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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12
NUMBER "a.

explodes aud kills the whole iamily. and
the fragments fall into the yard and Kill
the dog. An exchange, in commenting
upon this concern, adds that glory
certainly awaits the editor when he gets
into the sanctum that awaits himabovc.
lie will have an upholstered chair and
be allowed TO sit with his feet ON tile
table.
VIM. II. Atkins, OF Watersmect.
bageaeeman ON this division Of the
Northwestern road, and Miss Ella
Mosher, Of this city, will be married AT
the residence Of the brides parents, near
the Washburn settlement. mt two o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Rev. T.. n. Ware.
OF the First Presbyterian Church, will
otIiciate.-Florence Mining News. Mr..
Atkins il well known in this city. Ills
bride resided here short time during
the winter.
Walter kempt, Of 225 Dearborn street,
Chicago. representing the branch Office in
that city of the Brush Electric Co.. was
in the city this week ON business per-
tanning to furnishing this city with ana
electric plant. Mr.. Kcmpt is a very
pleasant and agreeable young man, an
old-time Florence boy and the sou ~
Alex. Kempt, at one time superintendent
for the old Menominee Mining Co, but
who is now western agent OF the Brush
Electric Co.
Last Sunday being Easter, special
services were held la the NJ, II. church.
In the morning Rev. Jones disconrscd ON
the Resurrection, and in the evening 4.
fine program, consisting OF recitation
and song, WAS rendered 10y the scholars
Of the Sunday school. The little folks
collected over $1,000, in their eggs this
amount goes into the school treasury.
The floral decorations were beautiful.
Much credit is due the Indies for their
taste and management.
A. Justified, TIE little dry goodsj giant
Of Crystal Falls, was Florence visitor,
Wednesday. lie expects TO move into
his new business quarters next week, and
WIZ HhN' 'i'N ~ hfe HhhNrVUit1tt fhohA
convenient and best arranged store
building ON the range. Mr.. LustfcId
owes much Of his past and present
prosperity TO the liberal use OF printers
ink. He expends hundreds OF dollars
annually in newspaper advertising and
in catchy advertising matter Just ask
him whether judicious advertising pays.
Florence Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12
circuit court Terma.

MARQUETTE. Michigan. October I 1880 - d.
hereby Fix aud appoint the times ~ holding the
several term Of the Circuit court Tor the rwenty-
filth Judicial circuit ol MicnleAn, for the years
500 and SOL. ns follows "a Wit
For the Year 1870.
bELrA COUNTY Tile ntAl Tuesday IN Janunfy
the FIRST Tuesday Ia May the last Tuesday la
September
fRoN Couvry-The third Wednesday Ia Jann.
airy. the second Wednesday va May. tho second
Wednesday ia October
MENonNEE rorNrf~fhe third Tuesday ga
January tie fourth Tuesday inApril. the fourth
Tuesday Ia August, the second Tuesday Ia Nut
vember
MAnquErrE CoUNry~-'rhe second Monday ia
February. the third Wednesday "a May, the
second Monday va september, the first Monday
in December.
For the year 1891
DELTA COUNTY The first Tuesday ln January
the first Tuesday IN May the last Tuesday Ia
September
faoS CouNrY--Tho second Wednesday IN jan.
nary, the second Wednesday ia May. the tirst
Wednesday in October
MENoAiNEE touNTY.~fhe third Tuesday Ia
January the third Tuesday iu Aprl the fourth
Tuesday IN August, the second Tuesday IA No.
yember
MARQuErTE COuNrY-~'rhe second Monday in
February. the third Wednesday Ia May, the
second Tuesday IN september the FIRST Tuesday
u December. &. H. GRANT, Circuit Judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12

On Tuesday, night, April 10, com
mencing at eight o'clock, there win be a
"Cantata" in Doucet's opera house,
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the NJ. T.. church. A large pro,
gramne has been arranged consisting Of
vocal and instrumental music and liter
AIRY exercises. Owing to the lateness Of
the time The DIAMOND DRILL was in
receipt Of the programme, il becomes
necessary to omit 1t altogether, but as
sures that all who attend will be greatly
pleased. The admission prices are 20,
80 and 80 cents and tickets are To be
had at Kimbal's.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12

PLENTY or MATERIAL TO MAKE A GOOD
CLUE m THE CITY.
Although the snow has not altogether
disappeared and the ground II wet and
muddy, the baseball campaign talk has
already commenced. This year there IL
good baseball stuff and plenty Of II 20
make another irst-class nine for the
coming season. The people OF this town
take great pride in the sport and the
games played always draw large crowds.
There is "A general desire Co secure better
grounds, which can be had by clearing a
place but a short ways beyond the Great
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12
CAPT. HOOPER BADLY HURT.

