The diamond drill., 1890-06-28

A riotous demonstration NJ Schuy lcrs
VILE y. H.. was checked by the prompt ac-
tion OF Governor Hill IN calling out troops.
The difficulty grew out OF an elertric light
company planting . pole on the catholic
church grounds.
Count Won Moltke Is seriously III.
Jsns Peter Jensen. boy fifteen years old,
was drowned in the river ut Racine, Wis,
while bathing. Ilc- was taken out alive,
but could not he rcsuscitatcd. A physician
who examined the body gave ~ his opinion
| that the boy received sun stroke while IN
the water and then drowned.
Patrick Honnn. member OF picnic par
| ~ al Columbia Springs, Ill, went IN bath
| ing ia the Dcs plaines river aud being seized
with cramps was drowned. The body was
recovered aud taken 10 his home at 2f5
Ewing street, Chicago
Judge Iicnry w. Thomas died At Fairfax
Court House. Va, tn the 18th year OF his
age. lie was a member OF the commission
that visited President Lincoln Ia 1861 with
a view 10 aycrting hostilities.
IL is stated on apparently good authority
that abe census returns for Minneapolis
show population of 2lo,0a0, and for ST.
Paul OF 10000 in round figures.
| The Court Of Appeals at Frankfort, Ky,
rendered a decision which gives the loser In
bncket-shop transactions ilie same right TO
recover the money as In other kInds Of gainb-
bling.
Charles Cate, white, shot and killed Lizzie
Mitchell, colored, at Brmingham Ala. aud
then killed himself. William Tatum had
witnessed the first tragedy aud shot and
mortally wounded Mary barnett, eolored,
add then blew out his own brains jealousy
was the cause or both crimes, all the par
lies being disreputable.
! A forc-and-aff pleasure boat about eigh-
teen feet long was discovered floating down
the upper river az Niagara Falls. just as IL
reached a point opposite Third Sister island
n lnrchcd 10 one side, and people who were
| watching through glasses are positive that
| one OF more persons were lying In the bot
Tom. II made the awful plunge over thc
Horseshoe Falls without any stir being made
on board.
Mrs. Grimes, widow OF the late senator
Grimes OF Iowa and mother-in-law OF Scna-
tor Allison. died at Washington, ID. c., at
tlc aye OF 7s years. The remains will bc
taken TO Burlington, Iowa, where the inter
mcnt will take place.
Thomas IN. Kinney fell dead IN saloon on
Clark street, Chicago, surrounded by his
companions. Kinney became involved ia
quarrel with Oscar Baumgartcl In which
several blows were struck, when Kinney
suddenly fell 10 the iloor ana expired.
Brigands near SInekll, Turkey, have cap
tnrcd Mahmoud Bey, u man OF great wealth.
They demand fl2.0O0 for his release.
The town OF Minca. on tie Eastern MN
nesota Railway, seyenty-five miles north OF
-. Paul. was swept lay fire aud is probably
almost wholly destroyed.
|
hid their trunks IN vacant house in Shcr-
man, Tex, meaning 10 ciopc. Officers found
II and watched for The supposed thieves.
When Burnett returned for the trunk he
was shot and badly wounded, being taken
for robDcr.
The Park Bank OF Chicago closed It's doors.
The safe Of Lewis NJ. Miller, book-maker
Of Kansas City, Mo-. was cracked by bur-
glars, who secured $4,000 in cash. $500 worth
Of diamonds aud about 800 IN notes.
The United States warshlp kearsarge cele-
bratcd the twenty-sixth anniversary OF her
victory over the confederate Alabama.
| A firm at New York locked out 100 OF their
cloakmakcrs. There are now 1000 on strike.
The grand jury at Albany indicted VIII
| liam Taylor for murder In the first degree in
| killing his mother at Fort schuy Ter, y. Y.
ldalcne NJ. Frisbie daughter OF Henry
| Frisbie superintendent OF the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad was kicked to death 10y horse
at New Haven, Conn.
The cottage nt Cape May, which was re-
Gently presented to Mrs. Harrison, was not
the gift OF Mr.. Wanamaker, as was popular
| ly supposed. The donor was George w.
Cbilds, OF Philadelphia.
Two boys were bitten by mad dog at
A.. \
York for treatment by the Pastc,tr process.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. A. Delaney were cut of
from escape IN u burning building IN New
Rochelle, y. V, aud were terribly burned.
Mrs. Delaney died two hours after shc was
taken from the building, and her husband
can hardly live. The fire was caused by an
exploding lamp.
While workmgmen were removing earth
from The race track In the fair grounds at
Cincinnati forty skeletons were found inn
bcddcd In charcoal, with many stones and
few rude copper implements. The graves
were live feet below the surface OF tile
plain.
Teddy, the slx-year-old son OF Constable
Hogan, Of Muscatlne. Iowa. got hold OF a
bottle OF whisky, drank " aud died.
Eugene Robinson, steamboat captain.
was compelled by mob at New Cumber-
land Ohio, TO remove rebel flag from his
| masthead.
John Haney, farmer, residing near Mus
catine, Iowa. was assaulted by an unknown
party and frightfully bruised and cut about
the head.
j. j. Werner threw l.. O. secrest out OF n
third-story window Of hotel nt Omaha and
fatally injured him. The two men were In
1 Abundance nnnn the nrnnd maaonlc lnilna