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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
@an Mmtonio, Sonaa6euo ben 20 October 1894

lteplt9en Sttmme meiner Siloa-ib
fann es iest nit etnern @ibe befraftts
gen, oaB bieIelbe mtrfli6 lteblt6 TIT
bie fiir6terli6en @orte @reDs mieoers
CAB. WdB Moore bate am 0orabeno
beS Wforoes etne fril6e @a9splatte
tn ben Ipparat sefiist, neil lie bic gb,
1t6t bate, etn neuetnitubirteS 2teb
btnetn5uiinsen; ibr fur6tbarer &opf<
i6mer3 binoerte iie ieoo9 baran 1tno
bic Platte blieb unbeniist. Sb @rep
oies 9emubt ooer Oh er, slei9 benz alten
Croft, nit Der f66nen @ttmme 6ilbas
i'm DIR iterben trpllte unb ben Mppa.
rat NIT fetner letten Graft In 8eipes
9ung ieteno, fanb, baB bteier cine 1t1t,
beniitte platte entbielt, f0nnen mir
iett ni6t mebr er9riinben. Metn
Wetbden unS i'd, mir betben baben
alle l1ria6e, ibm elpis banfbar 31t fein
bafiir, baB ct ieine leste 9raft ba3t
permanbte, TIM BEN Namen ber tpabren
Morberin in BEN Npparat 3u itammeln.
Ser Yro5eB tpuroe bon Ieuem aufsI
senommen uno Der pbonosrapb i'm
@eri6tsiaal als entlaitenber 3euge I'M
8emesuns seiett. Der @etitlt9e unb,
Ser @r3t, bic 8eibe Srau 1otpltnioni
baS 0erbre9en etnseiteben borten, tno
oas @eitdnbntb bes iiinbigen Weibes'
ielblt balfen nit, ben Sled bonn ylamen'
meiner Silba gu l0i9en unb 1ie BON
ber Sitt1be ut entlaiten.
Gltfforbs Snn lpieberballt nidt
n,ebr BON 1neinen 1ritteu, benn i'd
bin Der Ibeilbaber Der 5Yir....i :. clubano
u. Orafter. Ser Grltere be5rAtb.tt III;
als ieinen Sobn nuo meia Doiues
@eibden als leine 3odter-balb Eirb
er aud ibon einen Gnfel auf ieinen
&nien l9aufeln (Stloa gibt mir 1oeben
etnen gadenltreid, neil i'd unier Sc
betmniB perratben). gSir lpobnen in
ieinem 9auie uno in iei,1sm Screen.
@r TT 10 sntmiitbis uno meni6en,
frennolid, baB ct nidt alaubt, Srau
Towlinl ion babe ben Morb be9ansen.
p0lein, Cal, mein Sua9e, oas
idone, pradti9e Weib fann fei11 ioldes
gerbre9en besansen baben. @laub' es
ni1t!"
p@osu bat lie es aber bann ein9es
ltanoen?" mari td ldd)elnb ein.
r9Diterte, meingobn-alle Srauen
iino mebr ooer lpeniger bDlteril6, Gs
mar unredt BON ibr, Slit su nebmen;
mir wollen ibr unier Wtitleib bemabs
rem, ibr uno ol1en unleren Wlitmens
i9en!"
6rdulein Softs it, auf SilSas
Wunfd, uniere Saussenoliin seirorben
uno mir fdeint eS rnan9ntal, als Oh
bel ibr uno Nembuno ii6 Elm Sobannisz
trieb md6tis resen ipiirbe-Suei bel>
iere 9erSen fonnten iid auf oieier
@elt nt6t finben! Stone unb feline
Dorotbp uno mein 6reunb Sad 5rolt
iinb ualere baufisen @dlte. Groft 1T
unb bleibt Der 9liibenblte gnbeter mei>
ner 6rau. Sum babe i'd nur nod mel.
men Sdreiber uno BEN pfiffisen Gdub.
puser su erpdbnen. Der Gritere bat
etnen @is in unlerer aanSlei, Der 0es@
tere lit nod INNER fein ,gan;er Gent
leman" uno liebt feline Sreibeit iiber
@lles. Sn gan; 2onbon perltebt es
gdematto ipie er, cine Glasel6rift an
ben Waann sl brinsen; er leiitet uns
oaber portreffltde Dienite.
60, jest bin i'd 3u Gnbe. Mein
Weib6en, Der ber3ise S6at, iiet
glidltrableno an meiner Geite; bic
Wtelan6olie lit falt gang aus ibreln
iiiben @eii6tfen gelpi6en; nur bier
uno oa, iuenn iie ii6 an Sic 8erean<
senbeit erinnert, peroiiitern ii1 ibre
berrli6en alugen.-
Gnoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
Gtn retdber ypnb BON @pblbcbaaen
uttO 6efun ohetf

