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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
BRAVES AT GETTYSBURG.
Dedication Of the Foriy-second New
Aortg Monument.

GErrYRuUR5. Pa. sept. -. Tam
many to-day dcdiea ed the monument
erected tins battlefield 10 mark the
position he los tile Forty-s New
! ork infantry. re ruled and sent out
by the wigwam IN !sGi. The Rev. ".
II. Keith pastor Of the Methodist
church a. this place. ohered PRAYER.
and the Commonwealth tant of llar-
risburR, Pa. played dirga ! nc
monument YVES then unveiled by
James r. Nallon son OF oil anrs Is.
Mallon. commanding the & orty-sccc nj
regiment Aaj Ten. Daniel h. siclsles
delivered tie Grafton, paying high
compliment 20 New \ ork share in
the war. and presented the monument
10 the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial
association. Short addresses were &c
livered By several others, and the cN.
ercises concluded with the singing OF
Comrades" The visitors spent the
afternoon inspecting the various
places OF interest on the battlefield.
and left for home at o'clock.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
c.ndItIon OF crop. In uI..onrI.

ST. Louis, Mo-. sept 20. The Secre-
tary of the state II ard Il Agriculture
furnishes the following weather crop
bulletin Tor the week ended Saturday,
sept. s,i kainfal has been below,
temperature and sunshine above the
normal. The weather conditions for
the last seven days have not been sea
sonabc. the absence of rain with ex-
cess OF temperature and sunshine has
affected all vegetation insuriously.
Late corn Is In a fair condition. pas
lures are burning. stock water getting
scarce and winter apples are dropping
Wheat Seeding II being delayed, fear
Is also expressed that the seed already
sown may not terminate we'll on nc
count OF the heat and drought The
conditions have been uniform thro gh-
out the State.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

Mrs brown wcds Rev. Mr. Hunt In
Sotte of scandal Regarding Him.

New York, Sept 20. --Memters of the
First Baptist cnurcn in bloomfield
street. Hoboken. have been informed
that Rev. George l.. Hunt their former
pastor. was MARI cd last Wednesday To
Mrs. Brown, widow OF John a. Erown,
the wealthy manufactures OF brown
stone trimmings. who died eighteen
months ago. Rev. John Finch, present
pastor OF the church, OBLIGATED.
Pastor Hunt is forty-four years
old. and was compelled to re-
sign because his name hid been
unpleasantly associated with that Of
Mrs. Shapcott, prepossessing widow.
Among his stanchest supporters during
his trials were the browns. Mrs.
HINT failed to get an absolute divorce.
but her husband obtained onein South
Dakota for desertion. lie then went
TO south Carolina and continued his
ministerial work there. II Is supposed
that he kept up correspondence with
Mrs. Brown, whose husband and son
had In the meantime died at their resi-
dence in Hobol<en.
Mrs. Brown brings Pastor hcnt an
income of $1,000 year The .ormer
Mrs. Hunt is living with relatives in
Mystic, Conn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
SOME PENSION FIGURES.
Annual Report OF Commissioners
Isaun 20 the Interior Department


