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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
CHILEAN HATRED OF AMERICA.
Trouble Charged 10 "A Failure TO
secure Reciprocity.


PARIS, Nov. 3.-The animosity felt
by the Chilean residents here against
the United States is reflected in an in
terview with prominent member OF
the Chilean community IN Paris, who
attributes the enmity OF the American
government Co the Chilean refusal TO
enter the customs union proposed by
Mr.. Blaine.
Said this Chilean: Several Chilean
statesmen exchanged views with Mr..
Blaine, assuring him that as soon as
there was visible any advantage that
the United States could grant to Chile
I'm return for the surrender of her
European trade the proposed customs
union would have some chance OF ac-
ceptance. lnable To do this the Wash
ington government would not forgive
the Chilean resistance To their pet
scheme of zoilvcrein. Their spite
was shown in their pursuit OF the Itata,
which was treated like a slave dhow.
lt required all the authority OF the
Paris agents OF the Chilean Congress.
numerous kilograms having been sent
by them TO the commander OF the
Esmeralda. to prevent the Esmeralda
from fighting the United states cruiser
Charleston.
"A further proof OF their hostility is
found in the action OF the United
States admiral In watching the insur-
gents az Cuintero aud reporting their
movements back TO lialmaccda The
attitude OF The nitcd States over the
sailor affair j. uniustihable. The
United states government ought TO
have awaited the result OF the official
Chilean inquiry, relying upon the opcr-
alton of Chilean justice, which Is
equal IL not superior 10 American us-
tice The reports that the Valparaiso
police used bayoncts must be ground
less, for their only weapon is "a stall
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

BosToS. Mass. Oct 30.-The decree
OF the board of visitors has been set
aside In the famous Aniover case.
The decision OF the supreme court is
on the ground that the trustees are not
made parties 10 the original proceed
ings The merits of the ease are not
passed upon.
The decision means victory for
Prof. Egbert Il Smythe aud doubtless
ends struggle that has been before
the public for over five years. The
decision OF the board OF visitors now
set aside was rendered In June, 1887.
and was 10 the elect that 1.-The Rev.
Egbert +. Smythe, ID. d., Brown pro-
fessor OF ecclesiastical history In the
theological institution in Phillips
academy in Andover. be expelled from
his chair on account of heterodoxy in
teaching as such professor doctrines
contrary TO the creed of the institu-
ton, especially respecting the inspira-
ton OF the holy scriptures and pro-
baton after death for some souls that
has not had the gospel in this life
An appeal was promptly taken to the
supreme court Of the State in accord
ance with provision made by the
founders of the seminary, and a com
plicateu, holly contested and world
famous series of legal battles went on,
eliminating in the hnal hearing before
the full bench last November.
The decision covers one OF the many
grounds OF appeal set out by Prof.
Smythe's lawyers-namely, that the
board of visitors acted unjustly and
illegally in refusing 10 allow the board
of trustees to have share in the trial.
On the other points the court expresses
no opinion as the decision on this vital
point renders the others void. Tech
nically the effect OF the decision is to
send the case back TO the board OF
visitors for new trial
Chief Justice Field alone dissents in
n long opinion. lie says that IL was
immaterial whether or not the appli-
cation OF the trustees TO be permitted
To appear ms party be part
because this record even if the appli-
cation were excluded. does not show
that the trustees rs n corporation were
cited TO appear or did appear IN the
proceedings.
The majority opinion does not say
whether frof. smythe Is or is not
guilty of heterodoxy, neither does IL
prevent the board OF visitors from
amending and calling upon the trus-
tees To appear.
The trustees as body are support
ers OF Prof. Smythe and will not be
come parties 90 proceedings for his re.
moval, and the decision thus becomes
a virtual victory for the ''new-dcpart.
ure' liberals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

: CHAMBERLAIN. 5. D., Nov. Snow
began falling about noon yesterday
and still continues. This is the first
snow OF the season.
WARREN, Mimi, Nov. AFTER some
rain an inch of snow fell here. There
are thousands of acres OF grain in
shock yet, and these are covered with
ice and snow. The weather to-day is
wintry
NORrHFWLp. Mimi. Nov. 3.-The
weather yesterday took still another
change for the colder, the thermometer
falling TO near zero The wcather will
interfere with thrcshing unless II be-
comes warmer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
WEEKLY NEWS kEMEM.
Latest Tclegraphic News From
All Parts OF the World.

