Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-05-24

1 - As' 0ouluAuS udS U60Q very
sick for several days. but his condition
this morning is somewhat improved,
and his many friends are hoping to
hear OF his early recovery.
| Go and see the free Stereopticon Elk.
hibition at the Odd Fellows hall this
| "wednesday evening. The pictures
| Worlds Fair Views-will be thrown on
the north wall of the building.
The following officers were elected
by Star of the West Lodge. No. 1873,
A. +. & A. NJ, last Saturday evening:
Z. w. Whitworth, w. M; w. H. Byers,
S. W.: II. L. Simerman, j. W.; w. T..
Gay, Treas; Mann Ringo. Sec'y.
The first Grand Concert of the Gran
iteville Epworth League will be given
in the Workmen's Hall, Graniteville,
Mo-, Friday evening, May 25th, 1894.
One of the main features will be dra-
ma, entitled-..Out in the Streets. 81
Don't miss the concert. Doors open at
$50. Admission, Is cents.
Subjects for service at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sabbath. For morn
ing: ..How to Learn to do Christian
Work" For evening: Here am /;
christian Usefulness" A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
GEO. H. DUTY, Pastor.
This week we present to the readers
of the REGISTER the additional names
of Jos. A. Zwart for Probate Judge,
n G Iowa fo, Iudpo Uasfarn D;ot Mot
and w. NJ. Dunn for Assessor. We
commend them to the Democrats of Iron
county as good men and true, and ask
for them due consideration. Should
they capture the prizes they seek,
neither the county nor the party will
suffer.
George Lemon and James Reese
broke Jail at Greenville, Wayne coun-
ty, yesterday, and Sheriff Smith offers
S25 reward for their apprehension.
Lemon is about 25 years old, height 5
feet s or 9 inches, weight about 140
lbs, smooth shaved except mOustache,
grey eyes, has the right index finger
off at second joint, crippled somewhat
in the left hand. Charged with bur-
glary. Reese is about "a years old.
dark complexion, black moustache,
black eyes and hair, weight about 14O
lbs, height feet 6 or Z inches, low
forehead. Charged with robbery.
The quarrymen at Schneider's are on
strike. Early in the spring scale
was signed by the employer and men,
STIMULATING that S1.25 per day of nine
hours should be paid; but a short time
ago, Mr.. Schneider-so say the en-
ployees- increased the day to ten
hours, with no increase in wages. Then
the men struck, and Mr.. S. went to St.
Louis and brought down about twenty
Italian laborers to take their places.
Monday night crowd went to the
Italians boarding place, and threat
ened them with dire vengeance. Next
day several warrants were sworn out
by the manager of the quarry and are
now in the hands of Sheriff Fisher, who
will serve them in due course. The
final result is uncertain.
Sheriff Fisher has six boarders. Yes
terday he had eight, but two of them
the Crockers-left him this morning
and went their way rejoicing. Those
who remain are: Michael Purteet,
from Carter county, charged with bur-
glary of a store at Grandin; Joseph
Brown of Reynolds, doing ninety days
for hog-stealing. Matte Charbonneau,
aged Is, of Washington county, in for
burglary and larceny, evidently must
be stuck on her quarters, if not on the
landlord. She was in for forty-two
days on former charge, and had been
discharged only two days when, be-
hold! she returned in fine array, fresh
from rifled millinery store at Fourche
a Renault. The other prisoners are OF
minor note, and will soon go their ways
to sin no more, let us hope.