The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-02-09


the Moline Qll.) pillow works.
HUNDREDS OF carloads Of provisions
were awniting distribution in Ne
braslsa. while the destitute were starv-
ing and freezing.
GREEN GOODS" dealers were flooding
] Illinois and Indiana with circulars
! telling how 10 secure $4,000 for 5000.
TIE cargo of the New Hamburg
American line new steamer Phoenecia,
which reached New York on its first
trip, was damaged 100000 by fire.
The boilers In planning mill at Mus
kegon, Mich, exploded, killing the
Waterman and shaking the entire city.
EIGnr prospectors for gold were re-
ported 20 have been frozen TO death in
the Seine river country i'm Minnesota
In the police station at llolyolSe,
Mass. Officer T.. j. Deveraux shot ex-
! Capt. NJ. ID. Fenton and killed himself.
EFFORTS by the treasury department
TO negotiate gold loan in Europe were
successful and the new issue OF bonds
may be for 5000, 100000.
THE National American Woman Suf-
frage association In session at Atlanta,
Ga, reelected Susan b. Anthony rs
president.
A SCORE OF men were injured, several
fatally, by two explosions in an iron
furnace at Steubenville, O.
Four masked men terrorized Cres-
cent City, O. r., looting the stores and
relieving citizens of their valuables.
Mrs. SARAH NJ. PIERCE was awarded
s., 800 damages i'm st. Louis for a kiss
that A. b. Carpenter attempted TO take
| from her.
The visible supply Of grain in the
United States on the 4th was; Wheat,
ga, 376, 900 bushels; corn, Il, TO, 600 bush
els; oats, 1853, 900 bushels; rye, i0l 900
bushels; barley, 100. 900 bushels.
A. s. BOWERS, of Denver, Col, was
murdered and robbed and his store
fred 10 hide the crime.
! The two children OF George Stitzcl
were burned 10 death in their home at
Sheffield, Mo, during the absence of
their parents
AT Peoria. Ill. Frank Atkinson shot
and killed Lena Upper, his sister-in-
law. and then fatally wounded himself
FIVE burglars blew open the safe in
the Milan (O) Banking company's
| office, securing $4,000.
BOILER in an icehouse at Elwood,
r. l., exploded, killing three men and
| injuring ten Others
A MILWAUKEE street ear plunged
into the river through an open draw
and the motorman and two passengers
were drowned.
/ A PORTABLE engine exploded on "A
farm near Moorsland, Ind, killing
three men and injuring three others,
one fatally
AT Wichita, Kan, Capt james NJ.
Lewis, a retired army officer, dropped
dead FROM heart disease.
WILLIAM SHANNON and son were shot
at Bedias Tex, as a result Of neigh
borhood feud.
MATTHEW ELAN & Co.. dealers in
| fruits In New York, made an assign
mcnt with liabilities of Sl50,OOO.
THE Chicago Great Western and East
ern Illinois railway employees were no
| tilted that they must not drink or gam
bic or board at places TO which a bar
Is attached
JUDGE OTIS. Of St Paul, decided that
under the Minnesota law husbands
were liable for slanderous remarks by
| their wives
THREE partially consumed sticks Of
dynamite were found under n Baptist
church at Pleasant Dale, Ind, in which
revival meetings were being held.
The supreme council OF the National
Farmers Alliance met in annual con-
vention at Raleigh, n. G. Resolutions
were passed denouncing the issue OF
bonds by the government
Gov. MORRILL,, OF Kansas, appointed
ex-Gov. Anthony state superintendent
OF insurance.
MADISON BRYAGT, living near Terre
Haute. Ind, prevented his daughters
marriage by burning the license in the
presence Of the guests
Four masked men held up train on
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road
near Sylvia, Col, and robbed the pas
sengcrs Of their valuables.
MASKED men robbed Jacob Engel
and wife, living near Bremen, Ind,
and tying them 10 a bcdpost left them
10 freeze.
WHILE Intoxicated James Mutt, liv-
ing near Atchison, Kan, fatally shot
Mr. John Payton and Leonard Cole
man and was In turn fatally beaten
with an NIX by Mrs. Payton.
THE warehouse Of the Bodman To-
bacco company at Cincinnati was to-
tally destroyed by fire, entailing loss
OF $500, 900.
AT indianapolis the Condo imple-
ment warehouse and several smaller
stores were consumed by fire, the loss
being 100000.
FIRE destroyed the business portion
OF Jamaica, la. The post Office WIS
among the buildings burned.
Or. SLOWER, n physician OF Wayland.
Mo-, was frozen 20 death near there
while returning from sick call.
THE village OF Leipzig, o., was Wis
tied by fire which swept away the
business district, the loss aggregating
500, 600
FATrtrR JAFRr Of Wilmin0ton Da1