Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
AMONG the passeneers VINO sailed On

AMONG the passengers VINO sailed On
the steamship New York, on the 30th,
was the Princess Di Galatro-Colonna,
with two of her children, two maids
and one servant. John w. Mackay,
her stepfather, and John w. Mackay,
Jr., accompanied her on shipboard.
truck load of flowers.
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers and other labor leaders against
Judge Jenkins now famous strike in
junction was given precedence on the
docket when the United States court
of appeals for the Seventh circuit con-
vened in Chicago on the 31st.
Two SMALL children of County Com
missioner p. B. Fisher strayed into the
barn at their home near Eaton, O., on
the 3Oth, and were trampled to death
by a vicious stallion which had. got
loose from his incloscd stall. The
mother of the children died only a few
days before.
THE grand jury at Birmingham, Ala,
on the 31st, returned a true bill
against Mrs. Zettie Belts, the hand
some little woman charged with poi
soning her husband some time ago at
Bessemer. Mr.. Belts was married in st.
Louis, and his father and brother now
live in that city.
On the 31st Jules Sandoz, a ranch post
master at Grayson. Neb., was lodged in
Jail at Omaha by Deputy United States
Marshal Liddiard for embezzling postal
funds. He is accused of issuing postal
checks and then getting them cashed
himself, and appropriating the money
to his own use.
Louis GEBERDING, youth of 20, IA
tally shot Frederick Benstrop, his step
father, at Cedarville, Mimi, on the 30tn.
Geberding wanted to attend Memorial
day services, but Benstrop insisted upon
his blowing. An alteration ensued,
the man chasing the boy with pitch
fork, whereupon the latter seized re-
volver and shot his pursuer.
THE United States grand jury at In
dianapolis, Ind, on the 31st, returned
an Indictment against Frank o. Stan
nard, of Lawrence county. charging
him with conspiracy in the Indianapolis
national bank trial, in which Stannard
endeavored to act as a go-between be-
tween the defendants and Juror Arm
strong. Stannard is not to be found,
and his bond of s., 900 has been declared
forfeited.
A SINGULAR freak of nature exists in
Lafayette. Ind. in the shape of a colt
born at Vess' livery barn with five legs.
The extra leg comes out on the fore
head near the left ear, and is two feet
long. 1t is perfect in shape, having
well developed hoof. The colt is sound
in every particular. The extra leg
hangs down under the neck.
THE London police arrested Ger
man named Fritz Brazil. in Chelsea, on
the night of the 31st, on suspicion of
his connection with anarchist plots.
Search of his lodgings disclosed large
quantities of metals, chemicals, eXplo-
sives and other components OF bombs,
together with considerable collection
of anarchist literature.
The failures in the United States, as
reported by r. G. Dun & Co., for the
week ended on the 1st, were 1873. as
against 23s for the corresponding week
of last year. In Canada the failures
were 81. against 81 last year.
REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER, of Illinois,
is in favor of acquiescing in the senate
tariff bill in order to secure quick ac-
ton on the measure.
THE invitation to Col. Breckenridge
to crate at Fulton, H.. on the Fourth
of July, although duly accepted, has
been recalled.
THERE was a light frost at Nashville,
Tenn. on the morning of the 1st, an
unprecedented event.
THE imports of dry goods at the port
IF New York for the week ended on
the 1st were 81 .21S.5 sol, and the amount
marketed was S1.159.l3S. For the cor
responding week of 1893 the imports
were 81. s64. 2O7. and the amount mar
keted $i.G61,16
FIVE HUNDRED negroes, Hungarian
and Italian workmen arrived at Scott
dale. Pa. on the 31st. and were sent to
the Alice works of the Southwest Coke
Co. and the Painter plant of the Nc
Clure company to take the places of
the striking miners.