Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-04-13


sen left Bridgeport. Conn.,, On the sth,
in a rowboat bound for Chicago to at
tend the Worlds fair. He will row all
| the way, and expects to make the jour
new in ten weeks
Mrs. MoNrAGU, who caused the death
of her daughter, by brutal punishment,
a little over a year ago. was released
from the Dublin Qreland) jail, on the
5th, having served her sentence of
twelve months imprisonment
ABOARD the steamship Guildhall,
which arrived at New York, on the
9Th. from Alexandria. were It's Egyp-
tan men and women destined for the
Worlds fair.
THE British government has sent q
circular to the post Office officials in
Great Britain and Ireland, notifying
them that since March % there have
been fiftv-one deaths from cholera in
rOrient, in the department of Morbi-
han, France.
THE White Star Line Co. has at last
officially recognized the loss of the
freight steamship Naronic. The Of
ficials of the line. on the 9Th. issued
the new passenger list for the season,
and in the list of the company's boats
the Naronic is not included.
THE great Mormon temple at Salt
Lake City, which has been.over forty
years in building and has cost over
81. coo, 600, was turned over to the
church authorities, on the 9Th, COM
pleted. Elaborate dedication services
are in progress, to witness which prom
inent Mormons from all parts of the
world, to the number of many thou
sands, have thronged the city of the
Latter Day Saints.
DIR. ANNABEL KRUsE, Gillian charge
d'affaires at Washington. said that he
had received no news whatever from
Chilli regarding the reported declara-
ton of martial law in Santiago, and in
the absence of any information was in
clined to believe that the report was
untrue.
DENNIS CLoONAN, a wife murderer,
was hanged at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
9th.
A SPECIAL train of sixteen cars left
Mount Claire station. Nd, on the 5th,
loaded with full-sized reproductions of
historical locomotives of the worlds
railways for the Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad Co.'S exhibit at Chicago
THE United States has taken vigorous
action in regard to recent outrages on
American citizens at Marseyan, in
Asia Minor. and the violation of the
mails of the United States legation.
The Turkish authorities are to be asked
to make prompt reparation for in
iuries inflicted and to adequately pun
ISL the guilty parties.
one time known as A. T. Stewards
''right-hand man." and afterward be-
came successful merchant. met
drunkard's death, on the eth, in the
street in front of one of the cheapest
as we'll as one of the worst lodging
houses in a little alley off Wooster
street, New York city.
4 RESOLUTION was adopted in the Ne
braslla senate, on the 18th. for the i'm
parchment of ex-Attorney General
Leese for misdemeanors in Office. max
ing the sixth impeachment of present
and former state officials.
FINAL orders from Rear-Admiral
Gherardi. issued ON the 9th. direct,
among other things, that on the 27th.
the day of the great Columbian naval
review in New York larbor, there
shall be fired in national salutes alone
no less than 1,6eO guns.
IMMIGRATION from Ireland continues
to show a decrease.
THE building for the insane at the
county infrmary, at Delaware. O., was
burned on the 18th. The turnkey Was
at the time in another part of the es-
tablishment with the keys. and Supt.
Allen found it necessary to burst in the
doors of the cells and drag the thirty
four inmates out, which proved no easy
matter, as many of the more violent
patients fought desperately against res
cue and had to be dubbed into acquies-
cence.
The village of Coal Grove, O., was de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th.
A DISPATCH from Constantinople
states that the loss of the sultan's pal
ace stea mer, by which large number
of lives were lost, was the result of a
collision between the palace steamer
md the admiralty Sfeam er TeSohvie