The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

and II was believed they were the re-
mains Of murdered party Of emf
grants.
1foRr MCCULLOUGH. of Fort Worth.
Tex. killed his wife and committed
suicide.
The town Of Auderried, Pa. was
threatened with destruction by the
caving In of mines and the people had
deserted their homes
IN fire In livery stable at South
Bend. Ind. fourteen valuable horses
were cremated.
Gov. MoRroS. Of New York. signed q
bill providing for the study In the pub
lie schools of the nature and effects Of
alcoholic drinks.
THE visible supply OF grain in the
United States on the 18th was: Wheat,
47,7l7.000 bushels; corn, 10, 1854, 900 bush
els; oats. 1901 900 bushels; rye, III
600 bushels: barley. $4,000 bushels
FRED c. FLOYD shot aud killed Hattie
Coombs near Trenton. N. j., because
she refused TO marry him and then
killed himself.
THREE colored fishermen, Thomas
Nixon, Hezelxiah Mack and Ashley
Peden. were drowned at Wrightsville,
N. c.. by their boat capsizing.
OWING 10 poor business prospects the
Perry Stove company at Albany. n. ".
one Of the largest stove manufacturing
firms In the United States, went into
voluntary liquidation.
Mrs. j. X. EMMET, recently shot at
San Francisco by her husband. an ac-
tor, refused 70 prosecute, and the case
was dismissed.
JosErH WEsreArE killed Mrs. Chris
tian Hambright, his mothcr-in-law, at
Lancaster, Pa, and then took his own
life.
A CLOUD burst 9 miles east OF Gamer
on, Mo-, did great damage TO the grow
ing crops.
fessional bicyclist beat by one-quarter
of a mile on Washington park track in
FL Paso, Tex, relay OF three horses
liz "a iO-mile race. Princes time was
32:I7.
john BRowx and his wife were killed
and thrown into the Ohio river nt Stone
City, Ky. Who committed the crime
no one knew.
A CYCLONE wrecked over a dozen
houses ut Hartford. Kan.
TON BUTrEwIcK, 10 years of age, and
his brother George, aged 10. sons OF
well-known farmer near Kansas City,
Mo-, were struck by lightning and
killed.
Mrs JAMES DRESNEN and her 5-year-
old son were burned to death near
Hamilton, Ala. a few days before Mr..
Drenncn was killed by horse. The
family is now extinct.
THE Bank Of Commerce, one of the
Oldest financial institutions at Indian
apolis, made an assignment.
THE Harlem ship canal, which con-
meets the Hudson river with Long
Island sound, was formally opened.
A CYCLONE swept wide path Mt
Kenwood, Ia, and vicinity, killing
several persons and doing great dam
age TO property.
Ar Sanduslxy. O., Burt l.. Hastings
killed Lizzie Stoldt because she would
not marry him and then fatally shot
A SECOND decree was received at |
Washington from Rome concerning the
obligation OF Catholics 10 remain out |
of the knights Of Pythias organiza-
ton. All archbishops and bishops were
directed opromulgate the decree with
out further delay.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND left Washing |
ton for Buzzard's Bay, Mass, where he |
will remain with his family until oc-
tober.
HENRY j. ALDRIcns of Denver, pres: |
dent and general manager OF the Col
orado Securities company was missing, |
and his accounts were said TO be $780,
600 short.
of the battle of Bunker Hill |
took place in Boston.
TIE forthcoming annual report of
the United States civil service commits
sion will show that the whole number |
of persons regularly employed In the
civil service OF this country is about |
200, 600.
THE Chicago Saturday Evening Her.
aid went into the hands of a receiver.
The suit OF William II. Laidlnw |
against Russell Sage, OF New York, tor
rsFAshbJ III hAAto tNNEtNCQ W ilAt pro-
tecting Sage from dynamite bomb,
resulted Ia verdict of $4,000 Tor the
plaintiff.
THE Wolverine mills at Cairo. H.,
owned by II. PaepeclSe & CO., of Chi
cago. were completely destroyed by
fire. the loss being $4,000
TIm Missouri supreme court declared
unconstitutional the law which forbids |
the discharge of employees OF corpora
tons for refusal 20 sever their connec-
tons with labor organizations.
LEWIS Cox and Miss Cornelia Tor
rance were drowned by the upsctting
Of boat near Iushegce. Ala.
TIE annual meeting of the Army of
the Potomac was held al New London,
Conn. Gen. John Gibbon was chosen
president.
WMLE insane Mrs. Sanford ellis,
aged IS, wife of wcll-to-do farmer
near Shcllshurg, Ia, poisoned three Of