Iron County register., 1894-12-27

at G-ay's, KY, on the 18th. Cox was
drunk, and fred two shots at his wife,
but missed her. Selling an ak, he
threw it at her head, but missed her.
The woman picked up the AK and at
tackled her husband, almost chopping
his head from his body.
IN the United States district court at
Denver, Col, on the 18th, Judge Hallet
imposed fine of 500 and one-twen-
tieth of the costs on each of the four
raen convicted of retarding the United
States mail at Trinidad during the
strike last July.
TIE committee of the Indiana State
League of Tin and Iron Workers
adopted a resolution, on the 18th, con-
demning Judge Woods for sentencing
Debs and denying him trial by jury.
HALF million dollars in gold was
withdrawn from the subtreasury at
New York, on the 10th, leaving the
gold reserve at $50, ,91O, 900.
MANAGER POWERS of the Star thea
ter in Buffalo, n. Y, formerly of De-
troit. Mich, dropped dead in the lobby
of the theater on the 10th.
E. f. BEADLE, publisher of Beadle's
dime novels, died in New York city, on
the 10th, aged "A years.
JOHN SCHUsTER, a farmer, living in
Macomb county, Mich, was burned to
death, on the night of the 10th, while
trying to rescue cattle from burning
barn. 1t is supposed he was overcome
by the smoke.
DR.. WEKERLE, premier of Hungary,
arrived in Vienna on the Goth. 1t was
understood that Emperor Francis Jo-
seph would choose a liberal cabinet
for Hungary, in which DIR. Wekerle
and NM. Sczilagyi and Hieronimy
would have no place.
THE friends of Judge Kicks, of Ohio.
who had been little nervous over the
attempt to impeach him, have con-
cluded that there is little probability
of definite action being taken against
him.
PROF. E. L. G. MORSE. principal of
the Phil Sheridan public school in Chi
cago, was arrested, on the goth, on
warrant sworn out by the mother of
Alexander Beckerman, an 9-year-old
pupil, charging him with assault in
whipping the boy. The rules prohibit
corporal punishment.
NJ. DE GUERREvILLE, a veteran war
correspondent, who has served the New
York Herald on a number of battle
fields, and is familiar with warfare in
all it's multitudinous phases, takes the
view that the slaughter of the Chinese
by the Japanese soldiers at Port Ar
thur was fully justified, in view of the
barbarouS atrocities committed by the
Chinese upon captured japanese scout
ing parties, whose mutilated remains
were in full view of the Japanese SOL
diers as they marched into Port Ar
thur.
On the Goth Senator Quay introduced
bill authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to purchase the land contained
in block 90. of Columbia Heights, a sub
urb of Washington, as site for resi-
dence of the president of the United
States. The bill limits the price tc
three dollars a square foot, and the
total appropriation to 81 100000.
THERE is little chance in the senate
for the defeat of the ratification of the
new Japanese treaty on account of any
of the recent war happenings. There
has been an undoubted exercise of Chi
nese influence in this country to defeat
the treaty, which even before the pres
ent hostilities was bitter pill for Chi
nese mouths.
THE New York World printed a dis
patch from Minister Dsnby at Pekin,
on the Goth, saying that there was no
truth in the report recently printed
that Yo-Ho-La-Na, the young wife of
the emperor of China, had committed
suicide.
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIG AN, at the quar-
terly meeting of the trustees OF the
diocese of New York. on the Goth, an
nounced the interdiction By the pope
on the recommendation of the Ameri-
can bishops of the Odd Fellows, the
Knights of Pythias and the Sons of
Temperance.
THE smallest child on record was
born of Norwegian parents at West
Creek, Ind, on the 10Th. The child is
male, is perfectly formed as babe
could be, and at it's birth weighed only
nine ounces.