Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-05-31

ty, Ind who Is under 81 900 tond to the
United States court for attempting to
bride Juror Armstrong, in the Indi-
annapolis national bank case, has skip
ped, leaving his bondsmen in the lurch.
On the gath, in the federal court at
San Antonio, Tex, Jack Davis, a we'll
known citizen of Eagle Pass, was found
guilty of attempting to bride Bob Dow,
a customhouse official, to smuggle thir-
teen Chinese into the United States from
Mexico.
The police of Belgrade. Servia, have
discovered a secret cartridge manufac-
tory where ammunition for the Peabody
rifle, with which the Servian militia is
armed, has beer turned out in large
quantities. 1t is estimated that 3,OOO,-
900 cartridges have already been set to
the provinces.
MICHAEL BASH and wife, an aged
couple, started, on the Gath, from Gin.
ton, Ia, in road cart drawn by
single mule for an overland trip 20 New
York city.
Gov. FLOWER of New York has vetoed
the bill prohibiting the display of for
eign flags on public buildings
THE 14-year-old daughter of Franz
Mueller, farmer living near West
Plains, Neb., was found by her lil\.c
brother, on the 25th, fatally shot.
Pending an investigation. the commune
ty was disposed to hold the father re-
sponsible for the crime, and threats of
violence were freely uttered.
THE grand court of the United Com
mercial Travellers convened In Army
and Navy hall. at Cleveland. O.. on the
25th, for a social session. A BUSHES
meeting followed, and at night the Wis
itors We're rendered banquet by the
local court.
AFRICAN advices of the goth state
that the British garrison of 200 men at
Fort Mcguire, on Lake Yassa, repulsed
1000 Arabs under the slave trader
Makanjlra. The Arabs fled, leaving
ITO dead. Makanjira surrendered.
GEN. LORD FREDERICK ROBERTS, for
merly commander-in-chief of the army
in India, will succeed Gen. Rt. Hon.
Viscount Wolseley in the autumn as
commander of the British forces in Ire
land.
FRANCIS RAMACCIOTTI, a founding, Z
years old. has been declared legal heir
to $4,000 by the probate judge at Oms.-
ha. Neb.
REV. PERRY GORDON, of Emanuel
church, Boston, has accepted call to
Emanuel church in Geneva, Switzer-
land.
L. DE SOUsA Rosa. the Portuguese
minister at Washington, was, on the
25th, appointed to the Paris mission,
the highest diplomatic position in
Portugal.
THE Queens Own Rifles, of Toronto,
went to st. Thomas. Ont, en- the cath,
to join in the celebration of the queens
birthday. George j. Wilds, United
States consul, displayed from the win
dows of his office an extra American
flag in honor of the day. Some of the
members from Toronto became angered
at the American consul's act and tore
the flag from its staff
SUIT for damages of 100000 was be-
gun in the United States circuit court
in Chicago, on the 25th, by the French
against the Worlds Columbian
exposition. The litigation grows out of
the French governments claim for dam
ages to goods injured during the Manu-
features building fire.
ANAHUAC LODGE, No. 141, Scottish
Rite Masons, held a lodge of sorrow in
the City of Mexico, on the 25th, in
memory of the late Z. T. Sanitz, of st.
Louis. who died of typhus at Zacateras
a week previous. The deceased leaves
a widowed mother in st. Louis.
GEN. SIR DONALD STEWART and Gen.
Lord Wolseley We're, on the 25th, ga
zetteo Fed marshals. This is an ex-
ceptional honor. There have only been
five such appointments previously. two
of the appointees being the prince of
Wales and the duke of Cambridge.
THE American Baptist Publication
society began it's seventeenth ami
versary at Saratoga. n. Y, on the 25th.
Forty-nine new publications have been
issued during the year.
THE first consignment of the 10000
tons of soft coal ordered in Wales by
concerns arrived in New York
on the 25th. The coal came on the
steamship Monomy from Cardiff.