davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
SENDING OVER lRoNcLADs.
Three More British Vessels Ordered
10 Duty ON the North Amert-
can Coast.

NEW YORK. June 23.-The British
warships Hercules, Sirius, and spartan,
have been ordered to duty on the
North American coast. The Her
cules Is one Of England's largest iron
clads. The Sirius and spartan
arc two of her fastest cruisers The
orders referring TO the aforementioned
vessels follow "A series of recent British
nominal orders, which have caused IT
30 be observed i'm American naval cir
cles that Great Britain is quietly re-
placing all her ships now on the Ameri-
can coast by the most powerful war
vessels She can spare. The Hercules
relieves the flag ship Bellerophon, the
Sirius and Spartan relieving the
Emerald and Comus, both inferior
ships.
The great increase in Great Britain'S
North American force will be closely
watched. Appointment American naval
officer, whose name cannot be mention
cd, expresses the belief that Great
Britain will shortly rate the North
American stations second in import
nee only To the Mediterranean.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
SAYS CANADA MUST BE FREE
Significant Uttcrances OF Premier
Mercier in London.

LONDON, June e0.-A lengthy inter.
view with Mr.. Mercier. premier OF
Quebec, appears in to-day's papers.
MIR. Mercier dwells upon the danger
that Premier Abbott may unwittingly
favor his clients. the Canadian Pacific
railroad company. MIR. Mcrcier says
Sir Hector Langevin was entitled TO
the premiership, but that Mr.. Laurier,
the opposition leader, is the only man
capable Of uniting the elements of a
strong government and carry out the
policy of free trade which the people
desire.
MIR. Mercier closes with the state
ment hat imperial federation is trea-
son Go Canada. and says: +" We in Can
ada are looking forward with some
anxiety 60 the time when we shall ask
for independence. We shall request IL
with due respect and courtesy 90 Great
Britain without any iii feeling"
The opinion in this city IS that such
remarks are not calculated Ca improve
Mr.. Mcrcier's chances here OF obtaining
the loan which he anne To Europe TO
secure.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
TO EJECT THE souATrERs.
The C~bickasaw Nation Territory To
re Cleared of whites.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-After fully
considering the protest received from
persons living in the Chickasaw nation
against the order of expulsion Secretary
Noble will not modify or extend the
order. hut IL must take effect to-day.
IL is directed that the agent shall pro
reed 20 have these intrudcrs removed
from the nation with such precautions
against unnecessary severity as may be
judged best" The report says that
there are over 5000 persons now living
i'm the Chickasaw nation in violation OF
the law, and who have been repeatedly
warned 10 seek other locations. The
government had promised the Indians
to secure their election and this prom
Use must be kept.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

Commander-in-Chie of the United
States army. The event took place Mt
Don at 1t. Johns Episcopal church,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. X. G. McIlwain. A. w. Kill
bourn, Of Cleveland. Ohio, brother of
the bride; David Buell.. her cousins;
Colin and William Fyfe of Chicago;
Howard Elliott of ~. Louis. and j. III.
Hughes of ~. Joseph, Mo-, were ushcrs.
Gen. Schoield and the accompanying
members OF his staff were in uniform,
and that was the extent of the mill
tary features OF the ceremony, the de-
sire of all concerned being that the
wedding be as modest as the circum-
stances permitted.
This evening the General and his
bride will leave on their wedding tour
going direct To San Francisco. While
West the General will pay his official
visit OF inspection 10 several military
stations. Mrs. Schofield that is To be
will probably return To- Keokuk for "A
brief stay before going TO Washington.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
SHIP LOADS OF GOLD
LAzARD FREREs TO ExPoRT So
100000 IN GOLD TO-DAY.
while Keeping Their Plans >ecre
They Admit THAT n Portion
Goes 30 London.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Contrary tothe
early indications Of the week another
considerable lot of gold will go out by
to-morrow's steamships. The shippers
are Lazard Freres and the amount
81, 500. 900. The shippers are unusually
close-mouthed about this transaction
and show a sensitiveness TO public
opinion ON the matter which Is by no
means ill-gronnded. In the present
te mper OF the financial community gold
shipments with n view TO speculation
i'm exchange are likely 10 bring upon
their originators plenty of denuncia.
ton. This gold does not NIL go 10 one
locality and II is not, according 10 the
shippers, even 10 go by a single
steamer. That some of il will be sent
to London Is not denied, though where
there can he any : proht IN
such a transaction IL Is Diff
cult TO understand. IL Paris is actually
nervous over the state of affairs In its
own market. there may be "A reasonable
explanation for n special demand from
that quarter. But the gold reserve OF
that city il already in excellent supply,
the Bank of France itself now holding
nearly $50, 900 more than IL reported at
the opening of the year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
important, TRADE N.nne .,er..ion.