WAsnISGTuN sept. c.-Thc annual
report OF Commissioner Rauin Of the
PENSION bureau. submitted 10 the See
rotary OF the interior, shows that on
June 80, 1871. there were &c, 100 pen
sioncis horne on the rolls OF the
bureau. Icing 1926 more than were
carried on Tie rolls at the close OF the
last fiscal year III 81 are classified as
follows: idows and daughters Of re-
NOiutionniy soldiers, 20. array Invalid
pensioners l,3,53-; army widows, minor
children, etc, 10 10: navy invalid
pcnsioncrs. ;. 90; navy widows. MINOR
children. etc, e,aGs; survivors of the
war of 1879. 1880; survivors OF the
Mexican war. iG. ls0 widows OF soldiers
OF the Mexican war, 6.Ds6.
4 he aggregate annual value OF the
GfG, 40 pensioners on the roll 81 ne 80,
1891. was ss, 2fs,.OO and the ave rage
annual value o. each pension was
$500 aud the average manual value
under tie act OF une -, 1850, was
Sl2.5i.
The 10 al amount dlsbursed on "a
co n OF pen ions. expenses. etc, dur
inc the fiscal year was sil>. A4- .yi0. a.
Ms compared with Sl6O.i9}. 500. - dis
bursci during the preceding fiscal
year. so TINT IL apTears that l3s.2lb
pensions were added 10 the rolls during
the fiscal year just closed, at an in
creased cost To the nation of l., O55. O50
as compared with the expenditures for
the pregi, MS fiscal year, and said ex-
pen liturc includes si.s57.2is paid upon
vouchers rema ning imp, ii ut the close
OF the year.
There are about POS, 5O7 soldiers OF
the un on now IL ing. aud So. 80 sur
viyOr- who are not pensioncd ana $50,
sos deceased soldiers not repre- Gated
on The pen zion rolls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
FLAYED A WOMAN.
The Most Dnsiardiy Outrage Eet Tn
1icted by Indiana White Caps.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept 2s--A
special To the News from Blrds Eye,
Ind, says: This coantry Is once more
disgraced by mon work, which Is doubly
diSgraceful Ia that II is perpctrated
uron a defenseless W man. Mrs Harmon
lived at Mentor, one mile west OF here.
Last night she was VISITED 10y a body
OF thirty men who tied her TO IA post
near her honsc and applied fifty lashcs
10 her bare body. After performing
their work they called upon another
woman named Mrs Freeman, and
warned her 10 leave the place wi hin
twenty-four hours or they would
treat her TO the same dose.
She Immediately departed. Then
the White-Caps called upon jacob Sap
enfield, and ordered him 10 visit Mrs.
Harmon. unite her, and publish TO the
neighbors on penalty OF twenty-five
laSaeS. what they had done. When
SpalSenfield reached the helpless
woman. he found her tied 90 n post al
most naked. Her body was torn from
head 20 foot as IL by knife, one
terrible wound. bleeding from
every porc. while across her
abdomen was cash twelve
inches long and SO deep as
20 leave the bowe exposed. scattered
around were the great hickory switches
with which the woman had been
fayed. No one knows who composed
the mob nor whence they came, though
nearly every citizen in town saw them
by the light Of the mo N. The com
II unity is eurAged that such AN awful
thing should have happened in their
midst. Mrs. Harmon and her daughter
were whippe IN Birds Eye two years
ago just bsfore they moved 20 Mentor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

up--1sew u u Described.
CHICAGO. sept. 81 The earthquake
shocks ABOUT O'clock Saturday night
seem TO have been general throughout
Illinois, Southeastern Iowa. indiana.
Missouri. kentucky and Tennessee.
No damage was done, put In some
places the shocks were severe and the
people were badly frightened.
PErEEsBCRo. H.. sept. 2s.-The
earthquake was distinctly felt In this
city. II seemed TO come with a roar
ing sound and ended with short,
quirering shake. The windows rat
tied and many buildings were caused
10 rock 10 aud fro for probably min
ute.
IlIAoPoLIs. H., sept IS. An earth
quake shock was felt here about
eleven o'clock. buildings shook In an
alarming manner and a rumbliag noise
was heard
CERno GoRDo. Ill, Sept. e. -There
was a violent earthquake shock here.
People were awakened from their
slumbers. Many were greatly excite Il
SO strong was the shock. Two NiDia-
tions We're felt.
GAiEsnuRs, Ill. Sept. 2s.-There
were two light earthquake shocks, u
few seconds apart. here. Many who
were asleep were awakened and much
scared hy the shaking OF beds and win
dows. The electric lights were put
! out.
MONTICELLO, H., Sept. 2s-Thc
/ earthquake at this point caused cen
sternation among the people. rnmb-
ling sound accompanied IL and the
house trem oled aud swayed. Lamps
and ali movable things were made 10
rattle. Many Of the people ran about
the streets surprising the resurrection
had come. The shock came from the
southv est 10 the northeast
NANpAIIA. i'll. sept ss.-At 1859
the people of this city were awakened
by violent earthquake shocks There
were two distinct shocks, lasting pro
badly twenty seconds and causing
windows 10 rattle nd houses TO trem.
be The vibrations seem TO trave
from southwest 60 northwest and were
proceeded by a heavy rumbling nois'
resembling a heavily loaded train
Many people that live in brick build
ings fed from their houses for safety
EVANSVILLE. Ind. sept. ss.--At iO:a'
a distinct shock OF earthquake was
felt here. No damage was done. but
general fright ensucd.
lsmANAiolIs, Ind, Sept 2s.-lndi
annapolis had distinct shock OF earth
quake about 1880 o'clock. Thu
trembling of the earth was SO percep
tiblc that windows ratified and mani
people started from thei' beds. and !
lew minutes alter scores were tclephon
ing the newspaper Oh ces for connrma
tion Of their sensations. The phenom
enon appears 10 have been genera
over the state The shock is variousl,
reported 20 have been from five TO IF
teen seconds in duration
TrRRg iiArrE. Ind sept. 2T.-A dis
tinct shock OF en- thquake was fel
here atout io:20 lasting six or sever
seconds. Windows ratified, chandelier
swayed and many persC rs were nau
seated by the uniuiatione.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

