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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
R.cau.e r. Was the Dowager

VIENNA, July 1s.-A German merchant
has been secretly tried and condemned to
fifteen months imprisonment for making
;nsultine remarks about Dowager Empress
Victoria
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
Sucker State People Visit Gen. Harrison

INDIANAPOLIS, Jolly 19.-This was Illinois
day with Harrison. Delegations from
Springfield, Monticello, Decatur and Jack
sonvile arrived at noon. The veteran
Black Eagles and Lincoln clubs OF Spring
field numbered 3O4. They carried in an
elevated cage large black eagle. All
together there were about eight hundred
visitors from Illinois, among whom were
the Secretary OF State, Dement,, Attorney
General Hunt, Mayor J. A. Connolly and
Hon. David T. Little-. Attorney General
Hunt acted as spokesman and rendered
the congratulations in few wel-spoken
words. Harrison responded with speech,
and after shaking hands with members of
the delegation hs returned to his residence.
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Michigan Democrats and Greenbackers
viii Fight Together this Year.

DETROIT, July 19.-The Democratic State
convention met here to-day. A telegram
from the Greenback State convention,
which assembled at Grand Rapids this
afternoon, was read, asking that confer
enee eoinmittee be appointed to confer
with similar committee from that body.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
Disruption of the Iron Manufacturers
Union,

PITTsBURG, July 1s.-The disruption OF
the association of manufacturers of iron
steel and nails has actually commenced
A member stated that it was only ques
to exist. Within the last twenty-four hours
twelve firms have sent in their designations
and every mail is increasing the list.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
. Chicago Merchants Assignment.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Thomas W. Hal
one OF the largest wool merchants OF tn
city, made an assignment this Afternoon
His assignment was great surprise. tt
The liabilities are $5O, 900, assets $13C
OOO
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THE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
THE EIGHT-HoUR BILL.
1t is Reported Favorably Upon by the
House Committee.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The bill passed
yesterday by the Senate for the adjust
ment Of the pay OF laborers and mechanics
under che eight-hour law. was acted upon
favorably by the House COMMITTEES on
labor this morning and will be reported to
the House some time during the day.
1t viii take the place OF the bill on the
same subject now before the House, and
will probably be called upfor consideration
at this evenings session of the House,
which has been set aside for the considera-
ton OF bills reported from the committee
on labor.
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r.a Firem.n ware Killed,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 1s:-The Louis
vile q Nashville north bound passenger
train collided with q freight train near Bir-
mineham. Both iremen were killed and the
naseenpers badly shaken up.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
A. O. U. w.

]. w. Kinsley, P. G. M. W. of the A. O. U
W., is over from Helena, and will visit
Butte Lodge No. 1. this evening. He has
just returned from the Supreme Lodge.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21

Re-Arrested Before Leaving Their Seat
by the state. Charged with Unlawfull
Taking Dynamite into the state-Th
Opinion Of the Grievance Committee o
the b. of Z. e.
CHIcAao, July 19.-Much curiosity wa,
expressed to day as to what the defense il
the. Burlington dynamite case would be-
At the opening Of court. lawyers Dona
hue. for the brotherhood asked District
Attorney Ewing il the prosecution rested
it's case. EwiAs nodded his head afiirma.
lively. '.The4 We rest our case,'s said
Donahue, .'and are prepared t. discuss the
proofs,
Ewing, howe leosisss ! i Sc an :
argument, say We sirasiy ask that
defendants be
HELD on THE EyInEnoE.p .
After an easncst address by each of the
two lawyers for the defense, Commissioner
Hayne said The prosecution has pre-
sented q good and probable case against
the prisoners and should not be per.
forming my duts unless preferred charges
against all the prisoners TO the Grand Jury
10 pass upon 4tk men : enilt orinnocence. =,
The court offered the amount of bail
to remain as aEsady fixed, SIS 900 piece.
Efforts to except Engineer Cooling from
being held over we're ineffectual, as were
also the attempts to have his bail reduced.
The
ARGUMENTS OF THE DEFENSE
we're that there bad been practically no
evidence against Cooling.
The three prisoners. Broderick, Bauerisn
ind Cooling, were not allowed their liberty
IN bail All three were rearrested before
moving a step, st tie warrants being used,
harging them r Eh bringing dynamite into
he State contrary to law.
The chairman ef the
BRoTHERHooD GRIEVANCE CoMMIrrEEs
1 the various railway systems in session |
ere adopted to-day a resolution that,
hiIe, not withdrawing a word of our de-
unciation Of tbs use OF dynamite. we are
OF condemning She men under accusation.
The wholesale connection OF
THE IsFAMeErs PINKERToN GANG"
/
The entire business looks at this time,
ke policy adopsed to ipiure and disgrace
le workingmen, who are on strike. A
lspension OF JUDGMENT from allfair-minded
eople as asked, Iending a trial governed
ythe strict rules of evidence y
WILL THE BOYCOTT BE RENEWED?
The Times VIII say tomorrow: "a
owe which has Eaen determined upon, in
Ise the present Sfffort to settle the-striiiks
/ the Buriingtosefails. is the renewal of fIl
e boycott on thesroad. An effective boy
TT OF the road q the time when the corn
op seeks transpeA A.tation would undoubt- '
ly be a great disaster to the road. t
hats what Willie done, said promi-
mt member OF tie Brotherhood to-day.
te do not desire TO incommode the pub.
, but extreme nseasures must be used
len nothing else will do. The Brother
'od is able toasa the road losing money
ID proposes te & y it unless the strike is q
I f,f5599 = fssss He'd ~ d@s-s r
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/. ,r,..,..,ppi Murderer Hanged.