Judge Thnycr OF the United state. Circuit
Court nj 81 Louis. has recently handed down an
opinion and granted n perpetual Injunction
letter Co. against the Bniggemnn Relatrt Dislili.
ing Co. ALIAS Gold Spring DfstIlitng Co pro
hibiting the advertising, manufnctnfln or sell.
bulk, by the gallon or otherwise. OF any way
making uso OF the name "lioSletter - exrept In
connection with the sale OF the genuine bltters.
which are always sold IN bottles ,ccurcly sealed
md also prohibiting the sale of any bIfters In
bulk. though the name Hostettern 80 NOT used
but the suggestion made TO the purchaser that
And purchasers would not discover the differ.
ence- Ills decision supports the HOsiettcr com.
phny IN The exclusive ne OF tho nnmc "lT0stet-
ter IN connection with either the manufacture
or sale % stomach biiters In any manner or form
whatsoever, and firmly establishes IT, ownership
IN the same NJ q TRADE NAME"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
a PLUcKY OFFICER.
A Constable Holds One of GouId'-
Engines.

PUEBLo, Col, June 23.-The village
OF Eads in Kiowa county has n capable
and enterprising constable at that sta
ton. Last night the Missouri Pacific
express was delayed three hours by this
modern Dogberry. A citizen of Eads
garnished the salary Of an employe Of
the road and got Judgment for si7.5 so and
costs. The company neglected TO settle
and the matter was given 90 the q n
stable. After a short stop ut Eads last
night the conductor signnled the en-
gineer 90 pull out. The engineer, how
ever, was awcd by the laws representa-
tive, who had the requisite papers and
had attached the engine. lie was in
cxorahie. The conductor spent two
hours telegraphing the superintendent,
obtaining finally instructions TO pay
the fearless constable, who mean
time occupied the cab. A postal i'm
spector was ON the delayed train aud Il
IL said suit viii be brought against the
constable for intcrcepting the United
States mail.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
M~iLLIcAN's CHURCH.
u VIII Seek Admission Among the
United PresbytcrIans.

%PIrrsBURG, Pa, June 2O.-Last night
the rich and strong congregation Of the
Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian
church, the Rev. j.. II. j. Milligan
pastor, met and unanimously withdrew
from the Reformed Presbyterian
church. II will seek admission Co the
United Presbyterian church.
Among the ministers present were
the Rev. j. :. T.. Miiligan. the COW
enanter belligerant from Kansas; the
Rev. J.. j. Huston, Of Belle Center, o.:
j. II. Teas, of Selma. Ala. the Southern
negro missionary of the Reformed
Presbyterian church. and others OF that
denomination. All OF these indorsed
the action Of the Allegheny church and
the inference IL that they will also go.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
THE TARIFF ON WHEAT.
" May Use Reduced by the ltaI-

ROME, June l0.-Therc is some likeli-
hood that the duty ON wheat will be re-
duccd. The duty was fixed at "a time
when the wheat imports were very
large, with "a view of producing "a large
revenue; but the abundant crop OF last
year entirely stopped importation. and
thus impoverished the government,
though IL enriched the farmers. The
price of wheat, however, did not fall
with the abundant crop, but rose in sym
patty with the wheat markets Of the
world, SO that wheat and bread arc
now extremely dear i'm Italy. II may
be that THE question will not-be de-
ciaed without n prolonged parlia-
mentary struggle. The minister of
finance said in the Chamber the other
day that IL modification OF the duty
would have a serious consequence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
VALUABLE MSS. STOLEN.
New xork's state House Piifercd bv
Thieves.

