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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

A curious find has been brought 10
light by Mu, 5. W. Cnlp A. .ho was
breaking a lump Of coal preparatory TO
putting It itthe ,cuttle Gha discovered,
a. the lump fcll apart, Embedded IN cir
cular shape, small gold chain abou,
ten inches iu length Of antique aud quaint
workmanship. AZ iirt Mrs Culp thought
tho chain bad BON dropped rrleuially
IN tho coal. but a. shc undertook n lit
tho clnin NJ the idea Of is having been
recently dropped was NJ once made fall.
lac.orr. for ~ the lump OF coal broke IL
separated almost ~ the middle. and the
circuliir position OF tho Chain placed tho
two ci,ds near To each other. As the
lump ltparated the middle Of the chain
bccain. loosihed, while each end re-
manned fastened to the coal.
This Il a study for the students Of
archaeology who love to puzzle thtir
brains over the geological construction
Of the cartiL from whose depths tho en-.
nous Is always cropping ont The lump
OF coal from which thu chain was taken
Is supposed to come from the Taylor.
Vile or fana mines, and il almost bushes
ones breath with mystery when II q,
thought Tor how many long ages the
earth has been fofming strata after
strata which nd tho golden links from
view The chain was Of eight carat
gold and weighed eight pounyN 0ights.-
Nornsonyillc Olla.) Iiincs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

OMAHA, oct. I0.-Ths third semi.
annual session VI tho Trans. Mississippi
congress convened this afternoon, 100
delegates being present. Tia. congress
was called TO 0fdorby Governor PTiuc-
Of Now Mexico. Governor Thayer Of
Of Nebraska welcomed tho delegates
on behalf VI the State aud Mayor
Cuehing on behalf u the city.
Ex-Governor Adams Of Colorado
spoke u tho aims OF the congress, the
breadth OF the subjects II proposed 10
discuss AMI the impytance thereof, not
alone to the innodioto west but 10 the
world, "Grcat progress had already
been made" said he, "but greater IL
ia store for IA. We want tho east 10
knew that the STAR VI empire no longer
hnuga over the States VI New Eng
lana, over the numbcTlUsa mOnied
arteries u Wall street, but over
toe great and glorious cuun-
Try stretching rom the Father
OF Waters 10 tho trcasure.bound shores
OF The rolling Pacific. We ate hufp To
voice the sentiments OF various sec.
tons OF our common country, 10 push,
To cunirnllas and crystalize common
work"
Governor Adams closed with tho
statement that the time Is nj hand
when the West, by unity OF action,
could demand aud receive political
recognition long withheld.
Senator Warren OF Wyoming FOL.
lowed Governor Adams with short
talk, advocating the Interests Of tho
mining regions before the convention.
Committees wofo then named. and
the congress adjourned until tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

a big leopard seal came up In tho
midst OF lot OF bathep at Santa Bar
bara, Cal, causing q good deal Of alaria
az lirst, as son,e thought the creature a
shark or sea serpent, Some Of the boys
buked like seal aud the visitor seemed
for time 10 think IL was among friends
OF rs own kind and kept coming closer,
until finally, taking IN the situation, II
turned tail aud Aed out 10 sea again. -
PittAbuTg Dispatch Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20
A RA,N rAKINa corrANN.
Melbourne win Get Tea Cents Per
Acre Inr iils LAln.

Kansas CITY, oct. ia Tunes
Topeka, Kan. special uays. A.. -.
Montgomery Of G1odland, Kan, where
Melbourne recently made his rain.
making experiments, this afternoon
filed with the secretary Of State the
charter VI the Artificial Hain.pfo.
ducing Company. AZ directors, there
nfe named Six Stephen county men.
The cipital iu placed at sl0n, 1000, and
the object stated tofurnish water 10 the
publlc by PRODUCING and Increasing
the fall u rain by thu Melbourne plan.
Melbourne will do the raiu-producing,
and the company hns contacted t0p pay
him 10 cents per acre for all land
watored by him next season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20
\ coRoSER's DECISION.
ue says the Lynehsa Negro MED Of
frisbt.

OMAHA, Oct. i9,-Dr. Allison, hasist-
ant coroner after careful post nioTleBi
examination 81 the remains Of Ia.
negro George Smith, who was lynchcd
week ago, decided ihnt although there
were sixteen wounds and bruises on
his heat, and the mans back was
broken In three places, that the con.
iractoj condition Of the heart md
other conditions satisfied him that
Smith "dicj Of fright" In view OF this
testimony, the county attorney had the
preliminary examination Of the lynch.
crs POSTPONED,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20
Revival OF suii Fighting In Mexico.

