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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

"a. 'ys.ink mi|I1fonrc Sor, 4 ~ \.
ox ~ every turn ~, ~ - vri''
% e diamond and d pearI.
~. sn.ner cleared my bapp,.r -
zee drops OF some ceIe-t1r, XII syss
49, now beauty underlies '-''''
vsr more each form d INA
rs wt more; Aethousht saw th.,s.
TIL u'cn now 80 dull and dnrti,n. "ood'
- s,' nero and there, with human s h,es,
toFn tho worlds laborious whsa %'ood'
eh.'. than doth the miller the,s
xc<' .o. n our several cells, do We
I'M with what waste OF beauty -
'e' every days machinery. ''''
VI the visor time shall coma
"A zen with this fine overpIus !, 49,.
ernSsr suilen, slow and dumb 'shs
49, 'e"p TO music and to light
= ~ .9st new childhood Of the earth
r-~"t % itself shall dance and nIsr
o'oou In Times shrunk veins NJ.
iapor meet delight half wav
James Russell Lowell
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

ana cnrate accurately the inten.
4 lions of firing.
ihe riryill soon close n coptrac,
Tor the Hiding of n small svis,
steamer q cost OF SEQ. 600, TO be used
ShGusive In smuggling opium and
r,-ninamei from Victoria INTO the
United Sles. The specifications call
TOT stecr low in the water. moth.
ing showp above board but pilot.
mouse az smokestaclx She will ba
ouiit TO snd heavy sea and for the
greatest lssibls speed attainable In n
craft Of II tonnage.
nndefand she will have HERES.
non engRs of high power. sufficient
10 urive lr through the heaviest sens
Inc nRft Is at present looking for
c"inpept Puget sound steamboat
man TO RI the vessel A compenxa-
elon 81 3 a pound Is offered for said
service br every pound OF opium
The buiness which a vessel OF This
,nanetg could do In Puget sound
Npuu enormous Under present |
'ohmtioh and with ordinary precau-
ions sht would be absolutely safe
ne puidmnke trip every niOht be-.
Neeh sunet and sunrise and land nm.
'Hiteu qualities OF opium and INN.
itrauic thnamen The fare for lana.
~ 'hinnnsn IN $50 10 100 n head and
4. p'one "a opium ranges from - TO
IN the oty of Victoria ~. o.,t.
~ Morhs more openly. There e
= GAUSS LOT conccalmcrt because
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28


"Comrade, a chat tonight.
Homclike, between us two;
Nothing OF might or right,
of starry flag OF blue.
We heard enough OF pride:
History has no feiher:
we saw the other side.
We marched the way together.
That was some time AFRO:
You're gray, and so am /;
I'm feeling. well. $3.50.
nut how the years do fly.
Two veterans getting gray
And we were striplings then;
Ihey bury us every day,
Not with the spade. bu, pen.
We're living though II seems.
Havn't made our finnl bow.
Our battles are like dreams;
They don't need soldiers nowl
when drums were beating, men
Were not superflous stock
Ihen wanted thousands then
To meet the impending shock.
They hustle us lively, though,
We OF rank and file:
Youngsters, OF course, can crow,
who never marched mile.
They sing paeons OF glory
The Conquering Hero Comesi'
Ours Is different story,
We only got the crumbs.
Comrade, II does me good
To have our views uniting:
only wish could
Tell all know OF fighting.
And you were with me, too,
In skirmish and In fray:
An what we have been throughi
No wonder we are grayl"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

washington, Ca. has three trees 81
which ~ Is vastly proud. One Is n
while oak, under which the commits
noners began the work OF laying ON,
the town an lss3. A second Is a poplnr
under the shade OF which i'm J9,.o tool,
place the hrst ordination OF Presbv.
terinn minister west OF the Savannah
river. The third Is n huge oak. under
winch IN 1855 occurred the memorable
&c bate between Robert Toombs ana
Zen Jamin liill, one OF the greatest IN
Georgia -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

from Tubac jumped out on us from a
doorway and started In to secure onr
fight ear as a relic. We sat MP with
him most OF the night last night. one
OF the bullets has been extracted. but
the other couldn be reached with a
three-foot stick Unless inflammation
sets In he VIII very likely pull through
~ ne does he assures rs that he will br
"A changed man.
lie wouldn't exactly say that the
postmaster gave him $50 20 come over
ana mum ole our proud editorial spirit.
put ne said enough TO satisfy us that
we must run over tomorrow and have
anotner pop at Mr. Wanamakers man
Hes getting too coltish again.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