ALBANY, n. ". June 23.-Thieves
nave been at work in the State arch
ives. IL is nos yet fully known what
papers and documents have been stolen,
but n careful inventory is being taken
by the Secretary OF State 20 find out.
The vandals seem TO have apprcciat-
ed the value of the time-staincd origin
ais and 90 have confined themselves To
the old colonial documents, hundreds
OF which are contained in the bulky
volumes in the land board : room OF
the Secretary of States department.
New York Colonial Manuscript" is
the title on zach of the big shelves.
which comprise s~iXty-thrcc volumes
and date from i64e TO 1900.
The discovery of the thefts was made
in nm odd way. A recent catalogue of
an old-book store ON broadway made
mention OF the fact that the firm would
sell the original indenturc OF Staten
Island 20 the British by the Indians.
date 1870. for 5000. The attention Of
Clerk Hooper of the commissioners of
the land Office was called 20 this and "A
hurried search showed that the old
paper was missing from the Office files.
Further investigation showed that
other deeds were gone and Il genuine
III Vi wa "An NfA
held. The bookkceper was called
upon and the document recovered.
The old deed. which has beer re-
turned Ca its old place az pare 81 of vol
ume l OF the colonial manuscripts, Is
well preserved, though yellow with age.
The seals are intact and the strange
marks with which the Indian sach-
ems signed are clcarand distinct, rs are
the names of "Couns. Stcenwick, Major,
Thomas I1ovelacc" and the eleven 9TH
ers who signed with them. In size the
paper is two pages, about 10 10y IL
inches. and sets forth with many
iourishes, in the quaint diction
Of the day. that ION April -,
1870, the Rt.-IIon. Francis Lovclnce
encouragement under his royal high
ness James. duke OF York and Albany
and OF all his territory in America, and
Aquepo. Warrincss. Minquahs, Sachc-
mack. Permantowes, Q~uewcquccn. We
wanecomeck and Matars. true sachems
and lawful owners of Staten Island,
called 10y the Indians Aquchonga
ManacknDug. convcnanted Cor the sale
OF the same. The consideration men
toned Is 400 fathoms ~ wampum,
thirty match coates, eight oates
Of dozens made up, thirty shirts,
thirty kettles, twenty gunncs, IA
tirlin of powder, sixty barrels OF
lead. thirty axes. thirty plows and fifty
knives" a memorandum attached
provides hat two or three of the
sachcms or their successors shall every
year ON May I come 20 the fort to
acknowledge the sale and continue a
mutual friendship with the governor.
IL Is also stated that several Of the i'm
tcrcsted parties were children and that
certain of the sachcms signed for them.
The Endorsement Is Recorded We day
and year within written by me, Matthias
Nicolls. Seer"
IL Is thought that the Iced was stolen
some time In 1874. when extensive
searches were made I'm the old records
on account OF certain railroads coming
into Staten Island. Fortunately the
State has the catalogue OF the colonial
papers made by Dr. OCallaghan and
can easily go over the volumes 20 see
what else Is gone.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

A small no. Gets Between "a Lion.
Teeth.

ATLANTA. Ca, June EN- a lions
nav. IL il not often that human
beings get into such close quarters.
Grant Park, Atlanta. Georgia,
was the scene OF "A thrilling adventure
with Molly, the Mexican l~ioness. the
other day in which John ID. Mosteler,
the keeper, and inman He'll,
boy Of 4, were fright
fully mangled. IL seems that
the latter, accompanied by his mother,
called to see the '.baby Ions While
the boy was passing the cage the
lioness stretched out "A paw between
the bars and made a stroke at the boy.
The blow fell short, but caught In his
clothing. AT the same time SHE at
tempted to draw him 20 her. AZ the
same time Mr.. Mosteler saw the danger.
Before he could move the little fellow
had been pulled up 10 the enragcd
beast. and with a snap she seized n
OF his hands i'm her mouth. With one
foot she braced herself, and with the
other she was Just about to make a
blow direct In the child's face. MIR.
Mosteler still held the child, and was
Juggling with all his might 20 get him
free from the grasp OF the raging ami
NAL. lie threw one hand against the
cage. This act probably saved the
child's life. The attention of Molly
was diverted. and she %savagcly clawed
the mans hand.
The mother was well-nigh crazed by
the sight OF her son in the clutches Of
the beast.
His face was within an inch or two
OF the half-open mouth when Molly
turned 90 strike Mosteler. The spccta-
tors rushed To the cage, and with walk
ing sticks. umbrellas. and rocks beat
| upon the sidoS and head of the lioncss.
With a growl she released her hold of
the child and turned 90 meet her new
enemies. The almost distracted moth
err graspcd her son in her arms and
| rushed 10 her carriage. The boy was
bleeding from his neck, side and arm
and his injuries appeared fatal. OF at
least quite serious, TO all, until dressed
by a physician.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

