The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
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IfufauOn, txpireu mondAy OF bohfN hIaih
near Phenixville, Pa. lie was 63 years OF
age, and one Of the bestrknown Lutheran
ministers In America
Ascending Cashier William II. smith, OF
Erie freight house, Mansfield, who was sup
posed 10 have fed with Erma Kress 10 Mexi-
20 or Canada, instead deserted her In Column
bus, where sh. was arrested, aud on nforma-
ton from her smith was followed TO Tyrone,
Pa, and arrested there.
A youth entered the Quebec Bank at Mon
trcal Monday with n soap-box under his arm.
Placing the box on the floor he reached over
railing, graspcd bundle Of billscontaining
$1,000 placed them In the box, and walked
on with the money. The clerks were 20
amazed nj the proceeding that they failed TO
give warning Ia time, and the boy-thief es-
saped.
ID. ID. &. Burlington, OF Columbus, o., an
invalid, who arrived At Saratoga springs last
Friday with his wife from North Adams.
Mass, and made AN unsuccessful attempt 10
commit suicide, shot hInselfin the head Mon
day, innicting mortal wounds.
William Nowlan, OF Boston, whose brother
I'd was hanged two years ago for numbering
Milkman Goldman, his employer, was arrested
thursday night on information that he was
plotting similar deed against his employer,
Mr.. Russell.
James Is. Caunce, defaulting book-keeper
OF the Dolphin Manufacturing Company OF
Patterson and New York, Is assisting in the
examination OF the books, and II Is thought
that his deficit may not exceed 5000, the
greater part OF which he spent on a French
woman In New York. IL Is feared that
aaunce's wife, who is an invalid, will not
survive the shock.
IN fsI
Philadelphia, s; Chicago, 3 New York, 10;
indianapolis, Washington Detroit o.
Boston defeated PIttsburg twice-S to 0, and
4to1.
In the United States Circuit Court NJ Phil
adelphia Thursday jury brought In YER
diet Of Gas. 10 in favor OF John Wanamaker
In his suit against Collector OF Customs Cad
wailader Ia recover duties claimed TO have
leen levied i'm excess on silk ribbons. The
plaintiffs claim was that the goods should
lme been classified as hat trimmings, on
which the duty Is 20 per cent, while the duty
levied was 30 per cent.
Wednesday night at Buffalo Mrs. Henry A.
Durfce was horsewhipped by Mrs Frank
johnson, who claimed that her victim was
cndeavoring TO enticc Mr.. johnson from his
domestic allegiance. Mrs Durlee also has
husband.
lire which broke out Thursday morning
on the steamer IIayis al Green Point y.
spread 10 other vessels and Ia the standard
oil Works. Six iiremen were badly injured
by explosions OF oil, OF which 1900 barrels
were consumed. Five vessels were partly
burned. The total loss |, about S3OO,OOO.
Guiscppi Carus Count iii Montcrcole Of
Italy, and Miss Virginia Knox, OF Pitts
burg, were married nj that city "Wednesday
with civil, Catholic aud Protestant ceremo-
mics. They started at once for Italy,.
AT the National encampment OF the Union
Veterans Union ut Mckecsport, Pa, Wcdnes-
day, Robert Alton, OF Washington, was
elected Commander-in-chicf.
A train returning from an excursion at
IIazelton, Pa, was wrecked "Wednesday
evening near Penn Haven, the ears being piled
I'm a shapelcss mass. The exact number of
the victims is not known, but IL Is yariously
reported that from - 10 80 persons have been
killed.
Al New York "Wednesday James +. Bedell,
the law clerk who swindled clients Of his en-
blowers, Shlpman, Barlow, f.arocque 4
thoate, by forged mortgages, was indicted
for forgery In the first degree.
William Craig, am employee Of the Day
ton and Michigan Railroad, was arrested AT
Lima, Ohio, "Wednesday, charged with hay-
inc broken into and robbed the safe Of Frank
Rener. of Scott, Ohio, OF $4,000 last August.
Herman and Frederick Deering, twin
brothers, 8 years OF age, travelling alone,
arrived at New York "Wednesday from Liy-
crpooI. en- route TO ST. Louis, where their
parents now live.
Mary Griffin, aged IS, died OF voluntary
starvation "Wednesday In the alms-housc at
Meridian, Conn. She took nothing but water
for hfty-hve days.
During the year ended June 80 last the
Western Union Telegraph Company earned
Su9,7i1, 1853, while It's expenses, not includ-
ing the dividend, interest, and sinking fund
account were si4,640,6o2.
A denial comes from Boston Of the story
that Laura schirmer, once leading singer OF
that city, had been an inmate OF the harem OF
the Sultan Of Turkey and had been poisoned
by his orders. A letter was received from
Miss schirmer by her mother In Boston less
than two weeks since.
A. II. Starr, Superintendent Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne a Chicago Railway, has
been arrested In Pittsburg on a charge Of be-
ing criminally liable for the death Of Harriet
wcynan, killed at crossing year ago.
The engineer Of the train was also arrested.
Both gave bail.
The American Flint Glass union, which Il
lighting the Rochester, Pa. Tumbler Com
pany, proposes 10 reduce wages Of employees
working for union firms so that these firms
may underscll the Rochester company. The
loss In wages will be paid by the union.
The Rev. Edward Towne. who sued scrib-
ncr Bros. for breaking contract for work
done ON the Encyclopaedia Britannica" la,
received verdict Of $500.