MAJ ais &einltat etner Sceanfebrt ober ether Gus=
lanbsretie seponnen rerhen. gber ebe Semanb piees
fet" pirp, wie bic Seelcute eS uenneu, mus er se=
w6bnI d bic abi&euItden AuaIen Der Seetruntbsit
bur&mddeu. S&wd&Ithe Beripnen lei.eu nathrl d
mebr als ,rbue BON Deier sefhr teten aranbett,
menise Seereiieube entseben ibr. @esen bic petni>
senre hamit perbunbene nebelfeit 1T Spitetter'S Maz
senbtt ers ein bel 1ourtiten, @e'ddftsretisnben,
epOrtsleuteu unb eeeiabrern in bObem Gnieben its=
henhes Mittel. aebnIiae 8rau,bcts,niidnbe NJ bic
Seefranfbeit iuten pft al Maseni hwdde fabDrrenre
adnereeGbc teim; bdufis np ie cte aplse mebriiin=
ttsen SerhtteltwercenS i'm Gtientabnwasen. Die baz
eur4 erseuSten S6msr,en tn ber Mesenaesenb p rbsn
e bu d oaa StteEs be:ttis'; aud idiet sS .,
rers unb @teunleisen, 9artlebsteit unb @tliOftdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
e e Z a 8.

Gin nabe Soaanb, 8eu @onntp,
mpbnenber beutfher Sarmer gtamens
.. 2arlon ca murbe, pdbrenb er nit
ieiner Gamilie iid i'm Gelbe befanb,
nm Baummole gu pfliiden, um $500
beraubt. 9iebe brangen in iein 6aus.
erbra6en bic Softer, tpo bas @eIb Der.
bergen lag unb entfamen uugeieben
nit benz Haub.
Bel 8orbon in palo pinto
@ounip purbe Der nod @el1en aebenbe
pafasieraug Der 9eras & pacifics
8abn CUR bellen Mittagsseit bon bier
Masfirten angebalten uub beraubt.
Nn berielben Stele mar Dor stpei Sab
rem f6on einmal elm 3ug beraubt mor>
ben. 9ln @rpreBs patsten &c. ion ben
&dubern cine Summe BON etma $6, 900
in bic 9dnbe gefallen iein. Wtan meint,
baB bic &duber bieielben ieien, bic Dor
1nr3em ben 3us bel @liasbiae beraubs
ten. Memanb BON 3usperional ober
ben pahagieren leiltete ben Rdubern
Wiberfanb, bic benn au6 nit ibrem
Gaube enttamen, obne cine Spur gu
binterlaRen.
Dr.. prices Cream 8afine powoer.
9as bollfommenfie. has semadt tpiro.
9eS Moraens, Mitta8s. Mbenbs,
9fadbtS
9rtnf "LOne Star'.8ter - c1ct1 TT
uerad1fS!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
9rinft Gpllanb'S Thee.

&auft bel Sollanb Cure g e.
M iir3e, grtinen &affee &C. &C.
233 Wefs Commerce 9traBe.
Selepbon 311.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
eSu nujerem Seioe=0epartemeat

seben mir befanntli4 i,nmer ben Son an.
Nunterbare Stoffe unb btaise greiie.
Serrlthe @aid Seiben3ense 60 Gents
ipertb, fir 38 Gents.
y pitdten in seftreiiten. fleinfartrien unb
anberipeitg semuferten Seioenseuseu gu 81,
81 25 nnb aufipdrts.
SaiIIe= seiosuitofie gu $100.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20

Sir b6ieu, bartnddisen 9uften, iGmade
2ungen, 2ungenbluteu, Bron9itis, Nffbnla
nnb S4tptnbiuat tn tbren MnfangsRabten
1T DR.. pierces "Golden Medical Dis
covery" elm uuiibertrefftthes Ulittel. Go
tnrtrt nt4t bios ben 9ufteu, ior,bsrn perbilft
aud 2enten, bic infolse bon ysebrenben
&ranfbeiten" idmo9 unb beruntergetou1men
fino, su neuer Wfusfelfraft. fsette Qeute
tIlaht es aber ni6t forpulenter.
9 Il. WtIep bon Bor Glber, &onserje
Co., aBpo., '&rsibt: .S4 bate 3wan,tS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
Ruuit : 0eqenitdnbe.

