti
when she left on the 10th.
REV. DR. CHARLES F. Deems, for years
pastor of the Church of the Strangers
in New York city, who was stricken
with paralysis several months ago, was
reported, on the 18th, as dying at the
home of his son-in-law, Marion j. YER
derry, in that city. The members of
his family were at the bedside of the
venerable clergyman.
Acknowledgements Of commercial
boats on canals is no longer a theory,
but Il demonstrated success. Mule and
steam power are alike doomed by the
new power, which was successfully
tested, on the 18th, at Brighton, N. Y,
on a waterway of the Erie canal.
u. 'haNls oou VI CuC lIuC oCh. -
S. Grant. has purchased what is con-
sidered to be the finest residence in
San Diego, Cal His brother Jesse is
also there, and they state that San
Diego will be their future home. Mrs
q. S. Grant is now in Santa Barbara,
but will join her sons shortly.
THE retirement of Brighten W. p.
Carlin on November "a will make
vacancy in that grade. Nearly every
colonel of the line has filed an applica-
ton with the Acknowledgement, and
some of them are making strenuous eff
forts to secure the place.
THE supreme court of New York has
reversed the decision of the lower court
and ordered a new trial of the damage
suit of William r. Laidlaw, whom Rus
sell Sage used as a shield when attacked
by the dynamiter Norcross, and which
resulted in serious injury to Laidlaw.
BURGLARS, on the morning of the
nth, entered the Big Four depot at
Troy, O., during the,temporary absence
of the night operator, and carried off
the safe. They took it to a gravel pit,
about half mile distant, where they
blew it open and rifled it of its valuable
contents.u
A REPORT has been received from
Rosario, Argentine Republic, saying
that Swiss family living in that prov
ince had been massacred and that the
Swiss colonists then banded together
and lynched the criminals. Forty OF
the participants in the lynch;rg we're
arrested and imprisoned.
JUDGE HENRY C. CALDWELL, of Little
Rock, Ark, sitting as one of the judges
of the United States circuit court of ap-
peals at st. Paul, Mimi, on the 18th,
was robbed at the government build
ing of an overcoat valued at 500. 1t
is said the pockets contained valuable
papers-documents, however, which
are valuable only to the court.
On the nth Carlos Diaz Gomez de
Cadiz, the Spanish consul at Baltimore,
Md, committed suicide. He had been
an invalid for a long time. He jumped
out of window while in a delirium
caused by fever.