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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
Domcsiir 5iiuatlons Wantee
Females.

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~ Chcc, city 0r country. Can MIS-
MALMBGflf. 35g tth-alr., between 2oth
and 10Th t.. over but,n,r store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

COOK.-By young American woman as
u nr,t-cl1-- COOK for private family or
mall hotel neat and economical best refer
rhtn- Win Mrs. ny l.ER. 1os 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

4 TOWN THREATENED BY A DANGER
Gus M0NoMANIAc.
Students Hurt Ending Long Past
Dashed Through "a street Car-o;her
Ieieeraphlc Clicks.


That Davenport la. contains aono-
maniac and that his mania Is one dangerous
TO the community II evident Incendiary
hrcs have become so common as TO fill the
sity with alarm. Al least ten hlazcs can be
traced 10 lire bugs. -Four OF these occurred
la two DAYS. The first OF the fires was dis
covered IN wooden building adjoining one
Of the largest grain elevators OF the city,
Finch A Hay wards, but the flames
were extingulshed before serious damage
was done. A little over a year ago the same
elevator was burned down, the fire being al
80 OF an incendIary origin. The other morn
ing the fremen were called 10 another IRE
started In frame building adjoining an al
ley. This had hardly been eNtnguished
when another alarm was sent In for a lire In
building on the same alley little farther
west. The blaze h"l been started In some
shavings and was mounting upward az "A rap
III rate when the tlremen reached IL. At the
same time fire was discovered in she'd be-
hind and dangerously near the Farmers
Hotel. All OF these bls.es were extnguished
before they had done any considerable dam
age. AT i:20 the fifth aud last fire for that
night broke out IN long shed belonging to
Charles Decker. Next morning the work
was renewed, and four barns. were burned
with their contents, including four horses
which persisted IN the flames. The loss was
about $1,000 The mayor has offered re-
ward OF $500 for the arrest and conviction OF
the incendiary, and 10 this has been added a
reward OF 500 offered by the fire insurance
companies. An extra force OF police has
been sworn Ia and thorough patrol OF the
the city ordered la hopes OF catching the IN
cendiary al work
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
Rohhed Of nearly 81 500.

John Mullaly, an old man from Cleveland,
o., was the victim OF the worst ease OF high
way robbery that has occurred I'm Chicago
for many months.
The old gentleman was on his way TO Colo
RADIO Springs. where ne intended 10 embark
in small business. lie arrived i'm Chicago
with Sl,S00 In his pocket. Wishing To see
something OF the city, he left so at bis hotel,
and walked into the leyee district with the
remainder OF his fortune about his person.
An unknown woman accosted him and
enticed him into basement saloon where
she proceeded 20 pinion Mr.. Mullaly 10 a
chair. When he became resigned to his posi-
ton, the woman quietly appropriated the
large roll OF bills and disappeared. The
chances are that she will be playing the
races before LONG.
The Ohio man complained TO the bartcnd-
er. The white-aproned gentleman solemnly
swore his saloon was as respectable ~ q
temperance ball and hurled the stranger out
into the street, where the police afierwarrl
found him.
Captain Mclaughlin detailed twenty men
10 ascertain the whereabouts OF the woman.
She Will undoubtedly be captured before the
money Is all spent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
because lie Had ritz.

Alice Williams. little girl whose father,
is negro yOodoo doctor. of Columbus. o..
and her mother a white woman, reported TO
the police that She had seen Martin Bryan
and her mother Kill Elmer Bradford, lit
tie boy aud the stepson Of Bryan. and then
carry his body TO Alum Creek. where II wa
buried along the banks. The police credit
the story, but thus far have been unable
To lind the body Of the child or otherwise
fully verify the girls story. Botn BRYAN
and thcWllliams woman were arrested. Next
day another arrest was made by taking into
custody William Baily, man who has been
making his home NJ the house OF "Dr."
Williams, where the murder il said 10 have
been committed. Williams isavcry ignorant
negro. His wife Is white woman and Is
described by the neighbors rs yeritable
virago. The persons arrested are all kept
closely confined and reporters are not al.
lowed 10 interview them. 10 l. the theory
OF the policedhat the Willanses were hired
by Bryan, the boys -tepfalher. 10 make way
With him, as lie was subject 10 tits and b
great care, giving them Ia consideration $50,
or half the Insurance he had taken on the
bows life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

