Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-05-10

AT an early hour on the morning of
the cd a bonn } was found on window
sill of the palace of Prince Hohenlohe,
in Prague, Bohemia. It was fitted
with an igniting device which reached
to the ground, and would, if touched
by anyone pass ing by, have caused the
bomb to explode.
RECTOR AHLwARDT, the notorious
anti-Semite, who was released from the
Ploetzensee prison in March last, where
he had been confined after being con-
victed of Iibeling the Loewe firm of
Hebrew gunmakers, was sentenced in
Berlin, on the 1st, to three months i'm
Irisonment for insulting Prussian of
ficials during a recent speech.
MRS. CATHERINE DIx-BOLLEs, a sister
of the late Gov. John A. Dix, and
widow of the late John A. Bolles,
judge advocate general of the navy,
died in Washington on the LIST. Last
January she lost her son. who was Sec
rotary of Harvard university.
JAPAN has appropriated large sum
of money to maintain war ships at
Hawaii.
RETURNS from the congressional cleo.
ton in the Third Ohio district, on the
list, for a successor to Houck, deceased,
show that Paul j. Sorg (dem.) carried
the district by 1900 majority over E.
G. Rathbone (rep.). In 1892 Houck's
plurality was 1890.
EVERYTHING is again running
smoothly on the Great Northern rail-
way. At every point along the line
there were demonstrations of rejoic-
ing when the news was given out that
everything was settled.
THE steamer Faraday arrived Al
Halifax, N. s., on the I'd, from Balm
skelling bay, Ireland, with the end of
the Mackay-Bennett cable, which she
had successfully laid across the At
lantic.
AT least 200 of the 500 Mexican
troops sent to quell an uprising of the
Yaqui Indians in Lower California
were either killed or wounded by the
Indians in ambush.
THE Kenwood mill, at Albany, N. ",
owned by Mrs. Sarah Townsend, and
operated by Huyck & Argersinger in
the manufacture of felt goods, was
completely destroyed by fire, on the
I'd, together with storehouse of the
LII Ia dtiSA I'LL &C CChCuCht houSCSs hO
mill employed IT'S hands, and it's out
put was the greatest of any felt mill
in the United States. Loss, $3.50, 900;
insurance, $4,000.
THIRrY-EIGHr of the democratic
members of the senate met in caucus,
on the Sd, and with but one dissenting
voice-that of Senator Hill, of New
York-passsed vote of confidence in
the finance committee, which asked
that no amendments to the tariff bill
except those proposed by the commit
tee be offered. Mr.. Hill gave notice
that he should disregard the rule.
DIR. LEONARD ST. JOHN, who recen thy
visited the Chicago pesthouse, where
there were more than 500 patients lying
stricken with smallpox calls it Ia
zarhouse and a disgrace 90 Chicago.
''In the den of horrors" said the ply
stefan, ''there is a shameful lack of
room and attendance for the sick, and
the whole reeks with filth"
On the I'd the Cedar Rapids ia jury
in the case of Grand chief Ramsey,
of the order of Railway photographers
charged with unlawful interference
with telegraph wires during a general
strike of the telegraphers some
months ago, found the defendant not
guilty.
REUBEN KoLB, of Alabama, has is.
sued Il card in which he says he will
not be candidate for United States
senator.
The senate. on the Sd, confirmed
among others, the nomination OF
Thomas E. Benedict, of New York, to
be public printer.
CONSTABLE LINDSAY, one of the best
known officers in Essex county, Ont,
was fatally shot by a farmer named
Joseph Truski. on the night of the I'd.
When about to be arrested Truski shot
and mortally woundrd himself. A
bout two months ago Lindsay had
Truski convicted of cruelty to animals,
and the latter vowed vengeance.
ARNoT's drapery warehouse and
three adjoining buildings in Dublin
were burned on the 4th; loss, e200, 900.
IT showed hard and the cold was in
tense throughout Yorkshire, England,
on the lth.