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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

want In having tho Chinese kept out
but here camc tho paupers pouring
into Castle Garden aud nobody but
Mayor Hewitt ever lifts a voice
or hand against it. tell
you what II is. we need protection
against Italians and Poles just a.
much as the Cnlifornians do against
the Chinese. found that out last
summer when went down to Oyster
Bay on Long Island to do some work
In one Of tho handsome houses of big
capitalist down there II took mo
moro than week to get through, and
on Sunday went over to see tho rail-
road branch which the Long Isl aud
railway Is building out there Such
cattle as they had doing IL! Italians
every ono Of thom. They had been
imported direct from Italy. bringing
nothing with them but the clothes
they had on and few tin platos and
cups to eat from. They got from rs
cents to 81 a day aud 1t didn't cost
them anywhere near that to live.
They slept In rough shantIes put up
by the railroad and their only bedding
was hay cut out In the salt meadows
with knife and brought In on their
backs. They only had the clothes they
wore which they never seemed to wash.
and they lived on bit OF pork and
black biscuit they cooked themselves
with old cast of shreds Of cabbage
made into soup. Half the time they
eat no meat at all. Ono OF them who
could speak little English told me Il
cost him cents day 10 live; he was
making rs. and was growing rich.
It's tho same with the Italians down
In tho slums OF tho city. They live In
all the worst tenemen.s. and they
wait and buy the refuse from the mar
keis late in the day, and they don't
spend more than 16 cents for any one
person. II that isn't as bad rs the
Chinese I'd like to know the reason
why. And I'll like mighty well TO
know why something isn't being don
about II; why workmen hero aren' {
being protected as we'll us those in
Maino and California;"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics nc
Washington reports the total values OF ex-
ports from the United States for the fiscal
year ended Oct. 81. 1883, 10 be 1874, Goa, 80 f;
imports, ST07 ,5Tl, l9s. For 1887 the imports
were S122, 776,J3s, and the exports $685.
422, $50.
The heir OF John w. Shockells, a Washing.
ton locksmith, following directions in the
will, found $1,000 buried in the testator's
front yard.
Captain Ira N. Burritt, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Washington Cd. O., sunday
Herald. expired Thursday morning.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has made q
ruling that hereafter merchants who are Sc
lecied as reappraisng officers must be citi-
zens Of the United states. This specially APP
plies T. the port OF New York, where the
Collector held that 1t was necessary for mer-
chant appraisers 10 be citizens.
Chairman Cooley, Of the Interstate Com
mission. said Wednesday, touching the cut
ting Of rates. that while such practices are
going on. they have no evidence upon the
subject, rs no official complaints have been
made. Roads have a legal right, he said. TO
reduce their rates, so long as they file, print,
and post them, as the act requires.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

Kansas gave Harrison plurality OF 10, 17G,
and claims 10 be the banner Republican State.
Moses Smith, miner ut Brazil, Ind, aged
60, and without FIRMLY has just fallen heir
to fortune OF 100000 by the death OF q
relative in Wales.
The official canvas Of the Fifth California
Congressional District gives a plurality OF
so 10 Clunic, Democrat As at present, the
State In the next Congress will be repre-.
scnied BY four Republicans and two Demo
Gratis.
IIarrlson's official plurality in Michigan Is
22,99B.
II has been decided by the Republicans TO
begin proceedingsin the Virginia state courts
and the United states District Court for Nir-
ginia. 10 contest the right OF the Democratic
electors OF that state 10 east their votes In the
electoral college.
The official plurality OF Cleveland In yir-
glnia Is .535, being Democratic loss OF 4,00t
since 1884.
Tho official plurality for Cleveland in Con-
reeticut Is 335. The Republican Legislature
viii elect the Republican nominees for State
offices.
Harrison's plurality in Pennsylvania is
sa,5I1.
senator ColquItt, OF Georgia, wasre-elected
Tuesday. Mr.. Grady, Of the Atlanta Consti-
tuition, refused 20 be candidate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01
English Schools.

