The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-21

Albert Wallace. who murdered his
sister. Mrs. Belle Dowlby, on February
10. 1895, was hanged nc Pekin. Ill.
Father Dominick 0'Grady. the Roman
Catholic priest who pursued Mary Gil
martin from Ireland and murdered her
In Cincinnati. has been adjudged In
sane. and will not be tried for his
crime.
Thomas Pelkilton. coachman. shot
Miss Minnie Manscli. a domestic. at the
residence OF Edward Myndcrz IN Seneca
Falls. N. Y. because she refused 10
marry him. and then killed himself
Two Italians named Taddeo, father
and son. section hands on the Lake
shore railroad, were burned 70 death in
their home at Geneva, o.
The international chess match In New
York between the United Kingdom Of
Great Brituin and ireland against an
American team was won By the Amer
leans.
Peek Bros. a. Co.. manufacturers Of
plumbers and stcamfitters' materials
at New Haven. Conn. failed for $780,
900.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 10th was: Wheat,
CO, $4,000 bushels; corn, 1855. 900 bush
els; oats. 100000 bushels; rye, 1,467,-
0c0 bushels; barley, 1,353.o0o bushels.
A fire at Aetna Mills. CAL. burned the
larger portion Of the town.
Crawford a. Crawford. bankers at
Cameron, Tex. filed n deed OF assign
ment with assets Of about $230.00O and
liabilities of 100000.
War which seemed so imminent in the
capitol OF Kentucky has been avoided
SO far. Threats OF violence proved mere
threats, the occupation OF the state
house by the militia having met with no
resistance.
After Is years absence, during which
time he had become wealthy, George IL.
Hatfield returned TO Sedalia, Mo-. TO
find his wife married TO another man.
lie quietly went his way without nalS-
ing his presence known TO her.
The firm of George Jardine & Son.
organ builders in New York, was wiped
out by death In three days.
The senate joint resolution directing
the secretary of agriculture TO purchase
and distribute seeds, bulbs, etc, as has
been done in preceding years, has be-
come law without the presidents sig
nature.
Flames among business houses Mt
Clinton, Wis. caused loss of 100000.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania branches
of the new Nypano Railway company
were consolidated into one company
with a capital stock of $20,Oo0,ooo.
la heated discussion In Washington
over the president Senator Pugh and
Don NJ. Dickinson came To blows.
Robert Conoyer and James Reef. of
Pasadena. were killed by man named
Nicholson in a fight over mining prop
crty ut Banning, Cal.
Twenty-Five thousand persons were
idle in Chicago because Of the clothing
cutters and trimmcrs' strike.
Ii was announced that Secretary Car
Isle would seek the democratic nomina-
ton for president.
The supreme court OF Ohio decided
that opening the side door Of saloon
TO customers on Sunday is a violation
of the Sunday closing law.
Crawford GoIdsby. alias Cherokee
Bill" was hanged at Fort Smith, Ark.
for the murder of Ernst Melton on
November o. 1898.
The log cut on the Menominee river
in Michigan the past winter was 4o0,-
100000 feet, against s7o,000,0O0 feet the
year previous.
The tug Mascot which left Balti-
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with her crew of eight men. all resi-
dents of baltimore, and her COM
Hiansicr, Capt. A. Mccreadys of New
York.
Robert +. Herman, 20 years old, a
bartender, killed Lizzie Crater, 20 years
old. domestic, In New York, and then
took his own life.
Robert Callaghan. an extensive man
ufacturer and real estate operator in
Philadelphia. failed for 100000.
A big coal pool, covering all the ship
ments from Pennsylvania nnd Ohio by
way of the lakes, was formed at CO.
lumbus, o.
james Long, Bros. a. CO.. makers OF
dress goods In Philadelphia, made an
assignment with liabilities OF 5000, 900,
and Frank and William Rhodes, build
ing manufacturers, and William Henry
a. Co, umbrella makers. Of the same
city, failed. tho former for 100000 and
the latter for $150.000.
William Conard, one of the best
known post Office inspectors in the
country, was found dead in bed at
Greensboro, n. G.
Curfew ordinances requiring children
to be in doors by nine o'clock I'm the
evening were passed in Omaha and
Lincoln, Neb.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.