A FAILING TIMER CRusnEs ms LEFT LEG
50 THAT AMPUTArIoN MUST FOLLOW.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock there
occurred an accident in No. 3 shalt Of the
Great Western mine Ore hosting was
in progress from the fourth level, the car
run out 90 empty It's contents into the
cage. preparatory TO hosting mp when
The signal TO hoist mp the cage WAS given
before the proper time. The result was
that the cage in ascending came in con
tact with the chr, dumping the ear and
the ore. striking the resting place of the
cage, breaking off a piece Of the timber
which struck Capt. Hooper, who was at
the bottom Of the shaft. which is now
seventy.fiye feet from fourth Lowell. with
live cor six other men. Capt. Iloopcrs
left leg between the ankle and knee was
very badly crushed The other men were
slightly injured, with the exception OF "A
Swede miner named John Nosblong, who
received "A cut on the head by falling
rock, which might prove serious. The
shaft Is dimensioned Sx12 feet and had
the err broken through the staging, death
Go all would surely have been the ont
come. The accident was one Of care
lcssness.
Capt. Ilooper's leg is in very bad shape
and the attending surgeon * OF the
opinion that IL will have Co bcamputatcd
Co save the life % the captain. Mr..
lIooper's old family physician from one
of the towns north will arrive tonight
and assist IA the operation.
LATER-Thc captains condition *
now very critical aud it IL doubtful
whether be viii live throughout this night.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12
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blood purifying qualities. u rcnows and
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12

Last Saturday afternoon, shortly be-
fore o'clock, at the village Of Mastodon,
there transpired deed Of most in
human and cowardly nature. Nicholas
Chiguidden, a Cornishman. man OF
thirty eight or forty years, who had just
come from his work at the mine, was
seated i'm the company's store, i'm a quiet
mood, when Swedish individual named
Oscar Stran, whose age H. about twenty
six years, approached from the rear, with
cork-screw in hand, partly confronted
the man and without any provocation
whatever, thrust the weapon infn one Of
Chguidden's eyes and pulled IL com
pletely out and upon the floor. The
CHASTITY and barharous act was witnessed
by number who immediately ran in
pursuit. The cries oi "catch himw
"lynch hlmw coming from the throats
Of twenty cor more miners, then in the
chase rent the mir, and were heard by
Under-sherifi Scott, who happened to be-
in the mine office The official rushed 60
the door and behcld the maddencd crowd
and started toward the pursued who was
captured by him at the corner Of the
engine house The officers team of
horses was near az hand and luckily, for
the prisoner. escaped from the mob.
Stran was taken to this city and placed
in jail All was excitement with the
people and great il the indignation still
existing Had he been captured by them
greater fortunes would have beenintlictcd
upon him there j. no doubt, and all who
gave chase it is claimed, manifest they
would have made good their intent. DR.
II. C. Butts, attended TO the wounded
man whose pains were awful as night
came on. Mr.. Chieuiddcn is a married
man with a family Of four children.
Stran the pcrpetrator Of the henious
crime, il a very boisterous man and was
drunk at tho time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12