One Of the inspectors OF schools has
formally recorded his opinion that
children in Manchester are having
their eyesight seriously injured. and In
some cases slowly destro, cd. by rens.
on Of the insufficient lighting OF the
schoolrooma This. II seems. Is anoth-
or blessed result for which wo have to
thank Gothic architecture las IL the
education craze had not done enough
damage TO the ply sique Of our rising
generation without our handlcapping
the children further by making them
work in semi darkness Germany has
furnished US with clear enough warn
ing OF the need Of looking after the
eyes Of school children. hope tho
Manchester people will lose no time In
undermining their medieval window s.
knocking out their artistic mullions and
replacing their early English lead
lights with good honest Philistinc plate
glass. A correspondent calls my at
tention to a paragraph In the Sanitary
Record, which tells how. at some of tho
public schools In Switzerland. children
are compelled during winter time TO
keep slippers at the schools in order
that on coming there Ia bad weather
they may at once put of their wet
boots aud have them dry against their
return home. This plan is found to
be most eflicacous Ia preventing colds
and more serious illness among school
children; and my correspondent asks
why II should not be adopted In this
country. There is no reason, sup
pose. why school managers should not
encourage parents TO provide slippers
to be used in this way; sat- as regards
board schools. ] am afraid II is rather
work OF supererogation to agltate for
slippers while large per ccntage OF
tho children are without sorviccable
boots. --Lonaoa Truth
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01
Critical TO the Last.

Judge Concluding sentence): "And
you Will then be hanged by the neck
until you arc dead. dead dead" Con-
demned man: Your honor. should
think that man in your position
would avoid superiority Of language.
"What do you meanp" There Is no
necessity for the repetition Of tho word
dead; in fact there Is no nocess ity for
the use OF the word at all. for II fol-
lows that II am hanged by tho neck
death must ensuc; therefore,"
''SherIn. remove the prisoner. Lin.
coin Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

appointed Bishop Of Detroit. Mirh. lcfi
baltimore Thursday for his new held Of
labor.
At Bloomington. Ind. Wednesday. VIII
liam Norman, who was whipped by the
White Caps, brought suit for $4,000. nani-
Ing eleven defendants.
Chief Mays, n alleged, has made propo-
sition 10 the Cherokee strip Association 20
lease the strip for fifteen years At an annual
rental OF 100000 for the first five years.
s20,ooo FOR the second iiye.ears, and $780,
600 for tie remaining years. Its intilnated
that the proposition Will be accepted.
Tue Home Savings Bank OF Norfolk, Va,
suspended Wednesday. The directors state
that the depositors. most OF whom are color
ed, will lose little II anything.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

jurct Tu(stay IN singular manner. A pair
81 scissor 'laaY.eg from her belt By rubber
carl caught ~ counter n She was walk NJ
~, held until the rorA was stretched tightly
and then became un;s ned. The cord con
tra'ted with sub fDst Al the poluts OF the
scissors were bcn \ H. g. back 1, tie depth
Of an inch, pen@rating L.. spinal column
and ln.urlng the spinal co.l
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01
TROUBLE IN IOWA.
The United states Marshal Prepared
60 Eyict aud the NettIers 20 Resist.

II Is reported that lively times may be ex-
pected among the Des Monies River land set
tiers within tho next few days. United
states Marshal Desmond has a large number
Of writs OF ejectment, and he proposes to en-
force the law 10 the letter against the settlers.
There l. large number OF these, nearly all
Of whom claim that they took up these lands
In good faith, supposing them 10 be public
lands, and many Of them have patents from
the government This move just at the be-
ginning OF winter will undoubtedly work
great hardship TO many OF these people. 1t is
understood that IL Is the Litchhcld heirs, who
live In New York State, who are urging these
ejectments. They derive their title 10 the
lands In question from the old Des Moines
River Railway Il Navigation Company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

Mr.. Bibulous--''Isn't IL astonishing
how Pasteur can cure q case OF
hydrophobIar
Mira u. Yes II Is wonderful. but
he should make one more discovery"
what Il thatp"
IAN antIdote for drypho4;c . dis
ease with which old chronic inebriates
seem TO be afflicted. ~ Texas Sifyings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Tn Havana, Cuba, consumption tax TAX
ing effect Jan. |, next, has been imposed ON
fuel, food and drinks OF all kinds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

