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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-07

Judge O,Hara appointed David Patterson.
Of Berrien Springs receiver OF the 81
Joseph Valley Railway 70 hll the vacancy
caused by the death Of Captain George
Richards, OF buchanan.
FROM March I, 1885, to March !, 1855,
there has been si00, 2ood2 worth Of gold and
$1,000 "a Of silver, total OF Sill 900. 70 taxi
en- from the Ropes mine, near Ishpeming. II
Is now proposed 70 list the stock OF the mine
In the Boston Stock Exchange.
There Is possible silver and copper dis
trict on Black River, north OF Sunday Lake.
in Gogebic county, which has never been ex-
plorcd. and party OF Wisconsin capitalists
has made something OF furry In mining
circles by generous purchares In the region
named
"A load OF porcupine peits arrived at
Gross village from the north shore n few days
ago, says the Petoskey Democrat, and found
ready sale at 81 each among the natives.
They use the quilts in decorating their bark
work, and the balance they work up into
crazy quilts.
john v. Campbell, Of Newport, KY, has
been expelled from 1.-THE university for pre-
senting forged credits by which he was given
a high rank In advanced classes. Campbell
came from DePauw University and was re-
gIstcrcd in the class OF $50 Of the university.
He was member OF the Psi Upsion fratern-
ity.
Charles Waite has begun suit In the
Circuit Court at Port Huron for $4,000
damages against the Port Huron North
western railroad. Last summer Waite, who
was switchman, was ordered TO couple a
car 10 an engine. In doing 20 he had both
legs broken by the engine backing down on
him. He claims that the coupling was too
short
. Andrew j. Blackblrd. a son OF the fa-
nous Indian chief Blackhawk. living ut
Harbor Springs, has written history Of the
Ottawa and Chippewa tribes that will soon
be published. Blackbird Is a well-educated
man, having been diligent student At the
YpsilEnti Normal School I'm his youth. lie
expects also 10 some day publish treatise
on. the language Of his tribe.
"A COW belonging 20 &. w. Reynolds,
near Lansing, gave birth few days ago 10
a singular monstrosty. IL had two distinct
heads, with the proper number OF features
IL each with the exception Of the ears. OF
these there were three, one projecting from
the outer side, Of each head, and a third
growing directly forward from the place
where the two heads met. There was but
ono body aud one esophagils to supply the
monstroslty with nourishment IL was dead
at birth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-07

At Cincinnati, Monday, the Republican
candidates for city Offices were elected by
about 5000 each, and the entire board Of
thirty Aldermen Is Republican The Re-
publicans also made gains In the Council
and Ia the Board OF Education.
President Cleveland Is positively reported
10 have expressed desire 70 have Governor
Gray, OF Indiana, on the ticket with him.
On a strict party vote the Republicans Of
the New York Assembly Thursday passed
abe high license bill, which now goes 10 tho
Senate.
The State Central Committee or the Pro-
hibition party Of Connecticut has voted TO
call a convention 10 nominate State ticket
on or about Aug. 1, at Hartford.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-07
MICHIGAN.

The Jackson Guard will attend the Nash
Vile encampment In May.
The First National Bank nc Hancock IL
about 20 erect a new bank building.
An organized band Of horsc-thlcves Is
operating IN and around Battle Creek.
An alderman Of Cadillac Is said 10 be n
crank on the subject OF perpetual motion.
Henry Warwick, OF Ludington. Is laid to
have fallen heir 20 a 100000 estate in
Bavaria
The plans for building a mammoth hotel
on the Canadian side OF the rapids at sault
Ste. Marie have been completed.
samuel Edison, the aged father OF
Thomas A. Edison, the electrical inventor,
lies very low at his home. In Fort Gratiot.
The 500 has outgrown her Post Office.
and Congressman Seymour Is using his ON
cial influence TO have the department en-
large t.
"A steamer Is TO be put upon the little
lake at Cloyerdale, sixteen miles from Kala-
mazoo, ON the X. a II. Railroad. and a sum
mer resort made OF tho place.
"A dynamite factory IL TO be built at the
500. Itisa good place for one. All the
dynamite turned ont will be needed TO blow
Of the icebcrgs ana keep the track clear.
"A Social and Business Mems Club has
been organized in Ishpeming, and rooms
have been secured. One OF To- objects Il 10
promote the business interests Of the place.
"A few days ago Norway butcher named
Angelo Espamer fell In such a manner as 10
catch on meat hook, which pierced his
side. He Il terribly hurt, but may recover.
George O. Cowlcs, member Of the firm
OF G.. A. Rockwell a Co, Utica, n. ", shot
himself In his room az the Bancroft House at
East saginaw. No cause IL assigned for the
deed.
AT race ON Norwegian "skis'' nc Ish-
poming, aIad named ole Grotc made leap
o. fifty feet on his queer, long ashcn runners
or skis. the end OF the leap being seven feet
lower than tho start.
In the Circuit Court at Berrcn. Center
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Professor Il. A. Paul, principal OF the Dis
trict high school, was run over nc Washing
ton Saturday night, by horse In charge of
day morning,
sunragists began its sessions Monday at Al
baugh's Opera House In Washington. The
attendance was large, delegates being
present from associations In France, Eng
land, Ireland. Finland, Norway, India, aud
Canada. Elizabeth cady stanton delivered
the address Of welcome, and during the day
and evening papers Of much interest were
read
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-07

