The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-02-08


tleman Of Birmingham. Ala, assaulted an |
editor who published an account Of Shelby
having been arrested and fined for being
drunk and disordcrly.
Robert Gibbons. shot by Captain schuet-
tier. was buried 1T Calvary Cemetery, Chi
cago. Alderman Mccormick and Redmond
Mcdonald did not attend the funeral.
The contract for the work on the tunnel
under the river between Van Buren, and
Jackson streets Chicago has been signed
and the work viii begin nj once.
Reports received at the Indian department.
Ottawa, Canada state that the grip has
reached the reserves In the northwest, and
that the Indians are terrorized. The disease
i reported 10 be raging on the Sarcee River,
south Of Calgary.
The Prcsbyterians OF Chicago are divided
on the subject OF revision OF the Westminis-
ter confession.
In Chicago arguments were made before
Judge GrInnell for a new trial for James j.
West, late OF the Chicago Times.
Charles Bousch, fourteen-year-old lad,
had his head torn from his body by machin-
cry in Maxwell Bros. factory IN Chicago.
In Chicago the coroner's jury In the ease
OF Robert Gibbons returned verdict fully
generating Captain OF Police schuettler OF
all blame for shooting the deceased.
The deadlock In the Iowa Legislature con-
tinues, with no prospect IN sight OF con-
clusion OF H.
She authorities OF Keokuk, Iowa are
making n vigorous war upon the saloon
keepers OF that city.
The coroner's verdict as 10 the late disas-
ter OH the Monon Route attributes tie blame
10 the company.
X. II. Savage, probate judge OF Cherokee
County, Alabama, has been unseated for
habitual drunkenness.
DIR. II. G. Towel, OF Columbus, Texas. has
been arrested on charge OF having com
mitted murder thirty years ago at Carmi,
III.
Joseph Bacon, a negro boy twelve years
DID, living near Louisiana No., killed
younger SISTER and brother, chopping of the
head OF the latter with an AK.
Pastor j. w. Jones, OF the Mason,City, Ill.
episcopal church, has resigned and gone to
Omaha TO take charge OF presbyterian
church.
Lynus 4. Hutson. OF Decatur, Ind, In ut
tempting 10 board freight train yesterday
fell and was run over. Death followed In
two hours.
John Zeanor accidentally shot and killed
young man named Faith during the pro-
gress OF a shooting match near indianapolis.
Every member OF the lshpeming, Mich,
fire department will resign because OF STRIFE
lures passed by property-owners on the
handling OF a recent big fire.
ON account OF n difference OF opinion be-
tween himself and members OF his congrega-
ton, Rev. l.. II. Reynolds has resigned as
pastor OF the Clinton, Ill., baptist church.
Martin Butcher was struck by train at
Kerns, w. Va, while walking on the track.
q. 4. Phillips, prominent East II. Louis
| PRESBYTERIAN minister, was assaulted by bur
| glars IN his study In the Presbyterian church.
| lie was beaten unconscious aud robbed The
burglars escaped.
The Legislature and the people OF Missis-
sppI favor Chicago as the site for the worlds
| fair.
| Whine temporarily insane Henry Buech-
| ler OF Dubuque, Iowa, set fire 10 the mat
trcss OF his he'd. and before he could he
reached was so badly burned that he died In
a few hours.
| DIR. j. G. Field, OF Denisou. Texas, was
| robbed OF $50 aud a railway ticket in
passenger coat at the depot at Little Rock
| by three men who surrounded him In the,
aisle.
jacob odell, OF Marion, Ind, while sup
posedly insane. saturated his clothes with
coal oil and set fire TO them. lie died In great
agony.
At -. Paul the proceedings OF the Nation
nj Builders Convention were closed, the
event OF the day being the rejection OF a mo-
ton that eight hours shall constitute days
work. John y. Tucker, OF New York, was
elected President, and IL was decided 10 hold
the next gathering In that city.
burglars entered Pre,ldent Hsrrison's
house at Indianapolis, and secured about ell
600 worth OF property belonging TO the Pres
ident Henry :. Frazer, with his family, oc-
cupies the house.
Al "a meeting OF the Missouri Valley Stone
Contractors Association, at ~. Paul. MINI,
a resolution was adopted, declaring ineligi-
hle to membership any contractor interested
IA the product Of prison labor.
Charles Edward Lester, Consul General TO
Italy under President Pierce, and author OF
the work 1.-THE Glory and Shame OF Eng
land" died at Detroit Mich, aged eighty
years.
The building occupied by the Southwest
Mail al Nevada Mo-, was destroyed by fire.
The entire loss will reach siS00O, fully COW
cred by Insurance.
After returning from rehearsal at Evans
Vile. Ind. w II. shook, veteran actor,
dropped dead. lie leaves q wife and two
children.
Mason Brown, a prominent lawyer OF
Louisville, KY. died OF pneumonia. lie was
a leading republican 3f the state.
George r. Peck, OF Topeka, Kan. has an.
nounccd that In no case will he be q candi.
date for the senatorship against Mr.. ingalls,
III. t..,tso a, tha Montreal milne neat