The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28


was burned at Groton, Conn. II was
built more than $50 years ago.
CAsnIRo ARESo shot and killed his
wife and her paramour, Refugio Ortiz,
at Antonito. Col.
SrRIKERs prevented the reopening Of
the Allen paper car wheel works at
Pullman by threatening the lives OF
the employees II they deserted the
ranks.
FoRTy-SfNE employees OF the Great
Northern road were arraigned In the
United States court at Minneapolis,
MINI, charged with conspiracy and
interfering with the mails.
A BOMB was exploded under the home
OF nonunion workman in Dunbar,
Pa, wrecking II. but none OF the fam
lily was injured.
THx striking railroad employees at
Portland. Ore, formally declared the
strike of.
A HEROIC statue OF John A. Logan
was unveiled in the soldiers home at
Hot Springs by the South Dakota Me-
mortal association.
AT Burney's Station, Ind, George
Heron. the keeper OF a quart shop,
was taken from his bed by masked
men and given ffty-three lashes with
beech CAD. ~
DEPUTY marshals, backed by federal
troops, arrested 200 residents OF Pond
Creek, O. T., for train wrecking.
Mr. AND Mrs j. w. EDWARDS and
son and book agent whose name was
unknown were drowned in Otsego
lake near Cooperstown, N. y, by the
capsizing of boat
Gov. TILLMAS, Of South Carolina,
issued a proclamation declaring the
liquor dispcnsary law TO be in full
force.
EUGENE V. DEBs and nine other mem
bers OF the American Railway union
were held for trial on charge OF con-
spiracy by Commissioner Bloodgood at
Milwaukee.
A FouRTEEN-YEAR-oLDg girl, feet and
inches tall, died OF consumption at
her home near Fort Wayne, Ind.
THE gold reserve in the treasury on
the esd was $50, 900, 900, the lowest on
record.
SEVEN men were killed In head-end
collision between cannon-ball trains
on the Texas Pacific near Queen City,
Tex.
MICHAEL L. DOYLE. dry goods dealer
IN New York. failed for 500, 900.
THE Rosebud mill ut Cripple Creek,
Col, one of the most complete gold orc
reduction plants In the country, was
destroyed by fire, Loss, 100000,
THREE persons were killed and fifteen
injured in collision on the Big Four
at Grifiiths Station, o., due to an engi-
neer's forgetfulness.
Polish commonwealers demanded
food in Clyde, o., and were driven
from town by the local military com
pany.
GEORGE HUDSON, striking miner at
Cole, James Smith and n. B. Gay, dep
uty sheriffs, and fatally wounded an
other.
AT Luraville, Fla. John Thomas
fred upon a mob OF would be-lynchers,
killing the leader and fatally wound
ing four others.
THREE men and boy were killed by
the caving walls OF ccsspool they
were cleaning at Winona, Mimi
THREE men were killed and two
others seriously injured by the break
ing of an elevator drum in "A New York
brewery.
In discussing the Hawaiian question
the presidents cabinet concluded that
the new government must be recog-
nized.
Four women while bathing In the
San joaquin river near Fort Washing
ton, Cal, were caught In an eddy and
drowned.
INcENDrARrEs saturated thirty resi-
dences In Jeffersonville, Ind, with oil
and set fire to one OF them in an at
tempt to burn the city.
ACCORDING TO government reports
corn in Iowa, Minnesota and the Da-
kotas was perishing owing to the lack
OF rain.
ARMED bodies OF coke strikers who
have been terrorizing worlSmen In
Pennsylvania are TO be suppressed by
the state militia.
FRANK MATcHIcz, Michael Delenneg
and Charles Drewiacz were drowned
In the Susquehanna river at Plymouth,
Pa, by boat capsizing.
FIRE started from locomotive
spark, destroyed the business portion
OF Chenoa, Ill, entailing loss of
$500, 900.
OSE HUNDRED horses were cremated
by fire which destroyed the stables
of the Knox Transfer and Adams Ex-
pres companies in Washington.
SAMUEL MILLS, OF Johnstown, n. Y,
shot his wife in At OF jealousy and
then himself. They leave six small
children.
SEVEN OF the eight children OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kruse, OF Humboldt, =. d..
died OF diphtheria.
AFTER hearing all the arguments ad-
vanced by both sides Judges Woods
and Grosscup decided In Chicago that
the contempt proceedings against Il.
V. Debs and others of the American
Railway union we're In the nature OF
proceedings In equity and that there
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