The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-11
DOMESTIC.

1. A. hEII.AR, an organizer OF the
American Railway union. was arrested
for conspiracy on complaint of Dan
Vile an merchants.
LAMoURE, town i'm North Dakota,
~as practically wiped out by fire, the
soss being $3.50, 900
SENATORS in Washington suspected
OF having dabbled In sugar stock were
exonerated 10y the investigating com
mittee's report
AT Waltham. Mass, Henry C. Tyler
rode a mile, standing start, on BIZ
cycle, in 1857 3-5, making a new worlds
record. .
FIRE detroyed the lumber yards of
the John Spry company in Chicago,
the loss being 100000 and also a
building occupied by manufacturers,
who lost sl25 900.
THERE were 2l0 business failures In
the United States In the seven DAYS
ended ON the Sd, against 240 the week
previous and 436 in the corresponding
time in 1898.
FARMER CITY, ILL.,, was swept by
flames, many business houses being
burned
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses In the United States during
the week ended on the 3D. aggregated
s764, 500, 96s, against ST70, as, 1888 the
previous week. The decrease, com
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 21.3.
AT Spencerport, n. v. fire broke out
in the residence Of Cornelius Place and
three of his sleeping boys were burned
TO death.
FIRE started in gas plant at Marion,
Ia, destroyed n business block, entail
ing a loss OF $4,000.
WARD EBERLY. OF Dayton. o., died
suddenly from drinking lemonade
He was "a years old and weighed 800
pounds
PART OF freight train on the Penn
sylvauia road was burned near Bucy-
rus. o., and four tramps who were
stealing ride were burned 10 death.
GOVERNMENT officials were after New
York counterfeiters who had issued
81 900, 900 in bogus notes.
ORANGE PAGE, the murderer of me-
gro woman more than 100 years old,
was hanged for the crime at Raleigh,
NC.
Rev. j. NJ. CLEARY, OF Minneapolis,
was elected president OF the Catholic
Total Abstinence union at the annual
meeting In st. Paul.
AT the convention I'm Chicago of the
American Railway union officials IL
was decided that they could not de-
clare the strike of, and that such ac-
tion must be taken by the local unions
themselves on each line OF road affected
by the strike
NEAR Berwind. Col, a stage coach
was swept into stream by a food and
the driver and four messengers were
drowned.
EUGENE McESRoE. accused OF as.
saulting Miss Ella Lunney, was killed
by the woman In the courtroom at Nor
ton, Kan.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND set aside the
court-martial sentence OF Lieut. Nancy
for the shooting Of Capt. Hedberg and
restored him To command at Fort Sher-
idan, III.
TmRrY-Fvs buildings. comprising
Che business portion OF Lake View. !
Mich, were destroyed by fire. Loss,
$50, 900.
HENRY DAHhE shot and killed his |
sleepinR wife I'm Chicago and inflicted |
wounds upon himself which resulted |
In death.
The Pullman Palace Chr company |
announced that no labor agitators |
would be given employment in the |
shops
TIE Chicago & Eastern Illinois rail-
way shops were being removed from
Brazil, Ind, because no protection was |
given non-union employees.
THREE Englishmen who INDUCED In
derogatory remarks concerning Amer
ica and Americans were soundly |
thrashed by "Uncle Billy" Shull, Of |
Omaha.
RAYMOND LEIMKR, aged 90. father OF
twenty-nine children, twenty-three OF
whom are living. hanged himself al
Danbury, Conn. In a ht Of despon-
dency.