CiTY OP MEXICO, oct. iO.-The re-.
vlval of bull.hghting In tho city Of
Mexico yesterday was Ia the name VI
charity. a committee Of ladies Of this
capital. with Mp. DlaE, wifi. Of tho
President, nj this head, organized the
show for Ia. benefit Of the sufferers
from the foods Ia Spain. IL was Que
Of tho greatest spcctscles Of tho Mex.
can national sport ever witnessed. II
Il estimated that 1900 persons were
present. Nine bulls of celebrated
breed were killed amid the brRvUs OF
the spectators. The animals wer.
trained Tor the occasion AMI many Of
the matat0rcs had narrow cncapca.
President Dia1 anu party left tho ring
during the killing Of the eighth bull.
Tho band.rillos stuck into the bulls
were, after tue light, sold by peddlcr-
nj cxtrayagant prices. This was ons
Of the greatest lights Mexico has seen
Tor years, and the amount received for
admission fees IL supposed 10 reach
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

ORAH, Oct. l0.-rhe garrison ut
Flemcen sixty-elght miles southwest OF
this port and In tho Vicinity Of the
frontier Of Morocco, suddenly received
orders TO march upon and occupy the
Touat oasis In Sahara, concerning
which France and Morocco have been
dlsputlng for some time past, Ia order
to prevent its being occupied by the
forces Of the Sultan VI Morocco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

NrAvEswoRTu, Kan, oct. TO-.
Charles A. Benson, convicted Of the
murder Of Mrs. Wettman, mas written
a letter TO local paper asserting his
Innocence, and Accusing the Victims
husband and her daughter Of having
committed the oritne. Little stock Is
taken In the statement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

We authorize our advertised drug.
gist TO sell Or. Kings New Discovery
LOT Consumption, Coughs aud Colds,
upon this condition. IL you ara AZ.
nicted with u Cough, Cold or any
Lang, Throat or Cheat trouble, and
will uso this remedy ~ directed, Civ.
ing ia fair trial, aud experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We
could not make this oil,g did we not
know that Or. lking's Now Discovery
could bo relied on. II never disap.
palnts. Trial bottles free ut a. G.
Smith 4 Co.'S Drug Store. Large size
5Ocand sl,O0. g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

NV York, Oct. l0.-rhe agents OF
tho II ,yal Nethcrland steamship Lin,
received n dispatch this morning from
Rotterdam, confirming tho report Of
the breaking down at sea Of tho steam.
ship "Edam." This dispatch stated
that tho "Edam" would put into the
nearest English port for repairs. The
agents here say that the "Edam" has
plenty Of sail TO take her Into port, anu
they do not fear for her safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

Moth sydney, u. e., state that dis.
patch was received there from Captain
Mclean at San Frauclsco announc.
ing that tile Mclean brothers, recently
captured by Russians In Behring zen,
have succeeded In rcgnining their III.
.rty. The captain states that his ves-
eel 10 safe ut San Francisco and brother
Alexander ON his way home to Cape
Breton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

TIE SULTAN or TusNrY plssAris.
FtEo.
NJ telegraph tn ihe NEwsi
RUSSIANS IN run onIrSr.

HnrchinE Fate panir.--the mar!
dsnriic. Question.
TrES rIN, oct. ia frontier on.
Ger ut Chang reports that he recently
met ilu-siaY expedition descending
the AAi plateau 1t the confluence of
the Mufghabl anu Ahsu river. The
officer protested against tho Invasion o Z
Chincse territory, but the Russians,
being In greater force, disrcgaudod tho
protest. One division proceeded 10 All.
char, In the Pamir territory, and an.
other division toward the Great pamir
territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

BELGRADE, oct. l9.-An animal
taIAer today entered the oage Of Ben.
gal tiger, which attacked him, aud the
unfortunate man was torn 10 pieces In
view OF the horror-strioken people Ia
the place. Many tainted nj the flight.
full sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. l0.-The
boycott against the wholesale firms OF
this city declared by the Warehouse
mems Union. went into effect today.
II will he very sweeping In its elect,
and be- prosecuted by every class OF
oTgauiZei labor. Merchants had no
trouble hlllng the places Of the strikers.
The wholesale men here pay better
wRges than anywhere else In the Ohio
valley, and claim that the strike Is un-
reasonable. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

C0NsrANTtNorLE, Oct. lg.-It In
said that The SULTAN has rignihod his
disapptoval Of the proposed passage Of
a fhipoi war carrying the Grand Duke
George through the Dsuiaucllcs, and
that the Porte IL preparing 10 for,l(y the
entrance TO the BosphOus from the
Black Sea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

II you are troubled with rheumatism
or lame back, bind on over the seat OF
pain piece Of ilannol dampepsd with
Chsmberlaln's Pnin Balm. You will
be surprised At the prompt relief II az.
lords. 80 cent bottles for sale by 2. q.
81. |. Drug Store. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20
Two Young Mcxicans Pay Their Al.
toutiou 10 a Spanish.
Senorita.
she REFUSES TO ENCOURAGE
y ETHER.
Two Cou,ba,an,s round In n Terrible
condition.

San ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. lp.--Vic'
torlan EvnlosCn aud Espinsroltumiero,
two young Mexicans Of this city, have
been fof some tins paying their respects
10 the sans Spanish senorita. She re.
fused 10 encourage one sultor more
thau the other. The two rivals decided
10 eritle the contest by q duel. At
midnight Saturday night ihoy went TO
n deserted building. Stripping TO the
skin they began battle, each using
Ioug stillett0. They had been frhtiug
for some time when the attention NJ a
policeman was attracted 10 the place
by the noise. He forced an entrance
aud found both men In terrible con.
diii0n. They were cut aud each Gov.
cred with blood, which was flowing
from many cuts. They were separated
and both taken TO the hospital. They
viii probably DOtn die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

WASHINGTON, oct. ln.--rhp United
States supreme Court today advanced
aud assigned for argument on the first
monday Ia December the cases Of two
murderer 10 he executed In New York
by means Of electricity. The two men
are Nicola Frzzia and James bic.
Ilyin. Tho court today advanced for
hearing the cases OF the anarchists
3ieldon amt SuhwaO, now IN the Illi-
n0ls penitentiary for completely In the
famous lIaymRrkot riot In Chicago.
The case. will come up for hearing In
December. The BoyI.rhayer case
involving the title TO the office Of
governor came up on motion 10 nd.
vance IT, hearing. Attorneys repre-.
senting rhaycr's side Of the suit init
mated that they would prefer that the
hearing should not take place before
the now year. Ex.Attorney General
Garland submitted a motion 10 ad.
vance the case as counsel for Boyd.
The court took the matter under AL.
VlsVmrnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

WIN. rimmon's, Postmaster OF
IdRvllle, Ind, writes: "liiootric Bit.
ters has done more FOR me than all
other medicines combined for that
feeling arising nom Kidney and Llv.
or troubles" John Leslie, farmer aud
slookman, Of ssmo place, sayE: 81
flnd Electric Bitiefs 10 be tho best
Kidney mi Liver medicine, made mo
feel like a now man" J. w. Gard
ner, hardware merchant, same town,
says: Electric Biltors 10 just tho thing
for man who II all run down aud
don't caro- whether lac lives or dies; he
found new strength, good upIslltB aud
felt ju.l liae ho had new lease on
life. Only 800 bottle, at a. G..
Smith a Goa Drug Store. go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

LONDON, Oct. i0.-rhc storms have
caused n most abnofmal high tluo Mt
Sandgnte, near FOllSsione, and this,
combined with the hurricane, IL do.
ttroylng tho sea walls. Great alarm IL
felt, many houses situated nuar the
shore having already byon washed over
by tho angry waters, and tho highroad
lending 10 Hythc and Folkesionc "
submerged and destroyed In many
places. This River Thames nj Wind
rof, Elon and other places il overflow.
Ing It's banks Into many houses. There
are similar reports from tuany other
parts Of England, Ireland and scol.
land,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20
Raging with Unusual Ficrccucss About
Que,nsioWn AMI ylciniiyi ycs-
sells Dri,en Ashore.
LARGE rRAers or LANo iNvH.
pArEo.
Many villages Submerged. Buildings
Collapsed aud Live stock
Drowned.
ny Teleuaph to The SuSlt
THE GALES ~ tRsLAsD.
Reports .f Damage Donr by tho Ito
os.t Ttorn,..