ben with brain direct
ments of the subordinate
that men with money pro.
Ipium; that men with infiu-
be In IL TO accomplish the
hich are accomplished when
. gang is released who hap
I've been caught.
yives them a clew which they
lol 1t ends with some promf-
Pa whose reputation In the
land social world OF the COM
nintainted. They are bafiied,
as they will, they cannot
&c enough TO bring the man
= Frequently they are salts
r own minds from circum-
idence their man is guilty;
ttutting his money into the
gtaking off big profits. Yet
th not take the stand in n
cestice ana make their impress
y enough TO a jury 10 secure
, ,n.
eaders OF the opium
Y powerful enough TO
Congressional legislation.
Ped the billion dollar con-
rpose n duty of SIP a pound
"a. knowing that this would
lrie value of the drug. keep
'unportations and swell their
rthe smuggled opium. They
'fthe same congress TO enact
y which places such a high
y heavy internal-rcvenue tax |
'eufacturers of opium In the |
PES as To effectually and alb
Yep out all manufacturers OF |
snd leave the market entirely |
w OF the supply furnished |
tgglers.
lAtrol Senators and dictate |
fments of custom officers.
htom officer proves too eff.
rs too many seizures and
Fright a lookout, they sim
lm removed. This is espec-
Use with the Puget sound
~strict This district has
Treasury department more
IN any other district In the
ties.
ivo weeks the collector OF
p this district, appointed by
harrison at the beginning
nninistration, has been re-
eout a word of warning or
2. lie has been selling too
vmen and too much opium J
70 the ring.
n the late Henry Ward I
nhs appointed collector OF
y by President Cleveland.
sfirst thing the young man
Trace and seize one lot of
led at $4,000, which had =
led from British olumbia !
and was awaiting ship |,
he United States In salmon 4
q Alaska salnion.n With. /
'nths he had seized $3.50. 900 h
opium. and was treading i,
n the toes of the opium I
went TO Washington and :,
the confirmation bv the II
es Senate OF the nomina- \
l5eccher, and he was com Il
bate his office. 9,
two United States Sena- -,
hames are not free from n
nection with this deal. 81
. of the Puget sound ~
x has been in Port II,
this week making ne
10 carry out n scheme OF
raud upon the revenues.
: no secret of his mission, 80
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Comanche. the most celebrated horse
IN the United States cavalry service.
died at Fort Riley recently lie was &,
years DID, and the only living thing be-
longing 20 the United states service
which escaped the nassacpt Of the hat
ne OF the Little Big IIorb, where Gen.
custer and his command were mas
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Little Miss (who has been TO tho
opera l-lncle John, did you cver see
Castles In the Arp
Uncle WaybacIs from tho Wcst,-
NO. my dear, but I've seen houses a.
barns in tn air many time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

One OF the most powerful sbears 49,
has ever been built was recon liz ~ 80 ~
place in a steel mill al Nowhnr,, ~ IN
land. This machine will sbear ing
got OF steel thirty inches xida ~
twelve inches thick, and do n :, 49, anu
as a child can cut a stick of CANDY ny
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

The newest anmsthetic Is named
,Pcntai discovered by Prof Won
Mering In Halle. ~ Is 4 preparation
on tertiary amyl-alsohol, ard "a for
small operations only. ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

nstena s1euss omelaIs Are
--"hy shs Coming Congress
s'se shs Dusy On the Dagger
Fug.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Hauling Local Abuses over shs
Goals - ussaI-sonas Of sis Prs-
vsss Graveyard ssssisstcs--An nm
counter with Grizzly.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-26

back thirtyyears in aseythaka1 nigh
tfavel over the State Ne 4.o4isians I'D
Yell tbs Democracy aKhat-lknow&and
what I see. ~gna Fpu.ws
az see a thirst, an unnatural thirst
for Office, the grasping for power even
to the extent of tranipling upon the
rights of the Democratic paltys Cheers
an. applause.) All, gentlemen, l am
not afraid, have een the Democratic
party struggle, I have seen it defeated,
and l do not know whether it was bet
ter in defeat or in victory. ! see he
fore me now men who can 90 before
the people and tell them the truth, and
white people of Louisiana are to bow
their necks to d secret political organi-
zation." prolonged cheering.)
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-26