GRrENyrLLE, Miss. July 1s.-Murray
Lewis, colored. who some tame ago CUT tne
throat ~ his mistress and threw her body
into, inf the river, was hanged to-day.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21

ROME, July 19.-The Pope, in conver-
sation, stated that he does not intend to
leave Rome. He expressed regret that his
last note to the Irish clergy, in regard to
the political situation, should have been
misinterpreted,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
THE SENATE AND HOUSE
WHAT WIS SAID And DONE YESTER.
DAP IN CONGRESS.

A Bill Passed in the Senate to Ratify Al
Agreement With the Shoshone ant
j Bannack Indians-Other Territoria
| Legislation-A Number of Bills Passes
| Work of the House.
WASHINGTON, July 19.--In the Senate th,
House bill to accept and ratify an agree
merit with the Shoshone and Bannack In
dians on the Fort Hall reservation, Idaho
was reported and passed with an amend
ment.
BILLS PtssF -
Tbs : s;ss!s we're taken from the
calendar and passed.
Senate bill amendatory OF the act OF the
1Sth of June, 1885, as to postal crimes,
declaring non-mailable, all indecent, lewd,
defamatory or threatening delineations,
epithets, or langu age as written or printed.
Senate bill to prohibit members OF Terri
torial Legislatures from holding certain
offices.
Senate bill relieving municipalities in
Territories from certain cases and author
:zing village and city corporations to issue
bonds for necessary improvements to an
amount not exceeding four per cent of as
sessed valuation in addition to their
bonded Indebtedness for the first OF
January, 1888.
House bill supplementary to the Pacific
railroad acts with amendments
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
of executive business, and when
the doors reopened the Senate adjourned
The bill passed by the Senate with
amendments supplementary to
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD ACTS
g the bill passed by the House on the 3D.
Of March, requiring the Pacific Railroad |
to construct, maintain, and |
operate telegraph lines and to afford equal /
ABILITIES to all connecting telegraph lines. |
Fhe amendments merely strike out the /
word construct" wherever it occurs.
THf: FULLER APPOINTMENT
The nomination of Melville w. Fuller, to
'e Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
he United States, was taken up by the
enate this afternoon in secret session.
Senator Edmunds was given the floor,
nd began a speech which it was under
TODD, would occupy about four hours.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
The Postmaster At. Livipeston,

WAsHNGToN, July 1S.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate for nomination
the name OF VIM. B. Tedford to be post
master at Santa Anna. CAL, and John
Stuff at Livingston, Mont.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
MORE ARRESTS.