for Gibraltar. has not been heard from, and
anxiety as 10 her safety Is felt IN somc quar-
terx- II IA known that her boilers were Ia
bad condition, and II was thought that she
would have to sail good part OF the way.
General Charles A. stetson, for forty years
proprietor OF the Astor House. New York,
died at Reading. Pa, Thursday. aged II.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-07
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The ship John T.. Berry, bound from
Philadelphia TO japan, burned OF the Aus
tralIan coast January 9th; and no trace Of
the crew has been discovered, IL Is feared
they all persisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Gathered mt Lynchburg.

IYHcHBURG, Va, August pa re-
port comes from Liberty that private
advices from Chattanooga state that
there are several cases OF yellow-fever in
that city and the people are fleeing in
every direction.
The Republican convention TO nomi-
nate a candidate for this (the Sixth dis
trict will assemble on Thursday the Both
of August.
Deputy-Sergeant Sewer, of Pocahon-
tas, left here this morning for that place,
having in custody negro, Smith Vim
bish, arrested few days since for steal
inc 1910, the property of Assistant-Su-
perintendent Barger, Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, which had been placed
in the depot agents safe for safe-keep-
ing.
The stockholders and committeeman
Of the James-Riyer-Yauey immigration
Society will meet in Holcombe Hall, in
this city, on Friday next, the oath. A
large attendance from all the counties in
the Valley is expected.
The Republicans of Giles county have
appointed twenty-five delegates to tho
Ninth District Convention. to be held in
Estillville on the 9Th Of September.
The county is only entitled to three
delegates. They we're appointed by
mass-meeting, and they adopted resolu-
tons endorsing Congressman Henry
Bowen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
LANCAsTER COUNTY.
The Telephone A Sensational
snake story.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE, Va, I
Auc,,cl On 1870

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatchl
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE, Va,
August 20, 1888.
At last the people Of the Northern
Neck begin to sec something ike pro-
gress in the way Of telegraphic connec-
ton with the outside world. The North
ern-Neck Telegraph and Telephone
Company, recently organized, have gone
vigorously TO work and have completed
setting up poles from Warsaw, the
county-seat of Richmond county, to
Carter creek, in the lower part Of Ian
caster Soon the wires are to be attach
ed, offices established, and the line Pot
into operation. II is hoped that this en-
terprise is the immediate precursor Of
railroad communication, for which our
people are anxious. This section is ma
turally we'll iavored-land is fertile, tim
Der abundant, water products unsur-
passed--and all that is needed to make
1t garden spot Is quick and easy access
to the best markets
Something OF q sensation was created
in the County Court to-day. Recently
the Commonwealth Attorney for the
county of Lancaster was q participant
in fisticuif. A luw-abiding and in6u-
entail citizen, deeming such conduct an
becoming one elected TO prosecute trans
gressors OF the law. reported the matter
in court, whereupon the Attorney forth
with arose aud rendered his resignation.
It has since been gwen out that Judge
Ewell has appointed Colonel Joseph
Mayo his successor.
The latest topic OF comment among
our people is remarkable "snake
story" A negro named Gaskins had
pet cur that had for long time been
given to the habit OF hunting for birds
eggs. A few weeks ago the dog began
10 lose flesh. He gradually pined away,
and finally died. uttering the most pitt
ful cries. His heart-stricken master de-
termined to make q Dost-m0rtenl exami-
nation, and calling in three or four Of
his children TO constitute jury Of in
quest, he, as coroner, proceeded to find
out "what killed dat dog" His story is:
81 got me q knife nm went down de hill
whar dc dog was, an cut him open.
Whcu cut into de stomach, fore God,
| see snake in dar. / kotch
hotter his tail wild two sticks, an
started 10 pull him out, but whom | got
him bout third de way out de sticks
slipped, an de snake went back into dc
dogs stomach agin, an curled hissclf
up. Den ] killed him, an fotch him
outen dar, an hilt him up. He was
three feet long. an was blood red. He
had eat up everything in de dogs
stomach, an den cut out an eat up one
half de liver OF do dog.
This story may DO hard to believe, but
it rs authenticated by reliable persons,
among whom is DIR. Thomas ID. Eubank.
DR.. Enbank says the animal was real
snake and not tape-worm as some at
first coniectured. Come Of the questions
that have arisen are "How did tina
snake get into the dog'a stomach 2"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
ROANOKE PRGsBYTERY.
An Interesting Observation-Disclosures
ttonnt, &c.

