The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

Proceedings were begun In behalf OF
Nine. Paulhan, who claims that the
machines are her property and de-
mands that they be returned 10 her In
France. Nine. Paulhan asks that the
attachment obtained by Edwin Cleary.
Paulhans manager. be vacated.
The grand jury al Pittsburg has In
dicted Frank N. Hoffstot, millionaire
president OF the German National
Bank OF Allegheny and president OF
the Pressed Steel Car company, on,
charges OF bribery and conspiracy.
President Emil Winter, OF the Work
ingmen's Savings Bank and Trust con-
pany OF Allegheny. confessed he lad
bribed councilmen to the extent Of
$4,000
The New York senate by vote OF
3S TO s sustained the charge made by
Benn Conger that Senator lothian p.
Aids. until recently president pro
tenn, bad demanded and taken bride.
Before the vote began Aids resigned
kis position in the senate and thereby
released himSelf from jurisdiction OF
that body
President Lewis OF the United Mine
Workers, announced that scales have
been signed for the next two years in
the Guernzey. Tuscarawas and Column
biana districts, in Ohio. and that the
scale probably would be signed within
few days for the Jackson, Massil.
Ion and Crooksville districts
A cyclone that swept the territory
southeast OF Youngstown, o., injured a
score OF persons including George Gal
lott, OF Hazelton. who may die; razd
or ruined eight houses in Langsville
and wrecked powder plant and
number OF other buildings at Hazelton.
The loss is over 100000.
Nine girls were injured. three seri-
ously. one OF whom may die, by jump
ing from the second and third story
windows OF the Central Steam laundry
In Chicago during panic that fol-
lowed the bursting OF a 1o0-pound
pressure steam pipe in the basement
Of the building
Four hundred thousand employees OF
railroad companies and other big cor
porations throughout the United States
have received voluntary wage in
creases from their employers since
Jan. 80, according TO a statement pre-
pared by an association OF employers
In New York.
I. Z. Manley. prominent mine opera
tor OF Webb City. Mo-. fled suit for
$40. 900 against Judge w. NJ. Robinson,
former member OF the Missouri state
supreme court. charging him with
alternating the affections of Mrs. Man
ley. who recently Instituted divorce
proceedings.
w. n. Marker. former cashier or the
First National Bank of Upton, Ind.
was sentenced to ten years In the fed
erai prison at Leavenworth for embez-
sling 100000. His brother, Moan r..
who was assistant cashier, was given
seven years because he pleaded guilty.
John Mitchell and other labor lead
ers met with United States Senator
Penrose and State Senator McNichols
in Philadelphia in an effort TO secure
settlement OF the city's street car
strike. Leaders OF the car men do not
expect a settler. ent soon.
The military court OF inquiry which
during the last year has been investi.
eating the shooting up OF Brownsville.
Tex, finds that the evidence clearly
sustains the charge that the shooting
was done by soldiers OF the Twenty
Fifth infantry.
The jury in the trial OF Walter H.
Moore. president OF the defunct Ore
gon Trust and Savings bank. charged
with accepting a deposit after he knew
the bank TO be insolvent returned a
verdict OF mot guilty" az Portland.
]. +. Carey. president OF the United
Brotherhood OF Pnpermakers OF Ameri-
ca, called strike at the plant OF the
international Parer company at Rum
ford Falls, Me-. and 400 employees at
Berlin. N. H.. voted to strike.
Fire which started from some un-
known cause In a store In North Pow.
nal, VT. destroyed the Congregational
church. in which President James A.
Garfield taught school while student
at Williams college.
The government filed suits In the
United States court in Cheyenne, wyo..
TO recover title to thousands OF acres
OF coal and iron lands In the Elk Noun
tain district said 10 be valued at
81. 900, 600
The government has started a new
investigation OF the American Sugar
Refining company. this time at New
Orleans. where the company refuses
to show its books having importations
accounts.
The last chief Of the Lake Superior
Chippewa Indians and the head man
~ the BarAge county reservation, In
Michigan, Charles Bonochle, aged
ninety years. was killed hy a passer.
ger train.
John A. Penton. secretary OF the
Merchants Marine league Of cieve-
land. was arrested In Washington. IN
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