The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-10

has been suffering for some time with ner-
vous disorders On the above date he walked
10 school with his niece and has not becn
heard from since.
Charles simpson offers $50 for the re-
coyery Of the body Of his brother. n. J.
simpson, who was drowned Oct. llfh, az
Mackinaw City, by the cspsizing Of his boat
while ne was boarding the steamhargc sc.
Louis. Mr.. simpson was marine reporter
and Postmaster At that place.
The annual supply OF fall mud has PUT
In its appearance at the 500. In spite OF p,.st
experience with bottomless STREETS, the city
fathers OF that burg have not learned thar
clay makes muddy roads. The railroad
companies offered 10 haul gravel free II the
city would use IT, but the city would not.
Peter Mallcis. OF Mount Clemens, begins
suit by eapias against 4. II. Egncw. OF dhat
place, for $4,000 damages. The suit arises
out OF the frightening OF horse driven by
Mnilcis by the blowing Of the whistle OF his
steam yacht Roberts, resulting In the smash
ing OF the buggy and breaking Mr. Malieiss
arm.
I'm March, 1885, Andrew Hseeley was
killed by an accident la the Cleveland msnc,
and after innumeisible delays The verdict VI
the lower court OF $1,000 damages has been
affirmed by the Supreme Court. The vQrd;ct
and costs Will cost the company nearly tiO,-
900.
Captain Hill raised his nets near Che
boygan from eighteen fathoms Of water
and brought up the lower jaw OF a man with
teeth In perfect condition aud showing space
occupied once by false teeth. lie also saw
the body of man laying on bottom near
Bois Blanc Island In fifteen feet OF water,
but had nothing TO graphic IL, 80 IT was left.
--Anunlxnown woman walked on the west
bound Chicago & Grand Trunk train mile
east OF Bancroft. She stepped into the toilet
room OF the coach. and IL Is supposed walked
out through the wrong door and OF the plat
form. Her neck was broken by the fail.
She was through passenger from the East,
and as there was nothing about her clothing
10 lead 10 the Identification. The officials have
wired 10 the starting point.
some weeks ago Mrs. Warren Searls, OF
Battle Creek, had occasion Ia rise earlier in
the morning than her husband. As she did
so in hurry she stepped on one OF his legs.
He scrciIlncd, and jokngly protested that his
wife might as well have given him warn
ing II she had intended e. MAIN him for life.
But nothing more was thought Of the matter
until recently, when sore started on the
spot where Mrs. Searls' foot had pressed with
her whole weight. From this blood-potsoning
set In, and amputation was necessary.
Albert A. Shaver, ex-County Treasurer
OF Glare County, isundcr arrest on charge
Of appropriating between one thousand and
one thousand eight hundred dollars Of the
county funds during his term OF office la 1884.
The arrest il the result OF revival OF an OF l
muddle In the county's affairs. shaver, while
treasurer, on the night Of May IA, 1884. VA
found bound and gagged In his office, and de-
clarcd that he had been robbed OF $1,000 OF
the county funds. Ills story was not gener-
ally believed and & present arrest Is the ~
suli OF inyestigal las that have since been
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