The Presbytery OF Roanoke met at
Roanoke church, Charlotte county, Va,
Gu the 1Gth instant. Present: Nine
ministers and twenty-five ruling elders.
Rev. Joseph Rennie, of Chase City,
was chosen moderator, and for one but
Two months in the ministry and for the
first time a member Of church court,
no showed remarkable acquaintance
with rules Of procedure and ability IS o
presiding officer.
Among the matters OF business trans
acted the following may be noted:
The commission appointed for that
parpose reported tho ordination of Mr.
Walter W. Carson on the third Sunday
OF Ju'y, and his installation as pastor of
Bethiehem church. Mr. Carson was ac-
cordingly enrolled az member Of the
presSytery.
Rev. j. II. DAVIS, ID. d., rendered his
resignation Of the pastorate OF the South
Boston congregation, and the congrega-
ton was cited 10 appear on the 10th Of
October TO show cause why the resigna-
ton should not DO accepted. The pres
bytery adjourned to meet at South Bos-
ton At that date 10 issue the matter. II
is not thought that the congregation will
consent 70 the resignation.
An interesting memorial Of the late
Rev. Dr. Thomas Wharey was read. II
was from the pen Of Rev. DR.. II. C..
Alexander, chairman Of the committee
appointed 10 prepare H.
A call for The pastoral services OF Rev.
Joseph Hennie for one fourth of his
tine was presented from the Lunenburx
(Ebenezer) church and accepted by him,
and committee consisting OF Rey. Dr.
Alexander, Rev. J. p. CANNON, and Rev.
John T.. Wool was appointed TO install
him u Ebenezer on the first Sunday of
October.
Upon the recommendation Of the Com
mittce Of Education ii was
Hsxofccd, That tho ministers OF the
pesbytssy DO urged to preach on ahs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
HEAVY BLOW.
THE sToRm IN AND ABOUND NOR
FOLK.
Eo Very Serious Dsmsge-Rsligious Meet
ing-Democrats TO orgsnizo-Per-
sonals and Briefs.
Correspondence Of Tho Richmond Dlspatch.l

NORFOLK, August ~. 1893.
A heavy gale of wind commenced
blowing about o'clock last night and
continued until daybreak, doing conside-
rable damage to loose fencing and light
framework, awnings. signs. &c No So
rious damage is reported, however. 1t
was the most severe blow Of the summer
season, and had the effect OF diminish
ing the fish supply in the market day,
as the fish along the coast usually take to
deep water when blow occurs OF any
considerable strength.
The crops having been "laid by In
tho country, the farmers OF this section
are now turning their attention to reli-
gion and politics, both OF which arc
highly essential to civilization and free
government Some excellent meetings
are still going on all through this sec
ton, which are largely attended by
the people. Many visltors from the cities
also go out and enjoy them.
Norfolk county Democrats hold meet
ings tomorrow foz reorganization by the
election of new Executive Committee,
and the said committee meets on Satur-
day to cut ont work for the camraign.
The SURVIVORS of Picketts division in
southampton, Isle of Wight, and Nanse-
mond counties have organized Con-
federate Veterans Association. of which
w. II. Dsughtrey, Of Franklin, has been
elected president.
About seyenty-fve ship-carpenters will
be put to work this week on the repairs to
the training ship jamestown.
Rev. Sam Small, the noted evan
gelist, will be in Port1nouth on the 9th
OF September 10 deliver r sermon.
The remains of DR.. Maurice FitZgib-
bon were taken to Philadelphia, and
those OF DIR. Tovnshend TO Boston.
Hon. Gilmor s. Kendall, the Eastern
Shore Democratic nominee for Congress
from the First district, is here visiting
his brother, Judge jones +. Heath.
The condition of Captain John Smith,
who was thrown on his bead from
wagon yesterday, was thought to be
slightly improved to-day.
The outgoing trains yesterday carried
a considerable Norfolk contingent to the
mountains Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
A declaration by the Mayor Of the city
and the quarantine medical officer deny
ing the existence Of yellow-fever this
summer WAS received and the signatures
of the board were appended Mt n meeting
OF the Board of Health this afternoon.
The declaration is as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l