Western mine. The Dunn mine boys
also speak Of baseball and claim they
have some first class players and viii
organize before long. Present indica-
tions GO Co show that this district viii
be well stocked with baseball clubs the
coming summer. The clubs OF the
various towns Of the range should again
form league and try "A little harder to
make il a success.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Go and see the Gypsies and hear
them sing under the leadership Of Mrs. n.
X. Farrrnd. assisted by Mrs. Il. j. Gil
bert, organist.
Mr. and Mrs. $. c. Palmer, who have
lived at the Kirby Carpenter Co.'S camp
No. II several years, went Co Nenominee
Tuesday and will not return here.
Mrs. j. +. Clapp and child departed
ON Thursday mornings train for visit
TO the home Of her parents in Detroit.
She will bc absent about six weeks.
Engineer Tom Nelson, OF the water
tank Of the G. & NV. R'y, in this city,
put in running order the water tank at
the Mastodon mill ON Tuesday last.
Mrs A. Bradley, OF Florence, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Geo. Dunn,
who has been quite III lately at the Dunn
mine, returned 10 herhomethis morning.
A fire at Arnot Wis, destroyed the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Mctcali who
were absent at the time. Nothing was
saved Miss Clara Metcai is there mt
present.
Miss Mamie Garvey, Of Escanaba, is
now behind the countersat Dcrouin'sdry
goods store. She spent the week re-
arranging the stock and the result is
most pleasing.
W. Moore, the local station agent.
sewers his connection with the North
Western Co., a week from Tuesday, 10
go into the hardware business ut Crystal
Falls.-Florcnce Mining News
Matt Ryan. who has been baggaee-mas-
Ter at the c. x NV. R'y depot ia this
city for the past winter departed Tues
day for Escanaba, his home, where be
will resume his old position on the ore
docks
Capt and Mrs. G. r Roberts viii en-.
terrain their friends IN Doucet's opera
house con- the evening OF Wednesday,
April rs. ancing to music of Alison's
orchestra will be feature 81 the party.
Refreshments viii b. served A merry
time is booked.
In the Fifth street NJ. T.. church Rev
f. O. Jones will preach next sabbath ON
the following subjects: Morning, 1890,
"The Lords feathers and wings" Even
ing, z, esther the beautiful and heroic"
Young peoples meeting at three.
Strangers invited.
Early last month there occurred
secret marriage in this city. A reprcscn-
tative 81 this journalgot onto the racket
and proposed To publish IL but the groom
threatened to tear out the insides Of the
whole DIAMOND DRILL office and there
fore the silence in the matter
A fine son-ten pounds or more-cnme
10 the home Of NIr. and Mrs IL. II.
Phillips, Youngstown, Tuesday morning,
close 90 the midnight hour, and there is
great rejoicing in that home. When
Harry smiles. he does IL hard and that's
the hcait OF his work just now.
Capt Ed. BAH, superintendent Of the
Mansfield mine, IN the Crystal Falls
district, was ia the city Tuesday and
Wednesday. The captain come down 10
vote and transact business for the com
pany. He Is still resident Of Florence,
his family continuing to live here. They
will probably move 10 theembryo village
Of calhoun In June. oras soon as Capt.
Ball builds himself dwelling house,
Florence Mining News.
A western editor has invented nm i'm
icrnaI machine which lac places in an
cnvelopc and sends IL TO those who
refused the paper after taking il five
years without payingiorit. The machine
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12
DreSS-Makins Department,

Which viii be presided over by "A dress.makor 81
large experience ia that line Of business and All
work entrusted 20 our care viii receive prompt
attention.
Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-12

Mrs. R. Kimball and Mrs. J.f. Hooking.

4 naH and complete line OF SEASON
.iBLE MILLINERY always on hand.
This viii include an the latest and most
fashionable styles of Hats, Bonnets,
Flowers and general trimmings. Hats
and BonnctS trimmed 10 Order.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
N.h.eign Notes.

The marriage of Jeanne, daughter OF
Alexander Dumas Fills, TO Nicomte liaute-
rive, took place at Marty Friday
Frank S,avn and Joe McAulille have
been committed for trial at London for
engaging in common prize fight.
The Empress of Austria has planned
another tpur along the Mediterranean
coast, returning to Vienna at Christmas
time.
Rev. ShuttleWorth, vicar of the English
church at E&loshayle, Cornwall, has mar
ried Miss CGdmore, a well known actress
on the London stage
The presence OF eX-King Milan in the
country iTaving been found embarrassing,
the Servian government will ask the
skuptschina TO request his withdrawal.
The Southampton employers and the
dock labOrers have formed soc ETY. tor
the purpose Of securing an anicable at
justmeEJ of labor disputes ami avertlng
strikes.
Portugal is willing to sell Mozambique
| to England, aud this may afford an or
portmnty for n Friendly se,tlementrot toe
Anglo-portuguese quarrel over African
territory.
| Nine. Patti is to receive 6,000 guineas-
rouvhIv sal 5Ol-for six onerltic perforln.
ances and ~ concerts IN 81 Petersburg
next sn,.inp That is az the rat, Of 81 ahs5
| for each Performance
The Berlid correspondent of The Lon
don Chronicle says that Baron Wissman
positively rel uses to return to his former
station in East Africa to play second i'd
die to Baron vOn Soden
Nv nm 4, Y ,lOsi1n of netrolpIm i'm n slS IL
= atIav ia ~ Sni,.nolies |,.nnrtn,ent of
s.ine.pt. .Narne. Frnnca. twenty-seyeu pcr-
snn. varp frustrated and severely burne
| Man, If nn vi,tin,a are diving
MI ,,ro,,,loac, of cbolara ,t tha Nfedi-
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art 80 ',,,t,r,,e e., .a,f., INV. f',,r, h..
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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
TERRcR3 OF THE SEA.
An Haitian Bark Discovered on Fir" ana

