The diamond drill., 1890-06-28
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hundred rollers went OUT.
President Lambcrton announced his de-
cision In the niue recent hazing eases al i.e-
high University, Pa The ringleadcr il cx-
l,clIed outright two students stand sus-
pended for year, four for six months,
while two others have been released on pro-
bation.
Great damage has been caused near Park
crsburg, ". Va, by elond-bursf. All
crops, fences. barns aud "a large amount OF
stock have been washed away. Bnnnels
River aud Hughes River carried out every
thing IN their valleys. All bridges on the
Pessboro& 4 Harrisyillc Railroad have been
carried off, Thomas Finnell aud William
Thomas were drowned Ia the flood.
-Four lives were lost 10y the blowing up Of
the tug Alice +. Crane at brooklyn. As
lcep on the tug at tho time were Captain
sqlircs, George Rogcrs the cook, and a deck
hand, whose name Is not known. They
were killed outright The fireman bad at
tempted 10 get mp steam aud the boiler
burst. The fireman WAS killed. Mclthcn
Bailey, deck hand. was injured.
The body Of strange man was found In
Cromwell's lake at Highland Mills, near
Newburg. n. y.
one thousand employees OF the PATRON
struck against reduction OF wages.
Lewis A. Appel attempted suicide at Bal
tImorc by shooting himself.
The rescning party in the Dunbar mines.
Pennsylvania, has advanced iifty feet since
saturday. They arc still working through
heavy face OF slate aud may reach AN open
heading leading to the coal at any time.
There is not much hope that the liill farm
/.
President Mcncndcz, OF san Salvador, died
suddenly after the conclusion OF banquet.
During the excitement caused by the presi-
dents death, General Alarcial aud several
other officers were killed at the barracks.
General Carlos Ezcta, the leader OF The
forces, IL now IN command
The body OF Mrs. y. q. Hudson, the mo-
torious ceadsence woman, who comm tied
suicide In New York. lays unclaimed al The
morglc IN that city. Should no one call for
IL II viii be buried Ia the city cemetery.
A passenger train on the Reading road
was wrecked at Tuckerton station, Pn.
Lewis Heller, engineer, was killed, aud
Fireman George Hamilton fatally injured.
George Hamilton, baggage master, aud JOS
cph Burnham, the express messenger, were
severely bruised. Robert Cotton, "A parlOr
ear conductor, was slightly injured.
Prank Pierce, the notorious leader Of the
Polk County scarchcrs shot Terry Cham
bers. at Des Moincs la. The victim Is lying
very low from the effects Of the shot aud
there Is great excitement over the affair.
W. A. Blondin and -. w. Williams, OF
Cleveland. were struck by "a Lake shore
train and badly hurt.
qhc Canadian government viii remove the
export duty on logs II the iarn bill Is
passed by Congress liking the duty at II per
l,00o icef.
John Moss was shot aud fatally wounded
by hls brother-in-law. Morgan Dcnham. Ia a
quqrrcl over farm lands near Little Rock.
General Middleton ,ays the minister OF
militia has not ordered him TO pay for the
looted furs or resign. He i on good Terms
with the war Office.
A.pipe in the boiler of J. Edward Adj
dicks steam yacht, Now I'hen, burst wlnie
the boat was steMnlng of Claymont Del.
The two engineers and ilremcn were badly
burned.
Henry Drake was killed and two other
workmen seriously injured 10y the explosion
of a tank of ammonia IN lleitlcr a sons
pork packing establishment IN Hobokcn'
Nj.
The steamship sardonyx has been
wrecked on Queen Charlotte Island. Her
crew escaped.
Jennie Keller. aged thirteen, was killed
nt Nayang Falls, near Scranton. Pa, b,
falling over a precipice.
Theodore Oleson, a student at the Rock
Falls. Iowa schools, was drowned while
bathing In the river.
Il. NJ. Burns. physician In small
town twenty miles east OF Wichita, HAS.
was found In his bedroom with his throat
cut from car 10 car aud shot through ths
heart. lie was evidently murdered.
The first ease OF yellow fever this year
WAS reported from Brunswick, Ga. Rich
ard Glasgow, aged ~. was the victim.
Mrs. Catherine Baglcy. aged forty-scycn
resident of Columbus. O., lost her life IN
an attempt TO save that OF a pet poodle
The latter had run upon railway track
and a tram waJ approaching. Mrs. Bagley
seeing what danger her pet was In ran "a
the track. threw the dog out OF harms way,
but was struck by the engine aud mangled
beyond recognition.
o. T.. stickler OF HIllsdale, Mich. who
went West recently. was killed at Webster
Wash. by the explosion OF blast at .
quarry.
A passenger train on the Wabash was de.
rallied near silver City, Iowa Engineer
Rogrrson and the fireman were injured
the latter fatally.
A hurricane six miles south Of Avoca
"a, scattered Chris Young's barn over
hundred acres A board was blown through
the side Of his house. Much other damage
was done.
John Hitler. 40 years old, In the planning
mill where he was employed, was near cir
culsr saw which was IN operation. A slIyei