Later in the afternoon Bauereisn gave
bonds in S., 900 for his appearance, Satur-
day next, OH the State charge. He was
again arrested IN Aurora. The warrant
charges conspiracy, and he was taken to
Aurora this evening.
Times" special from Aurora says
Bauereisn was arrested to-day on four
warrants, which embody the charges here.
tofore made OF conspiracy to place in
jeopardy life and property by means of
dynamite. He was released in $4,000
bonds on two charges, and 81, 500 on the
others.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21

cholera Among Europeans af Hohs s'
I.onnox July 1s. -Cholera prevails 70 an
:, !. 4. - ,..eat among the Europeans at
Hsngt Kong. -
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The House,

. WAsHMGToN, July 1s.-The tariff bill
was taken up early by the House to-day.
On motion of Tracy OF New York, primu-
line was stricken from the free list.
The first paragraph, which had been
passed over informally THAT placing cotton
ties as hoops on the free list) was then con-
sidered
Senator Platt was authorized by the
senate committee on Interstate Commerce
to report back with verbal amendments)
the Spooner bill, subiecting
THE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
to the jurisdiction of the Inter- State Com
merce Commission, and regulating their
operations in much the same way as the
Interstate Commerce law regulates the
affairs OF railroads.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21

A French SuB1
PARIS, July 1S.-The Senate so''As
nassed the sugar bounties.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
IN SPORTING CIRCLES.

Base Ball and Other Amusements as
Reported Yesterday.
DErRoIT, July 18.-The Chicago men
couldn't play bali anyway to-day, and
we're easily defeated. The loss OF this game
puts Chicago into second place, and De-
troit in first, for the first time this season.
Score: Detroit 5; Chicago o. Batteries:
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21

A UNION OF FORCES.
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HELD ON THE EVIDENCE
THE ALLEGED G. b. q q. DYNAM-
IgERs HELD 0VER.

Re-Arrested Before Leaving Their Seats
by the State. Charged with UnIawfully
Taking Dynamite into the state-The
Opinion of the Grievance Committee of
the b. of L E
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as to his innocense and in other matters.
When the cross-examination was concluded
Mr.. Ewing arose aud said the state would
rest at this point.
The court then adjourned till tomorrow.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08

Eminent doctors say: Warmers White
Wine Of Tar will never he equalled az q
cough medicine. Sold by j. l.: kimhall
X Co. Sept. 20.
The new working shaft at the HolliSter
bottomed in the ledge on Tuesday at a
depth OF twenty-five feet. Everything ~
going on In good order nc the mine.
j. ". Oleson has been engaged by
Messrs. j. l.. kimball x Co., and now has
charge Of their iewelry department. lie
il a competent workman.
Judge Grant informs Clerk Il. r.. Dunn.
. that Circuit court will not convene until
Monday. September II, next Thejudge
Is In very poor health.
Roy Leach lost about fifty bushels Of
potatoes last Sunday night. Cattle
broke into the enclosure. The loss ~
rather severe Tor him.
Forest fires were getting altogether too
close 20 town last Monday, but "A timely
storm OF rain put stop 10 many OF
them.
A large party OF Crystal Falls folks
spent Yesterday at the Spread Eagle
chain o. lakes, and ofcourse had a grand
time.
The fire east OF town burned it's way
through the woods until within two miles
OF the city, when the rain came.
Quite number OF Mastodon ladies at
tended the dance here ON Wednesday
evening.
Iron River correspondence failed to
mater,lize this week. Ii will be greatly
missed.
A month Of hot weather is predicted.
Probably beginning with the sixth OF next
month.
Court "sits" on Monday, September
II, instead OF Tuesday, 18th inst. IA
stated.
NJ Buskirk and +. A. Ovenshire hunted
partridge last Sunday. Resultnot given.
Work on the Iron River-Crystal Falls
wagon road is progressing finely.
A number Of logging crews went into
the woods from here this week.
A. Justified, The Fair man, hasa word
To his customers in this issue.
Heating stoves are being put in pl,tce
and the coal dealer smileth.
Max, the clothier, crowds out some
reading matter this week.
These cold nights are reminders OF
hoary- headed old winter
Partridge, fat and low flyers, are very
plentiful this year.
Oyster season now. None in the
market yet.
A slight rama blessing on
Monday.
These nights are n trine cold for camp
ing out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08
C0PP'S LAND REVIEW.
Commused Homestead and fre-empfisn
I'rsoJs-- Whaf m.sf be Shosr.--The MIN
i,nam Of gai.e--Good Faith, Rad Faifh
and Speculation.

