The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-02

lature because their constituents APP
pointed n committee 10 lobby for a
state college.
NJ. +. EDDY, farmer living near
Sycamore, ILL.,, read that soft coal,
ground fine, was good thing to mix
with feed for hogs. He tried IL and
has sixty dead hogs.
THE residence Of Thomas Williams
near Conner, o., was destroyed by fire
and his two children persisted in the
flames.
TmE president has approved the ar
gency deficiency bill, which includes
the income tax appropriation.
Mrs. JosEPH STUDERATER, OF Ander-
son, Ind, passed her l03d day in a
sleepless spell, during which time she
had received no nourishment other
than little wine now and then.
JonN SNYDER and Bridget Murphy,
on their way 10 church in Coulteryille,
Pm. were killed by n fast train.
| A MEMORIAL 20 congress praying the
immediate passage of the New Mexico
statehood bill passed the lower house
OF the assembly at Santa Fe by vote
OF 10 10 4.
FIRE in the Hotel Castle New York,
did 500, 600 damage and caused a panic
among the l55 guests.
WALTER G. WRIGHT shot his wife,
Annie at Lawrence, Mass, and then
killed himself A note found stated
that the couple had agreed 70 die to-
gether, and wished 10 be buried IN one
grave.
FIVE coal-laden barges were wrecked
near New London, Conn, and thirteen
persons. including three women and
two children, were drowned.
A FIRE that started In the American
hotel at Elmore, o.. destroyed the prin-
cipal part OF the business portion of the
town, and Maggie Flynn aud Mary
OMalley were burned 20 death.
MuroN b. MATsoN, arrested ut San
Jose. Cal, was found 20 be a woman,
and she admitted having lived in mas
querade for sixteen years.
John s. JOHNSON cut the l00-yard
skating record, standing start, to 10
seconds in trial against time at Red
Bank, n. j. af
TuE arrival OF nonunion men at the
glass works at Martins Ferry, o.,
caused riot during which thirty shots
were fired.
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND carpet wenvcrs
were preparing 10 strike at kensing-
ton, Pa, If their demand for higher
wages was not conceded.
Ir was said that some If not all OF the
} state schools of South Dakota would be
compelled 10 close on account Of the
defalcation OF cx-Treasurcr Taylor.
President CLEVELAND sent n special
message 10 congress regarding the
financial situation.
NINE coasters were seriously injured
in a collision between bobsled and a
, cable car in ST. Louis.
Mis-. NJ l.. PowERs, OF Carthage, Mo-,
was killed and thirty persons, includ-
ing Mrs. Zerelda Wallace and Theat-
rieal Manager John W. Norton, were
injured by the ditching Of "a Nandalia
train near Coatesvile, Ind.
, COMMISSIONER MILLER has prepared a
notice, copies of which will be posted
4 in every city and town, calling atten
! ton TO the provisions of the income taS
T. law.
TuE old capitol building Of Iowa was
o burned at Iowa City The territorial
l. legislature held It's first session in Iowa
City. at that time the capital of On,
, state, in this historic building fifty
$ four years ago.
@ SIX sloops capsized near Galveston
= Tex, and three persons were drowned
The firm OF Chaffc, West & CO., cot
y ton dealers at New Orleans, failed To-
4 S20l 900.
DANIEL. NJ. HARDwIcK shot and killet
4 George Ward, his brother-in-law, a
d Mexico, Mo-. and then killed himself
4 Family trouble was the cause.
/. PorIcE officers fred on riotous strilS
4 ers In Brooklyn n. Y, one OF whom
4 Michael Madigan, was probably fatal.
q wounded.
ERNEST H. SrUpER, OF Peoria, H.
q eloped with Amanda lIeberer, and In
% father threatened 20 shoot him o.
sight.
l. a train load OF ore valued at $1,000
No 600 left the Independence mine at CriI
a pie Creek Col, for Denver.
RECEIVERS were appointed for th
"a Bucyrus Steam Shovel q Drcdgc con
,r pany OF south Milwaukee. The liabil
: ties were $3.50, 675 and the assets sl6l
Sal.
e. DAVID nAMilNN iNploItul WIS Nlt'
trocuted az Sing Sing, y. y, for I'll
10 murder Of Mrs. Annette Ahrens,
"a widow 20 years Of nge, in New York .
= the night OF December %, SOP.
SO THE hearing OF evidence in the tri,
n. OF the American Railway union official
in was begun in Chicago
A STRINGENT bill against prize ngh
Is ing and race-traclt gambling was nice
ig ing favor in the North Carolina legi
lature.
he OVER 800 families In Racine, wis
re were receiving help from the city. III
~ men were willing 20 work, but coul
find none.
~, WISCONSIN cranberry growers are
need OF aid, their marshes having bee
ri DESTROYED by forest fires