A broken wheel caused the Northwestern
passenger from Frceport TO jump the track
near Rockford. ILL., while running ~
speed OF forty-iye miles an hour. The
train plowed along over the earth and ties
for nearly 200 feet aud then the engine ran
upon an embankmeni 90 the Mouth, the head
trucks came out aud the engine crashed over
on It's side. mass Of ruins A gang OF SEE
ton men were working about two hundred
feet from the point where the engine
left the rails, and before they could
get away the train had run them down
and toppled over on them. The entire
train was wrecked and the en-
gneer and four of the section men
were killed outright The fireman. two
section men and some Of the passengers
were injured. The victims are: Edward
Blaisdell, of Frecport engineer. killed; Au-
gust Strom, Wlnnohago, killed; Johannes
Nillson, Pocatonica. killed; Nils Anderson,
Pecatonica, killed; win Anderson, VIM
nebago killed; VIII seeker, fireman, head
badly cut.
The section men stepped aside Ia allow the
train 10 pass, when they discovered that the
train was OFF the track and the engine was
crashing down upon them nc lightning
speed. In an instant four men lay dead In
their tracks, covered with splinters, chunks
OF coal and pieces OF iron. Part OF The gang
ran up the north bank and escaped. Those
that ran 10 the south ran almost under the
engine IN their panic. The engineers skull
was crushed and piece Of wood pierced
the brain. The fireman, viii Seeker was
grooming with pain and his head was cut
and filled with CRIME and dirt Not pas
senger was injured, and though shaken up
they were not thrown from their seats. The
front trucks OF the engine lie almost buried
out OF sight in the earth. Thirty feet far
Their on lies the engine, smashed and twisted
into scrap-iron. A barbed wire fence di-
yides the track and road and against this
several OF the workmen ran in their haste.
One man tore through H. cutting an ugly
cash the entire length OF his leg.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
Made Her having Maniac.

A horrible outrage committed In the heart
OF the residence portion OF Minneapolis has
just come TO light. A brute entered W. l..
smiths residence at night during Mir.
smith, absence from the city. lie blew out
the light and entered the room OF Mrs.
Smith. The woman, who had a four-wecks-
old babe at her side, fought desperately, but
the brute bruised her neck and breast terri
bly, and struck her TO the floor Fearing
that her screams would bring in the neigh
bors, he finally fled. taking only her gold
watch and chain. Mr.. smith returned. ana
In the midst Of the wite's recital 10 him she
suddenly became n raying maniac and flew
al his throat imagining him TO be her assal-
ant. There Is the widest excitement la the
ncighborheod aud should the man be caught
he would be lynched on sight.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
SAD unin nrr comm.

The wife OF John korb, aged forty, liyln
on The river road, near Four Mile, n.y. was
TO ali appearances dead after long spell OF
sickness. The body was prepared for burial.
and while tho pall-bearers were carrying
the casket from the church they heard
noise inside the coffin, and upon removing
the lid the woman was found 10 bc alive,
but too weak TO speak.
The greatest CONSERVATION among reia-
tves and others In attendance ensued.
When the woman opened her eyes women
screamed aud ran about as IL demented-
Some tainted. Many of the men lost their
presence OF mind. and II was only when the
woman sat up that aid was extended. Sue
could not speak and was evidently fright
cncd az her situation. She was taken into
the church and made comfortable while a
physician was sent for. Before he arrived
the woman moaned, started 10 nm upright
position. and fell back dead.
The physician on arrival pronounced her
dead. aud she was buried at once. There IS
much excitement in the ncighborhood and
many believe she should not have been
hurried
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
MADE A COSTLY ERROR.
SAT UP IN HER C0PFIN-NADE A
RAyING MANIAC.
Rioting In Matne-other Electric Flashes
aud Cream of the News from All
Points OF the Compass


A construction train collided with a
freight train on the 81. Louis, heoknk a.
Northwestern on curve about TIVE I've
miles south OF Hannibal, No., and twelve
ears were wrecked. Fireman Arthur Tay Tor
and Berry Nelson were scalded TO death.
Engineer Louis Carver was injured about
the hips aud arms. Engineer Fitzpatrick
jumped and escaped with slight injuries.
Conductor Omar Lemons. slightly injured
internally. and head Brakeman Tucker Was
seriously hurt.
An error OF Train Dispatcher Davidson,
said 20 be his first in twelve years, caused
the wreck. He AZ once resigned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
Eleven riremen nndIy injured.

While iiremen were engaged In Phladcl-
phia in extnguishing fire In small frame
building the flames reached the storage
basin. In which were twelve barrels Of
gasoline. A terrific explosion followed aud
eleven OF the fremen were caught in q
shower Of burning oil aud were badly
burned. some OF them will probably die
from their injuries. The names OF the in
lurcd men are: William Mcconnell, Will
lam llclrick, John IIillman. John Warm
nick. Thomas Guina. Thomas Smythe.
James Russell, David Patterson, samuel
Graham, Robert Burns. and Joseph Me-
quad. The fire Is SAID 10 Lave originated
from a spark from tho pipe OF careless en-
ploye
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