DWyILLE. Va, August Fire
broke ont this afternoon about 8 o'clock
in the storage house OF the Moratock Cot
ton-Mills, and before tho flames could be
arrested the whole building, together with
three hundred bales OF cotton, was con-
snned. she origin of the fire is not
known. The insurance Is rs follows !:
Sun Fire. s25,0O0; Eorthern, $1,000 |;
London and lancashire, $3.50; Georgia
Home. 5000; Niagara. $1,000; London
Association, $500; Wytbeville Insu-
rance and Banking. 81, 800. On the
building there is an insurance in the
Hamburg Bremen of $4,000. The loss is
estimated ct $40, 600. The main factory
building is not much damaged and work
is not suspended.
The storm yesterday played havoc
with fruit in the Surrounding country,
blowing it from trees, and in some places
growing tobacco was badly twisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
TIRE SCUM WEST.
ROusing Democratic Meeting-viO-
lens Wtnd.
Especial telegram to tho Dlsnatch.l


CHRIsrlANsDUnc, August 22.-There
was large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Cleveland, Thurman, and Edmunds
Club last night. The membership was
increased from Lightweight to 17G.
Rousing speeches were made by Judge
Staples, Judge O. q. Junkin, and Conn
tysChairman Hugh c. Preston. Judge
Staples in an eloquent and earnest man
ner showed the folly and danger Of
Democrats going of on any collateral
issue such as prohibition.
The wind blew gale here yesterday
afternoon and evening, damaging many
hay-stacks and blowing down great
quantity of fruit as well as breaking off
many boughs. No such wind has been
known here at this season Of the year,
and so violent was it that it created some
apprehension that cyclone might be
upon US.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

sis A. " fpr Newport N@Hs. nIf Pom.
for,. and N5r,oiS daily
raF
s.fsA ". sundays only. 81 Newport t0s. .f
20 . al: sHtf'i.-
HID A. n flrolra All I.rat MAJ.
Ncs. ccc-ut ell'al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
. Can 4 spske or osheranimal live in tho

Can snake or osheranimal hive In the
stomach OF mammal despite the action
Of ihu gastric juicc?" odd Tho snake
breathe while Tins 'incarcerated r
&c. dc.
Tho nomination OF Mr.. Gilmor y.
Kendall 10 be the Democratic representa-
tive Of tho First district Is fayorlbly re-
ceived by our people. Mr.. Kendall is
personally known to some OF our citi-
zens, who speak OF him in the highest
terms, aud who predict for him success
in the coming election.
An amusing report is being circulated
among the people here that the people OF
the Eastern Shore attribute the good
prices OF trucks to the wise administfa-
ton Of Bayley Browne in Congress.
The report was started by loading Re
publican, who processes TO have heard it
while on q recent visit to Accomack.
"Tbere are tricks in all trades. Let
Brother Brent speak on the subject
Crops in this section are better than
for many years. Progress s'ems 10 be
ahead OF Us. and we hope for good
times in the near future. Ii. VI. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Desperate Attempt ut suicide.