The Goa. mincrs' strike ia the Pitts
hurg pa. district will be declared oil
Tuesday.
At a Halloween party Oscar 5
Peterson. druggist OF Fort Madison.
Iowa, was accidentally shot la the
heart by friend
Senator Quay will institute Si0c..
100 libel suit against Chairman James
Kerr OF the Pennsylvania Democratic
committee.
Harry Castle. i7-year.ol boy OF
indianapolis Ind. died from knife
wound Indicted by William Jones,
tootblack
The tallest schoolgirl in the world
lives at Riednaun, near Sterling. She
Is IN her nth year. and is about six
feet high
The District OF Columbia wants con
grcss TO appropriate $50. 600 for dis
trict exhibit az the worlds fair.
In a collision between Milwaukee
freight and Kansas City passenger
train al Taopi, Mimi. on the Kansas
City railroad, several are said 70 have
been killed
An effort is being made In Russia to
have the government reduce the duties
on American cereals
DIR. Paul Gibier, director of the New
York Pastcur institute, reports for the
first six months OF the second year OF
the institute that 49, persons having
animals applied for treatment. Only
one patient died
IL is said at Washington that the de-
funct Park national bank of Chicago
Will soon settle all claims infull with
the legal rate of interest.
Michael Connolly. the alleged Cana
dian "boodler, has been arrested AZ
Ottawa.
The leading yellow pine dealers Of
the country have formed combine TO
force prices up
Senator Quay OF Pennsylvania de
MES that he was partner with
Bardsley in the footing OF the Phila-
delphia treasury.
There hare been more ui,tii-,i.wisi,
riots In Russia At Tchernigon fifty
Jews were killed and hundreds
wounded
A few months ago iour sold in Chile
for $50 sack. Now il can be had for
So
DR.. Nicholas X Russell Of San Fran
cisco has challenged Nladmier Artzy-
novitch, the Russian consul at that
port 10 fight duel.
The grand jury OF the United States
District court of the Boston district
has indicted the officers OF the Ioui-
siana lottery for illegally using the
mails.
A special from the City OF Mexico
says here is a wcll-founded rumor on
the streets that the duty on corn will
bc removed by the Mexican govern
ment owing 10 the shortncss OF crops
and the famine prevailing in several
States OF the republic.
Hundreds OF people in the flooded
districts of Chiapns. IN Mexico. are on
the verge OF starvation. The State
of Guanajunta by special decree OF
Gov. Gonzales has prohibited the cN-
port OF corn from the state and other
governors will soon follow his exam
pie.
political parties that initiated the rev
olution are making draft Of the pro-
gram that is 10 be observed by the new
and that they will all
sign, pledging themselves 10 respect
IL, no matter who game the Presiden-
tial election.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

PEORIA, III Nov 2.-The Advance
elevator OF this city burned TO the
ground this morning. The building
was valued at saa. 900 and had capa-
city OF 100000 bushels. IL contained
grain valued at $4,000. The building
was the property of stock company,
OF which Martin kingman was presi-
dent and b. Narsen secretary. The
insurance ON the building was $4,000
and on The grain So. 600. The grain
was largely the property of Peoria
grain men and distillcries. The
Washing on foundry. which adioins
the elevator, was damaged TO the
amount OF ktd.rOU
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
LoNDoN's STREETS.
The city Authorities Trying TO Rc-
Iieve Cbenpside and Fleet street

LONDON, Nov. 3. An exhaustive
quiry has been concluded on behalfV
the corporation in respect to the vol
umc Of traffic which passes through the
streets of the city OF London proper.
Cheapside and Fleet street are in
ordinately congcsted. SO that passage
along them is for the most part con-
Quoted at snails pace. Other
streets in the immediate neighborhood
like Cannon street are comparatively
unfrequented. The idea is To make a
compulsory diversion Of. the omnibus
and cab routes along these less con-
gested thoroughfares. This was very
successful in the case OF the Broad
street and London wall, but IL canuot
be adopted without the opposition of
the hackney carriage proprietors and
tradesmen who of course, must i'm
dulge in the grumbling SO dear To the
British heart.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07


THERE have been instances in all
cities where attorneys were in direct
collision with swindlers. and where
legal talent furnished these frauds was
the only thing that enabled them TO
escape the penitentiary. 1t is not
difficult to recall instances where men
have deliberately planned to swindle
their creditors on lines suggested by
legal sharks and while a certain
odium attaches to these swindlers the
attorneys whose skill kept them out
OF the clutches OF the criminal law
did not lose caste for lending their adj
vice to such rascally business. Ex-
ample OF this abuse in principle.
namely. advising people how they can
do wrong with impunity, could be
Drawn from the most eminent ranks OF
The profession.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

