The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-14


Nanticoke, Pa, three men were crushed
20 death.
COL GEORGE f. GoURAUD sailed from
New York for England with an invita-
ton 90 Gladstone 20 visit America.
KELLY's commonwcalers who seized
n freight train were captured by West
Virginia militia at Kenova
ORDERS placing the Union Pacific.
Northern Pacific and Central Pacific
roads under military control and in
structing commanding officers 20 use
force 20 prevent interference with
trains were issued by President Cleve-
land.
DIR. FREDERICK A. Cook and his party
OF sixty excursionists sailed from New
York on the Miranda for the polar re-
gions
THE factory Of the Quick Meal Stove
company at ST. Louis was burned, the
loss being $500, 200.
Four incendiary fires in the business
part of Ogden, Utah, caused a loss OF
500, 900.
Is fractional fght at Catlettsburg,
Ky. John and Ballard Faulkner
(brothers) were killed and David and
Charles Justice mortally wounded.
GusTAvus PETERS and Clara Chris
topherson, young couple of Racine,
Wis. ended their lives with poison.
They were engaged 20 be married, and
no cause was known for the deed.
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER McDowELG
offered the services of the grand army
a.. ..f A 4 a
aid in suppressing disorder.
IN Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Colo
RADIO and California railways were tied
mp by the strike.
SEVEN valuable .ace horses were de-
stroyed by fire in the stables at the
Mystic Park track In Boston. One,
Narcissus. was valued at $50. 600
A PRocLA AVIATION was issued by Presi-
dent Cleveland calling on persons OBJ
structing traffic in far western states
TO cease their unlawful work.
Ar Westville, H., troops fred over
the heads OF riotous miners and killed
two women and mortally wounded a
man.
AN insurrection in the prison Mt South
Boston, Mass, was suppressed only
after "A volley had been fred by officers.
One convict was wounded.
Ar the request OF Mayor Hopkins,
Gov. Altgeld ordered twelve more com
panies OF Illinois militia 20 Chicago
COMMITTEES representing the Chicago
council and trade and labor organiza-
tions failed in a last attempt TO induce
the Pullman company 70 agree 10 arbi-
tration.
AN attack on the town OF Pullman
was feared and the military authori-
ties had laid plans accordingly. Many
families had fed from the town
THE lOsth volume OF the New York
city directory gives that city popula-
ton OF / ,93T ,055.
RIoTous foreigners continued TO ex-
cite terror at Spring Valley, ILL.,, and
at other towns in the vicinity Many
places OF business were closed.
SECRETARY HERBERT has ordered out
the entire naval force at Mare Island,
Cal, TO assist in preventing rioting In
San Francisco
THREE young ladies named Lizzie
and Lena Breyfogle, daughters OF ex-
senator l.. w. Breyfogle, and Miss Car
roll, were killed by the cars near
Lenexa, Kan.
EUGENE V. DEBs, q. w Howard,
Sylvester Keliher and L. w. Rogers,
officers of the American Railway
union, were arrested in Chicago on in
dictments for conspiracy found by the
federal grand jury. They gave bail
for appearance for trial In October.
THREE THOUSAND educators were
present at the opening session OF the
National association at Asbury Park,
n. j.
GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN SovER-
EIGN OF the knights OF Labor has tele-
graphed an appeal 90 the members OF
his organization in America imploring
them 10 cease work Immediately and
20 refuse 90 return 10 their places un-
I'll the present railway strike has been
settled. In Chicago IL was thought
that many trade unions would heed
the appeal.
BARTHOLOMEW SHEA, who killed Rob
ert Ross in an election-day riot at
Troy, n. V. has been condemned 10
death by electricity during the week
OF August 81
ESCORTED by troop OF cavalry. n
company OF infantry and phalanx OF
police the first meat train In many
days pulled out OF the stoclyards In
Chicago.
NEARLY 200 new money order post
Offices have been established In the
United States.
JoHS DRAKE, OF Anderson, Ind,
ended an unhappy married life by ia
tally shooting his wife and blowing
out his own brains
REGULAR soldiers fired on rioters at
Spring Valley, ILL.,, killing two, and
two others were wounded In conflicts
with deputies.
AFrER fourteen days OF the great
boycott against western railroads by
the American Railway union there
were signs OF much improvement in
the situation. In Chicago trains ar
rived and departed practically on
schedule time from all stations. In