A good deal 81 uncertainty seems 60 ex-
list in the minds OF the people as TO what
IN absolutely required by the homestead
and presumption laws, and the frequency
with which proofs are presented On the
face of which IL appears that the claim
ants have endeavored 20 calculate To a
nicety the smallest amount OF improve
ments actually necessary 10 secure title
has caused the authorities to look with
suspicion upon all committed homestead
and presumption entries
There is neither a maximum nor min
imum Of valuation. though il il shown
by practice that the commissioners of the
General Land Office has made up his
mind that u settler who has improve
ments valued at less than one hundred
and twenty-five dollars has not made
very useiforts to mnkca pcrman-
emit home for himseltand family, and will
not pass such entries to patent except
under most observation-disclosures, show
ing beyond doubt that the claimant has
acted in good faith, and that where an
Indication Of bad faith appears he will
have no mercy upon the claimant
In final proof il is frequently said by
claimants and witnesses that absences
have been no greater than the law al
lows" or che was ON the land Gs often
az the law requires" These statements
are evasive in character and outgrowths
ofignorance respecting legal requirements.
There IL NO provision 81 the presumption
or homestead law permitting the absence
Of settlers from their claims, nor is there
n provision specifying how frequently
they must he on the land The laws re-
quire continuous-that *, unbroken-
residence upon the land from date of set
Element To date ~ final proof Tenn
! porary personal absence from the land
| between such dntes--no matter Tor how
! lOng---is not Inconsistent with continuous
residence; while n removal from the land
with the intention of remaining away IL
fatal To continuous residence though the
party may change his intention and re-
! turn after AN absence 81 only a few hours.
Intention iseverything i'm operating under
these laws. The man who makes n pre-
emption or homestead entry with the
intention to make his home upon the
land H. acting in good faith, and would
actually bcguilty Of no wrong II he should
change his mind suddenly and sell the
land after having received patent on
duplicate certificate or receipt therefor
An entry made for the purpose OF specu.
lation with the intention to sell the land
ut the earliest favorable opportunity, Il
an entry in bad faith, and though the
entryman may subsequently change his
mind and make his future home upon the
land, he could not stand before his own
conscience ~ an honest man.
HENRY y. Corr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08

Probably no one thing has Caused such
n general revivalo OF tradeatJ. +. Bowers
drug store az their giving away TO their
customers al SO many free trial bottles Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton. Their trade * simply enormous In
this very valuable article from the fact
that il always cures and never disap-
points Coughs. colds, asthma, bron-
chits. GROUP, and all throat and lung
discusses quickly cured. You can test IL
before buying by getting "A trial bottle
free, large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08

Iorers of M"sic 10 be- Girea Rare Treat.
fSpiendid Programme.

Iorers ~ Masic 10 BE- Girea Rare Trco,.
fSpieHdid Programme.
The Ladies' Aid Society has completed
all Of it's well made plans and will this
evening treat its friends 10 musical
entertainment All OF those who were
assigned parts in the programme, have
worked energetically and with the heart
that's IN them TO enable them to render
their parts In pleasing iind acceptable
manner, and as the very best talent in
the city is down for song or recitation
something out 81 the common will be- the
result. The programme shows care and
good judgment in ITS compilation and is
as follows:
directing Glee Quartefte
l2-Recftation. Willie Bossunko
~ -See-Saw Waltz Song.
'4-Recitation "Church Reverie OF school
girl" Blanche Campbell.
5.--Duet, "Ilifes Long Drean Is Ger" Misses
Morse and Rowey.
0.--Dialogue "And Then" Frank Urm aud
Cicero Brown.
Trio, Instrumental
Solicitation, Conny Morrison.
9.--Duet. what are the VIVID Waves Saying,
Ada and JOS Brooks
i0.--songs OF Seven--
Seven times one. Exultation.
Seven times two, Romance.
Seven times three, Love.
Seven times four, Maternity.
Seven times five, WtdowdOod.
Seven times six, Giving IN Marriage.
Wedding Marrh--Tabeau.
Seven times seven, Longing for Home.
li.--Trio. Instrumental.
i2.--Recitation, Deacon stebbins on Rollers, .
Daisy Uren.
1a.-Solo. Dream Faces Miss Morse
l4.--Recitation, "A woman's Question Miss
ROwey.
15-soio and Quartette Chorus. 'EvanReline y
10.-Recitation, THE oyster Man. Mrs. i. q
Jones
I7-Soo, Mrs. Farrnnd
1S--Good Night, Qnartette
The entertainment will be given in
Doucet's opera house and isfor the bene-
flt Of the Methodist church. The admis
sion fee has been fixed at the exceedingly
low price of twenty-five cents and il il
earnestly hoped that all who delight IN
good music well given will turn out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08
Communicated.