oe"i rtor1'-.
DUBLIN, Oct. i0.-Thc gale has been
raging to-day with unusual ferconcss
about Queenstown and vicinity.
About thirty Gratis, large and small,
were driven ashore At Nuughnl the
sea IL 30 heavy that many part u tho
town are hooded 10y the seas which
swept into the streets, Many cattle
hnd sfcep were drowned along the
course OF iBlackwalcr river. Dispatches
from Holyhpad state that 2Oj vussols,
much dafyaged, have sought refuge at
that port. AZ Mafyspott, Cumbef.
land, on the Irish sea, thriving ship
bulluing place, the water " causing
ehUfmouH damage. The river Shan.
non has burst It's banks IN County
Limerick, inundsting large tracts Of
laul.
Thc reclamation works near Ennis
In County Glare, which recently cost
the government sBO0,001, have been
nearly ruined. Many villages In the
Trent valley arc submerged. The
glyers Usk, Ebbew, Sunny and Olway
have overlooked their banks aud many
thouaand acres OF land are covered
with water aud the roads are impgss.
able. Largo number of buildinra
wrecked by the Hoods have collapsed.
The loss " live stock Il very great.
The Parrot river has ovcfil IT,
banks. Between Bfldguwatcr aud
Angport the country ior many miles ~
like n sen. Hundreds oi cattle are
drowned aud many horses submerged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

Gin particulars about tho Weekly
Ten por Cent. lnslnllment plan nj l.,
Jowelry store, " Main -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24

SosiE time ago, about six : weeks. We
believe. a spicy paagraphvonc among
the many--appeacd in the Lake Superior
Democrat. II was copied by every paper
Ia the peninsula. save TnE DIAMOND
DRlI.I.. which inadvertently missed IL in
the opportime season. However, " has
been resuriccted By an cnterprising jour
nalist, and is now going the thrad-bare
rounds anew a. common property, no
credit being necessary. Here ii IL:
Great Scott A lot 81 Canadian wo-
men built bon fire, tore of their cor
sets, threw them Ia the blaze and declared
under the feryor 81 their "religious" ex-
element, that they would live and die
as God madc them. Now this il nice,
for II you ever put your arms around a
nail keg, you know about how IL feels 10
clasp girl IN cnrsets.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24
THE AvGLo-MANrAcI LOyE.

The Anglo-AInniac who insists on send.
ing to London for his clothes finds that
he has 10 pay "A little more for them than
before, or II lac hns them made here from
imported cloth he has the added duty to
pay; but this kind of man is out Of the
question in general discussion oi fiscal
problems, says the San Francisco Chron-
icle. Legislation IL for the many, not
for the wealthy and luxurious few. and
II is they who are receiving the benefit OF
cheap clothes.
In almost every article 81 mems cloth
ing, from the skin outward there has
been marked decline IN prices, owing to
competition among American manufac-
turers. This needs NO argument Co prove
il. The shop windows ARE the best and
most conclusive argument. American
fabrics, made mp by American manuiac-
tuners, Of just ns good guilty, II not bet
ter. than the same class 81 fabrics made
abroad. can be and are supplied 10 the
people of the United States at prices
which are remarkably low. Perhaps the
competition may be too keen for the
best interests OF the producers, but the
consumers certainly profit BY it, 50 the
free trader should b. happy, for your
Thoroughbred FREE trader recognizes
only the consumer in discussing political
economy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24

The Escanaba Iron Port Is in doubt
as TO the cause Of the dcathofW Il. Mont
gomery linny TIM DIAMOND DRlrL be
pardoned for using the name OF the dead
IN this connecticut az evidenced in the
following paragraph which is respectfully
dedicated TO u trio Of upper peninsula
newspapcrmcn, who will doubtless Vince
and wall al the realization that the re-
doubtablc wrath Of the great messiah
has been incurred. The Port thunders
forth as follows:
Sundry editorial pisnircs nre nipping
NJ our heels with'thcir Ilinny little mand-
ibles aiicnt our remark conccrningW. r..
Montgomery. II il plcases the insects to
do so we shall not object, we can not
waste time or words ON them. "NIont,"
subject FOR DR.. Kecly and crack-brain
though he was. was worth "a hell-full 81
such. We had deep sympathy ior him
for them only contempt. The disease
that took him To the asylum at Traverse
City and the grave, il their normal con
dition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24
DECEPTION TIER HOPE

