The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-29
The News Condensed.
DOMESTIC.

THERE were 2i2 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 2ist, against 2O7 the week
previous and 82l In the correspond
ing time in 1898.
TRAIN struck a buggy at London.
o.. and Mrs. II. l.. Jewell, Of Greeley
Col, was killed, and Mabel and Helen
Stutz were fatally injured
CHAELEs H. NoRRs, wanted at Pear
SAIL Tex, for murder committed ten
years ago. was arrested in Chicago
a COMPANY has been incorporated at
Columbus. O., 10 build an electric road
from Pittsburgh TO Chicago and TO
furnish heat and light 70 towns along
the line
A CYCLONE which swept northern
Iowa and southern Minnesota killed
two persons Mt Emmetsburgh, Ia. and
three at Leroy, MINI. Dodge Center
and Lowther, in Minnesota, were
devastated.
{. A. JOKES, a La Grange Ind. bust
ness man convicted OF assault on lit
tie girl, was found dead in his cell
from poison
G. H. BLAKELY, Of Chicago, was
a
theta at the Philadelphia meeting.
GAZING OF the earth from some un-
known cause created great excitement
among farmers in the vicinity of
Wichita Kan.
FRANCIS NJ. LOGAN, aged 80, fire.
bug and prou OF it, went To the state
penitentiary from Kansas City, Mo
for five years for setting fire 10 the
yards OF the Kansas City Lumber COM
pany He volunteered the statement
that he had been causing big fires in
all parts OF the United States and Can
ada for many years.
BREcKISRiDGE's son attempted TO
pick quarrel with Judge Kinkead at
Lexington, Ky, and made an attack
with knife on a former friend who
had supported Owens.
THE percentages OF the baseball
clubs in the national league tor the
week ended on the 23d were Balti-
more, 500; New York, $50; Boston,
.635; Philadelphia, $40; Brooklyn,
.544; Cleveland, $50; Pittsburgh, AVE.
Chicago 800, Cincinnati, .4i5; st.
Louis, .4O4; Washington, .S52; Louis
Vile, .2s2.
IL the supreme court at Boston an
injunction To prevent the sugar trust
doing business In the state was refused.
The Commercial bank at Weeping
Water, Neb., closed its doors with de-
posts Of SIC. 900 and $50. 600 in loans
ARAN and hailstorm did great dam
age throughout central Iowa. At
Knoxville the storm was especially
severe
JONI and Jasper Atkins (white) were
hanged at Winnesboro, 5. c., for the
murder OF William Camp
JuDGE ARIEL STANnIsH THuRsToN,
OF Elmira, n. ", a supreme court
judge, fell downstairs and broke his
neck nt BraddoclS, Pa.
CoLoRADo's GOLD output for 1894 will
reach So, 600, 600. the largest in its
history. IL is hoped 10 mine SOS, 000,-
600 in 1895.
FLAMES that started on wharf de-
stroyed property worth $1,000, 600 i'm
Portland, Ore, and three men were
supposed TO have been burned Co death.
THE cattlemen and Cheyenne Indians
near Woodward, o. T., were at war
and the settlers in the vicinity were
moving their effects into town and the
citizens were arming.
SANDow failed to lift Mrs. Abbott.
the ninety eight-pound woman who
has astonished New York physicians
with her peculiar power.
DELEGATES from the drought.stricl-
en- section OF Nebraska met at North
Platte TO devise means for assisting the
destitute.
THREE negroes who had murdered a
merchant at McGhce. Ark, were taken
from the sheriff and hanged to tele-
graph pole.
MRs h. +. PIERCE, OF Rock Springs,
Wyo.. claims To be daughter of jay
Gould by a woman whom he married
I'm 1853 and from whom he was never
divorced
A TRAIN on the Midland division OF
the Grand Trunk railway was dcrailcd
between Port Hope and Lindsay, Ont
and Engineer Johnston, Fireman Ma
lone and Brakeman Greenbury were
killed.
The Grand View hotel at Atlantic
Highlands, n. j., was burned, the loss
being Sioo, 900
SEVENTi persons are known 10 have
lost their lives in the cyclone which
swept northern Iowa and southern
Minnesota, while the property damage |
was enormous
BY clause adoptedi by the New |
York constitutional convention book. |
making Is 10 be prohibited In the |
state.
GILBERT MuNz was killed and two |
other men fatally injured in Big Four
train wreck near Dayton. O.
SUFFRAGE women OF Topeka, Kan,
% the number OF 100 have agreed To
'eform woman's costume by wearing |
Turkish trousers
TIKI Park opera house. the chief |
amusement resort IN Erie, Pa. for for
v years, was burned. entailing n loss
fnearly 100000.
A rfvK-sToRY business block was de-
trOyed by fire az ST. Louis, causing a
PISS OF 5000 Five fremen were In