Topeka, Kan, June i0.-Secretary
Mohler OF the State hoard of aQricui-
ture announced to-day that the army
worm had unquestionably made It's ap-
p%earance In central and western Kan
sas. Specimens were sent TO him from
barton county and were examined by
Chancellor Snow OF the State univer.
sity. The army worm is the mos dan
gcrous of wheat pests. but has not been
operating long enough TO make any
estimate OF the damage possible.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
GOV. nnI Preparing 10 ne.,a..

NEW York. June 2O.-It il said that
the big Democratic leaders have had a
conference and that Gov. Hill has de-
tcrmined 10 call an extra session of the
Legislature In September. nominally
for the purpose Of passing bills appro-
priating money for repairing New York
streets but really 10 give the Governor
a chance to resign from the s~cnatorshir
and 10 have Roswell T.. Flower elected
In his place. Then the Governor will
again run for the Goycrnorship.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
pead on ner weddlnu nn,

CHICAGO, June l0.-Dresscd I'm her
intended bridal robe. In u casket
heaped with flowers. the corpse of
pretty Katie Mcintyre lay last night i'm
the little parlor OF a. North Morgan
street. IL was to have been her wed
ding night. She was dead ns the re.
suit OF n dose of poison taken with
suicidal intent because she could no.
make up her mind TO wed the mtn she
had promised.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
nr.. Kehoc Los, All uer saving,

EMERSON, Pa. June 23.-For years
Mrs. Margaret kehoe has saved her
money. Her affections run 90 $50 gold
pieces and Yesterday her hoard footed
up a., 0O0. She had no faith In banks
and kept the money In n sachel. which
proved convenient for some thief, as
this morning she had not a penny. A
Polish domestic named Tcxpcr was
found ~secreted In n barn and arrested,
but denies all knowledge Of the money
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

WASHINGTON. June 10. ~ President
Harrison has denied the application for
pardon Of Edward Bclden OF Kansas.
convicted OF murder and sentenced last
March 10 bc hanged on the Goth Of the
present month.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
OVER TWO SCORE KILLED.
Terrible water spout "a Mountain.
of Mexico.


Cry OF MEXICO. June ia terrible
water spout is reported in the noun
tains near San Luis Potasi where the
great silver mines are. IL is known
that twenty-thrcc bodies Of drowned
miners have been recovered. IL rs
thought that over forty lives were lost.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
bulgaria Practically Recognized.

VIENNA, June 2O.-Empcror Francis
Joseph has given a special audience TO
Prince Ferdinand Of bulgaria. Tins is
considered as implying that the Em-
peror recognizes the legal status Of
Bulgaria.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

ST.. PETERSBURG, June a2.-A confia-
grafton destroyed the town OF konns.
kowal. I'm Lublin, yesterday. Another
fire occurred In Aragorki, which de-
stroyed 400 houses.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

Hcv. Joseph rBeinke Receives. Possibly
Fatal injuries nj Kankakee.

kANKAKKE, Ill. June 23.-Rev. Jo-
scph neinkc, pastor of the German
Catholic church Of this city, was struck
10y u passenger train to-day nj "a cross
ing and received injuries from which he
viii probably die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
cuPlp.s VICTIM.
Marriage &C uaIor-Gencral Schoncld
and Mis> Georgia knbourn.

KEoKrK, Ia, June l9.--Probably no
social event of the last twenty years
has occasioncd more interest In Keo-
knk than the marriage of Miss Georgia
kilbourn 70 General John NJ, Schoield.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
snIt Again.t Parncil.

DUBLIN. June lQ.-The National Press
says that proceedings have been com
mcnced against Parnell 90 rccover from
him the sum of 81, 900, which he has
been ordered 10 pay as costs In the
O'Shca divorce suit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
rarnem Mu.t PnY sa.soo.

