Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-28

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printed an interview in which Score
tary Carlisle is quoted to the effect
that there is no foundation for the ru-
NOR that he is to be appointed to she
supreme court bench. Mr.. Carlisle
says i'm tho interview that he would.
under no circumstances, accept the
position if it should be rendered to
him.
On January 1 the Calumet and Hecla
company, which has been smelling its
reserve mineral. and has increased the
output of copper nearly one-third, will
probably drop back to former figures
of production. SHELTERS are now sew
eral weeks behind in filling orders
On the 21st, when Little Nina Schae-
fer went to a stone quarry near Oak
land, Md, to take her fathers dinner,
she found her father and her uncle,
Charles Schaefer, buried beneath a
heap of limestone, which they had
were dead.
On the 21st three buildings, occupy
ing nearly block on the west side of
Canal, between jackson and Adams
streets. Chicago. being respectively
nine, seven and four stories high, were
burned, with an aggregate loss on
buildings and stocks of $500. 600. Near
ly 500 persons, mostly girls and wom-
en-, were rescued with difficulty, many
of them in bruised and fainting con-
dition. One entire chemical engine
company had narrow escapes, while
falling walls endangered the lives of
hundreds in the streets.
AT Auburn, n. Y, on the 21st, Mrs.
Mary 7. Mack, the counterfeiter of
2-cent postage stamps, was found guilty
and sentenced to the Erie county peni-
Tertiary for term of eighteen months.
GEN. MAxIMo GOMEZ, the insurgent
leader, who recently entered the prov
ince of Santa Clara, Cuba, from the
province of Puerto Principe, on the
Goth captured Fort Palyo. on the River
Zaza, in the province Of Santa Clara.
LLOYD MONTGOMERY, the 1s-year-old
son of John Montgomery, is under ar
rest at Brownsville, Ore, charged by
the coroner's jury with the murder of
his father and mother and d. S. Nc
Keecher, who were found shot to death
in Montgomery's house.
THE Pacific limited, which left Chi
cago at o. m. on the 18th. via the Chi
cago & Northwestern, Union Pacific
and Central Pacific, arrived at San
Francisco at s:45 on the evening of the
Goth, reducing the running time be-
tween the two cities to practically three
days.
SIX boys who were digging a cave at
Twenty-eighth and Grayson streets,
Louisville, KY. on the 21st, were
buried by a cavern of the bank. Two
were dead when reached, two others
were badly injured, and two escaped
unhurt. The dead are Howard Ramage
and Louis Snow.
JUDGE RINER, in the federal court, at
Cheyenne, Wyo., on the 21st, released
under a writ of habeas corpus Race
Horse, Bannock Indian, arrested for
violation of the Wyoming game laws
in Jackson's Hole. The court decides
that the Indians have the right, under
their treaty. to hunt in Wyoming.
A REPORT of the sex and number of
the pelagic fur seal skins landed at
the port of San Francisco this season
has been prepared by Deputy Collector
Wise for transmission to Washington.
The report shows that 1859 males,
1928 females and 295 skins of which
the sex could not be determined were
landed.
THE battery of dynamite guns which
stretches along the bluffs south of
Fort Point, San Francisco, for nearly
a mile. is now ready to deal out de-
struction to any invading navy that
may appear within miles of the Golden
Gate. The great guns stare up at the
sky from behind steep bulwarlSs, look
ing not unlike great frogs ready to
spring into the ocean.
Ex-Gov. GEORGE T. ANTHONY, of
Kansas, who is state insurance COM
missioner, recently denounced the
state officers as two-for-a-cent states
men. Anthony made a junketing trip
to Mackinac last summer and charged
up Slo9 as expenses to the state. State
Auditor Cole. by direction of Gov Nor
rill and other stnte officers, refused to
audit the bill.