Sr. PAur. Mimi. Nov. a.-Mrs. Lucy
Todd Gilbert. mother of Bishop NJ N.
Gilbert Of the Episcopal church, met
a terrible death at the house Of her
SON between and o. clock this morn
ing. Mrs Gilbert was 81 years old yes
terday. Her health has been poor for
years. during which time her mind
has been wavering. She had
been with friends in New
York. the bishop bringing
her home To his house last Monday.
Last night she retired at the usual
hour. and this morning man passing
the house found body lying on the
sidewalk which proved To be that of
Mrs. Gilbert, who had fallen from the
second story window and had been
killed. IL is supposed that she awobe
in the night and being restless CONF
menced moving about in an aimlnG
way, and mistaken the window ~
door, walked through il. The remains
will be sent 10 Morris, Otsego, county,
n. y, for burial.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

MuNcIE, Ind, Oct 30. The Lake
Erie s. Western road lost the suit for
damages caused by their tcn-cent pen
atty demanded of passengers for not
purchasing tickets. William Collins OF
.Roverton refused to pay the excess aud
was put OF. lie brought suit for
81 900 damages and the case was heard
yesterday, he proving that he had no
chance 10 purchase ticket Before
the case was submitted 10 the jury At
torney Morris for the railroad made
compromise by paying the plaintiff
500. A poll OF the jury was then
taken and A. was demonstrated that
Collins lost 5000 by the settlement.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

ST. PAU. Mimi. Nov. 3-The snow
storms of Friday and Saturday in
North Dakota and in portions OF north.
western Minnesota only delayed
threshinga few honrs. The work Is
SO well in hand that II will be finished
In about two weeks II has progressed
so fgvorobly that the railways have
issued bulletins saying that no more
crews and machines are needed. The
Minneapolis millers say the damage
from wet weather has been about 90
per cent by sproutng and reduction Of
grade. but the elevator owners place
the loss at not more than 20 per cent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
rlr. Quay want. 20 Know.

TIEAvER, Pa. Noy 3. senator Quay
sent the following telegram to-day.
The Hon. l. ). Lacey, Comptroller,
Washington, ID. c.: beg 20 BE- in
formed at Your earliest convenience by
whose authority or permission a certih.
cate OF dep sit for - ,sss, dated Nov.
20. 1854. indors oil by .loin Bnrdslcy
and by me, which Is among the papers
OF the keystone National bank, an In
stltution in the custody OF the nitsd
States, was del xercd 10 the Democratic
state commitito to b. phi topraphcd.
Autographed 81 published through
out The S.ate the Democratic press.
as IS nov vcin o+e. NJ s. QrAs." .
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
NINETEEN HOUSES BURNED
Disastrous Conhagration at clinton,
y. D. --The Total Loss 100000

CLINTON, n. j., Nov. This village
was visited last night by the most dis
astrous fire that has ever occurred in its
history IL Is impossible TO say how
the fire started, but it is supposed TO
have been the work Of an incendiary.
There Is no fire department in Clinton
and word was sent 10 bii::;:iaiii.i,s;,uig 4,
ten miles away. The Inhabitants
worked all night battling with
the flames, and IT. was not until early
this morning that the fire was got I'M
der control Nineteen buildings were
burned Ia all. They were Rips pool
room. Linter's grocery store, Husford
A Buffers general store. Garrison's
butcher shop, Mrs Cromp.on's resi-
dence, the residences of George Leigh,
Charles Leigh, Mrs. Johnson A. Man
ming, Mrs. Crotsley and Mrs. Harrison,
Teates \ Carcy's general store, William
Peach $ residence, Wvders store and
residence, Case & Munyon's store.
TennySon' 5 store and residence, Geb-
hard's Block, krogoseas two hou, es
and livery stable, l.. V. Stager's two
houses and the Clinton clothing store.
The total loss will foot mp about $780,
90. There is some insurance on this
but the exact amount is not known.
Cuisines Is almost suspended to-day
acd the people OF the village are out
ON the street gazing ruefully al the
ruins The homeless families have
been provided for by neighbors.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
American rork la Gcrmany.

house oilicials at all ports OF entry
have received elaborate instructions as
30 the admission OF American pork, in
GLIDING cured hams and sausage. Con-
signmcnts must be accompanied with
certificates showing that the contents
have been examined and passed by
American inspectors The certificates
mny be Enclosed with the bill Of ladnng,
but each package must bear the
official label affixed at the American
port from viii IL was sent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
MGR. PRESTON WORSE.
Little Hope that the Presate VIII
Recover from ISIS Illness.

