Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-01-09


Jul. 2sLTaiIors' srike extends to Brook
's au anc N NsTa Pittsburgh. contemplated
strike stopped by agreement to raise wages
of 100 900 miners in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
sep. 1s'conneiisviile Pa.) district coke
works decide to strike for wage advance
to work at rate offered weeks ago by OPP
Oct. iSAt clearfeld. Pa. miners de-
Oct 2s-Massillon CO., miners vote for de-
Nov. a0At whitinsville. Mass, no
Armenians strike: Whiting machine works
hf Dec. ei 1Gat 20 News sh Yors, Brooklyn and
Jersey City. over 5000 tailors locked out
=. Every street car line in Philadelphia
but one tied up by strike of employees for
shorter hours and privilege of belonging
Dec; 17--over 500 cars wrecked by Phila-
DeqS 2sEAt Philadelphia. street railway
strikeended through efforts of John Wanna
strikers will be allowed to join labor unions
LYNCHINGs.
Jan. +Three horsethieves near Canton
ment, 1. T....John F. Bergeron at Idalia,
Mar. 2s-Negro. who insisted upon riding
IN asWagon with white women. at Jack
Apr. 2o--Five colored persons near Green
vile, kAids uTucT u w aus Murphy.
May 1s-Jeride shivers (colored), near
groes near 1EllaViiie. Fla; murder r. Of Miss
May 27-Jacob Henson, under sentence to
hang for murder, at Ellicott City, Md.
May 2S-Three negroes in Polk county.
Jun: A-John Frye twhite). at Gretna,
La: incendiarism.
Jul. 1.-Two strangers near Guthrie, o. T.. /;
Jul. 15rIra johnson (colored). at Green
iattc). at Winehester, KY: ' suspected Of as
Jul. 17-Wiley Bum. (colored), at sum
thieves. near Chamberlain, S. D.
Jul 30-In a race war a Brookside coal
and 8 negroes were killed, and George Hill
and Charles Jenkins (coloreO lynched.
Aug. 16-Cattle thieves known as the
in Buffalo county. S. D.
Aug. 2s-Lawrence Johnson, William
Null, Louis Moreno and Garland Stemler,
at Yreka, CAL; murder; latter afterwards
proved innocent. Harrison Lewis (negro),
at springfeld, Ky; murder ,,<o
Imprisonment, at Hampton, S. c.: murder.
Nov. 2l-Charles Hurd (negro), at Wart-
burg, Tenn; murder. An innocent negro
ing a little white girl by riding horse over
Ca; charged with assault: John Rich.
III DIS and Thomas Watts (negroes). near
Greenwood, S. G.; robbery and murder.
Jack Marlborough (Sentenced to peniten-
tiary for life), at Crystal Springs, Miss.
Dec. 5-Isom kearSe (negro) and aged
mother. near Broxton Ford, s: e; Kearse
was suspected of stealing Bible from a
church
Dec 17-Squire Jones (negro) at Moulton.
Ala: charged with incendiarism.
Dec. Killarney Brown (coloredO by ne
groes at Wrightsville. Ark, assault.
METEOROLOGICAL
Feb. 6-At White River, VT, thermom-
eter at 65 below; Lake Champlain frozen
Feb. 25-At Portland, Ore, and Tacoma,
earthqua ke....At ST. Louis, earthquake.
Mar 27-At Jefferson, Ia, thermometer
at 80 in the shade.
Apr. 2-LeYisburg, Ky, nearly wiped out
May s--Deadly cyclone at Sioux Center
May G-At Harrington, Kan, cloud
burst.
May 1s-Severe frosts injure crops in
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. New York, Penn
syIyania Virginia ia. and West H Va1,I1
Jun. 27-At Keysvilie, Ca. every house
Jun. 2sDNear Lenoir City, Tenn, cloud
Jul. 6-Winona. Mo-, wiped out by cloud
10000 acres of grain. AT Canton. Kan,
every building wrecked by cyclone.
Jul. s-At Springfield; Mo, sarthqpake
Jul 20~Deer Creek. Mimi. destroyed by
Jul. 2S-At Brecon, O., cIoudburst.
JUL 29-At Central City, Col, and Black
Jul. soNAt Weston. O.. cloudburst.
Jul. 31--Near Socorro. N NJ. cloudburst
AT Adelaide. Col. cloudburst-
lowed by snow in many states; Chicago
thermometers registered drop OF Is de-
Sep. 271At Summit, Mich, inches of
Oct Near Wenona, Ill, earthquake
Oct. s1-Earthquake felt In Illinois, Mich
igan: Iowa, Wisconsin. Ohio Indiana. Mis-
Nov. 25-Heavy snowstornn throughout
the west: telegraph and telephone service
Nov 26-At Franklin. Ind, city hall blown
Dec. isNNear Sherman. Tex. immense
Dec. 1s0Iilino:s, Iowa, Michigan. Wis
consin, Missouri and Kansas visited by re-
markable rainfall for the season.
Dec. 25-Osage river rose 35 feet deSolat-
ing entire Usage valley for 400 miles.
The bean bv hase or de eE
trous cyclones and tornadoes: Covington.
Tenn; Denison, Tex: Augusta. Ga:
Matties Landing. Ala; Patterson. Kan:
Newton. I Kan; St: Joseph. No; Lo 81
Springs, Kan: Putnam county. Ca: Nor
gan county. Ga: Canton. Kan: Cherry
Hill, N. J.; Wood Haven. L. l.; st. Clair,
coke region: Kewaunee, ILL.,: Rensselaer,.
Ind: Syracuse, N. Y: Huntington, Tenn. !;
Door county. Wis; Dane, Wis. and Crown
Point o.
NEUROLOGY.
Jan. G-CongreSsman Gen. Philip Sidney
Post, of Illinois, in Washington: aged g.
Jan. 9-Dr John Newton WaddelI, prom
iaent educator. at birmingham, Ala. aged
Jan. 15Ex-Gov. Chadwick at Salem.
Ore; aged 65
Jan PA. T. Hay. lawyer and inventor.
Jan. 3iSJudge E. lockwood Hoar, ex-
United States attorney general. a Concord,
Mass; aged 70. Ward McAllister, New
Feb. s-John Leayitt Stevens, our ex-min-
lister to Hawaii aged "A.
Feb. 14-United States minister to Mex
leo. Isaac P. Gray. at City of Mexico; aged
Feb. 2o-Frederick Douglass, freedman,
orator and diplomat; aged IS. .Ex-Gov.
benjamin F. Prescott at Epping, n. H;
aged 60.
Feb. 27-Gen Mason, Brayman, ex-gov-
ernor of Idaho, at Kansas City, Mo-: aged
Feb. 2s-Ex-congressman Ward, at Ches-
ter. Pa; aged IS.
Mar. i7-Ex-Congressman John P. Lee
dom, at Toledo, o.. DIR. John A. Broadus,
divine and scholar. at Louisville; aged n.
Mar. 1S-Ex-Congressman Amos Town
send, at st. Augustine, Fla.
Mar. 20-Gen- Philip St. George Cooke, in
Detroit, Mich: aged So.
Mar. 22-Ex-Congressman Richard vaux,
at Philadelphia: aged IS.
Mar. 29-Maturin NJ. Ballou, of Boston.
editor, publisher and writer, in Cairo,
Egypt; aged IS.
Apr 4Ex-Congressman benjamin Gwin
Harris near LeOnardtOwn. Md; aged so.