ROANOKE, VA, August 22.-George
Brookshaw, an Englishman employed in
the boiler.shops at the machine-works
here, made u desperate attempt to kill
himself tonight about O'Clock. He
had lost his months wages and had been
drinking, and in the frenzy Of the mo-
ment drew revolver from his pocket
and fired q shot into his mouth. As he
fell to the ground he fired again, but
without effect lie was quickly taken
up and carried TO physician and lies In
q critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
BY james y. Elan.
Real Estate Agent auG Auctiopeer,
iil3 Main street.
YyIHE WELLLOCATED. NEAT, AMI

VNHE WELL-LOCATED, NEAT, AND
4 DESIRABLE Two STORY FRAME DH ELL
ING 40 ii2 SOUTH LAUREL STREET FOt
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCflON.-By request ~
tho owner shall sell by puciic au ton, on the
promises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST q. 1888.
1T $50 O'Clock T.. NJ. tho ahove-ramoi attract
lively located and very desirable DWELLING,
containing about tour rooms, tue usual confc-
niences, in good order. with lot fronting ~ fcet
gnl running back between parallel lines 1909
feet 90 an alley IN common - feet wide. "ithin
u few stems II the railway. with paved street,
city water and culvert connections In good rent
ing ana rapidly improving Locality. This dwell
ine Will make a desirable homo, and Will pay
well ~ an investment at ihs low price az which
IL may now 10 sold.
To those who have been 20 long in quest Of
propcrfg IT this character on Laurel trcrt this
saie efforts an opportunity which should not Do
neglected.
Tsans: Easy, and announced at sale.
Gu23 }. r. ELAN, Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
VORK.RIyER LINE wa VS.
4 POihN
DAILY ExC5Pr SUNDAY


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on this lice are models q Doa4ti es
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
COMPANY. for uii Point Sor- S43ssSsss'-
folk Portsmouth. NowDpfs NoNs. ClafemDut
and James-giyor lnndings direct by elcgant "a
looo-s;oamer sKJEi, Paving ldchmont kl
MONDAY, HEONE>DAY, and FRIDAY et3 30
II. ctrcet-cn~s connect
Connections ~ Old Point closely with AL jnts
for northern cites same Afternoon; also. ~ Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south, ard
Virgirta Beach. James riyer by daylight Great
tourist l'no. Cheapest ronto.
Through tickets On sieamcr ani az Garbers
Agency lcJ) Main street Baggage checsei
through. oiats-roOnls engaged for dsy or might
Freight re-ei,cd dairy for Norfols, Pur',-
mouth, Old Point, Waverly, Hicssfofd, Va. snd
OH uoints 10 Eastara North Carolina. East,rn
Virginia, and an regular landings on tbs fames
river, al lowest rales, aud ;nr0cgn bills issIel
LUCiEN Is. fAft ~. Vice President
No. l1i7 Maia street cDd Rockets
IRWIN WEIyisgR, Freight tniPA-souger Agcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23


Train No. 81 counocts Ola. tAHt
az hoysNiils 100 tLasS GU. 4rt.t
ok'orc. NDpnttss talF n. s.1raaI ..I
ham kaieiga, Saieia. AMI BIZ -t.H.
poinn on Norm Cag0liEa hlf.' 3d.
Tor 1snesiiie. Zoe ~prugs. tNi 81.
Western al.th CNoima. apt t.
ChariQtta. Columbia ana AHa $50 e
Train 30. - c0Guecls ia.y IL
for alien. ~ luston. kAg.s1, oHa.'t
horsheGi City - Salisbury ~
Springs, AMI al poiu.s ia " C-i.ri +"
Ina, az Charlotte Esr Iaario..t. Ni.i
Augusta railroad fo~ sc.unUlA hHra
Charleston. ~aganDat, lt1m as'Ii f
sonyliis. AMI oyer fi0rlta 81
fr rl,s nom no ss1.a arr, al l..a'-'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

E1OR Rem T.-THAT LARGEF7
j. AND DESIRABLE FOUR-S TORY IRON ~
FRONT BRICK BUlLDlNG NO. 9n east Main
street. s1tondng back 20 Sank street, Tor rent "a
q whole oc may DO divided in two. As parties ma
wish. An opportunity seldom met with 81 secure
one or two Of tho most desirable business stands
On the very heart Of The city is here offered 20
tho business public Apply az No. II north
Eleventh street. JAMES II. CRENSHAW.
az q. cod2H Agent and Auciioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF
i THE MOST gLfCANr AND TRULY vhLI-
ABLk FARMS IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY ,
va, CONTAINING f,fS AcRRS or LAND, ON