Iron County register., 1893-11-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE United States supreme court has
decided that railways have the right
to take materials from eminent domain
along any part of the right-of-way to
be used anywhere along the road.
E. P. ZEIGLER, postmaster at Juli-
eta, Wash. shot himself on the 23d.
He was one of the brightest and most
prominent young men in the town.
About two months ago he married a
society belle, and the young couple
had the congratulations of their
wealthy parents. Domestic infelicity
was the cause OF the suicide.
A. III. CRoCKER, a wealthy farmer
near Wallawalla, Wyo., met with a
horrible accident. He was running a
steam thresher and stopped to fix the
tumbling rod. The sleeve of his coat
caught, and he made twenty or more
revolutions. His body was thrown into
the air, and fell in hundred different
pieces, scattered over the ground.
WHILE James Sock was eating supper
at North Middletown, KY, on the esd,
Andy Thompson struck him in the
forehead with an ak, fatally wounding
him. Thompson was hurried to Jail at
Cincinnati, O., to escape lynching. An
old grudge was the cause of the as
sault.
The Worlds real-estate congress met
in Chicago on the 23d.
SEVEN persons were injured in a
street car collision at Chicago on the
Esd.
SENATOR DAVID B. HILL opened the
democratic campaign in New York on
the Esd. He supported President Cleve-
land, and said the senate was q stum-
bling block.
CHRIS STUTz, a juryman in the dis
rict court at Atchison, Kas.. was
found, on the esd, in a dazed condition
Of mind. He claimed to have been
struck on the head by some person in a
store where he had gone to buy a coat.
Only a slight bruise was found on his
head. The case is q very mysterious
one.
Mr.. MICHAEL DAv1rr has been re-
fused a certificate in bankruptcy.
PAID admissions at the Worlds fair
on the Gath were 4,17S.
THE crew of the Valkyrie, the defeat
ed English contestant for the Ameri-
cas- cup, sailed for home on the Gath.
THE telegraph Office at Sheel Mound,
station on the Nashville & Chatta-
nooga railroad, was robbed, on the
24th. and the operator murdered.
The engine of a west-bound passen-
ger train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton railroad exploded its boiler
at Raysville, O., on the 23d, while GO
ing at the rate of thirty miles an hour.
No one was seriously injured.
JAMES D. HUTCHINSON, a stationary
engineer, and Miss Lottie Sickler, both
of Waukegan, Ill, were married on
the 24th, ON the Ferris wheel at the
Worlds fair.
GEORGE ]. GOULD arrived at Denver,
Col, on the 25th. His train was three
hours late and the Fort Worth train
was held for him. which he took for
Pueblo. He is on g tour of iuspec-
ton and pleasure.
REvERENDs MIR. AND MRS. A. E.
WRIGHT (husband and wife) were in
stalled as pastors of the Universalist
church of the Reconciliation in Green
port, N. Y, on the night of the 25th.
AN enormous number of gifts have
been prepared in France for presenta-
ton to the visiting Russians, either for
themselves or for the czar and czarina.
NIcARAGUA is said to be on the eve
of an impending revolution.
NATHAN STRAUSS, who shot himself
in New York city on the 25th, was a
member of the firm Of Levi Strauss &
CO.. and up to about sixteen years ago
resided in San Francisco. At that time
he went to New York, and ever since
had been buyer for the firm. He was
rated a millionaire, and no one can as
sign any cause for the deed. He was
about 45 years of age, and was married.
THE city of Dublin in threatened
with a water famine.
THE report that the United States
government will reopen negotiations
for the acquisition of the Mole st.
Nicholas, Hayti, has caused considers
BILE discussion in West Indian newspa-
pers. The majority of the papers can
see no good reason why the United
States should not obtain the mole for q
soaling station.