''what 10 their great loss Ia INV immediate
GAIN" said the minister softly to himself. z;
be blnbeIy pocketed the customary mafsiaot
la Somcsvihs yonraa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-01

Edith Martineau has been elected q
member of the Royal Society Of Water
ColOrists
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

II Htnf-wAtohss and diamonds
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

About 3B or 40 Wilmlngtonians bEAved
the riaors OF the weather and went to
PhilsdelphiA last night TO zee the play
OF 1.-THE OorsioRp Brothers" at the Wal
nut Street Theatre They supposed that
there would be plenty Of room . nigh
like last night, but what WAS their sur
prise to flnd that not only every seat
was occupied, but high premiums were
offered for standing room. They one
aud all unite in sSyluR that II was the
Rrandept performance on record. II cost
over 81, COO to produce the mechanism
Of the play for one week, and the Artists
whO took part we're the best In the pro-
fession, Bat Robert MAntell, under the
management Of Augustus Pitou, never
minds expense when be sees that the
public appreciates his efforIB TO please
them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

James J. Jordan, who carried on this
photogrAphinR business At 6lb1S Market
street, died OF consumption on Sunday
afternoon. His health has been In q
very pFeoArious condition for several
months, but being ambitious he kept o,
his work until . few Wesks ago, when
he was compelled to rellDquish his po.
Sltion. Though many friends still
hoped for his recovery they hoped in
vain. BE WaA 20 Tears OF age, unmAr
ried. and lived with his mother at No.
900 West Sixth street. The funeral will
take place to morrow ct 8 O'Clock a. M.
Services In St, Peters Pro Cathedral.
Interment In Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Opening day of dolls. Wednesday Nov
ember %, Mrs NJ A Taggart, sol Mar
ket street, will open fine aud cheap lot
OF dressed and undressed dolls. Come
early and get your choice. Christmas
cards, booklets, holiday goods Of all
kinda, stationery You will find almost
anything you will want for Christmas
present. Come and see for yourself.
Tree ornaments cheap. Infants, long
and short dresses. Selling at and below
cost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Last evening was the time for the
regular meeting OF TIE Board Of Educs-
slon, bat IS fEequsntly happens, there
wsB no quorum present The eleven
who did put IN an appearance waited
Anxlously for the twelfth man, bat he
did not come, consequently there wAS
no meeting. While tie mem hers were
waiting, q. r Bell and Ralph L
HAYES explained the music charts Of
Ginu 81 Co., OF Boston, with a view OF
hAvipR the system introduced into the
public schools Of this city DIR. Short
loRs extended an Invitation to the
members and the representatives of the
press to attend . ThABkIsivlng enter
tAipmsnt at the HiSh School at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning Tire board
then adjourned TO meet nexs Monday
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
Haus-sIlvOr~arO and sp potaoleS.


The Rebman Library gave very
pleasing entertainment in their rooms
last evening to the members aud a few
invited gue,ts. Mr. Taggart gave fome
pretty selections on the guitar and Mr.
Collins some fine selections on the
violin, the i'm mitation of the bagpipes
being very much appreciated, The rest
of the program consisted OF comic and
sentimental songs, dancing, recitations,
stump speeches aud funny sayings
They intend t. repeat the SAND at short
intervals during the winter mouths.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

The Rebman Library are having their
pictures taken in cabinet size, and when
completed will be placed in two large
gold frames The work is being done by
Messrs. Bucher and Brown. A third
frame, containing the remaining mem
bers. viii be given to tine man loing the
most c;eiitable work on Ell her frame.
As a consequence, both gentlemen will
use their best endeavCrs TO oatdo each
other, and flne piece of work may
be expected OF each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