@t,uas sens Neues in unlerem Departes
meni BON Rnn # @egenitdnben, bte
allge,neines Gritounen unb 8e,punberung
erregen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
SpOn'9 furirf.

DaB 9oOb's sariapariGa turirt, If
Deoer cine miiBige nod iibsrtriebeue
Bebauptung ieiner gigentbiimer. Wtltz
tbeilungen BON 9auIenben gloubniircis
ger perionen beiidtisen, baB 0ooo's
furirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
Mtmf @frbft= @aorcn!
.:.!::.s s::s5:ss..,.. ;:; l.. W0I.FSoN.

@ln Wager bon Noun me es mic 5por 6 geu morbn it, erre
safn Die bt 9am Gnddn peebn nub gum aauf aegcn men
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20

S19re uflb barubtr
BronAttis unb ionnte
nidt arbetten, obne 70
beftis s,l buffen, bab
t9 gang elenb unb
f9tpa4 tpurbe. Sd
gebraudte fiinf Gla,
fden bon DR.. Pierces
s'Golden Medical Dis
covery" " unb gebe
Sbnerl tnein Gbreii'
mort, bab tH iett ans
Grbett, BITE auf Der
Stand su tbun If, Der.
rtdten fam obne 3u
buffen. &eitf1uner nfe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
NlSbel :! Wi0bel !! WlSbel /

Sn WDbel offeriren mir iritmer nod tdaIidt
ausse3eihnete Bargains. Seine sepplfferte
8arIor M0bel Shlafs unb Dobn3immers
M0bel, seihmadpoa, bauerbaft unb biIig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
Yubmaareu! 9snBwaareu /!

llnier VutmaarensD Departement 1T in gIei.
der Beiie NIT benz beiten ausseftattet, tpas
bic Saiipn bietet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
9as bette tn QetneuBeng,
mas su befommen 1T. Dieies Department
1T boil itanbig une bietet bieles Neue.
S5auoibube! SauSiduhe

Sn unlerem S1nbidub. .Departement nirb
nod thinner Der ''P. P. AlexandriaD pertauft.
Der ft9 aIs ein srobartises Susmittel ertpeift.
@s 1T ber bette 9anbihub In ber etabt.
gtit 5 9afen $1.0o, Saten Slips. j2u ba.
Ben in allen SSarben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20
eSn idwar;en seiben5eltae1r

Raben mir ras eoaitdnbisite 2aser unb bic
folsenaen Stoffe: GrpitaI Gaille, Sraneaiie
@e De Sr'e, &basboma, Nrmure, gensa.
line, Nbo int, Saifette, @ros Grain ano
gHDir6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20

etnem Sabre babe Id fein Discovery mebr
9ebranGt."
R6lSsl5l f57|I] s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20

&pub's Yillen f0rbern bic 8erz
bauung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-20

0ou allen 8ieren in Der Welt
Lone STAR am befen mir gefdat !
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
TWO FATAL COLLISIONS.
A Disaster on the BIg Four-sIE Killed
In Texas.


