The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-11-17
WEST AND SOUTH.

REFER MOVIE, OF W ohouA, Ill. m elderly on1
wealthy banker. I'D his wife. were muir
dered In their beds early Monday morning
by Charles l.. Burkhart, whose u, p-dnuqhter
Sally Ricbardson, was domestic In the
Howe family. Burkllart was suspected, and
discovering that he was being watched nc
committed suicide. Drunken spite at the
Howes for interfering with his plans for bis
step-daughicT. OF which several versions are
given, II supposed to have caused the crime
Charles w. Knapp, for thirty years bust
ness manager Of the 81 Louis Republican,
died Monday night. aged 20.
IL Il announced that A. l.. Bressler, son
OF a Detroit millionaire, Is In prison In Mu-
mich. Germany. lie was a second lieutenant
In the Michigan militia, and went abroad
three years ago for pleasure and TO study
the army. Il rumored that his offence Ia
securing money on false representations and
failure to pay bills. but the general impress
sion Is that he has been arrested as a spy,
as II Is known that he had secured inforina-
ton that would be- yaluablsto power I'M
friendly 10 Germany.
Mary Mntagh, aged 30 and John Donahoc.
aged SO, natives Of ireland. but for fifty
years residents Of Freeport, ILL.,, both died
sunday and were buried there Monday.
a report was received Monday morning
nj Gainesville, Texas, that Governor Guy,
OF the Chickasaw Nation. was assasslnated
Saturday night at TishomIngo, the capital OF
the Nation. Serious trouble is said to be
brewing.
Mrs. William Barr. OF Brazil, Ind, was
frightened 10 death by an explosion Of lire
crackers At Republican jolliicaton meeting
recently.
George Bridcnbaker, a farmer living near
centralia, H., fatally wounded his wife and
shot, but not seriously, his son and daughter
Saturday.
A company OF army officers and other Dig
nitares are exploring the battlefield OF
Chickamauga under orders from the war de-
partment.
Judge Brannon Of the district court nc
Davenport Iowa. has granted an injunction
To restrain II. lIaak from Using the labels OF
the Cigar-Makers' International Union, the
defendant not being member OF the organi-
zation.
Thomas Mackay, who murdered Frank
Day In front OF the Chicago Postotlice sun
day night, was held to await the action OF the
erand jury, at the conclusion OF the inquest
I, Friday.
At Peru. Ind, Friday, Frank Rowe, John
Carroll and John Ryan, charged with the
murder OF Andrew Morgan. Mt Nenia, Ohio,
while attempting to commit burglary, were
released owing 10 lack Of evidence. On a
requlsItion from the Governor they were
taken 20 GAINESVILLE, ohio, To answer 10
another charge OF burglary.
A dividend OF per cent, making5 per cent
for the year, was declared Friday by the G.
Il. and q. directors.
As "A result OF the Presidential election aud
a bet made on the result by John w. Conlow
aud Miss May Voight, Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
the two will be married before Christmas.
The Cairo, yincennes & Chicago Railroad
Company Is making arrangements 10 extend
It's line from Danyille, H., to Forrest on
the Wabash Railway, and by contract with
the latter road secure an all-rail connection
with Chicago.
The southern Immigration and Develop
mcnt Society, in session at Augusta, Ga, Fri
day, elected ID. Ii. Loyeman, Of Tennessee,
President.
An explosion In a coal mine near Pittsbufg,
Kan, Friday evening, entombcd 1853 men who
were at work li2 feet from the surface. II Is
feared that all persisted. A heavy storm
FRUSTRATED the wires and no further details
OF the horror can be had.
Thomas IL. White, Deputy United States
Mineral Surveyor was arrested at Deadwood,
ID. r., and held in 500 bond for perjury in
his official capacity.
Al Monrocvllle, Ind, Friday, John Lock-
lin, well-to-do citizen, was struck by
train and killed.
Snow fell all day Friday throughout Kan
sas and at Kansa, City, Mo. The fall was
the heaviest ever known at this season OF the
year.
Ed Hunter, Chairman OF the Iowa Demo
cratic tate Committee. was Thursday
placed under bonds, charged with brbing
John West 10 repeat" knowing he had
voted once In another township.
There were twenty-five new cases OF yellow
fever aud three deaths at Jacksonville, Fla,
Thursday. for the twenty-four hours ending
at p. m. Total eases, 4,4lO; total deaths, 373.
In the ease OF the CITY OF Madison, Wis,
against the Madison street Railway Com
pany, the supreme Court Thursday gave a
decision adverse TO the company, who failed
to comply with the ordinance In regard 10
the proper maintenance Of the streets.
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