The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-07-27

| Johns parish In Louisiana Joe Nasxa
shot and killed the wife OF Rosario
Giordano and two other persons and
| fatally wounded three others.
| SKDowIcK SAUNDERS and Henry Clark
were instantly killed at grade cross
ing OF the West Jersey road at Vine
| land, N. j.
THE house OF Mrs. Abe Phillips (col-
ored) was burned by some persons un-
known at Mart, Tex, and five negroes
persisted.
DURING the year ended June 30 i,342
immigrants entered the port of San
Francisco, possessing about $50 apiece.
THE annual meeting In Baltimore Of
the Baptist Young Peoples union came
10 an end with services in l0s churches
in that city.
NELSON TRupEAu, Peter Roche, Louis
Tatro and Oliver Dudley were killed by
IN engine at railway crossing near
Williamstown, Mass.
The wealthy friends of Mrs. Kate
Chase Spragre in New York and other
cities have raised sum sufficient TO
maintain her in comfort for the rest of
her life.
and three our four business houses in
Little York, ILL.,, were burned, and
twenty horses persisted in the flames.
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the ed was: Wheat,
40, asa, 900 bushels; corn, 5,04i, 900 bush
els; oats, 5,l37, 900 bushels; rye. l4s.-
900 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels
SEVENTEEN Indians were killed at
Jackson Hole, Wyo., by officers The
red men were charged with breaking
the game laws. had been made pris-
oners. and were trying To escape when
killed.
Louis SCHMIDT, JR-, n local pugilist.
received blow in fight in Milwau-
waulxe with Frank Klein from which
| he died.
Mrs. MARY b. cHAPPELL, widow 90
years of age, was shot and killed at
Delavan, Wis, by her son Charles. who
mistoox her for burglar.
IN a runaway near Monroe, Ind,
William Elzey and his wife and Mrs.
Thomas Elzey and Miss Myers were
fatally injured.
JUDGE Ross in the United States
district court at Los Angeles, Cal, de-
clared the Wright irrigation law un-
constitutional. This decision invali-
dates bonds to the extent of $4,000, 900
that are held all over the United
States and Europe.
A GREATER portion of the business
section of Silver City, n NJ, was de-
stroyed by a food.
REV. ID. w. GILIIssLEE, of Live Oak,
Fla, reported n reign of terror among
the negroes of Lafayette and Taylor
counties He said their churches were
being raided by white men, congrega.
tions dispersed and pastors driven
away.
The Gould coupler works at Buffalo,
N. ", were destroyed by fire, the loss
being abont 100000.
Ar Cookers inlet in Alaska rich gold
fields were discovered.
AT Angels Camp, Cal, the Utica
mine, which had been yielding $500, 600
worth of gold every month, was dam
aged by fire TO the extent OF S250,00O.
MABLEY, HARVEY g. Co., retail cloth
ing and furnishings in Detroit, Mich,
failed for 100000.
A HEAVY rain flooded over 100 houses
at Connellsville, Pa, and thousands of
coke ovens were drowned out by the
torrent.
DESTRUCTIVE forest fires were still
raging In the pine woods near Long
Lake, Mich.
FIRE that started in the Wright G.
Adams machine works at Quincy. ILL.,.
destroyed 500, 600 worth of property
and crushed the life out of Percy Hum
salxcr. fireman.
MASKED men boarded west-bound
Lake Shore a. Michigan Southern ex-
press train at Reece siding, near Wau-
seon, o., forced open an express car and
at the point of revolvers compelled the
messenger TO unlock the safe. 1t was
known that at least $1,000 was taken.
In another fight between Indians
and settlers near Jacks Hole, Wyo.,
three white men and six Indians were
killed.
THE number OF immigrants arriving
in New York from January j. 1895. TO
date exceeds by nearly $4,000 those
who arrived during the same period in
1894
A PREMATURE explosion of dynamite
on the drainage canal near Willow
Springs. Ill, killed William Kelly,
Joseph Smith and Thomas SoalSer.
THE bank of Archie, located at
Archie, Mo-, went into the hands of
receiver.
The Connellsville Pa.) coke region
was swept by tornado which spread
destruction far and wide. Railroads
were washed out, delaying all traffic,
buildings blown 10 pieces, hundreds OF
cattle drowned, orchards uprooted and
crops laid waste. The total loss was
estimated at 100000.
GmsoS ROLAND, n well-lnown young
farmer near Manchester, Ia, shot and
killed his brother Henry, also farm
er, and then shot himself No cause
was known.
GEoRoE A. HoLzER win serve four
years and Frederick Storms two years
In the pcnitentiarv for aidinp and