The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-21


FoREsr fires did great damage in the
vicinity OF Bradford. Pa, several mil
lion feet OF hemiock being burned.
A MARsHAL's posse overlook Long
view bank robbers at Eagle Town, /.
T., and three Of the band were killed.
THE safe containing $4,000, stolen
from the Great Northern Express com
pany was found in the bed OF IA noun
tain creek near Wickes. Mont
THE exports OF merchandise for the
year ended June 80 were $500. IL, $50
and the imports were 1854, sS5,s7S
Ar Waltham, Mass, Julian T.. Bliss
lowered the mile bicycle record To
1854 - with flying start, and 200 with
standing start.
THE homes OF James Butler and John
Carter at steelton Pa, were wrecked
by dynamite. They had taken the
places of men on strike.
MAIL from the east which had been
delayed for seven days reached san
Francisco by way Of Seattle.
ANIMATED by jealousy Robert Logan
shot and killed Dan Lordock and Fred
Sullivan in stage coach in Nevada,
and was in turn killed by his wife,
whose life he had threatened.
CoMMoNwEALERs encamped in tho
vicinity OF Washington were in dire
straits for food and assertions were
daily taking place.
AN area OF more than 5000 acres in
the vicinity Of Egg Harbor, n J., was
swept by forest fires.
IT was believed that congress would
adjourn not later than August IL All
important legislation, with the excep-
tion OF the tariff. was out OF the way.
$. NJ. WALLER and his two sons were
drowned near Burlington, Ia, while
bathing.
TWENTY dwellings were destroyed by
fire in San Francisco and two little
sons OF L. Leidecker were burned TO
death
THE president OF the American Rail-
way union said on the 10th that he
would not concede that the strike was
lost at Chicago, and that il would be
carried on with renewed vigor at
points west OF the Mississippi river.
The railway managers announced that
all trains were running on schedule
time.
BY an explosion in Chicago Of an
ammunition chest belonging TO bat
terry Il OF the Second artillery from
Fort Riley, Kan, four soldiers were
instantly killed. eighteen other peo-
pie, soldiers and spectators, were
wounded and nine artillery horses
were killed.
EDWIN TRAUGHBER tcolored) was
lynched 10y "a mob near Adairville, Ky.
The cause was unknown.
RECEIVERS were appointed for the
umbrella trust by Judge Gildersleeve,
OF New York. the liabilities being es-
timated at 81, 200, 900.
SEWN men were killed and score
wounded as the result OF an attack by
strikers on colored miners at Pratts
Ala.
MIscREANTs loosened n rail on the
Grand Trunk at Battle Creek, Mich,
wreclting the Atlantic express, and
the fireman was killed and fourteen
persons were injured.
RICHARD w. WOODWARD, OF Marshall
town, Pa, claims 10 be heir TO prop
erty i'm the heart OF New York city
worth $500, 200, 600.
CoUNT RYBYLowsKI's Polish common
wealers were expelled from Toledo,
o., by the authorities, and on return
ing were put in jail.
Mrs. POLLY HocH, aged %, was
burned TO death while smoking pipe
at her home in Winamac, Ind.
THE Chippewa Indians at grand
pow-wow held near Fond du Lac,
Wis, chose Aunimosson TO be head
chief OF all the Chippcwas
A BOLT OF lightning struck the
steamship Mexico at Algiers, La. and
injured twelve persons besides killing
Peter Thompson.
STEAMSHIP agents in New York say
the steerage rate war now on has
created a rush OF foreigners to their
homes and the labor market will thus
be relieved.
Louis LAFERDErTE was lynched near
Burlington, KY, by a mob. LATER
dette was descrter from one OF the
Coxey commonweal armies and tried
20 murder farmer.
A BREAK i'm the ranks OF the Pullman
strikers was reported. $50 track graders
being put TO work at their request
FoREsr fires in New Jersey obliter-
ated the village of Greenbush. The
residents, aware OF their danger, had
driven their stock To place OF safety.
OSCAR +. VARDAMAN, a Chicago stock
yards engineer, was attacked by strilS-
ers and fired into their midst, fatally
wounding Albert Miles.
DYNAMITE, which was being dealt
out in mine at Stockton. Pa, exc
ploded, tearing eight men TO pieces.
IcEHousEs belonging 70 William
PlanlSinton, the Chicago Refrigerator
company and the Juneau lee company
were burned at Pewaukee, Wis The
loss was $3.50, 900.
A BuLLEr-PRooF shield invented by
Passaic On. j. man was given a thor
ough and satisfactory test by members
OF shooting club
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