The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

drowned.
ONE HUNDRED frcmen were frost
britten while fighting n conflagration
In Bradford, Pa. Many buildings
were destroyed and $4,000 damage
done.
THE home OF ]. II. Baldridge near
jefferson, Ia, was destroyed by fire
and his nine children were badly frost
bitten.
MRS BETTY PAGE, so years Of age,
died at Lynn, Mass, after having
tasted forty-seven days. Her malady
was a stomach cancer.
Mrs. ALICE NJ. HARTMAN, who killed
Senator NJ. ID. Foley last July, was
found guilty at Reno, New, and sen
fenced 20 eleven years in prison.
THE committee of seventy has pre-
pared bill 90 the legislature which
viii wipe out police courts in New York
city.
Two MASKED men entered the express
car Of burlington train at Chilli
Gothic, Ia. and after tying the hands of
the occupants robbed the safe OF about
s., 600
BILL Cook, the leader of the outlaw
band which bears his name, was cap
tured at Fort Stanton, n. NJ.
NORTHWESTERN Ohio was shaken by
the explosion of "A nitro-glycerinc mag
azine near Gibsonburg. Houses in the
latter place were wrecked.
A NEW counterfeit $40 United States
legal tender note was discovered. The
note is OF the act of March 8, 1858,
series OF 1880. check letter B, w. ;
Rosecrans, register; T. Ii. NebelSer,
treasurer, with portrait OF Webster
having a small pink scalloped seal.
Born the United States and Italy
will demand satisfaction Of Morocco
for the boarding Of the bark Seutola by
pirates.
The Cunning block and number 81
other buildings were destroyed az
GAINESVILLE, o., the loss being 1925, 900
A CANVASS Of the Hooking valley in
Ohio disclosed 1000 families in urgent
need of aid.
j. X. PALMER killed % out Of 100
birds in the shoot at Larchmont, y. y,
winning the amateur championship.
A TRAIN struck a sleigh containing n
party returning from wedding near
Lebanon, Ind, and Jacob Moss and
Miss Mary Oyerleese, the groom and
bride, were killed.
ELIZA MonNEY, aged CO. and John
Mohney, aged 81, after n married life
Of forty-hve years, and having ten
children, were divorced at Harrison
Vile, Mo.
JoHN HARRIS and wife, who lived
near Paxton, Neb., ended their lives
aud that Of their baby with a razor TO
avoid starvation.
Mrs. IssAc PAIR prevented wreck
on the Frisco at Paris. Tex. She dis
covered bridge on fire and stood IN
the bitter cold for nearly two hours TO
flag the train.
The Rhymes and Roberts families,
near Douglas. Ca, had trouble in
lawsuit, and Mrs. Rhymes and two
daughters stabbed the three Roberts
girls,
MICHAEL PATsKo and John Minisha
were fatally stabbed in miners fight
a. Wilkesbarrc Pa.
ISAAC Il. AnBorr, cashier Of the
Dover IN I'D National bank, killed
himself when it was discovered that he
was dcfaultcr The bank closed its
doors.
In was believed that the British
losses through the bond swindling
operations Of j. NJ. Pierce, Of South Da-
lSota, would aggregate Ss,oOo,oOO.
DAVID PAGEN, 80 years old, froze To
death IN his cabin on Kings mountain,
near Abingdon, Va
REV. JonN SCHNEIDER, OF the Metho-
dist church az Fort Howard, Wis, de-
clared he would cxpcl any member OF
his church who persisted in dancing.
JosEPu H. MEEKER's sugar refinery
near Lecomptc, La, was destroyed by
Ere, the loss being 100000,
ALL the trolley lines in Brooklyn,
with one exception, were tied up by a
strike OF their employees, whonumbered
nearly G,0OO.
AID. JonS WALSH, OF ViclSsburg,
Miss, was indicted for illegal voting.
not being a naturalized citizen.
Mrs. j. H. BLUE lost her life while
trying 20 rescue her two children from
burning house at Buena Vista. Ga.
THE livery barn of NJ. w Wilson ut
Alton, H.. with contents and eight
horses were burned.
MANY farmers near Jacksonville, H.,
have lost valuable cattle by disease
that battles veterinary doctors
The visible supply Of grain In the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat,
SO, l65, 900 bushels corn, Al ,0s3 900 bush
els; oats, 5,6G3, 900 bushels; rye, AIS, 900
bushels; barley, 1904. 600 bushels.
IL his inaugural address Gov Nor
rill, of Kansas, warned his hearers to
cease talking about repudiation.
SIXTY of 1875 dairy cows examined 40
Charles City, H.. were found 10 be suf-
fering from tuberculosis and were
killed.
The defalcation Of It's treasurer. Isaac
Abbott, forced the Five cent savings
bank Of Dover, n. H., into the hands OF
receiver.
SOUTH DAKoTA's governor has Of
fercd a reward Of $4,000 for the cap
ture Of w. w. Taylor. the absconding