The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-26
INDIANA.

Charles Stephan, shclbyville, died
from the effects of IN injury received In get
ung OIL train.
Fire entirely destroyed W. III. Hopes
-four mill at Laporte, at a loss OF $4,000; In
SUI ed for 10000.
AT Evansville, the Rev. Charles oskins,
OF Lincoln, was killed by train while at
tempting TO cross the track.
Mrs. Ann Tycr, OF Wabash, over 100
years old, fell down celler, receiving seri-
Gus and probably fatal injuries
Daniel Walters, citizen Of Fort Branch,
a village seven miles south OF Princeton,
committed suicide by hanging.
Daniel j. Walter, an old and wealthy
citizen OF Fort Branch, committee suicide
by hanging himself with a plow line.
George Pesey, thirteen-y e ar-old horse
thief, was arr estcd at Marion for steeling a
horse form Jesse johnson. The prisoner adj
mits ms guilt.
AT Laportc, Mr.. John Swancburg died
from injuries received In n runaway, In
which John Lonn and his brother were also
seriously injured.
While riding through piece OF timber
near Seymour during storm, Cassius Dick
crson was struck by falling tree, which
fatally injured him. His horse was instant-
ly killed.
"A farmers wife, Mis-. Jonas Horst, fell
dead az the funeral of re alive near Goshen.
She was watching tho coffin as II was being
lowered, and wit. out warning dropped dead
across the grave.
--Enoch McMahar, n wealthy flrmer OF
Madison County, and hired man named
Treat were burned 10 death In their beds.
They were alone In the house. Fire caught
from the stove and they were suffocated.
AT Jacksonville, George Coatney, while
I'm Sam Longs saloon. got into fight and
cut Sam Long and Jack Delaney and stabbed
81. hubby" Carroll. The men may die.
Coatney was lady hurt but ,scapcd.
john ID. Clark. OF Seymour, sued the
Pennysylyanil Railroad Company for S20-
900 for damages sustained by his little daugh-
ter Bertha In having both hands cut OF by
moving car, under which she was caught at
a crossing while attempting 10 pass NOV
Ing train.
&C. G. Highland, late superintendent
OF the Mississenwa Gas Company, Of Marion,
jumped the State 10 avoid his creditors Be-
ing about TO move out OF the State, his
household goods were attached and capias
was issued. The last heard from him he was
in Ohio. Highland has hitherto borne q
good reputation.
Mrs. Ada A. Jordan, Al years old, wife
OF Thomas Jordan, grain dealer Of Indi-
annapolis, administered fatal dose OF poison
10 their 4-ycar-old child aud then cut her
own throat with n razor. Both are dead.
The woman was partially demcnted, aud
her iniirmity was intensified by excitement
over Christian science. OF which she was an
ardent student She attended course OF
lectures In Chicago and returned 10 Indian.
apolls only month or two ago.
j. A. Hall was arrested az Fort Wayne,
and officers from Ottawa, Ohio, identified
him ms professional leather tl.icf, WHO has
been carrying OF n systematic robbery OF
tannaics In Defiance, Putnam and Vanwort
counties, Ohio, for long time, and cluded
detection. The capture IL Considered very
important, and will reveal numerous rob-
berries OF huge dimensions Hall Il a resi-
dent OF Biigcyille, Mich, where ha former
ly owned tanncry.
LEONARD Powell, ono Of tho weaIthicst
farmers OF the county. living six miles east
OF ShclDyville. Is suffering terribly from a
bite inflicted by his dog. The brute was
run over by the wagon driven by Ne.
Powell. and crawled under the barn, ~
back being broken. While trying 70 pail
the dog out IL sunk its fangs into his right
hand. tie teeth meeting, and died without
letting go. The brile's jaws wcro unloosod
with great difficulty, and Mr. Poweips hand
and arm are terribly swollen, and blood
poisoning Is feared.