The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-31


first supposed 10 be Tascott, who murdered
Millionaire SMELL, has been identified as that
OF james c. Merely, a clerk at -. Paul.
MINI.
The fail OF snow during Sundays storm In
the Aberdeen Cd. IT, district was twenty
two inches on the level.
Mr.. w. q. Goudy, OF Chicago. reached
Washington Monday night. and II is rumored
that President Cleveland wishes 10 consul
him on the question OF the Chief Justiceship.
Mr.. Goudy had conference with Congress
man Il. w. Townshend.
The father Of Miss Fellows, reported as en-
gagged 10 the Indian Chaska, scys his daugh-
ter wrote him that she was about 10 marry
Mr.. samuel Campbell, who has a slight trace
OF Indian blood in his veins, from which
source sprung the story that she was 10 wed
the full-blooded Sioux.
A temporary writ OF injunction was served
on Governor Larnlbee and his Executive
Council Monday. restraining them from AZ
sessing the property OF the Pullman Sleeping
and Dawing-room Company used on Iowa
lines. The injunction will be argued In the
United states Circuit Court at ST. Louis
April ~.
In the United States Court In Chicago, the
Chicago and Rock Island company fled a
bill charging the Burlington with trying 10
take advantage OF the strike and form COM
blnation OF all the western roads TO promote
the railroad trust Some OF the allegations
border on the sensational, and they will be
heard In time.
At Omaha Friday the -. Paul and Omaha
Road began moving Burlington ears for the
first time since the beginning of the strike.
The Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy strike
took a new phase Friday night when meet
ing Of the switchmcn's Union was held In
Chicago, and it was decided 10 call out all
the switchmen In the employ of that COM
pany in that city. At the same time other
meetings were held along the lines, and rs a
consequence all the night swltchmen EN-
ploycd by the Burlington on its main lines
and branches went out at midnight
Fifty citizens of Aurora, ILL.,, in a petition
To the Board OF Railroad Commissioners Fri
day, stated their belief that engineers unfit
and incompetent 10 perform their duties
were running trains through that place,
thereby endangering the lives aud property
OF patrons, and asked an investigation.
AT -. Joseph, NO., FRIDAY morning.
Thomas Brown, new Burlington engineer,
In going to the romd-house and passing a
crowd of strikers and their sympathizers,
was struck on the head with blunt in-
strumcnt by some one In the crowd, whose
identity IS still unknown, and can not re-
cover .
Two New York pilot boats, containing
four pilots and ten sailors, have been missing
IA. ufn "a k.Ifa oil q hat
all persisted.
The Franz Brewery, at sloux'City. Iowa,
managed by John Arcnsdori nj the time OF
the IIaddock murder, was leased Wednes-
day, 10 be used as a butter and egg depot
A hurricane Tuesday night at Calhoun,
Ga, unroofed every structure IN town and
destroyed several buildings, including the
Baptist and Methodist Churches. Four or
live persons were wounded, and numbers OF
cattle were killed.
II is reported from Duluth, Mimi, that
McGarigle, the Chicago boodler, was In that
city last Friday, where lac was seen by Board
Of Trade and newspaper men.
At Port Byron, Ill, Tuesday, DIR. Merri-
man was called TO attend n patient OF DIR.
Morgan, who, coming In, ordered that DIR.
Merriman be ordered 10 leave. DIR. Merri-
man left, but only Ia get whip, with which
he gave DIR. Morgan terrible thrashing.
James Lapp, OF Goodland, Ind, was ar
rested in Logansport Ind, Wednesday. on
the charge OF passing counterfeit g. silver
certificates TO the amount OF 100000.
There Is general feeling in city OF Mex
leo banking and financial circles that the loan
OF f3,6o0,000. placed Monday with Berlin,
Paris and Amsterdam bankers, insures pros
porous times for some years to come. The
government can now meet It's obligations and
have a surplus for public Improvements.
The defalcation OF James w. Tate, Treas
urer OF Kentucky. is now placed between
$4,000 and 100000. The Legislature has
impeached Tate and offered reward Of S5,-
600 for his apprehension.
Brother Philip one OF the founders OF the
Trappist Monastery at Vernon Township.
Dubuque County, Iowa, died Monday night,
aged 70.
q. N. Shaw. part proprietor and formerly
managing editor Of the Pittsburg Dispatch,
died Tuesday, aged 40, alter a prolonged
illness.