In Texas.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-There was n
head-end collision on the Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Chicago g. st. Louis big
Four railway at Grifiith's station, IS
miles from this city, at o'clock a. m.
Three people were killed and ten in
jured.
The express from Chicago. due here
at 1880 was ON time, but the st. Louis
express, which runs fifteen minutes
ahead of the Chicago incoming train,
was an hour late. At Grifiiths "A light
engine was running down TO the gravel
bank in charge of Engineer Hart He
forgot his orders. Knowing the
St Louis express was late, he pulled
out and was met by the Chicago ex-
press Hart will die. probably. with
out telling how he made the mistake
in orders. His fireman. Frank Taylor,
Of indianapolis, was killed outright,
also Charles sherman and another
tramp who was stealing "A ride. There
are ten reported injured. none fatally
except Engineer Hart
ATLANTA, Tex, July ga collision
occurred Monday evening on the Texas
g. Pacific road, o miles north Of here,
near Forest Station. Six persons were
killed and several wounded. They
were Engineer Gremm, Fireman
Marshall, two express messengers, the
baggagemaster and passenger, whose.
names are unknown. Two OF the
bodies are still in tho wreck and a
third ,vaa form ~ a,I fba ~,,.rt,, 4.
scattered in the debris. One engine IL
completely wrecked and the other
badly disabled. The baggage, express.
mail and smoker OF both trains were
shattered into "A mass OF splinters.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
LATER.

THE United States senate on the
25th agreed To the conference report
on the legislative, executive and Judi
cial appropriation bill and further dis
cussed the conference report on the
tariff bill. In the house bills were
passed placing the widow OF Gen. John
M. Corse on the pension list at SiOO
per month. and permitting fourth
class postmasters 90 administer oaths
20 pensioners in remote districts.
THREE Forks and Watson, prosper
GUS towns in British Columbia. have
been completely destroyed by forest
fires.
ILLINOIS republicans in state conven-
tion at Springfield nominated Henry
Wulff for treasurer, G.. NJ Inglis for
superintendent OF public instruction,
and 5. A. Billiard, Alexander Mclean
and Mrs j. NJ. Flower for trustees Of
the state university. The platform
favors protection 20 American indus
tries, favors liberal pensions 10 sol
diers, the use OF gold and silver as
money metals upon a parity OF values,
and arraigns the present democratic
governor OF the state as the most con-
spicuous case OF misfit in official life.
CHOLERA was rapidly spreading in
Galicia, especially In the western dis
trict OF Cracow and In the eastern dis
tricts near the Russian frontier.
FURTHER action in the case OF Eu-
gene V. Debs and his associates was
discontinued i'm Chicago until Septem-
Der 5 and the defendants were released
on bail.
MIsTAKIN0 his father and sister for
thieves. William Collins, OF Birming-
ham, Ala, killed both OF them by
shooting.
SEVENTEEN scamen were drowned by
the wrecking OF the British bark La
Lacheur of Cape ST. James, on Pro-
vost island.
THREE fremen were killed, several
persons injured and 205 horses burned
TO death In fire at Washington.
IN convention at Des Moines the
Iowa republicans nominated w. M.
Mcfarland for secretary OF state, 9. g.
Mccarthy for auditor, j. \. Herriott
for treasurer, Milton Remley for at
torney general. c. l.. Davidson for rail-
road commissioners, and G. +. Granger
and II. =. Deemer for supreme court
judges. The platform declares for n
system Of protective duties so adjusted
that every American resource can be
developed by American labor. adheres
10 the declaration OF the national re-
publican party in 1892 upon its mon
etary policy, favors the exclusion of
pauper immigrants and liberal PEN
sions 10 soldiers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
FOREl0N.

JOHN II. CHAPMAN, Of Chicago, was
reelected president OF the Baptist
Young Peoples union at the annual
meeting In Toronto.
OFFICERS investigating governmental
accounts in Salvador state that Ezeta
and his assistants left shortage of
$40, OO0. 900.
The spread OF cholera was assuming
alarming proportions at ST. Peters
burg, Russia, the deaths numbering
100 daily.
OVER n thousand persons are now
known TO have lost their lives in the
recent earthquakes in Turkey.
lT was rumored in Shanghai that
war had been declared between China
and japan and that both nations were
hurrying troops 10 Corea.
DROUGHT which had prevailed for
five years and caused the loss of many
cattle in the vicinity OF Durango, Mex
leo. was broken by heavy rain.
STORMS and floods in Western India
caused much damage To the crops and
many lives were lost.
MARsAN & BRossEAU. Montreal hay
shippers, failed for $500. 900.
ACTUAL hostilities were reported to
have been begun in the dispute be-
tween China and Japan.
TwENTY-sIx tenement houses in Sc.
Jean Baptist, n village OF Quebec, were
destroyed by fire and four persons were
badly injured
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