a brutal aud unprovokcd assault on 4
little boy 40 the carousscl at Cornell street
and Milwaukee avenue, Chicago. almost per-
ciptated a lynching bee which the police
for time seemed almost powerless 10 pre-
vent.
Edward Elliott, li-year-old lad. in some
way incurred the dIspleasurc OF John
Kruger, the ticket takcr, and the little fcl-
low was subjected TO a terrible beating at the
hands Of the burly brute. When the boy ap-
peared outside with his head bleeding from
anumber Of ugly gashes a crowd OF iufuri-
atcd citizens gathered about the entrance
and endesvored 20 wrcak summary ycrgc-
anco ON the boys assallant.
At this jnncture Mrs. Elliott, the boys
mother appeared on the scene with a horse
whip, and while the crowd held Kruger the
woman piled the whip about his head aud
shoulders until he begged for mercy. The
boy, who was not seriously inlnred, was
taken TO his home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
Dashed through the car.

A runaway horse dashed into AN open
street ear at Fall River, Mass, drawing a
delivery wagon alter him aud passing clear
through the car. Wood and iron work on
the ear Was badly damaged and several pas
scngcrs were severely injured. Jennie
Burke. George ~. Paceoud aud Mrs. Rice
were thrown out ~ the ear 10 the ground,
the young lady being hurled twenty feet,
and when picked up she was thought 10 be
dead. She II injured internally. Paccoud
II In dangerous condltos, aud Mrs Rice
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

The massacre OF q party OF government
surveyors by Indians j. reported from the
upper Green River country Colorado. A
party OF Indians that had become intoxical-
ed on whiskey furnished by ranchmen came
TO the government surveyors camp 10 de-
mand more. Their requests for liquor were
denied, and In revenge they attacked the
party. killing Engineer Crittenden, chief Of
the THIRD division OF the government survey,
aud Chainbcarers +. w. Timberlake George
Woods and Henry Oycrmcyer Jesse Lee.
assistant engineer, was left upon the field
for dc9i, but recovered sufficiently to get to
neighboring ranch, where he now lie, In a
precar lous condition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
killed the bridge Jumper.

Dan Wilcox Owed from the middle span
OF the Louisville Il Nashville Railroad
bridge. Half way down hc turned and
struck the water Hat OF his chest lie was
taken out OF the water and walked uncon-
cerncdly 10 his home two blocks away. A.
he stepped inside the door he gave gasp
and died. The doctors found that his liver
aud stomach had been rupturcd aud other
internal organ, torn from their places. viii
cox was thlrty-hyo years old, aud within
eight years had rescued twenty-four per-
sons from drowning. lie bud been drink
ing all morning and made the dive because
hc was bantered. The river is III fest be-
month the bridge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

Tommy sutton, after living without solid
food for nnetv-siN days, died at Dubuque,
Ia. During all his fast his only Sustenance
was soda water. Previous 10 the death OF
the boy council Of physicians was held.
and all united IA pronouncing Il case OF
paralysi, OF the stomach aud bowels. some
years ago the lad suffered fall and was
never 10 perfect health thereafter. Ninety
six days ago his stomach refused all solid
foods and soda water was the only liquid he
could retain. Ills sufferings were intense
and ne bore them uncomplainingly until
death came 20 his relief. Physicians pro-
nounccd the ease one OF the most remarks
lie on record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

There wa, serious rot at Ellsworth,
Me-. between several hundred lumhermen
and the employees OF circus that struck the
town. The fighting was OF the most desper.
ate nature and more than a score OF men are
under surgical treatment. The mayor sent
10 surrounding towns for assistance, the To-
cal police being unable 10 stop the lighting.
A big company Of special police was organ
lied and, with Winchester repeating rifles.
bore down upon the mob. Nobody was
killed outright, but many were seriously in
iured IL is feared that the trouble viii bo
renewed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
rhrnshed b, ml. MIC. Die nrother

EX-Councilman Henry c. Moffctt wore
out a stout horsewhip on John Tomlin. his
brothcr-in-law, at Camden, n. J. A few days
ago Tomlln knocked his wife down, choked
her. Kicked her aud threatened her life. Mrs.
Tomliu complained Co her brother. When
the two men met soon aftcrward, Tomlin
seeing "A whip Ia Mofctrs hands, picked up
heavy pitcher aud hurled Il at the eX-
councilman. IL struck Moffett's head and
was broken. Then the big cart-whIp came
down heavily on the wife-bentcr's shoulders,
the whipping heing stopped only after the
weapon was completely used up. Tomin,
who was badly cut, has sworn out war
rant for his brother-in-laN' arrest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
Amhn.hen hY rrcnI,nnlcr..

