The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-12

! Ing 1894 aggregated S44.vvb, Ou0,UO0, 10
per cent less than In the year 1898.
The Honduras Lottery company,
formerly the Louisiana. has at last
been completely driven from all New
England states
Mrs. WILLIAM FLINT, OF Utica, n.
Y, fatally shot her husband and his
mother because OF the latter's inter
ference In her affairs
! A RACE from Minneapolis to Chicago
between cowboys mounted on bronchos
has been arranged, the date of the
start TO be February.
Mrs. MARY j. DUNLEY and James S.
Dunley. six times divorced and seven
times married, were united for the
latest and they say the last-time by
Justice Randall III. White In Chicago.
| RAY WIcKHAM, the 6-year-old son Of
a banker at Thornton. Ind, was stolen
and held for ransom. He was rescued.
MRs. SUSAN ROWE expired while at
tending services in Woodward Avenue
Baptist church at Detroit. She was "a
years old.
DURING "a quarrel S. l.. Swim shot
and killed Widow Cooper and her
1
miles from Newport, Ark.
ONE OF the mills OF the Miami pow
der works near Xenia, o., was blown
up, three employees being killed.
THE village OF Stuartsville, miles
northeast OF Findlay, o., was nearly
destroyed by fire.
FIRE near Baltimore. which de-
stroyed Standard Oil plant, acid and
fertilizer works. caused loss of
5000, 600.
FIRE originating in the Eagle flour
mills destroyed the business portion OF
Hamlin, w. Va.
A BODY In tho morgue In Chicago
was identified as that OF Il. b. Smith,
who was supposedly buried at Crystal
Lake, H., four years ago.
Mrs. MARY A. LrvERMoRE, the woman
suffragist and temperance advocate,
will shortly retire from the temperance
platform.
Mrs. CLARA PENNEII, OF Clinton, Ia,
kidnapped when child by her father,
was reunited TO her mother at Rock
ford, Ill.
j. r. RUMsEY, ex-mayor OF Upton,
Ind, was found dead in bed.
LOUIS GALLOWAY (colored), living n
mile from Edwards, Miss, together
with his wife. were found murdered
near their cabin.
FoUR lives were lost by tho sinking
of the pilot boat ID. j. Lawler by n
fishing schooner In the fog off Minot's
light near Boston.
A RECEIVER was appointed for the
Jefferson iron works OF Stebenville,
o., the Indebtedness being $4,000
JAMES Cook. n wcll-knpwn character
and ward politician, and Charles Hud-
nall, city employee, killed each other
ia duel In New Orlnans.
TEMPERANCE workers from many
points were present at the funeral OF
Mrs Mary Il. Lathrop at Jackson, Mich
FLOODS In the Ohio river and ats
tributaries were causing great damage.
SPENCER COSTELLO, n negro burglar
and desperrdo, was lynched near Flora,
Miss, by mob
POSTMASTER FRANK NJ. Doll and his
wife and son were murdered AT Alma,
A. r., by robbers who broke into the
post Office.
AUGUST TRuMPLER, aged IL, and his
wife aged 60, were suifocated by coal
gas in their home at Baltimore, Md.
IT was said that in FIVE OF the coal
producing counties OF Ohio there were
10000 persons in actual want, and an
appeal was made 10 the governor for
aid.
A NEGRO named Ware, living near
Dunangan, Ca, murdered his wife and
mother-in-law and then burned his
house. He was arrested
OK the pretense of examining the gas
meter n thief secured access 20 ST.
Joseph's hospital at Omaha and robbed
Father Daxacher Of $1,000 in notes and
money.
Two MEN were killed and four injured
In Ia collision between Lake Erie freight
trains near NorwallS, O.
APPRAISER MCCLURE, OF New York,
reports the value of the Gould estate
for purposes of taxation at $50, 934,-
$50 10.
Mrs. KATE HoRN died in Fairmount
township, Pa, aged % years She was
member OF the Methodist church for
eighty years and in that time she
missed church on Sunday only nine
times.
MICHAEL NUGESr died Mt Springfield,
o., from the effects OF blow on the
nose received in n boxing match.
EIaHT more bodies were found by
searchers in the ruins of the Delavan
house at Albany, N. y
TIE courthouse at Decatur, Tex was
destroyed by fire and the county rec
ords were burned. Loss, 100000.
The celebrated stallion Bashaw, Jr.,
owned by Isaac Munger, died nt WASH
ington, Ia. lie was % years old.
NICHOLAS WEBER a. SoN, the largest
morocco manufacturers at Lynn, Mass,
failed for 500, 900.
THERE were Incorporated in the
United States during the year 1894 49,
094 new corporations with total capt.
talization Of s3,0l7, sec, 40.
The Huntsville (Ala.) female college
was destroyed by fire. All Of the girls