E - sz
How dearto onr hearts Ii the thanks-
sfY giving dinner. 4f
As fond r~ecollections present it to
When father'd come home from the
rattle a winner.
And bring along with him a gobbler
or two.
All /! then in the kitchen was hurry and
hustle.
Sis weeping at having the onions to
shell,
And mother just making the whole of
us hustle
To hasten the dinner that filled us
so we'll
The thanksgiving dinner, the gorgeous
old dinner,
The big turkey dinner that filled us
SO we'll.
Oh, how can / all the ingredient mea-
That dear bill of lading prescribed
as our store,
The turk ana his mystic abdominal
treasure.
The beans and the glblets, the gravy
galore,
The cider we brought in jug from the
depot,
The truck agricultural none could
excel.
And all !! the lush fruit of cucubita me-
The dear pumpkin pies that we gar
nerei so well !
Yum, yum, what a dinner! That turk
and puak dinner!
That thanksgiving dinner that cram
med US SO we'll Chicago
Weekly News.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-26
Five Calves at q Birth.

A remarkable story comes from Val
paraiso. Ind, Of a Jersey COW that pre-
seuted her owner with five strong and
healthy calves at one birtl-two males
and three females. The calves are
perfectly formed and Of reasonable
size considering the circumstances.
They are in good health, and the
mother is proud of her herd and looks
after them all. The owner is in re-
ceipt of offers from several dime mu-
seums to put the family Oh exhibition.
-Picayune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-26
Gouaux'. Ointment Pills.

a sure cure,-$I.0e a bottle, sold hy /,
Druggists in Lafourche.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-26
10 be continued.1
Mt. Carmel Convent, 1hibodaux La.

JHU. IT, 1000.
Mr.. F Gouaux, Houma. La.:-Dear Sir |
cannot convey in adequate language a salts
factory idea Of the benefit | have obtained in
using yorr 'Anti-Asthmatic Powder and
Mixture" For twenty years / have suffered
from that dreadful disease, Asthma, and
although | have tried many remedies. none
proved beneficial until | tried yours. / trust
my experience with this precious and valua-
BILE powder and mixture will be the means of
inducing others to give it a trial.
Yours respectfully,
SISTER OF Mt. CARMEL CONVENT
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-26
Send Your Address

II you are troubled with Asthma or auv
cough send your name. Powder Mixture and
book will he sent to you free of charge. /
want you to try it, and you will be surprised
ut results. On account of heavy advertising
expense it is impossible to publish the mn.
merous certificates received daily. The sam
pies will do better than any certificates.
F. GOUAUX. Houma, La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-26
ON LANIER.
THE OLD DEMOCRAT SCORES TH
WEAK EX-ANTI CHAIRMAN.

''COL. LANIER WAS UNWORTHY OF
THE TRUST REPoSED IN UIM"--THE
UNNATURAL THIRST FoR OFFICE OF
THE BOLTERS.
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ISEND YOUR JOB PRINTING
TO THIS OFFICE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14
nuN,S REVIEW.