NOMINATIONS for congress were made
rs follows: Iowa, Sixth district, John
r. Lacey (rep.l, renominated; Seventh.
J. X. Bancroft (pop.); Ninth, A. L.
Hager (rep.). Illinois. Fifteenth dis
trict, Truman Plantz (dem.). Indiana,
Tenth district. Valentine Zimmerman
(dem.). Kansas, Second district, III.
l.. Moore (dem.. Kentucky. Third
district, C. A. McElroy DEM.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows; Illinois, Eleventh
district. T. C. Fullerton (rep.). Arlxan-
sas, Fifth district, John c. Peel tpop. j;
Sixth. A. T. Tanner (pop.). Wiscon-
sin. Seventh district, George Ii. Shaw
(rep) renominated. Maryland, Sew
enth district, @. +. Tippin (pop). Mis-
souri,, Fifteenth district, G. A. Burton
(rep). North Carolina, Third district,
j. q. Shaw tdem.).
CONGRESSMAN BREcKINRIDGE, OF Ar
kansas, mas been appointed TO succeed
Minister White at ST. Petersburg,
Russia.
IN convention at Grand Forks tho
North Dakota republicans nominated
Roger Allin for governor and NJ. u.
Johnson for congress. The platform
declares in favor OF woman suffrage
and favors both gold and silver.
THE following congressional nominal
tions were reported: Wisconsin, Third
district, j. w Babcock (rep.) renom-
mated; Sixth, Samuel A. Cook (rep.).
Missouri. Twelfth district, n. O. Nell
son Single tax; Fourteenth, Norman
A. Mosley (rep.). Arkansas, Second
district, j. A. Norris (pop).
JAMES II. GoDEFRoY. the last chief OF
the Miami tribe OF Indians, died at his
home near Fort Wayne, Ind.
GEORGE Il. WuITE was nominated for
congress by the Fifth district repub-
lican convention in Chicago
FREDERICK +. Low. governor OF Cali
fornia from 1868 To 1867, died at San
Francisco. aged SO years.
j. q. CANNON was renominated for
congress by the republicans of tho
Twelfth Illinois district
THE following congressional nomi-
nations were made: Wisconsin, First
district, III. A. Cooper (rep.) renomi-
mated. Iowa, Seventh district, j. A. +.
Hull (rep.) renominated. Missouri,
Sixth district. Rev. A. B. Francisco
(pop.). Maine, First district, Thomas
Is. Reed (rep.l renominated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

rounded by his cabinet, the military and
the members of the late constitutional
government, he read the proclamation
of tho new republic. as follows:
II. Sanford b. Dole, president OF the pro-
visional government OF the Hawaiian islands,
by virtue OF the charge given me by the ex-
ecutive and advisory councils OF the pro-
yisional government and by act dated
july e. 1894. proclaim the republic OF Ha-
wall as the sovereign authority over and
throughout the Hawaiian islands from this
time forth. And / declare the constitution
framed and adopted by the constitutional con-
vention OF 1894 TO be the constitution and the
supreme law Of the republic OF Hawaii; and by
virtue OF this constitution l now assume the
ONCE and authority OF president thereof. Long
live the republic"
Minister Willis in formally recog-
nizing the republic said that he ex-
pected the cordial approval OF Presi-
dent Cleveland. The republic has been
generally recognized by the various
cOngulg
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

SHRINoFIELD. H.. July 20. AT a
special meeting OF the Lincoln Monu-
ment association resolution was
adopted rendering the monument TO
the state, conditioned that the state
keep the same in good condition. the
bodies OF the Lincoln family TO remain
undisturbcd, the family az Robert Lin
coin 70 be permitted TO be buried there,
that the state pay for custodian. and
that the public be admitted 10 the mon
ument At all proper hours free Of
charge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
FALSE TO HIS TRUST.
An Idaho Postmaster said TO Have Gottsn
Away with $1,000.

BorsE. Idaho. July 2o.-T. r. Leon
ard, who was postmaster here for
years and who mysteriously disap.
peared on the 25th OF last month, Is n
defaulter In the sum OF $1,000. lie IL
a son-in-law OF Chief Justice Huston.
OF this city. There is no clew as yet
10 his whereabouts. Inspector Way
land. who has been going over his ac-
counts, announced the shortage Thurs
day and notified the department.
Bondsmen are ready 10 make good his
deficit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Part.
oorlasessloNsL.