Arr>~@ ~ >4r Men <tIHe o11@ q &o
nIDe~n>s c>ll1>rn1> Rvl<ooelr
SAN FnANcIsco. CAL. 6cp< o.---A
w. sullivan Of VnteonvIilc. Cal wo1
Yesterday arrested on che charge Of
having Furnished arms aud ammuni-
ton 10 prisoners In the state prison ~
Sau Questln In order 70 assist
them in making their escape. Sui
livan's brother. C. q. sullivan. who il
serving fifty years In the prison for
murder. communicated through George
&c. Weiles. who Is In for three wears
for stealing letter. was employed as
servant in tho house of the prison
physician. who lives outside the walls.
sullivan OF Natsonuille gave the arms
to Welles wrapped in rubber. Welies
put them In bucket Of milk. which
he carried daily into the prison.
Once there they were given
TO the other sullivan and
then TO Abraham Turcott. life con-
Wet. who was leader In the plot After
while Welles became frightened and
confessed To the prison officials. who
watched the men and three weeks ago.
believing crisis was at hand, arrested
seven OF them and placed them in soli-
tary confinement Friday they con
fessed and gave up the weapons,
which had been Fecretcd under the
floor of the carpenter shop.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
OBITUARY RECORD.
Lieutenant Cucdenfcidt, the German
Explorer--lIenry H. Cobb.

BERLIN, Sept 80. Lieutenant Cue
denfeldt. the German explorer OF
Morocco, who recently returned from
an expedition TO Asia Minor, pros
trated in health, died yesterday at the
age of forty. lie was operated upon
by Professor Bergman for tumor
with temporary success, but his con
dition was weakened bv exposure
and suffered and he had relapse
which proved fatal. With him persisted
great hopes. His journey through
Morocco attracted the attention of
geographcrs and scientists and cstab-
lished his reputation as n daring trav-
eler and scientific Observer, and he
was looked forward TO as the future
explorer of Africa.
BosroN. sept. -. Henry II. Cobb, of
the well-known iirp of Cobb, Aldrich
a Co., groccrs. died in Wesibor yes
terday. aged sixty-one. The firm has
branch houses I'm Westboro, leomins-
ter and titchburg, besides several
large stores in Boston.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

WABASH, Ind, Sep. . John Ris,h,
young maa 'ising In this city. was
knocked down anu robbed OF $3.50
last night about o'clock lie stepped
from The rear door Of "A business house
and was approached by three men. one
of them holding an oren knife IN his
we are looking for" Young Risch In
trying 20 protcct himself was severely
cut IN the right hand lie was knocked
down by olse OF the three aud relieved
OF bis money. No clow 70 the robbers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

