The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-13

have bought land In Mexico and intend NOV
ing 70 that country.
The national grand lodge Of colored masons (
has appropriated S2co,ooo for the erection OF a
temple az Kansas City.
one miner was killed and another was Sc
riously injured by the fall Of a rock IN mine \
at streator, ILL.,, saturday.
l.. G. Smith, prominent farmer OF Fulton 4
county. Indiana, was beaten almost 10 death +
by footpads saturday night.
The western Kentucky tobacco-growers NJ
a recent convention resolved 20 refrain from
planting any tobacco next year.
John j. Carneilson, whose horsewhipping I
Of Judge Richard Reed IN the Superior Court I
at Louisville, KY, led 10 the lattcr's suicide
has been nrspited from imprisonment for
nine months because Of III health. lie will
return then 10 complete his thrc-year SEN
tcnce.
A man named Ritchcr LIVING near Geneva
Neb., went 90 sleep with lighted pipe In his
mouth while drunk. and the house with It's
seven inmates was burned.
A monument has been erected In Louis |
1IIe, Ky, TO the memory Of Jennie Bow
man, the domestic who was killed last year
while defending her employers house from
robbers.
Alex. Johns, n colorcd horse trainer OF
IIubbardston. Mich, and Ada Lybalt, 10
year-old white girl, who cloped last Wedncs-
day, have been arrested In Chicago and re-
turned TO Michigan.
A party Of twenty-five engineers are az
work around Joliet mapping out route for
the proposed lIennepin Canal.
Anna IIaight was granted decree Of d-
yorce at Fort Dodge, Iowa, Thursday, and
L..
assistance, and Mr.. IIaiglIt that was became
Mr. Noah Springer.
An incubation theorist al Jacksonville,
Fla, was not permitted by the Board Of
Health 10 perform AN autopsy on yellow
fever victim, with the object OF securing
virus for ipoculaton.
The new eases Of yellow fever at Jackson |
Vile, Fla, Friday, numbered twenty-five, |
while six deaths were reported. The weather
continues warm, but the disease has assumed
a mildcr phase.
The sem-annual Mormon Conference OPEN |
ed at salt Lake City, Utah, Friday.
Miss Ella Morgan, OF Decatur H., daugh- /
Ter Of Wabash conductor, Walter Morgan,
tried 10 climb over the bumpers Of two cuis
obstructing her way 10 school Friday morn |
ing. The train started suddenly and She fell |
fell on the track the ear crushing both her
legs, the injuries being considered fatal.
+. VI. Wheeler, Of Wesleyan University /
won first prize in the Illinois intercollegiate
orutorial contest at Champaign, ILL.,, Friday
evening. &. G. French Of Monmouth col I
lcge being given second place.
The monument TO the memory OF the Com |
fcderatc Brigadior General George +. Pickett
was unveiled at Gettysburg Friday.
During n wake al Racine. Wis. Thursday
night James Payton James Callahan, and
Mrs George Dincn, mourners, wcr1 poisoned /
by drinking cmbalming fluid, some ha,
ing been left by the undertaken in the bottom
OF glass, which they used i'm drilking beer.
PAXTON cannot recover
At De, Moines. Iowa, Thursday, In the
State Woman's Christian Tenn erance Union
convention, Mrs. j. Ellen Foster was re-
elected president by Do yoie,, against u for
Mr.. Carhart the c,xtlidate OF those who
wished 10 commit the organization 10 the
support Of the third party.
Receiver smith, Of the ira icr's Bank, OF
Chicago. pronounccs IL bad failure. He
would give no detailed statements OF assets
and liabilities. Joseph O. Ruttcr, the banks /
late President, died at o'clock Thursday
evening. Ills death was expected. II *
supposed that the determination OF the banks
condition will now be speedy, as the money
affairs Of the late Traders President were SO
closely connected with the bank, that set
Element Of the complications Of the latter
could not be made without an examination
OF Mr. Ruttcr's estate.
III. q. Andrews, az Waterloo, Iowa, Thurs
day, shot and seriously wounded his brother
in-aw Blufford Koerger. Andrews wife.
who married him In April, and left him four
weeks after, had brought suit for divorce and
Il was during call az her brothers house 10
live with him again, that he shot Koerger
At Adrian. Mich, Thursday, pickpockets
took advantage OF the immense crowd at
tractcd by the Blaine reception 20 ply their
trade Eight were arrested al the Wabash
depot, one who escaped shooting Under
Sheriff Frank Tcachout. John w. Postgatc,
Of the Chicago Herald, and two gentlemen,
understood TO be John Richie, OF the Assoc
ciatcd Press, Chicago, and FrdC &. Crawford,
OF the New York World, were run In ON
suspicion, but subsequently released.
Samuel Winsberg, a clothing dealer al No.
10 south Desplaincs street, Chicago and
Adolph Barllng a saloonist, were arrested at
Milwaukee, WIS.,, Thursday after they had
called az the American Express Office for
eighteen trunks that detectives had been
watching for several days. According TO the
confession Of the men Winsberg had bought
line dry goods on credit from J.. V. Farwell
q Co. and other Chicago merchants, and then
turned them over 70 Darling as security for
notes amounting to $4,000, which were
fraudulent, Winsbcrg having never received
any money Of Darling. Their arrest was due
to the suspicious OF a clerk OF Carpets, Hart
mann & Co, OF Milwaukee, who saw some
OF the trunks, which Wnsbcrg bought in
April and had not paid for, at the express
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