LONDON. June i0.-Mr. Parnell has
been ordered 20 pay $4,000 OF the costs
In the O'Shea divorce proceedings.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-14
City OF new WHAICOM.
Notes of Interest Gathered by
the Herald's North End
Representative
A Game Between Picked Mines
at the Ball Park this
Afternoon
a Carpenter Drops FROM the
Roeder Building---Boy
Overheard

Yesterday evening while number 'oi
newsboys were in the vicinity Of the
Express press room for the paper to come
90 come out, blast of wind blew the
the straw hat from the head of little
boy named Lenni Smith. In the endeavor
TO regain the same before it rolled of the
planking into the bay, the little boy when
ne reached the edge of the incline, could
not check himself, and fell to the bottom,
a distance of nearly seventeen feet. The
rest Of the boys hurried to his rescue, but
the little fellow had already gotten on his
feet, and, though bleeding from slight
cut on the forehead, was looking for his
nat. When restored TO terra irma, the
little lad stated that he was all right,
though he felt considerably bruised, and
when advised to go home he refused and
said he would sell his papers first. His
father is conductor on car No. 4, of the
electric motor line.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-14
CHURCH SERVICES

St. James Episcopal Church, Rev. L. w. APP
plegate, rector, residence Seventeenth
street, near Knox. services in In g. A, IL:
school g:45 a, m. Morning service with
sermon at II O'Clock, subject of sermon;
"The Two-fold Condition-that of APP
proach. That Of continued devotion"
Evening service and sermon at O'Clock.
Subject: The Burden Too Heavy
to Bear" The Ladies' Guild meets
on Thursday afternoon at the Para
gou hotel, with Mrs. Atkinson. Evening
conversation at Congregational church, at
s O'Clock. Sunday School teachers meet
ing one half hour preceding.
NOTICE TO New COMERs.-GOu will be cOrdi-
ally welcomed to st. James Episcopal
Church, IL you will mail your card with
residence to Rev. l.. w. Applegate, or make
yourself known at any service. We shall
be pleased 10 offer any suggestions which
may help strangers TO become thoroughly
athome in Fairhaven.
First Methodist Episcopal church, corner OF
Mill and sixteenth streets, +. W. 10y pas
tor. 1l:O0a. m. service connected by the
Epworth League and Sunday School, en-
titled Pearl Gatherers.' $500 y. m. ser
mon by the pastor, subject. The History
and Genius OF Methodism." Glass meeting
10 "a. m. Sabbath school 12:15. Epworth
league d. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day at 500 D. m. Ladies' aid society Thurs
day at 300 p. m. Social at the church Fri
Elder William F. Cowden Of the Christian
Church. will preach In the school house,
corner OF Mckenzie and Seventeenth street,
Sunday, May 81, at O'Clock p. m. Mem
bers and friends are cordially invited.
German preaching every first and third Sum
day Of each month at 300 p, m, In the
Danish and Norwegian NJ. F. church, on
Donovan avenue, Fairhaven. Wash. All
Germans are cordially invited to attend.
II. Hansen. pastor; residence on Knox
and Twenty-Third streets.
Presbyterian Church-Thirteenth and Col
| umbia, w. A. Mackey pastor. Sunday SER
vices-Preachlng at 1900 a. m. and o. m
Sunday school at 10 a. M. Christian En-
deavor prayer meeting at 7:l5 D. m
Prayer services Thursday at p. m.
First Congrega tiOnal church, corner OF Thir-
| teenth and Gambler streets-Sabbath SER
| vices. Preaching service at HOO a. m
| Sunday school at II sharp. Christian en-
| deavor at 6:s0 y. m. Preaching service al
| 7:30 D. m. Wednesday night prayer meet
ing at 1880 p. m. Everybody welcome.
Baptist Church-Meets at Thistle's hall
| corner OF Eleventh and Mill streets. at II
| a. m. Subject; THE Young Peoples
| Movement" At 5t20 the Children's DAY
services. floral collections, childrent
| songs. etc.
| Ladies' Benevolent Society There Mill be
| meeting OF the Ladies' Benevolent Society
| at o'clock. Tuesday, 9th inst, at tbs
| PRESBYTERIAN church. A full attendance Il
earnestly requested.
| German Lutheran Divine service will b.
held Sunday at p. M, in the Norwegian
| Lutheran church, by Rev. @. Woestenberg
All are cordially invited TO attend.