IE. o. H.. Sept. 2D.--A courier
rom Chandler brings the fol-
dispatch; They are still at
.,St. and In all probability the
will not fan for the great race for
n lots until tomorrow noon. sew
II fights have occurred. but no one
lar has been severely injured
When the town site Is op ned at least
90 people on foot and horseback will
mnac dash for the center, each in
cent on getting corner lot. IL will
bc a hazardous dash through woods
and over rocks. the final result Of
which may be list OF dead and
wounded
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

Wu.REsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 20. The
fire in the lower workings of the Del
aware and Hudson Canal company's
large Conygham collicry, in the sec
ord ward OF this city, is burning fierce
~ and all efforts 10 reach or even get
within close proximity to the affected
section have proved unavailing. The
mine will necessarily be flooded to
such an extent that the water must
reach every part of the vein. The
time required to fiji the vein and then
pump II out will be nearly four
months, and n large force of men will
be thrown out of employment unless
company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
TO REscuE MRS. MAVERICK.
secretary aud Mrs. uIaine Deeply
Intcrc.ied ia the Case.

BosroN, Sept 23. special from
Bar llarbor s.ys that the case Of Mrs.
Maybrlck. accused OF poisoning her
husband In England and sentenced &c
penal scrvitudc for life was some time
sin q brought 90 the attention Of Mrs.
Blaine. and she. together with Sccre-
tary blaine, has become deer ly inter
esfed In IL. Mrs. Blaine has been for
MANY months constantly In receipt OF
letters urging her TO use her influence
with the : secretary of State and induce
him 10 communal ate with Lord sails
bury In the matter. Mrs. Elaine has
done and Is doing all In her power,
while Mr.. Blaine has given much time
and thought 80 the case About two
weeks ago petition for Mrs. May
,rick's pardon signed by Mrs linrfi-
son and the wives OF the members 81
the Cabinet. was sent 90 Minister
Lincoln for presentation 10 the queen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

~ he Explosion q = p1ersar kleven
People arc KILLED and Thlry
Injurcd-Oshsr Accidents.

NEWARK, N. j.. Sept. ee.-Later re-
turns from the explosion at last nights
Italian celebration place the number
OF killed at eleven and the wounded at
thirty. The killed were frightfuily
mangled. The nature Of the explos
ion was such that the havoc was ncces-
sarily frightful. The corrected list Of
the dead Is as follows:
FRED WEISS.
ANTONIO CnIEFFo
MICHAEL ANsAfoNA.
PAsQuALE RrzIfINA.
MICHAEL D'NEifI-
CHARLES STEWART CAROLYN.
FRANK MILLER
ARTHUR FLYNN.
LIzzE HuGnEs.
IazzIE MURPHY.
HESRy BuRGEssER.
The injured are:
JosEPu TRErANIo, badly wounded
In the stomach.
JonN cosrElLo, right hand blown
off
MAX TRrM, right foot torn Oft.
JAMES GALLAGHER, skull fractured
and hand torn off.
AN unknown ITALIAN, foot torn.
An UNKNOWN ITALIAN WOMAN, head
frightfully cut
GEQEoE BRENNAN, right arm frac'
tured.
HAsQurIE Rosso, right knee frac.
| turcd.
carnEEINE Zorro left thigh torn.
DANIEL CEENEy, badly wounded In
abdomen.
LILLE q. OGDEN, left thigh laccrated.
CHARLES iioLIENBAcH, injured In
right thigh.
GEoRGE SMITH. cut on head.
POLICEMAN JAMES BowE, wounded on
right foot.
CHARLES X. Gmoas. severely cut on
bodin.
/ LosErn FINELY, bruises about the
hcay.
AizzIE liuGlEs. severely cut on the
sciod.
An unknown 10y rendered uncon
scious by blow on the head.
GIYNN, wounded IN the breast
JRUNrELLA AuzoLoNA, severely cut
ON head.
NICOLA AuzoLoNA, slightly injured
on the arm.
GEoRar PowrRs, part OF foot tori
Off
Mono CHlpro. left arm torn of.
part OF right hand torn away.
JoHN GALLAGHER, right hand in
jured.
i CHARLFs 5. GRrGGs, wounded IL
groin and hand.
LIzAE GOLDEN, lacerated lee.
A big copper casing mortar was usee
for the bombs. These were filled will
colored fire and shot in the air, WHERE
they burst throwing out shower o.
various olorcd sparks. IL was thi
mortar that exploded and caused al
the harm. The bomb easing is abou
five inches in diameter and thirt,
inches long.
About II p IN. large bouib wa
put I'm the mortar and lighted. IL wa
supposed that the bomb exploded IN 1t
There were hundreds Of men, womel
and children standing around, watch
ing with great expectancy. When
exploded the air was filed with tn
shrieks of the injured and dying.
Intense confusion followed.
platoon OF police was on the scene an
had great difficulty in preventing tn
frightened multitude from tramplin
the injured 10 death. The cxplos.o
Is supposed TO be due to an oycrcharg
of powder.
Kumors were abroad that there ha
been dynamite in the bomb but this
; denied. There is a city ordinance for
bidding the display OF fireworks excer
on legal holidays and ut military r'
views The supc iutcndent OF the Cir
department granted the permit for III
fatal exhibition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
BROKE THE STEAMERS cow,
an AccIdcn; TO the Cliea -sia Causes
Fright 60 Passengers.