New York, Nov. 13.-R. g. Dun & Co.
weekly review of trade will say:
Business has entirely rec Overed from
the slight disturbance caused by the NAV
erick bank failure Money at New York
has fallen again TO four per cent on call
and at Boston plenty is offered and rates
are steady Trade is large in volume for
the season, and in many lines, especially
at the west, the largest ever known. But
the margins for profits are narrow and the
tendency OF prices is not toward improve
ment in that respect. While breadstuffs
advance, most manufactured products
tend to decline. The records of mortgages
satisfied in the western counties show that
enormous sums are taken for that purpose
by the farmers from their receipts; so that
4 large proportion of the money paid
Tor crops goes to pay debts created in past
years Doubtless this, in part, explains
the fact that the demand for various man
ufactured products has not yet Increased
ks largely as expected in view of the great
crops raised.
The iron output on Nov. ! was the
greatest ever known. 1t is a striking fact
hat only 304 furnaces are IN blast, against
BOO on Oct. /, showing steady Substltu-
ton of larger and better works for the old
fashioned equipments.
Speculation during the past week was
ore active, wheat advancing q cents, on
>AlcS Oh bOOuV,UOU DuSHGls. anu COIu
vaucing 8 cents for spot, but scarcely
higher for November delivery, with sales
of 81 SOC, 600 bushels. Oats are unchanged.
The receipts of wheat at the west do not
abate and are again at the rate OF more
than 5000. COO bushels for the week, while
the export demand is active. October
shipments, -four included, equaled l9,lt9,-
400 bushels of wheat, against $3.50 100 last
year. Pork products are unchanged and
exports are falling behind last years.
The wool manufacturers and clothiers
are waiting, but agents are exceedingly
hopeful, and the trade in knit goods is
satisfactory. Cotton goods are in fair de-
mand, but print cloths are accommodating.
Orders for boots and shoes are increasing,
particularly from the south for mems
split and women's light grain boots, while
the west is rather backward
The money markets are well supplied
for legitimate business, and there lis dis
dinct improvement in collections as pro-
ducts are marketed.
THE business failures for the past week
were POI, compared with 226 for the prev
ious week. For the corresponding week
of last year the figures were 20. !"
NEW YORK, Nov 13-The clearings for
the past week of the principal cities of the
United States, as reported by Bradstreet's,
were Si.3l5, 81, 252, II decrease of 13.1 per
cent. compared with the corresponding
week year $50. The clearings at Kansas
City were 81 Do, 03S. a decrease Of . per
cent; at ST. Joeseph. 81 800 pa, a decrease
of So per cent: at Wichita, S575, 100 de
crease of 25 per cent; AT Topeka, S422, 255, a
decrease of 4.3 per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14
THE RAILWAYS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-For the first time
this season a serious blockade of freight
between Chicago ana the Mississippi
river seems imminent. This is not so
much due to surplus of business, how
ever as TO delay in grain inspection.
There was time when grain could be
sent direct to the elevator upon its arrival
aud unloaded; but now the agents 40
through the yards and label two-thirds or
more of the cars Hold" They can hold
them fOrty-eight hours This has been
done extensively on the Burlington. and
now that road is suffering from a blockade
IN its Chicago yaras that has forced the
freight department 10 stop shipments
from all points until further orders. In
the meantime the shippers out west are
beginning TO suffer for want of cars, aud
the much-talked-of car famine seems in
sight al last
1t is currently reported that the Wabash
and Illinois Central contemplate with
drawing from the Western Passenger as
sOciation. The truth of the report is not
admitted by the officials of either road.
Both are direct competitors of the Chicago
and Alton. however, anu some people
profess TO have very good reasons for be-
lieving such a move is being seriously con-
sideTed by them.
- The federal grand jury did not make
much progress Ia its investigation into
freight rate determinations today. There
We're only two witnesses examined-W. II.
Smith. freight agent of the LackawRnna
and q. Il. Spriggs, freight agent of the
Nickle Plste-and these two gentlemen
seemed TO have psresis of the mine, so Tar
as knowing anything about interstate law
violations was concerned.
The stockholders OF the Columbia Steel
Car company ana Benjamin K. Holmes, q
New York capitalist, who undertook tC
float the concern, sre at odds. Both par
ties today decided 20 appeSl TO the courts
The company was organize some months
ago. wit6 81. O00, 600 capital stock. Holme,
say, that he has advanced a great deal OF
money. bur now be has discovered that De
defendants are conspiring 10 freeze hlu
cut. The stock holders charge that HOime,
i financially irresponsible.
CINCINNATI. Nov. lS-rhe Commercial
Gazette viii saw tomorrow that President
Ingalls,. Il +. Huntington, Samue
Spencer and c. ID. Dickey after inspecting
the Chesapeake and OHIO, ma { an inspec
tion Of the Newport News an Mississippi
Valley railroad and that this road, within
a few days, viii become part O. ths
Chesapeake and Ohio system.
KANSAS CITY. Nov I5.-The car shortage
is increasing. The Missouri Pacific was
short Coo cars today, despite is With
drawal from New Orleans business. Tx
road has decided 10 refuse all shipments
from connections unless billing i received
before or AT the time the car Is delivered,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14
FIRE CASUALTIES.