The managers of the Associated Chari
ties appeal TO the Public for funds fol
their winter work.
Since the organization Of this Associ
alton, which extends It's work TO every
portion of the city, contributions have
been received from comparatively few.
1t is absolutely necessary for the further
usefulness of the society, that there be a
larger and more general list of contribu-
tors.
The work Of the lady managers and
visitors is both exposing and laborious,
and we earnestly ask you TO consider
carefully and oonscientiously. (if you do
not feel that It is not only duty, but a
pleasure), to make a contribution OF
money to the work.
1t is desirable to know as early possi.
BILE the amount OF contributions we can
depend upon, 70 that we may properly
apportIon it 10 the work for the winter
season.
We therefore urge you to respond as
literally and as promptly as you can to
onr Treasurer, Mr.. d, W Taylor, or to
any Of the undersigned members Of the
Finance Committee
ALFRED D. WARNER,
LINDLEY @. KENT,
Jos. L. CARPENTER, JR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

''The OoIsicAn Bro hers" which
R0bsrt MAntell ID presenting ct the
Walnut Street Theatre, 10 in better
shape than ever. II 10 on all Of lhis
week.
JsAnnis winston began three weeks
engagement last evening ct abe Grand
Opera House. She appeAred last even
ing In The Grand Duchess"
The same opera Will be repeated to-
night and to morrow nlght and at the
thanksgiving matines "GirUhs Giro
ia" will be given Thursday, Friday
And Saturday evenings.
The HanloBs' popular pantomime,
'Faniasma," is sfill on at the CHESTNUT
Street Opera House, and will continue
the attraction for the bAianoe Of this
week. William HADiOn is seen TO as
good and clever advantage 80 ever, and
10 fRvOrit0 with the Philadelphia
people. The play HbOun6s In many
real fanny and amusing scenes.
"The Yeomen of the Guard" 10 still
drawing GRO sded houses at the Chest
nut Street Theatre The opera ls sure
to improve on Acqualntance Mics Ad-
die Cora Reed Elsie) and Miss Fanny
Rioe (Phebe) ara strong members OF
the carte, and are winning golden lAu
rels by the manner In which they take
respective pArta In this ohsrminR opera
Oa for the balance u thls week, when
1t will be taken of
"Unols Toms Cabin" As revised and
rewritten, WAS given ~ the AcAd emy OF
Music last evening. The sOeolAlties were
unusually good, tha scenery handsome,
toe company first- olAss, AID the housl
allied n oveJhowinR.
ga Hole In the Ground" is the attrAo
tion At the Arch Street Theatre.
Under the Lash" at the KensipRton
Ths&tTe.
he Q1een's Mate is still the Ut
traction At the North Broad Street The
atre, and drawing crowded housse. This
opera should be witnessed by every
lover Of good opera In our Olty, and they
should avail themselves Of the opportu
nifty before II Is taken of Of the B,oac
Street stage.
The Irwin BrotheFs' sptolalty Com
pAny In at the Central TnsAtre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
MICHAEL GRADY.
-DEALER In FINE
Boots, Shoes and RubbeIs.
NJ ooA I/f

NO %of hlng Street.
Now Is the time to buv
your Winter Boots and
Shoes. Go to M. Grady.
234 King street, where Won
will find the largest and finest
assortment in the city Of
Ladies', Gents and Chill
dren's Fine Shoes; gents
first-class handmade shoes.
every pair guaranteed. Ali
kinds OF coarse wear and
Rubber Wear; all the best,
and cheapest In the city.
Call and see.
NJ. GRADY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.- Senator
Quay, chairman OF the Repu 1lioAn Ma
sionAl u, m % pittee, said to-day that the
Republicans would have y msjoFity OF
niue In the next House. 81 do rot be.
lleVe," be added, "ihat Democratic
governors OF States will give certificates
Of election TO D3moctats simply baoauss
they agree In political faith. shall rs
fuss to believe that any such thing will
bs done until see It,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

M, Morris f.. Mo- GO, the special COR
,pob5enl Of The Sporting and ThfAt-
4 journal and New York Dramatic
M pfonouBoes the prod uetlon Of
Orf lhe Garden WALL" the Thanks
I,lBg attraction At the operA House,
|, d ths most amualBg and lAuRhAbls
laldss On the American stage, and
M Of so5d pays will be deliRhtt d
M MIuag6F 6ouller's success Ia Sc
,itg such 8 good attraction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

