The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-03

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10 do everything possible 70 bring TO justice
ali parties guilty Of violating election laws,
and housc-fo-housc can,a~ses Will be made
BY the police TO verify the correctness OF the
registration.
The operations aud night Of Axworthy
have bankrupted the city OF Cleveland.
when the 5000 10 the vaults Is paid out the
city will be pennless. II II feared that Cleye-
land will also lose slls.oo0, the proceeds Of
bonds negotiated by Axwortliy In Boston
about September 18th.
Before the National w. c. r. u. at New
York, Tuesday. Mrs. Angie r. Newman
spoke on the condition of Mormon women In
Utah. She told OF two sisters, ~ aud IA
years old, with babes In their arms, who
were the wives Of their father; aud cited the
case OF man, who. besides his regular
spouse, had married his mother, his grand
mother, his daughter, and his granddaughter,
all OF whom are now living.
John ii. wilkins, q railway mail clerk,
was caught In the act Of opening q letter nj
Philadelphia, Monday, aud arrested. The
letter was addressed 10 Boston firm.
George Gordon, a tramp, who had regis
tered illegally al New York, was sentenced
Tuesday TO Sing Sing for two and one-half
years.
The steamship Atlas coilldcd with ferry
boat In New York harbor Tuesday afternoon.
aud sunk off the Barclay street ferry. Tugs
rescued the crews. The Atlas had Just ar
rived from the West Indies. with cargo OF
III 900 punches OF bananas. 100 tons OF log
wood, and miscellaneous freight.
Thomas Axworily, city treasurer OF Cleve-
ta.sa nt,to haa f.I laoxtuO eborfaUa ~
about 5000 600. Senator II. Ii. Payne and j.
IL. Wade, Jr., are on his bond for 100000,
and have attached his property. 1t l. report
ed that he was caught in Hutchinson's wheat
corner In Chicago, and that he lost heavily in
other speculatlons.
Mike Kelly, at a conference with the d.
rcctors. Tuesday night, accepted the position
OF Captain OF ia Boston nine next season.
The public schools OF Athens. Ohio, were
closed Monday on account OF the prevalence
OF diphtheria, there having been one death.
James Y. Bcdell. the real estate clerk OF
Shipman, Barlow, Larocque a. Mcfarland,
the New York law firm. who robbed his em-
pIoycr's clients Of S2ji,00o on fraudulent
deeds, was arraigncd Ia the Court OF General
Sessions Tuesday ON an indictment Of four
teen counts, pleading guilty OF forgery In the
Erst degree, and was reinandcd for sentence.
III related Of Ellington, the place near
liost6n where the late Colonel II. NJ. Pulsi.er
ended his career, that IL was the abiding place
OF Winsow, the swinder who fed 10 South
America; that there also lived Kenyon, the
defaultfng President OF the wrecked Pacific
Bank that William Gray, financial wreck
who killed himself, also resided there; and
that the nearest house 10 Pulsi'er's was oc-
cupied by man whose crooked ways recent
~ rendered flight necessary.
The American Missionary Association be-
gan at Providence, X. l., Tuesday It's forty
second annual meeting, the Rev. DR.. Arthur
Little, OF Chicago, preaching the inaugural
sermon.
William Council, Scranton, Pa, business
man, has been appointed by the lehigh Val
ley Railroad Company TO make all arrange
ments toward an amicabe settlement with
relatives or representatives OF those killed or
injured Ia the Mud Run disaster.