y banuonPd DN tiri NfeW'
NEw YORK, Oct 49, The Italian
bark Padre Ayeno, which sailed from
Goole IL small English seaport, fol
Baanos Ayre5, was burned at sea ON
Aug. II, but her crew were rescue and
arrived 1T Bueno3 Ayles On Thursday,
The Ayeuo was Il modern vessel Of 681
TONS register, ald was loaded with a
cargo OF general merchandise She
was comm nded by Capt. Ayeno, who
was IN charge Of II crew OF fifteen men.
Ih4 fire was discovered when the
bark was in latitude 25 south and lonel-
tude % West. 1he matches We're bat
tarpd down, but the flames had gained
too strong headway to be smothered,
and burned throush the hatchway with
fury. spreading over the rigging A
gale was raging at the time, but the
men battlcd bravely to subdue the t-Te.
Late ia the afternoon Capt. Ayeno de-
cided 10 abandon the ship and lowered
the lifeboatS.
The glare of the burning ship at
tract. L the American bark Mary e.
Russell which sailed from this port on
June II. She picked up the first mate
aud four men who had remained neal
the Ayeno. while the re st of the mer
rowed off in hopes Of sighting ship
The mate and his party arrived III Bu
euos Ayres ana reported the loss OF leil
ship aud several hours afterward the
Norwegian bark LOYAL arrived with tht
rest Of the crew Of the AyenO.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
STARTING FACTS
In Connection With the Admins
iStrati0n Of Laws.
Justice Thwarted in Tennessee
and Mississippi.

Contents of a letter Received oy Attorney
General Miller from United states Dis
trict Attorneys in the States Mentioned.
Zines and Casts Refunded-The Hatred
of the Negro.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, Is. A special to
The journal from Washi 1gton says:
Attorney General Miller has received
q letter from s. Nj. Hawkins, United
States district attorney for western
Tennessee, in which some very startling
facts in connection with the trial aud
conviction Of the defendants IN the re-
cent election fraud cases III that state
are shown.
In one in tance particularly. the cele-
bratel Carpenter case, it has been devel-
oped that HE court of Fayette county
directed its trustee to refund To the de-
fendants, who had been convicted, the
lines and costs they had paid, and the
trustee OF Haywood county ON ONE day
paid to the clerk of the court 81 800 in
fines and costs OF defendants. Almost
every conceivable obstacle was encoun-
tered, and il was found necessary, in one
instance, to begin proceedings In the
state court to remove from office the
county clerk. The convicted vlolators
Of the law ad the all aud comfort, not
only Of the e1pie, b t the local govern
ment as We'll
Another letter received from the dis
trict attorney in Kosciusko, Miss, dis
closes how bitter IS the hatred for the
negro by the whites in that state. In
March lasu Il culored man, who had
| been apE OF te railway postal clerk on
the Illinois Centra railway, While pass
ing McCOol, a small statioa about
eilhteea III les from Kosciusko, was
shot at by four Young white men, who
had l.een Induced to attempt the death
Of this colorcd man BY older heads, hut
! they failel. ] he United States dis
trct attorney, Ii. G Nils, set TO work
/ to ascertain the guilty parties, as they
/ were at the time of the shooting un-
| known. Mr. Miles, in his st teme. 10
! the attorney general, says that during
his efforts to find the conspirators he
travelled al over the district and found
! The sentiment against the coored man;
/ that lie coald get 10 information from
! any of the whites.
lie eveA found it difficult t. get the
/ grand jury to return lad = heats af er
having succeeded in unea 10 lg the ef.
petrators Of The crime. lhey said TIA y
did not want to act o. negro tests
mony. The leading merchants OF tho
town contliuuted large SIMS Of money
! TO defray the costs OF the defendant +,
and every possible EFFORT was made to
secure The acqui tal a the accused, bat
they weie convict d aid punished !.
In forty cases out of sixty eight tried
in Tennessee for violation OF the elect N
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13

