The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-24
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thamDcr> street boSpltil 10 New OFks from
pistol-shot wound which he received In his
Office on Wall street few DAYS ago AZ the
hands OF Aiphonse }. siephAni.
Polly Croul Carlisle. born IN New York
In zoe, died IN Detroit. She remembered
very distinctly General Lafayetie's triumph
ant yislt 10 this country, and when baby
was kissed by and irottcd on the knee OF
General Washington.
Martin Connolly. a lahorcr. died OF a lot
ia Baltimore The mans left temple was
crushed and his head was lying against o
rock. The police are making an Inyestiga
ton.
The temperance women OF Topeka. kas.,
have become so indignant over the effect OF
the "orl ginal-package' decision that they
have banded together, 800 strong, to enforce
the eia.e law despite the Supreme Courts
decision. IL l. expected that a raid will be-
made upon the "original-packasc" joints
immediately.
r. w. Campbell, OF Kalamazoo, Mich,
whose wife recovered 81. 200 from the city
for injuries caused by defective sidewalk,
brought suit for 5000 for himself on ae-
count OF being deprived OF his wifes sery-
Ices.
The Minglcwood coal mine, at North
work has been suspended. The financial
loss Is likely 20 be very heavy.
Henry Narkow and son William. miners,
employed at the Michigan gold mine, Ish-
pemng, quit work and announced their in-
tentiou OF going home To England Their
trunks were searched aud over 81, 700 worth
Of gold found concealed.
= Anna Laws, belle, daughter OF farm
mr. l.
charged with sending indecent matter
through the mails She sent letters 10 her
lover, John Dremee, and to her rival, Miss
Quick, who She thought was supplanting
her. The letters were anonymous and were
meant TO injure each recipient in the others
estimation.
Tho wife OF cx.Assemblyman Henry Kah-
10, Toledo. O., began suit against Caroline
Meyer, wealthy widow, asking $4,000
damages for the alienation OF her husbands
affections.
Adyiccs from the French possessions OF
Senegal report the capture Of segon and
onosebongon by the French forces. A
heavy engagement was fought At the latter
place the enemy being completely routed
with loss OF 300, all Killed. while but hf-
teen Frcnchmcn were killed and seventy
two wounded.
George Hall. Of Bath, Mich, was found
hanging in his barn. lie was depressed
over business troubles.
;. w. Yeaglcy, the defaulting county
clerI. OF lIillsdale, Mich, has been arrested
oil new warrants charging forgery.
The safe IN The store OF G. A. Barnes, OF
Oteego, Mich, was blown open by burglars
and robbed OF considerable money.
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died from injuries received at fire.
Samuel II. Crook. a famous restaurants
keeper OF New York for forty years, com
mitted suicide by shooting. disappointment
at bis failure 20 secure a license for new
hotel IL the supposed cause.
y A rain storm flooded portions OF ST. Louis,
doing considerable damage.
A mass-mecting OF New York working
men denounced the Mckinley tariff bill.
Mrs. Annie T.. Reed, OF Camden, n. j.,
was horsewhipped on the street by Miss
Cora Walls whose brother was paying at
tcntion TO the widow.
Lee May, a Cheyenne Wyo desperate,
quarreled with woman whom he forced To
go TO the woods with him, where he kept
her seven days without food aud then cut
OFF her nose. lie will be lynchcd II caught.
Town Marshal Mitchell. OF Cedar KEYS.
Fla, who was the confederate OF Mayor
Cotirell In his outfagcs, was released from
the county Jail on bond of $4,000. lie Will
leave for his home Immediately. Moth ing
has been heard from Cottrcll, but search Is
still being made
August +. Putzei,er died at Massillon, o..
aged eighty. II i claimed that he was the
oldest volunteer soldier Of the rebellion.
Marion sucker. farmer living near
Stanton, Neb.. his son Frank and daughter
DAISY, were drowned in little lake on the
farm by the upsctting OF u boat. The bod
les were recovered.
Three convicts were whipped with five
lashcs each at Newcastle, bel, for petty lar
ccn!cs. only about fifty spectator. were
present.
John Black, the postmaster OF Cecilton.
Mo-, came upon John II. Price. suddenly.
aud drawing a revolver. fired two shots.
neither 81 which took effect. Tho cause OF
the shooting Is the alleged relations OF Price
and Blacks daughter Both men arc lead.
ing citizens. IL Is feared that the trouble
may yet end In bloodshcd. The young
woman i very handsome and about nineteen
years OF age.
The new German military rifle has a
range Of 5000 yards. and Will shoot through
the bodies Of six men standing one behind
the other at distance OF seven PAGES.
Michael Mullins. OF Chicago. was defeated
az San Francisco, Cal, for the championship
in killing cattle BY Charles Wcsiphal, OF
South san Francisco.
by the cavlng-in OF quantity OF culm
which had been undermined by a force OF
laborers at Oliphant Pa, five Italian labor
ers were buried underneath many tons OF