The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-03-16

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els; oats, o,509. 900 bushels; rye, $4,000
bushels; barley, i,2i7,ooo bushels
HAIRY HAYWARD, the convicted
murderer OF Miss Cling, was sentenced
at Minneapolis TO hang on June 10
next
The Indiana Legislature adjourned
sine die after n desperate fight over an
attempt, which was successful, 20 pre-
vent the delivery Of a veto message.
THE old Forsyth Street Methodist
Episcopal church In New York city
celebrated the lO5th anniversary of It's
founding.
sILAs NJ. WAITE, aged rs years, who
looted the First national bank OF Brat
tieboro, VT, OF which he was presi-
dent and cashier and committed for
gerics amounting 20 100000 In 1850
and fed, died in Omaha, Neb.
AT Pembina, n. d., James Young
and George Clark, convicted OF robbing
man OF three dollars and brass
watch, were sent 10 the state peniten-
tiary for life.
| JUDGE Hunt, OF Cincinnati, decided
that a sleeping car company was
responsible for the loss OF jewelry left
in care OF porter.
AS result of serious family quar-
rels Nicholas Bodvin, aged IA, shot and
killed his father, Peter Bodvin, in
North Minneapolis.
APPLICATION for a divorce was made
in Chicago by Mrs. James Matthew
Aubrey, Jr., daughter Of Chief Justice
Fuller, because OF her husbands ex-
cessiye use Of Intoxicating liquors The
couple eloped and were married in
March, 1859.
The oyster dredging schooner Ida V.
Seward, OF oxford, was capsized in
Broad creek, Md, and all hands, con-
sisting Of seven men, were drowned.
FIRE, started by an incendiary, de-
stroyed the courthouse and business
block at Murfreesboro. Ark.
THE treasury officials say that div
idends received by n resident OF the
United States from corporations, for
eign or otherwise, doing business
wholly without the United States, are
liable 10 the income tax.
REV. s. w. HOOVER, pastor Of the Col
lege street Dunltard church at Dayton,
o., expired in his pulpit while deliver
ing sermon.
TnE treasury condition for the first
third Of March shows that receipts
aggregated s0,325,0oO and the ex-
penditures sli, 1854, 900 or an excess
Of the expenditures over receipts of
s., O20, 600
ALL the colored residents OF Union
Vile, Mo, received white cap notices
warning them 20 leave the city before
| April on penalty OF death.
FIVE men were killed and twenty
seriously injured in a riot precipitated
by white dock laborers in New Or
leans. British vessels were fired upon,
the pursor OF an English steamship was
probably fatally wounded, and the
whole city was under reign OF terror.
TIvoM hall in Brooklyn, n. Y, was
destroyed by fire and surrounding
buildings damaged, the loss being $780,
600
| THE Pennsylvania legislature passed
a bill prohibiting the wearing of any
religious insignia or garb by teachers
in the public schools.
THE supreme court OF Ohio an
nounced an opinion finding the recent
annexation of suburban towns to Gin
cinnati 10 be valid.
TIM Santa Fe, Prescott a. Phenlx
railroad was formally opened TO pas
senger and freight traffic throughout
the entire length in Arizona.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OLNEY upheld
the constitutionality Of the income tax
law in an argument before the supreme
court in Washington.
NINE Italians, charged with murder,
were shot dead by American miners in
the Walsenberg Coli district, and a
race war was reported 10 be in prog
ress.
HAIRY Browne shot and killed his
wife and himself at San Francisco.
A MAD dog was killed at Peter
Thompson's farm, north OF Flora, H.,
after IL had bitten three children and
four horses.
RAIN fell at Perry, o. r., for the first
time In ten months. Wells and cisterns
were all dry and water for man and
beast was hard 10 obtain.
By the breaking OF an axle on the
Lehigh Valley express train near
Hazelton, Pa. two cars were turned
completely over and each Of the fifty
passengers sustained injuries more or
less severe.
A BILL granting women the right 70
vote for certain township officers was
defeated I'm the Illinois senate by one
vote.
THE indictment for embezzlement
standing for two years against cx-Gov.
Ira S. Chase was discussed at Kokomo,
Ind.
OVER 100000 feet Of lumber was
burned at Griffin, Ark.
Tm business portion Of the city OF
Waupun, Wis, was neatly wiped out
by FIRE.
A POWERFUL pool OF all the coal rail-
road companies in Ohio and all the
corporations in the state was organized
at Columbus.
MINERS OF the Pittsburgh district
were successful IN their strike for an
advance In the scale and all but 5000