NEw York. sept. 80 The IN hor
line steamer Circassil returned 20 port
to-day with La ge hole IN her star
boar low. She had collided on Sat
urday night about 10 clock with the
schooner Daylight bound from DO ton
10 Philadelphia.
, he Circassia was in charge of Chief
officer Ralston at the time. Ralston
says that the steamer was going along
slowly. The night was dark an hay.
Suddenly he ana the men ON the look
out saw a white light directly ahead.
tie was In quandry as 10 what action
should be taken. when green light
appeared on the unknown yes
sci The bow of the Circassia was
set 10 port In q few moments the
unknown showed "A red light ana was
directly under tho steamer bow. The
engines were reversed. but before
they had any feet the crash came. A
hole four feet square was smashed
into the Circassia's starboard bow.
The jibbOom and bowsprt OF the
schooner were carried away. The
Daylight Or ,sccdcd on her way The
CircaSsi' returned fer repairs.
Tnere was no little commotion
among the steamers leO passengers
when the crGql came. They will re-
main on the vessel while she is being
repaired. This will take but day or
two. for the steamer will not go on
the dry-do.lS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
A SIGN OF PEACE.
Gcrnany's Passivcncss About the
Russian Loan II 80 considered.

LONDON, Sept s0.--The German
governments passiveness in the mat
ter of the Russian lean IL interpreted
as "A sign OF European peace The Inn
perial bank and the prussian seehand-
lung will not subscribe, and II
is probable that German par
ticipation in the loan will be
small. The Nossische Lcitung.
National Zeitung and kreux Icitung
advises the public not % touch the
Russian loan, on tire ground that II
would be unpatriotic A Berlin corrc-
spondent OF the Times says that par.
tlciparion OF Germany in the Russian
loan Is proof thai the eycnts ut
Cronstadt have not had the lasting CT
fects in Berlin VIII ch the French
press imagined.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

PRINCETON, Ind. Sept. %. Last
night Bnnistcr Drew, farmer living
NJ Widslow. Ind. came 70 this city in
search of his pretty iG-year-old daugh-
ter Lille. who, Mr.. Drew says, was
persuaded away by an unknown
woman, who told the girl she could
secure employment for her at large
salary in the city. No trace of the
girl can be found, but IL is thought
She has been taken 20 Cincinnati or
ST Louis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.
Baron Norden>hIjod's Arrest Brought
Ifefore Ghc tate department.

