Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-10-31

A TERRIBLE explosion in the drying
room of the Fiberloid works located
at Newburyport, Mass. on the esd.
caused the death of one man and fatal
injuries to another. Three others
were seriously hurt; loss. $50. 900.
On the Esd the cry of the auctioneer
was heard throughout s.Ironsides, the
home of Mrs Della s. Parnen. at Bor-
dentown, N. j., and the house. which
was the birthplace of the mother of
Charles Stewart Parnell, and which
has been her residence for many years.
is practically dismantled. Notwi*h-
standing the historic value of Mrs. Par
nell's effects. they went for q mere
song.
FRANCIS HINTON, the Milwaukee iron
king, committed suicide in his hotel,
in Paris, on the cad. The dispatch an
nouncing the event did not give the
manner or cause.
In the presence of gathering that
filed the edifice Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
mage was. on the night of the 23d. es-
tablished as co-pastor of the Presby-
terrain church OF Washington, to which
he had recently been called.
THE high school building at Delta.
Ia, was burned, on the 23d, and nine
people were injured. The school build
ing was valued at $1,000. ALI of the
injured will recover.
A WRECK occurred on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad near Newport, Pa, at
2:15 a. m, on the 24th, in which two
persons were killed and several in
jured. The wreck was caused by a
broken axle on an east-bound freight
train. which threw several cars in
front of mail train on the west-bound
track.
The city of Lubin, capital OF the
government of that name in Russian
Poland, was visited. on the Gath, by a
hurricane, which resulted in great
loss of life and much damage to prop
erty. A large number of worshipers
were killed and injured by the col
lapse of the iron roof of the cathedral.
CAPT. JOHN 81. GAsKILL and wife and
seventeen men comprising the crew
of the steamer City of st. Augustine,
which was burned at sea. were landed
at Boston. on the oath, by the steamer
City of Macon, Capt. Lewis, from Sa-
vannah.
ne iChSh III dASpoAO SdhVOA OIL
rived at Algiers from Madagascar, on
the s4th. with large number of in
valid soldiers on board. Sixty-four
died on the voyage, fourteen of them
after the Canton passed Port Said.
THE members of the Perry (Okla.)
school board are threatened with inn
prisonment for refusing to admit ne
gro children to the schools esta blished
for white children.
THE republican national convention
of 1896 will be called about June TO-
The place Of meeting has not been
agreed on, but Chicago or Pittsburgh,
Pa, will be probably selected.
SENIOR Bora. an influential native of
the Isthmus OF Panama, is pressing his
government to recognize the Cuban in
surgents as belligerents-
THE condition of the czarowitz of
Russia has become very much worse.
and he is not now able to proceed
to Nice, where villa has been pre-
pared for his occupancy during the
winter.
EMIL BoAs, New York agent of the
Hamburg-American line, announces
that the east-bound express steamers
of the line will hereafter touch at
Plymouth instead of Southampton, on
the passage to Hamburg via Cher
bourg.
Ross C. VAN BoKKELEN. the enbez-
cling teller of the Merchants Loan
and Trust Co., of Chicago, entered
plea of guilty in the criminal court,
on the 25th. and was given an indeter
inmate sentence, and was at once
taken to the penitentiary at Joliet
ABOUT 90 feet of the east wall of the
Elmore Manufacturing Co.'S bicycle
factory at Clyde, O., fell into the street
on the morning of the a5th. A dozen
persons were buried in the debris.
Two were fatally injured and seven
others seriously hurt
The navy department has been no
titled that hereafter no American ma.
val officers will be permitted to take
the course at the Greenwich England
royal school OF naval architecture.
LIEUr.-Gov. WILLARD of California
died in Los Angeles. CAL, on the night
of the cath.