The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-13
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A fatally destructive hurricane m mo
north Of Italy did much damage at Beiluno
and destroyed bridges aud houses in the
Zolda Valley. Twenty-Five bodies have al
ready been recovered, and IL II feared that
the remains Of other victims OF the storm
still lie buried under the ruins OF dwell
ings.
Frank Wright was shot and probably III
tally wounded near Adrian Mo-, while driv-
ing home in buggy. The bullet passed
through his left arm and entered his breasLA
year ago Wright shot some young men who
were treating hlm TO q chariyarl, and II il
believed that the ssassiLation IL the outcome
OF that ARRAY.
Three British officers was stabbed at Glib
raltar In an ARRAY with Spanards. The
trouble arose from dispute over money
matters.
The first pillng was driven for the high
bridge between Clinton, Iowa, and the Hi.
nois shore. The work Will be pushed To
completion. the intention being 10 have the
bridge In readiness for travel next summer.
A mail sack full OF rihod letters has
been found In the kennebec River In thc
rear Of the Government buildings, Augusta,
Maine. stones had been placed in the bag,
but not enough 10 sink IL out OF sight The
letters all bore the receiving stamp OF the
Augusta office.
A large grindsione burst at the St john
pillow works, kalamazoo, Mich, and n piece
struck Conrad koplnau, killing HIM in
stantly. His face was crushed irightfully.
kopman leaves wife and seven children.
The stone had only been IN use week.
Thomas Is. Davis, aged years, jumped
into Wesley Briggs buggy in Chicago aud
started 10 drive. The horse ran away aud
the boy was thrown To the ground. lie re-
ceiyed severe internal injuries, winch proved
fatal.
frankie Coles, , years old, fell from the
third story Of her home In Chicago. Al
though the distance OF the fall was forty
live feet the child did not receive fatal in
juries.
Large quantities OF land I'm Kansas are be-
ing prepared for wheat n corn has become
too unreliable.
III. w. Laton was arrested at Des Moines.
Ia, on an Information hled 10y Ills employer,
III. X. Heath, charging him with embezzling
$1,000. Heath is proprietor OF an oatmeal
mill.
Fire in Philadelphia destroyed property
valued at over S200,0OO. The principal
losers are the Pyle nodler Company &c.
600; ii. Il. Milford, $4,000; John g.. See
miller, $4,000; Earl w. Eckcl, $1,000; &. |.
X G. Il. simmons, 5000, aud ID. u. Fuller,
100000 on building. The losses are about
one-half covered by insurance.
:. Hale found petrihcd baby while pros
pecting for zine near Nevada Mo- Ii was
well formed and its features were perfect
The large establishment known rs the
Rich grain dstillcry, Uniontown. Ky, and
which was purchased from John G.. Roach
q Co. several months ago by a Philadelphia
syndicate, was destroyed by fire. The loss
il estimated al $4,000. with small Insurance.
An epidemic has broken out at Maison
Blanche, in France, which Is alleged To be
due To the opening up OF the ground In the
search for the remains OF Count dc Mira
beau. Ten children have died.
Tue Touring mills OF H. ID. Lee Il Co.. ut
Bolton, Texas were burned. Loss, $4,000;
partially insured.
New York dailies are to begin the use OF
typescttiug machines. syndicate OF book
publishers have also made arrangements To
put fifty or u hundred typesetting machines
in cooperative Office, where all the body
matter OF cheap publications issued In New
York viii be turned out.
Charles stelnecke II wears old, and FL
bert IIutchlns, aged 10, quarreled IN Chica-
90. Steineckc fired at llutchns with an air
gun. striking him In the hip. lutchns re-
turned fire with Flobcrt rifle. Steinccke
received the charge in the left eye and died.
Hutchins was arrested.
Joseph ZachIstal, an architect, committed
suicide 10y shooting himself 1T a notorious
house In Chicago. Zachstal came 10 the
house at night aud Ia the morning cent his
companion, n woman named Lille llamil-
ton. after beer. When she returned sho
found Lachistal lying on the bed dead with
builct-wound In his temple.
The latest case OF disturbance raised by
cattlcmen on ocean steamers was on the
ocean steamship Amsterdam. There were
sixteen la tnis crowd, and their actions were
so outrageous that some steamship COM
panies have decided not TO ship any more OF
them rs passengers.
Charles V. Kelley. when attemp,in. to
board tram ut the Illinois Central railroad
crossing at south Chicago. Ia. fell under
the wheels and was probably fatally injured.
Ethel Curtis, nineteen years old, type
writer aud stcnographer, was smokinga Gig
arctic ia bed at her home In New York.
She fell asleep, the cigarette dropped from
her hand and ignitcd the bed clothing, and
the girl was terribly burned about the body.
She died OF her burns at Bellevue Hospital.
News has been received OF big fight be-
tween Armenlans and gendarmes at Baghtl-
chadiik, Turkey. Five gendarmes were
killed. Troops have been sent 10 assist the
gendarmes.
Joseph 4. Welch. OF Quincy, Mass. has
been arrested charged wills causing the rail-
road wreck at that place Aug. 10.