The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14


Hendricks. trninmaE, were killed. and
Engineer Roberts was fatally injured
In collision on the Cincinnati south
ern railroad near Blanchet. Ky.
A BoY incidentally set of 600 pounds
Of dynamite stored Ia his fathers cell
lar at specht's Ferry, Ia, and Edward
Latshaw and his wife and two chill
dren and Hans Bjornstern were killed
and three other persons were injured,
two fatally.
A TORNADO at Emporia. Kan. and
vicinity. did great damage. the loss TO
the state normal school alone being
over s50.0
BEN SrIrrMAN, an old miser living
near Hamilton. Ala. lost $1,000 In
money, the savings Of lifetime. in a
fire.
The Masonic temple in Boston. which
recently was resplendent with decora-
tions on the occasion of the Knights
Tempiar conclaye, was partially burned,
the loss being 100000.
JAKE VAN RAE, OF Holland, Mich,
shot his wife three times and then
lodged bullet in. his own brain. A
Unn Vic tuurEs
A TRAIN on the Cherry Valley branch
of the Kansas City, Fort Scott a Mem
phis road went through bridge be-
tween Monmouth and McCune, Kan.
and twenty-three persons were injured,
nine fatally
c. NJ. CLAY, treasurer of Sciota coun-
~, o., was reported 10 be short be-
tween Sl4 600 and SlS 600
The brewery of IL. A. Bowler in Am
sterdam, n. y, ind adjoining barns
and sheds were totally destroyed by
fire, the loss being 100000.
In pension case in Washington Sec
Rotary Reynolds ruled that troops
called into service during the war by a
state governor were not pensionable
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 9th was: Wheat
30, 75I, 900 bushels; corn, 5,7s2, 900 BUSH
els; oats, 3, lD4, 900 bushels; rye, $751;
600 bushels: barley. 1877, 900 bushels.
The personal property OF Minnesota
is 500, 1000, as against 500, 726, 600 in
1894.
FOREST fires were again raging in
the vicinity OF Harbor Springs, Mich.
doing great damage.
THE city council OF Winona, Mimi,
passed the curfew ordinance making IL
unlawful for children under Is years
OF age to be on the streets alone from
o p. m. TO o a. m.
TnE new census gives Wisconsin a
population of 1891, DOS, gain Of 245.-
025 in five years.
H. -. I
pany's yards at San Jose, Cal, destroy
ed property worth $4,000.
A FLOOD at Webb City, Mo, did dam
age TO the extent of 500, 900.
The worlds fair exhibition medals
and awards to Italian exhibitors will
be received by them in October.
BECAUSE she refused 10 live with him
Lon Rocker cut tho throat OF his wife
at indianapolis, Ind, and also fatally
wounded Mrs. Emma PEGS, her sister,
and then cut his own throat
CHILcooTs, Chillxnts and whisky were
responsible for the death of two braves
and one squaw during an aboriginal
difference of opinion in Alaska.
The annual national encampment OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic com
menced at Louisville, Ky.
THE Frank Moseley company, leather
merchants and tanners at Montreal,
failed for $780, 900.
The eighty-second annual conclave
Templar of New York state convened
at Niagara Falls.
CALIFORNIA celebrated the forty-ffth
anniversary Of her admission into the
union.
WILLIAM BRINKLEy and his brother
James met at Columbus, Ind, after IA
separation OF sixty-two years.
FIVE business houses at Neosho, Mo-,
were destroyed by rise in the river
and number of dwelling houses were
carried away.
MANY rivers oyerhowcd their banks
in Kansas, inundating several villages
and doing immense damage. The
town OF Gridley was completely
wrecked.
MICHIGAN bankers In annual session
at Detroit adopted resolutions against
the free coinage OF silver
A CAR In which number of negro
employees OF sawmill in Holmes coun-
ty, Fla, were asleep, was surrounded
by masked men who shot two negroes
dead and wound ed several others.
STRIKERS at Negaunee, Mich. were
becoming desperate and guards had TO
be kept along the railroads leading TO
lshpeming to protect fhe passengers.
DIR. A. Whit. of Chicago, says that
there are over 500 cases of leprosy ia
the United States.
The second of the FIVE races for
Americas cup was won by the VallSyrie,
the British yacht, by AZ seconds. over
a triangular course 30 miles long, off
the coast OF New York
JouN BARiILo and Michael Sabo
were asphyxiated while cleaning tanks
at the Standard OIL company's plant
at Whiting, Ind.
Ar Mnscoutah, Ill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Schauinger and Mrs. Mary
Weber. three people upward OF 20
years Of age, were thrown from a
xs.u rr..s. a "A ...s.l.r lI.. f.t.lI.. L.