NEW YORK, Nov. Mgr. Preston
is slowly but surely sinking At times
he has short periods of comparative
improvement, when all feel encour-
aged; but when the relapses come he
is left weaker than before. Ills ulti-
mate recovery is out of the question.
TIL morning IL was said at his
house that he was very i'll. He had
pissed IL bad night, and 10 left him
very weak. Father Clancy and Arch
bishop Corrigan are with him con-
'stant,y. and they can hold out no
hope. Mgr. Prcston's condition has
changed greatly for the worse since
he was first taken ILL.,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
ELOPED WITH HIS AUNT.
sequel 90 the Celebrated Blair Seam
dnI Case nj ErieviIie. NY

SYRACUSE, ~ ", Nov. Frank
Blair and his uncles widow, Mrs.
Anna Blair, both of Erieville. disap-
peared week ago, and it Is
believed that they have gone for
good Frank Blair left behind
him wife and two children in
great poverty. This scandal revives
what has been known in Madison
county for year and half as the
Blair case. jeremiah Blair died in
1878. After he was buried the cry was
raised that his wife Anna had poisoned
him in order to enjoy her wealth with
Frank Blair. nephew of her hate hus-
band. Jcremiah's body was cxhumed
and poison was found, but il could not
be proven that il had not been put
there by the undertaken in embalming
the body, and no indictment was
found.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

The word .mnlariar covers . nal
titude OF diseases and much ignorance
Of physicians. Whenever doctor
does not know what is the matter he
very glibly says It Is malaria which
really means nothing as to any speci-
tic disease. In old and honest times.
and when we had not so many quaclSs
who triAe with our peoples lives, IL
was chills and fever intermittent
fever bilious fever typhoid fever
Brights disease. etc. Now 1t is about
all malaria. Another happy OK
preston with the ignorant doctor is
: heart failure" or course there Is
heart disease. and this is all right, but
10 say man died OF heart failure"
Is to say nothing, for oil persons who
die no matter of what disease. die OF
heart failure.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

NEw YoRK. Oct. s0-Thc annual
convention OF national trade district
No rs OF the Knights OF Labor com
posed OF surface railroad employees,
began here to-day John w. Ross OF
Chicago was elected chairman and r.
G. Lewis OF Lynn secretary OF the CON
venti n. A few Of the delegates
present wanted 10 withdraw from the
knights of Labor and join the Amcri-
can Federation OF abor. but the ma.
iority of the delegates evidently
thought NJ was be To continue organ.
ling under the auspices OF the Knights
of abor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
VICTORY FOR NEWSPAPERS.
An Important pcint or Law Decided
by tue Michigan supreme Court.

GRAND RArIDs. Mich, Nov. 3.-The
Supreme court Of Michigan in handing
down It's decision IN the case OF Eliza
beth H. Sherwood against the Chicago
Il West Michigan II. r. decided n point
of great interest e. newspapers. Dur.
ing the second trial OF the casc in the
lower court the Grand Rapids
papers published the fact that
verdict OF $4,000 had been
given in the first trial. Counsel
for the defense moved TO have the pub
fishers fined for contempt. The
motion was denied and the trial re-
suited in $4,000 verdict. which the
Supreme court al rmcd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
commercial congrc.. called.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov B. The
Commercial club of this city has called
n convention 10 meet here to i.rgc upon
Congress the systematic Improvement
OF the Missoeri and Lower Mississippi
rivers The convention will he held
Dee Is and 10 and will be composed u
delegates from Montana, Colorado the
DalSotas Iowa. NebrnslSa, Kansas
Missouri, Illinois. Kentucky. Tennes-
see. Arlsau ~, Mississippi and Louis'-
ana.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
A PRINCES HOUSE ON FIRE.
big Blaze In the Home OF Albert
Edward. London.