The zeal 81 those foreign gentlemen WHO
are in great measure the source aud SUP
port ol the persistent demand that the
markets ~ this country shall lc opened
TO tho free access al producers and
traders the world over, is 10y no meats
confined to their desire To do the mar
uiacturing for our people and the trnng-
portation that Ircc-tIadc policy would
make necessary. They are seeking 10
add 80 these colossal advantages tie
further one Of cleapening the food sup
plies Of British operatives by fall in the
price Of American iarIu products.
4 fall in prices OF such products aa
Europe has to buy from this country
would Inevitably follow free-tradc, as TIE
resulting increase in importatiors woull
necessarily force out of their present chi
ploymcnt hundreds Of thousands of men
now engaged in domestic manufacturing
and in the assembly and distribution 81
products. There Is NO room forcontroye!-
~ on this point. We cannot allow for
cigncrS 90 do the manufacturing for this
country and at the same time keep orr
ownpcople employed in the lines SO many
.of them are now working. Not even
the widest ihcolist in the frce.tinde
contingent disputes this
Confronted by the certainty Of con.
fusion to domestic industries that munt
follow the first approach to free foreign
trade, and confnunded by the demand
that they shall offer some solution Tor
the problem thus raised, the heralds OF
the proposed new diSpen.ation quite
naturally looked 20 England for hint
60 be used by way OF answer. And !.
was soon Forthcoming from the last living
representative nf that trinity 81 states
men-Cobden, Bright, tiladstonc--esp
tally prominent in inaugural ling thccxist.
ing British revenue policy. Mr.. Gmd.
stone. with an eye tn the main chance
that has never known sleep when the
interests 81 his country were gaug,sl
against those 81 the outside world.
answered that America should be con-
''nl 10 fhi~c cheap corn Anu cheap meats
for British operatives, whocould thereby
afford To manufacture moro cheaply
than now. And forthwith all the free
trade shuuters cried, amen and with the
plea oi chcnpness they ROW 60 up and
down the land asking VOTERS 10 close the
shops and factories OF the country until
such time ms the upper and neither mill
stones OF enforced idlcncss and pressing
necessity grind prices downnconform.ty
with the notions al the most cxacting
advocate 81 chcnpness.
The "rciormcr'-" hope is that voters,
by failure To look SO far ahead, may not
discover where IIce.tradc will force them
until such time ms retreat is impossible.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24
ABorT PRISON LABOR.

A subscriber for the Happening Iron
Ore give publicity in the last issue ~
TINT journal 10 his opinion ON the prison
labor question in the following very able
article:
From a supposedly reliable report 81
the proceedings Of "A meeting Of the state
board ~ prison inspectors held at Mar
quette ON Wednesday, Of the prcscntweek
Il Is evident that the question ofcmplny-
ment for inmates OF the branch state
prison in that city will receive the at
tention 81 the new board.
The desirnbIlity 81 making public i'm
stituiions rcli-supporting - a matter
upon whicI, all are agreed The means
10 that end, however. In the case inquea.
ton, may furnish latitude for consider.
able discussion.
For the Information ~ the board the
writer desires 10 state that the people ~
northern Michigan ARE ia no mood at
present to permit honest brninSnnd MUS.
Gle 10 be dragged into competition with
like possessions ~ the convict IN our IN
stitutions ~ correction. Nohoncstinilcr
IN this region viii submit 10 the forced
compnnionship 81 notorious repefcn-
tativc Of criminnIity while following his
vocation IN lie. As for us this feature 81
tho question may DO considered settled
Tor all time. The dignity Of toll " para
mount In o. I thoughts and feeling. The
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24

THE strange and startling occurrences
In some 81 the smaller towns 81 the pc
ninsula. az recorded in the local papers
under the headings OF Local Mntters, '
"The City" "Town Topics etc. iur-
nish ioul for surprise, not to shy amnzc-
mrnt aud alarm, lust think OF IL!
Charles stewart rarnell died at Iron
River last week a NIcnomince street ear
wrecked q inrmer's wagon IN Gladstone,
aud zone OF the Hart line spent pnrt oi
tuesday on bar IN the mouth OF the
liver Wednesday" ut Manistiqnc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24

TmE dickinson County Journal Is wag-
ag a relentless war against the keepers
ithe dens Of iniquity IN the vicinity Of
ton Mountain. The Journals Efforts in
his direction are deserving Of the com
wndation ~ the public mud press.
Iovpyer, Br'er smiths crusade smacts
lprejudicc when one reads, IN another
llamn Of the Same impression. Halter
gpesonal mention Of one 81 the most
mputable divc.keepers that ever
z sar andsopcrated a den IN upper
oshisan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24

The dissension brcwed in the Demo-
cratic camp in New York by the iactionr
81 Tammany, Cleveland, Till and the
rest Of the moguls promises 10 develop
into merry war with termination
after the fashion Of the historical
scrap" Of the Kilkenny cats, 80 far az
Democratic maioritics in the Empire
state arc concerned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-24

TnE recent report sent in by Gen.
wilsun A. Miles, commanding the depart
ment Of Missouri. shows that the Sioux
war oi last winter was nothing less than
the result 81 starvation among the Ind
ians. A few less dishonorable and dis
honest agents and little more whole
some food has kept and will continue to
keep 10 In his peaceful tepee with his
scalping knife resting ut "A respectful dis
tar,ee below the surface Of his couch.