The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-12

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wn not carried out. The prisoners. Il Il
stated. succeeded I'm making their escape.
The cause OF the excitement T. that the me-
groes IN that vicinity have assembled In con-
siderable numbers and threaten vengeance
About fifty W,nchestcrs rifles were sent
from Ibis place to Arcoa this morning. A
train has been hfld In readiness all day and
on receipt Of the inst news 81 danger The
sou Irons, under command OF Capt. :. Earls,
Will leave for that point.
The new Christian church az Keokuk, Ia,
was dedicated yesterday.
Horatio ~. Powell OF Muskegon, Mich,
died Saturday at Pontiac, Mich.
David Is. sharp, boot and slos dealer. OF
Iogansport. Ind, has failed. Asset, $1,000;
liabilities, $4,000.
Mr.. A. G, Rishel. wife OF A. &. Rishel.
principal OF the Gibson City (lll.) public
schools, died Saturday morning.
James Robinson, young farmer near Col
umbus, Ind. killed himself with poison on
ccount OF unreqnitted love.
DIR. l.. A. Hall has rendered his resignation
~ pastor OF the Baptist church of Mason
City. Ia. IL Is understood that he has nc
ceptcd call at Beatrice, Neb.
Edward Matcliett, formerly brakeman on
the Cincinnati, Wabash A. Michigan Rail-
road, has secured verdict at Wabash for
81 900 for injuries sustained In an accident
about year ago.
Friday afternoon Young man named Ar
ney, living near Waterloo, Ia, was working
with power wood-sawing machine, when
pulley burst, and piece struck him in the
face, breaking his neck.
The Church OF God new bethel erected
nc Milmine, ILL.,, was dedicated recently.
The address was delivered at II "A. m. by the
Rev. J. n. III. Latchan, President OF Findlay
College, OF Findlay, Ohio.
Proceedings for breach OF promise have
been begun against VI. c. Moore, a lawyer OF
Wyandotte, Kas., and who formerly resided
In this city, by well-known Young lady Of
Carlyle, TO whom Mr. Moore Is sad to have
been engaged for some time. The case prom
Uses to excite considerable interest
Edward Matchett OF Marion, Ind. forme r
~ brakeman on the Cincinnati, Wabash 4
Michigan railroad, secured verdict here
yesterday morning for $4,000 for injuries
sustained in an accident year ago. He asked
for $40, 600.
The escaped forger, III. III. Harris, who
fed from the Circuit Court room In Deca-
iur. ILL.,, last October before the sehtence
OF six wears nc Joliet could be pronounced
by Judge Hughes, was caught yesterday az
Hoton. Kas., by Marshal Mason. who has
been searching for INN since his escape.
The verdict OF the jury had been read In the
presence OF Harris, who quietly walked out
OF the courtroom with the crowd and has
since been ~ liberty. lie was convicted for
swinding farmer in the old-fsshioned hay
fork deal.
Henry III. Scott, ex-mayor OF Hinchley,
Mimi, who shot and instantly killed II. X.
| Irwin, NOV. %, was found guilty OF muir
| der IN the second degree late last night and
| to-day Judge Crosby sentenced him 10 serve
| q life sentence az saltwater. When asked II
| he had anything 20 say scott replied, the
| tears trickling down his cheeks: Il would
| rather have a rope around my neck than TO
lay one word TO disgrace my family" When
| hc shot Irwin through the head he charged
Dim with alternating his wifc's affections,
| Scott was one OF the most popular men OF
this section. having three times served rs
sheriff OF Pine county and hal just surrend-
cred the Office OF mayor when he took
| Twins life. He was taken 10 prison this af-
| crnoon. but a new trial viii be asked for.
| Deputy sheriff schultz, Paramount, H..
returned today from Osccoa, Neb., with
| William Parrish, the i5-year-old boy burglar
who. with Frank Jacobs. aged II. committed
a bold burglary here a few week ago. Jacob
was arrested at the time and confessed, but
Parrish escaped with the aid Of his father,
who is n wealthy gran-dcaler. Young Par
IRISH was arrested az his brothers home, near
| Oseo.a.
Aaron Robertson, son OF a wealthy farmer
at Columbus. Ind. committed suicide by
| taking morphine. lie left a note saying he
was satisfied that this country was not the
| place for him.
| William johnson was arrested nj Danyilic,
| ILL.,, and brought 20 Labanon, Ind, on
| charge OF taking horse from his cousin,
| George Johnson. The Harrison Township
| lIorsc-rhicf Detective association followed
him and succeeded In locating him with the
horse at Danville.
Mr. Joseph Linninger, who lives about
twenty miles northeast OF Wabash, Is pro-
| prictor Of a skunk ranch probably the only
| one In the state. Mr.. Lininger established
"skunkery" lase spring with only few an
| imals. and now there are nifty In the corrcl
| The skunk i an animal easily raised and n
| quite valuable for It's oil and fur. The skin
| Is worth from - cents 10 $3.50, and the yield
Of oil II about the same value.
Henry Mish died az the County Hospital
IN Chicago recently from injuries said TO
have been received In quarrel with his
fathcr-in-lawA. +. Britten, Christmas. The
men lived together at No. 1887 WcstTwclfth
street. IL l. claimed that Mish was trying
TO force an entrance into his fathcr-in-law's
room and was struck on the temple with a
hatchct. officers were looking for Britten
yesterday, who had been discharged for want
OF prescott ON. The men were dog-catchcrs
and came here from -. Louis last May.