The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-13
INDIANA.

An epidemic of typhoid-fcycr is raging
nj Montpelier.
-Silas Baldwin, n prominent business man
Of Elkhart, presented that city with soldiers
monument.
M. NJ. Kinds, n wealthy and very popu
lar young man of south Bend, was dsem
boweled by mad bull at his farm near town.
In hcad-cnd collision Of two freight
trains on the Nickel-Platc Road near Wabash,
several ears were badly wrecked, but no lives
were lost.
AT South Bend Frank KiZcr aud Joseph
schultz, who were implicated in the killing
Of Charles Zciter, have given themselves up
20 the authorities
An epidemic OF diphtheria with a fatality
81 - per cent, has brokon out at Indian
apois. The Board Of Health Is striving 10
conine IL TO the southwestern portion OF the
city.
Joseph Target, a miner, aged forty-tiye
years, fell thirty-five feet from the upper 10
the lower vein In a mine east Of Brazil. He
sustained serious injuries, from which he
cannot recover.
"A gas well with a capacity estimated at
1000 900 feet daily was drilled In at Sweetzer,
nine miles west of Marion. This makes
twenty-five natural gas wells drilled In this
county withouta failure.
--Wildan johnson, n well-known young
man living al Ossian, ten miles south OF Fort
Wayne, dropped dead nc that place. lie was
driving milk wagon at the time, and was
found in the wagon dead.
Mrs Jacob Frischmcyer, who lived twelve
miles east Of la Faycttc was thrown from a
wagon while returning % her home. Her head
struck a stone, and her skull was fractured.
Her injuries proved fatal
Richard Watson and John Hudson quar-
relied over the poisoning OF the formers dog
nc Judson. Hudson stabbed Watson 20 the
heart, killing him instantly. The murderer
was arrested and put in ule Jail at Rockville
Joseph Rhodes, OF Elkhart, aged B6 wears
died after remaining without particle OF
food for ten weeks and taking only a small
quantity OF wine or water ne "a time. lie Il
not known 10 have had any disease, but abso
lutely refused 10 eat.
AT Terrc Hauie, Professor Kilbourne,
music teacher, was shot I'm the shoulder by
two men who attacked him on his way home
There Is no clue 10 thcmen, but II Is supposed
they were waiting for the Prosecuting At
torney, who passed soon after.
Sylvester Grubb, who Killed his sweet
heart at the fair NJ Princeton. was brought 10
the State Prison South for safe keeping until
the time for his trial. The mob at Princeton
had arranged 10 hang Grub, and would
probably have carried out their plan had the
prisoner not been removed.
"A very dangerous and malignant}iIsease
supposed 10 be the Texas fever has developed
IN large herd OF cattle near Evansville on
the farm OF County Commissioner Bower
State Veterinarian Pritchard, OF indianapolis,
has been teegraphed for, and strict cattl5
quarantine declared. Stockmen are greatly
excited over the outbreak.
Adam Lchr, n well-known farmer Of
Center Township, went 20 a neighbor's
house for assistance In sickness. He raped
on n window and boy inside, who mistook
him for a burglar, fired n heavy charge Of
shot into his face. Both his eyes were torn
out and he was otherwise so badly injured
that he cannot live.
Edward Kennard, sevcn-year-old boy
OF Columbus, II suffering from peculiar
ease of blood poisoning. His father cut the
bows hair few weeks ago, and i'm doing sc
poisoned his calp with his finger nails. The
head soon became covered with sores and the
bones Of the skull have rotted. The boy Il
IN n critical condition.
AT Shelbyvillc Mrs. MollIe Corwln, whose
matrimonial experiences with six husbands
OF whom she divorced live, IL enjoying new
sensation by being made the defendant insteai |
OF the plaintiff In n divorce case, her husband
Jos. Corwin. having fled suit for divorce
accusing her 81 running of 10 Tennossses
with one Charles Suttles.