The Womcns Christian Temperance
Union, OF Crystal Falls, IL pleased Go i'm
form it's many friends and patrons,
that IL IL still alive 60 the noble work in
which il IL engaged and will open reading
rooms in the very near future. For
particulars in regard 90 this matter zee
next issue OF THE DIAMOND DRILL. Now,
TO those who donated So liberally. over
"a year ago, towards our reading rooms
for the pleasure and benefit f the citizens
of our forest city, we extend thanks Tor
their kind forbearance and would say
that, while we have very desirable lot
on main street. for which we paid cash
$3.50, we think IL advisable 60 postpone
building until spring, hoping then for
better times, that we may be enabled to
complete our work when once begun. BY
order OF the w. G. II. IT,.
Mrs. III. G. KrfBALL,
Corresponding Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08
HEALTH NOTICE.

Any person leaving rubbish or filth,
dead animals or parts of the carcass oi
dead animals, or refusefro any grocery
or butcher shop in any place within one
mile from this village or une-hnlf mile
from any public highway In this town
ship, except the same and every part
thereof be buried nj least two feet under
the ground, or entirely consumed by fire,
such person shall be deemed guilty oi a
misdcmeanor and be punished 20 the full
extent OF the law,
III. G. KMBALL, health officer.
CRYSTAL FALLS, June z, 1883.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08

Ed. Singer and Patrick McGurty have
gone to Washington territory and will
soon be followed by their families.
Geo. A. Webster, the Washington Lie
man, was here this week.
u: G. lockwood, spent portion Of the
week ut Menoininec.
Max Berlowitz and his bride arrived
on Thursday.
Mr.. Cary, OF Iron Mountain, was here
on Monday.
Mrs. j. +. Bower spent the week in
town.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08
Miner Killed.

Saratoria Domenica. nm Italian, was
instantly killedat the Dunn mine ut 2:30
O'Clock ON Thursday afternoon, nc the
bottom Of No. 2 shaft The skip being
loaded a signal was given Co hoist, which
was done; when the cnr had gone mp
eight or ten feet the unfortunate man
Iwfnt under il TO get pick; the car came
Ilbwn ON him crushing him into sbapeless
mass. The cause al the accident was due
20 the friction band on the hosting
drum giving way under the load. The
accident il one that could not have been
possibly ioresccn and no blame can be
attachedto thecompany. The man was
about twenty-six years Of age and un-
married
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08

The home Of Uncle George Parks, ut J
III. * G.. s. Parks camp No. 3 farm. ON
the Paint river, about twenty miles from
here, was burned To the ground at about
one o'clock yesterday morning, and
Louis Brown, a supply teamster and
general utility man about the place WIS
burned to death and his wife burned so
badly about the lace and arms that the
chances OF her recovery are rather doubt
full. The fire originated in room oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs Brown and was
caused by the explosion or "A lamp which
was left burning when they retired. The
lady in attempting to extinguish the
rapidly spreading flames was burned as
above stated. Mr. Brown succeeding i'm
getting safely out OF the burning building
but remembering $50, which wes i'm his
trunk, he went into the seething structure
and was unable TO get out, and his body
was burned TO crisp. Mrs. Brown was
placed in n wagon and at once started
for town hut her suffering WAS so intense
that she waS left at the Lake house i'm
care OF Mrs. McCarty, while n messenger
was sent 20 town for help. There was
xix persons in the house at the time the
fire started and all OF them had hard
work TO get out, most OF them escaping
with nothing ON but their night clothes.
Very little was saved and the loss will
probably reach $4,000, with No insur-
ance BY the most strenuous efforts on
the part OF the men present the flames
were confined TO the building in which
they originated. The barns caught fire
several times but were promptly ex-
tinguished Louie Brown is well known
about town and has many friends who
will bc panied To hear OF his untimcly
death
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-09-08
For FIRST PLACE.

A great amount Of political engineering
will be done by friends 81 candidates Co
secure for their man the first place ON the
ticket, and the best man will probably
secure the coveted place. Then ifindors-
eel by the majority of the people, the cleo.
ton il assured. Electric Btters has been
put to the front, it's merits passed upon,
has been indorscd, and unanimously
given the first place, among remedies
peculiarly adapted 60 the relief and cure
of all diseases oi the kidneys, liver and
stomach. Electric Bitters, being guar
anteed IL safe investment. Price DOC.
and 81 per bottle at j. 4. Bowers, drug
store.