FRANKF0RT, Ky, Oct. 13. -Gov, rnor
Buckner's reception, given to the CON
situtional convention and news men
Friday night was an informal and
altogether enjoyable affair Dress suits
,ninaled with Prince Alberts and cuta-
ways in great variety Of form and color.
Mrs. IucRnpr. assisted by Mrs, Matt.
Adams, received with grace of manner
and speech that never tagged, and the
ladies'. from all corners of the state, in
various styles of dress, with trains and
without item. and of colors of the rain.
bow and white and black added, con.
vegted the old mansion into a kaliede
scope cf ever-changing hues, which, to,
gother with the music and the menu
rendered it blooming success.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
AMERICAN SHIPS
Must he Built by Americans, Paid with
American Money.

It is rumored here that the secretary
OF the United States navy has boycotted
the Roach Ship Building company,
which was launched on the London
market last Monday. Financial papers
have made vigorous attack on the
company, aud state, among other
things. that Secretary Tracy decided in
May last that Roachs bids could not be
accepted on any terms on account Of
the advent of the English syndicate
Financial circles are perplexed
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
south Oareiinn Democrats.

C5LuMEIA. S. c., Oct 13.-Capt. Till
man was present ut a meeting of the
state Democratic executive COMMITTEES
Friday. The committee issued lengthy
address in which they declare that the
action of the anti -Tillmanites Thursday
night was independent and that they
Rad read themselves out of the party
1t dwaIt upon the Importance Of white
supremacy. and called upon the people
to rally to the support of the regular
ticket. There is subdued excitement
among all classes. Both sides are con
hdent Of success
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13

BELIINZoNA, Oct 13.-ln view Of the
great excitement prevailing in conse-
queaee If the firing on the Conserya-
tives by the Radicals, the arrest Of the
assailalts. and the arrival Of troops OF
the National forces, the Federal COM
missioner has forbidden the holding of
a popular Liberal meeting which was
announced for Friday,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
nIocknainr the zanhezl.

LISBON, Oct 13-Reports have been
received from the East African coast
that Portuguese gunboats have formed
a naval cord III across the mouths Of the
Zambezi river. An effort, it is said,
will be made by the Offering of passive
resistance to prevent the passage OF the
British sternwneel bouts should they
attempt to ascend the river. These
stern wheel boats have beel constructed
by the British government with view
10 overcoming the obstacles to naviga-
tion pre- ented by the dangerous ais
and shallow waters of the African
river.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
a uNloue BANouET.
The One 60 Be Held to Celebrate tho
Completion of the st. Clair Tunnel.

Inc ohe 10 bb tttlu W OeitbrSAo bho
Completion OF the st. Clair Tunnel.
SARNIA, Cnt,, Oct. 10. Tie tunnel
celebration committee have agreed upon
the outlines Of the program for
the auspicicus occasion II has been de-
ci,led TO hold n grand banquet in ths
tunuel ITSELF The table is to be 900
feet long ald located 80 as t. BE- 800
feet on each side of the international
boundary. The chailman is to be seat.
Ell exactly ca the line.
On the Canadian side Of him will be
the president Of the United States and
on tie American side ihe governor gem
erat cf Canada, while the minister Of
state and her notables from both
countries will be jud'ciously disposed
Of. The tunnel will | e brilliantly light
by electricity and the decorations
will Le intrusted 70 corps Of special
artists The expenses Of the demonstra-
tion are to he betrayed entirely by pri-
vatc subscription.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
Inne smith Must Hang.

CorUNBus. O., Get. 49,. 1t is now
certain that Isaac Smith, the ike
county murderer. must hang on she
.4th inst. Friday evening Governor
Canal ell wrote to Mr. Knkead,
Smiths lawyer, that he woull not fur
ther interfere in The case. The local
papers Indignantly protest against the
al surd order of The managers If the
penitentiary, that hereafter reporters
be excluded from their meetings
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-13
A siberian Railway.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct l3. The Noyyoe
Vremya says that the Russian gov rn-
ment will Immediately begin the CON
structi IN Of the Siberian railway OH
Gals of the governme mt will have entire
charge of the work and no contractors
will be employed The Novyoe Nremya
comments on the strategic ana comner-
ciel importance Of the new rallway,
which it says, Will induce closer re a.
tions between Russia and America by
PnCi iC rOu eS