A bitter ncighborhood light which has
been raging In southern Uinta County. Wy.
T., since last fall has eliminated IN the as
sasslnation OF member Of one ~ the war
rior clans. lt has been ranchnen against
thieves, and desperate tights have heen fire.
queni, hut this is the first fatal encounter.
James Barton and William johnson, cattle
men. who have been active IN the campaign
against the frcebootcrs, were ambushcd By
George Mcdonald, alias Black and Tan,
and companion named -inscum, the fore
most members % the lawlcss gang. Black
and Tan killed Barton at the first lire.
johnson escaped by the superiority OF his
mount The murderer aud his companions
are being pursued by posse who Will not
hesitate 10 string them up. a campaign 10
finish Will now be conducted against Black
aad Tan aud his followers. They have per-
sistenny raided on the settlers. nnd have an
almost inaccessible rendezvous Mt q point
which enables them 20 ride from WyOminl
la 10 Colorado or Utah la half an hour.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
Railroad Accident.

The Louisville and Nashville cannon ball
express, from New Orleans for Cincinnati,
was wrecked near English, Ky. and niue
people were seriously hurt, two OF them IN
tally. The train was shooting along when
the rails spread, allowing the Wagner sleep
or 20 leave the track and shoot over a high
cmbankment The sleeper broke IN two in
the center, the foremost part turning over
once, the rear part rolling over four times.
The fall was fully sixty feet, and little OF
the car was left but "a shapccss mass OF
wood aud iron. Those OF the passengers
who were injured were: Mrs. Johu john
son, Memphis. Tenn, probably fatally; Mrs.
H.. G. Hodges Jacksonville. Ind. seriously
injured, may die Col. II. G. Hodges. bruised
and lcg sprainod; John johnson. Memphis,
head cut; Major Stckney, slightly cut ON
head; Il. G. Eppcrson, slight cuts and
spraincd arm; e. l.. Brent, Cincinnati, M.
tcrnally; Brent Arnold, Cincinnati. slight
cuts and bruises; George Bggers. slightly
bruised; Joseph Blackwell, suffolk, Va,
check injured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14
son.ea Ono Landlady wIth water.

The spirit Of unrest whi,s has prevailed
oil the male colleges for several weeks has
begun to work in the normal school lat Nps-
lant, Mich. Two young ladies OF the junior
class have been having trouble with their
andlady, the trouble growing out OF severe
and frequent criticisms passed upon the
quality OF tile butter provided. The land
lady was somewhat harsh in the treatment
Of the young ladies aud they decided unon
revenge. Leaving the dining hall they
procurcda pail Of water and returning threw
the contents upon the unsuspecting landlady
IN the presence Of nearly fifty Of her board
ers. Intense excitement prevailed for a
time, but quiet being restored the injured
Mrs. lionifacc swore out warrant for the
arrest OF the aSsailpnts, who were taken be-
fore the bar OF Justice. The court heard the
story from both sides and then dismissed
the ease rs TO one young woman and re-
leased the others on a suspended sentence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-14

Seven rabbits. all OF them approaching
The dangerous period OF hydropliobia. were
stolen from an Clubhouse at the Rush Mcdi-
cal College Ia Chicago. The little animals
had been inoculatcd with hydrophohia viru.
as preliminary step toward establishing
Pastqur institute In Chicago for the treat
ment OF unfortunate victims OF the fangs Of
mad dogs. The man who stole the rabbits
u In SERIOUS danger.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-05
THOMAsVILLE TOPICS.
A Lady Who Can't Touch Flour With.
out Being Poisoned.

Lady Who Can't Touch Flour With
out Being Poisoned.
TOWNSVILLE, GA, June 4.-For some
time lady Of Florida has been visiting her
daughter in this city, who has the peculiar
ity Of being unable 70 touch -four or any
thing made Of -four without being poisoned.
She is now well along in years and has quite
family Of prosperous children, but from
her earliest recollection she has been thus
affected by -four. On visiting neighbor a
few days ago, she found her hostess in the
Kitchen preparing 10 make bread,
The friend, ignorant of her visitors infrm-
ity, In playful way made a movement as
il TO throw some -four upon her. She in
stantly threw up ter hands in terror and
begged that the -four be not thrown. The
touch Of the smallest quantity of dry -four
upon her face or hands produces a fearful
Inflammation as bad as erysipelas. Flour,
-four bread or anything made of -four taken
into the mouth causes intense suffer
ing. Ii swallowed the results are ter
rible. The throat swells and chokes up.
and various other painful SYMPTOMS develop.
By experience the mother Of this lady and
family learned of this popularity while the
lady was still very young. On one occasion
friend, thinking the whole matter was
duo to imagination, threw some -four into
her face. For hours the unfortunate
woman was near DEATH
On another occasion she ate some sausaees
into which little -four had been mixed.
The same bad effects resulted. All articles
On which there may be -four, such as goods
from grocery store, must be carefully and
thoroughly busted before she dare touch
them.