LONDON, Nov. a.-At 2 o'clock this
morning some passers- by observed that
the top 1loor of the Prince OF Wales
residence was on fire. An alarm bell
was promptly rung and soon people
were Fastening 10 the scene from all
parts of the neighborhood and the
greatest excitement prevailed. An
hour later the whole upper part OF the
building was In flames and in few
minutes The roof collapsed with a
tremendous crash. The reflection of
the flames was visible several miles
around. Several fire brigades were on
the seeue and were assisted by hun
dreds OF volunteers, including an en-
CINE sent by the Great Eastern railway
company by special train.
The fire was under control by ! 1
o'clock. In the mean time all the valu-
able furniture in the lower rooms had
been removed TO the lawn. The sec
ond and third floors of the building
were Quilted and their contents de-
stroyed. The lowerroo were great
ly damaged by water. The total
amount OF damage is estimated at
fl5.0dO. The Prince OF Wales and his
family were absent at the time, but
were kept constantly advised as To the
progress OF the fire. The Prince will
come home to morrow. The servants
were preparing the house for the ar
rival of the family and IL is supposed
that the fire was caused by a spark
from n flue which smoldered during
the night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
DAMAGED BY FIRE.
Explosion OF "a Kerosene Lantern
starts "A Irlaze Ia south Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-The explosion OF
a kerosene lantern in Daniel j. Dcsey
& Co. 5 ilour and feed store about 7:45
o'clock this morning caused blaze
which for time threatened to wipe
out the freight houses, warerooms, and
elevators located at the junction OF
the Rock Island, Lake shore. and Fort
Wayne tracks IN south Chicago The
Desey building is two-story frame
situated at the junction of Ninety.
fifth street aud Commercial avenue.
What caused the explosion is not
known. nor is IL absolutely certain
that the cause attributed by the fire
men Is the real one.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

EVERY attempt TO educate children
py Wholesale must however success
fui In regard TO general results. en-
counter individual difficulties aud
drawbacks. Judicious teachers can
do much 70 mitigate circumstances in
exceptional cases but they cannot
avoid necessities that are inherent in
the general system
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
FEARS A REPUBLICAN PLOT.
The spanish Authorities Searching
Tor suspected sonspIrntors.

MADRID, Nov. 1.-The ousen regent
has directed the authorities through
out spain 20 make diligent search for
all persons suspected of reasonable
designs. The Spanish government is
said TO have received Information Co
the effect that plot is in progress for
the overthrow of the monarchy and
the establishment OF republic. aud
this plot is shared in by persons OF
prominent standing. While no arrests
have been made the government Is
keeping vigilant watch for any signs
OF Omen. disaiTectfon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

LONDON. Nov. 3. --Anti-Jewish riot
ing is reported at Balta. Russian
Poland. Women were shnmcfully
abused and IL was with the utmost
difficulty that the outbreak was sup
pressed.
The Times correspondent NJ Paris
SAYS he learned that NJ. nompnrd.
French resident ~ Madagascar. re-.
signed because the foreign Minister OF
that country had declined 90 grant an
eSequarter which the German consul
had asked for through NJ. Bompard. the
Minister declaring that he wonld only
grant IL direct 20 the consul himself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

BosroN, Mass. Nov g. Edward H.
WcIch.bas scor, n partial victory Ia
his suit Co recover $3.50, 900 from In
vcntor Thomas \. Edison for an
alleged breach Of contract The de-
PENDANT made n motion in the United
States Circuit before Justice Nelson 90
appoint an auditor 60 hear the plain
Tins claim and the Judge has denied
the motion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07

NEW YoRK. Nov, . The market opeped
weak az declines extending to les per cent.
led by New England. Quincy. Union Pacific.
Sugar, Atchison aud 81 Paul Trnders who
bought stock Saturday went short of the
market. Coalors, Wabash preferred. Erie.
aud speculative property suffered from l-ssr
per cent. Selling was largely professional.
though stop orders were caught altnos. Inn
medlwtely. Bonds. under the lead Of Atchi-
son, dcclincd ~ Exchange was slls4.si ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-07
a BRUTAL PRIZE FioHr.
Jack Burke Knocked out by Him
IcNamee I'm Five uouod..

NEW York, Nov. Aim McNamee
of South Brooklyn and Jack Burke.
the Navy Yard Cyclone" fought 10 n
finish early yesterday morning few
miles outside OF brooklyn for a purse
of 5000. Burkc's second was Eugene
HornbaclSer and McNamee's was Rillv
Mccarthy. First blood was drawn by
McNamee before the first round was
concluded, and Burke was completely
knocked out In the fifth round Tho
fight was a very brutal one.