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. ia row of
cheap frame buildings on North High
street burned this morning, and the
family of Charles Zethers, consisting of
the husband, wife and two children were
burned TO death.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia fire occurred in
the St. Louis Childrens' hospital early
this morning There were forty-two
children in the building. All were rescued.
but one little girl will probably lose her
eyesight and a boy suffering from con-
sumption will die. With these exceptions,
nobody was injured.
DULUTH. MINI, Nov. 13-The fires on
the coal dock. which have already done
damage to the amount of $1,000 took Il
fresh start today. The docks of the North
western Fuel company are blazing under
meath the coal and some piles of coal
twenty and thirty feet high are masses of
red fire
BERLIN. Nov. 13-An explosion of fire
damp occurred in one of the mines at
Essen today. Eleven miners were killed
and two injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14
TIE CHuKCHES

Lutheran services in Grand opera block
corner Of Topeka avenue ana William
street, y. A. Lowe pastor-caooath
school at 10 a. m, preaching at II a. NJ
You are cordially invited
Central Christian church corner Mar
ket and Second-ServiCes At l0:45 a. IN
and 80 p. m. by the pastor, l. an
Cleave Morning theme; The BEGIN
ming Of the Church OF Christ. Evening
theme: Judgment Day Junior young
people at 8. 80 D. m, senior young people
at $50 D. IN. prayer meeting lhur-dAy
evening at 80. led by ". b HendryI.
Topic. bible Prayer Meeiings' You are
welcome
Oak Street PRESBYTERIAN church. Rev.
" l. Doole. pastor-SeTvIces ~ ii p m
and 80 p. ~. sabbath schooi A. % a.
m. Professor [. = SbuiI, superintendent,
Y.P :. c. + AZ els p. N, general prayer
meeting on Thursday evening.
The First Baptist church, corner To-
peka avenue and First street. ~ the 1 81
{ A auditorium, Pew Elils " Jones
oasfor-P Preaching AZ 900 = N. and at -
Z. m. DR. J = keunard will cOucuct ser
wees both morning and evening SUNDAY
scbonl AZ I2 Ia. youUg peoples meeting
al 6.3D p N.
Emparia Avenue y r Cbu-eh-C :
Nusbaaua. pastor The services ~ Tbs
cayuch or the - halh wul r. SUNDAY
school 9 - $. Il Preaching a. lv.is - m
hv the PASTOR Class meeting ~ y "a
EDForsa League az g. ~ As->5pnars
program ,as announced - = gwen a.
1auEay evening a. 2. 81 in-s program
Wal lr veTy iutere,slu- aa1 = al eI1Fi y,
lis rge1 rte AUD aealr 80 o. - aIzfs "ST-
Several SOLO ar t1- test lrZ-ss
cry TIE x-4ar.s ~ this noses a1t ~
utaeis are welcome
Fll-s tsrr-agrra-tan cn1rca. b. Etsc-
Rev David S. iuler-. sV.t- csutart --Ts .r-
~andag ~ u Is. 81. an,l 4,A p o. ~
81 j-ct ~ she Fuarniug seTm . Mi4t t'~,
lie Poverty Wesca Makes h.eA- L2s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14
THE cOTTON MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 13.--The price of cotton
Yesterday touched the lowest point in the
history of that staple. When the market.
on July 2S of this year. reached S06c
on the July option IN New York and
4 SO Cad in Liverpool it was the lowest
ever known up TO that time. The mar
kets of the world reacted aud the price adj
vanced to 9 43c in New York and 8 Sod in
Liverpool From that point there has
been a general but steady decline until
Yesterday, when iU was quoted below the
low point in July. In New York yester-
day January touched 7.9Oc and Liverpool
22-64d This is Il decline of Ju-r l33
points in New York and 57-64d in Liver
pool. The markets on the same option
November II last year were 9. 43c In New
York aud l9,64d in Liverpool. Spot mar
kets have also declined. but not as heavily
in proportion as the future options Liv-
erpoOl last year was 5 5-l6d and yesterday
7-16d New York last year, on Nov. II,
WAS 95zc AMI yesterday 61Sc. This Is
within sc of being at the lowest point.
Local Spots last year were S 7-l6c ana yes
terday ll-16c. This is a decline of l13c
in New York and nearly 1c in ST. Louis.
Notwithstanding this heavy decline, no
one seems to know just what is breaking
the market. The last government crop
report at the time il came out, was con-
sidered bulish. but since it became cold
the bears, using the figures of that report,
are putting this crop at 100000 bales.
Conservative factors, however. think these
figures are too high, and are looking for
reaction in the market. The crop Is I'M
doubtedly large one, but the consump-
tion is becoming Target every year, and 1t
will take about all that is raised 10 meet
the manufacturers demand. The whole
situation seems to be a speculative one.
Tbs immense receipts of the past few
weeks show that the cottongrowers OF the
south are rushing their produce to the
market. This mas made the supply great
er than the demand. and the market has
naturally declined The most plausible
reason given Tor the decline is that he
market in the hands OF New York bears,
who are doing as they please with 1t.