POwdermaker 81 Brother, at No. bO7
King street, have established . factory
IN this city, and are making their own
sausage and sorsppla. None bat the
bsst materials are used Snd conBe-
quently ftst olass articles are the re
suit. This firm will have Bome Splsn
lid beef, equal to show meat, to.mor-
no v, and those who desire q nice roast
for Thanksgiving should bear this fact
in mind,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Two young men had . friendly tussle
\ morning near the corner Of Third
n King streets and ~ . Feault an eye
h blGcksned and = little blood
Billed. One OF the combHtAnts called
! u TAIlOr s. Fullsrton's drug store in
IdR 10 TO- air damages. Boys, you
lssh no. let your sngry passions Tisei
su little hands wore never made 10
y laeh others eyes,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

LITTLE FALLS; MINI, Nov 26.,-sat-
urdRy afternoon an unknown man in
stantiy killed Frank z Rich, farmer
80 years of age, with whom he was riding
about two miles from RoyaltOn, Morrison
County. The murderer robbed Bich OF
$50, took his team and fled. He came
through this city sttar daEE,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

EAs ohoapeas has hOase In sh0 eIey
EuHlaG0Td Rr0as' A9l MAFkoa EaF0oA
Ouppins and lssohing, los e. Second d.
Try Bush's coal Vou will like It.
Try Bush's coal you win surely like It,
Millard Y. Davis, jeweler, . Z. Second st.
Pine IS X. Rings, At HGnfs, Il 4. Fourth.
Frank Roop smith, druggist, sth and King.
American Laundry, Ca West PrOnt strsst.
Brazilian Balm, Immediate cure for numps
WRnted-b00 persons 10 buy White Ash
oigsrs and Key WOst cigars. y. II. DurBtsin,
ais King street
Just reoeiged-NoW assortment OF elegant
presents with silver, tea and coffee. Geo.
A. Taylor, N. E. cor. Sd and King Sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

The members of the Moss Rose Assem-
by were preseut with large wedo ing
cake last evening, the compliments OF
Mr.. Terrence Riley, a fellow member,
who recently emb lrked on the Ea.rimo-
NAL sea. On the centre o. inc cake was
a NOES rose, and the letters NJ. r. A
Aft-T several suitable toasts and few
short remarks, wish ing the bride and
groom lots OF happlnes and good luck,
the. cake was quickly disposed Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

To morrow night Industry Lodge, No.
2. A, o. U W., will 70 30 Bkton, Nd I,
10 attend an entertsinm snt that viii b.
given by Osoil Lodge, No. SO, of that
place. Al members Of the order are 10.
vited to participate, Tickets viii be
sold over the p, W. q B. B. Railroad
at red ueed rates, and those vino propose
going are requested to be At the station
At As p. M, % the train will leave at
o'clock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

IL the source Of much sunshine and Joy,
brightenin1 many . dark cloud An0
many . heavy loAd-5ut
joys coatnuAl abide only in q healthy
body. The Creator with great wisdom
hGn distributed over the earth veResA-
bic remedies for every Ill OF human
Eind. THIS marvellous Laboratory re-
veAia Its secrets to man 0Rly by long
and ssArohtnR labor. Few men have
attained greater success than DR.. r v
Pierce, nor devised for sufferlug hu
mAaity . greater prod uotion then his
Golden Medical Discovery" the un
failing remedy for consumption in itI
earlier stages, As we'll As for chronic
nasal oaiArrh, soroiula, tumors, and all
blood diBor ders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

OolemAn's handsome private car,
which for several Wesks past has been
at the jackson b Sharp Company'S
works being OvsrhAulsd and put IN
oomplete order, WAS hnished last week
and left this city yesterday. Mr.. Cole
men 10 not only . millionRlE6 And the
owner Of one Of the largest Iron works
in Pennsylvania, but hs can also boast
,fhaving the hADdsomesI car In tbs
WlFld,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Yesterday morning W. X. Booth. .
brakeman on the p, W. & b. railroad,
had his right arm caught and badly
,quet Esd between the bumpers OF two
cars at the West Yard. He WAS taken
to his bone, No 423 East Third street,
when 1t WAS found that no bones were
broken,