DURANGO. Go o.. Sept, sa.-The ar
rest OF Baron otdenslSiJod charged
with violating his passpor. privileges
by removing Giles from the ancient
cliff dwellings in the Manicos canon 81
the &c reservation is liable 20 assume
international proportions, as the fol.
lowing Telegram received by Mayor
Holland indi, atcs
WASH NGioN, sept. 25.-To his
Honor. the Mayor o. Durango lease
repor briefly by wire facts in ease OF
OtdensiSiiod a >we ic said TO have
been arr, SEED IN Durango
William Wharton Acting Secretary OF
ate.
II M pears from the ahose that the
arrest OF the baron has been brought
before the tate department at Wash.
ingt IA. The baron arrived from the
Maniccs last evening and Will remain
in Durango until his hearing Oct. %.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

~, -
xfISn ~ railway. wos The scene Of q
traecdv today. John Williams a
j,urIy negro, was making disturb.
nnco 1t home With his wife. Cries OF
ali sorts were heard from that direc'
ton. and Mayor HennomAn went to
the house to find out the cause. lie
arrested Williams and was trying to
prevent his escape until the police
came 70 his assistance. Williams sue
ceeded In pushing Henneman out OF
the door and while he was falling shot
him i'm the back. killing him instantly.
Groups OF excited men gathered all
over the city talking OF nothing else.
The iail was surrounded py a bowling
mob. and lacked only leader to pro-
cure the prisoner. There Is no doubt
south Carolina will add another lynch
ing 10 her list tonight.
Mayor Hcnneman some time ago
prevented mob from lynching Muir
derer Turner, an influential farmer
who killed his brother-in-law. Hcnne-
man on this occasion mounted "a can
non which the mob placed near the
Jail and with pistol In his hand
shouted that he would kill the first
person who approached the jail by
his GOODNESS Turner was saved
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
THE UPRISING IN CHINA.
Increasing rhroEgisout the Empire
and Fac tcnient Prevails.

SHAsGnAi. Sept. p The situation
here Is much worse. Disorders are IN 2
creasing at ichang. and this is the pre-
lude to other disorders. The valley of
the Yang-tse-k lang is in rebellion.
Wu Chang, the central seat of the
viceroy, is ready 20 revolt, and
then those towns open 10
trangers-Hanhow and Chunhing
are likely To follow. The latter
town is difficult to defend by warships,
owing 60 the shallowness of the river.
Great excitement prevails. Strangers
are fleeing from Shanghai. which Is
among the threatened towns, but
measures Of defense are being taken.
Three ships Of war are NJ Wu Chang.
and the reefs are concentrating mt
Shang nj. Minister Lemairc of France
has left here for PcA!n.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
"munrry Joe,., partner Arrested.

NEW YoRB, Sept. 2s.--Thomas
O'Brien, an all-around crook and con
fidencc man, known the world over
and the associate of Hungry doe, the
prince of bunco steercrs, was arrested
last night on a bench warrant issued
at the instance of District Attorney
Andrew Hamilton of Albany county.
The warrant charges O'I,rien with
ropbing wealthy citizen of Albany
OF $4,000 in a bunco game about year
and half ago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

ORD Culrr Jrsrrcx Corxnrpcr
Faklng Of his experience in travel
h circuit Ia the southeastern coun-
4 Of England recently remarked that
might % said as = general thing
n almost all the crimes OF violence
Il many Of the crimes into which
'aenesty enters are begun or com
sied "a the public house Or saloon. {"
I'D he concludes that III you could
bake England sober you might in
eed in another sense. make her free
ecause you might speaking broadly,
but up three-fonrths OF her jails.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

JERSEY CRY, n. j.. Sept. es.--The
Jersey City opera house was filed from
foor TO roof yesterday afternoon by
the mem bcrs OF the Brotherhood or
Locomotive Engineers. their wives
and friends Addresses were made by
y NJ Arthur, the grand chief engineer
OF the order. Gov Albeit aud others
Chauncey "a. Dcpew was expe ted 10
speak, but he was not able to be
present At the convention In the
morning Mr.. Arthur spoke discourage
ingly of the proposition TO consolidate
the order with other organizations OF
railroad mcn so as 10 make one grand
brotherhood Of railroad employees