II tho senate on the 18th bill was passed TO
reserve for ten years IN each OF several states
100000 acres OF arid lands 20 be reclaimed
and sold In pnah. tracts 20 nctual set
tiers. and the Indian appropriation bin was
further considered In the house bills were
passed 10 regulate enllstments In the army; 70
authorize the board OF managers OF the sell
disrs' home 20 transfer and maintain the In
mates OF any branch In case OF emergency; 10
place Maj. Gen. John L. Green on the retired
list a.ttf ftl-if sis ans
OK the 10th the senate agreed TO tho confer
ence report on the diplomatic and consular APP
preparation bill and passed the Indian appro-
priation bin. The house message on the tariff
bill was laid on the table In the house the
tariff bill was sent back 10 conference with In
structons To the conferrecs 10 stand nrm
against tho amendments which the senate
phlced upon the bal During the debate a lot
Ter was read from the president favoring the
house bill
IN the senate lively debate took place on
the Goth over the tarin bill Senator Smith
az. J.) spoke for the senate bill. senator Hill
IN ~ Endorsed the presidents letter 70 Mr.
Wilson and Senator Vest MOI said the
amended bill would pass OF none other Ad-
lourned 10 the sd ~. In the house a bill was
passed which provides that consuls shall ex-
anime irnmigrants before they are admitted TO
the United States. The night session was de-
voted 10 pension business
TuE senate was not In session on the 2lst
In the house resolution proposing an amend
ment 20 the constitution providing for the cleo
tlon OF senators by the direct vote Of the peo-
pie was passed by two-thirds majority. The
senate amendments TO the indian appropria-
fion biils were disagreed 10 and conferrees APP
pointed. A petition from residents OF Des
Aloines, Ia, asking for the impeachment OF At
torney General Olney was presented
SENATOR GoHMAs (dem., Md in q speech
In the senate on the 23d which occupied three
hours In delivering charged the president
with duplicity In connection with the tariff
bill and three OF his associates testified 10 the
truth OF his charges. In the house no quorum
was present and no business was transacted.
DISCUSSION OF the conference report on the
tarin bill was resumed in the senate on the
2ath aud Senator Hill IN. W devoted more
than two hours 10 q defense OF the president in
reply TO Senator Germans attack OF the
previous day In the house bin was passed
for the reinstatement OF clerks dismissed from
the railway mail service between March 10 and
May I, 1889. Mr.. Harter (O) introduced COM
promise tariff bill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

RICHARD r. PEARcE, father OF seven
teen children. and the oldest man in
Rock Island county, died at Moline.
ILL.,, aged o5 years.
THE populists In state convention at
Little Rock. Ark. nominated d. II.
Barker for governor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
rHE REpunLlo OF HAWAII.
Proclamation of the New Form of dow
eminent Read by President Dole.

Proclamation of the New Form OF Gov
eminent Read by President Dole
SAN FRANCISCO. July %. The Steam
ship Rio Janeiro which has just ar
rived from Orient brought the follow
ing news from Honolulu:
HONOLULU, July lathe provisional
government is no more and the repub-
lie Of Hawaii holds the reins of power.
But IL Is only a change of name; the
same people are in power, and the
avowed purpose of the government In
the same-to obtain annexation To the
United States. The new constitution.
which was finished on the Sd, was
promulgated on the 4th of July from
the front steps OF the former palace.
A large crowd was present and when
President Dole appeared he was
greeted by mighty cheer. While sur
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
FLAMES IN A FORT.
The Historic Fort Pulaski Almost Totally
Destroyed.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 2s.--An explo-
sion OF 400 pounds OF powder at Fort
Pulaski at o'clock Friday morning
shook the earth, fatally wounded
Ordinance Sergeant William Chinn, SCI
riously injured Navy Washington, his
mother-in-law, and set fire TO the fort,
causing intermittent explosions OF
ammunition and doing much damage.
The fort has quite historic record
IL was built by Gen. Gilmore and aft
erwards bombarded by him from Tybee
island until a heavy breach was made
In the southeast corner. This was
April II, 1852. II was defended by Col
G. II. Olmstead, OF the confederate
forces
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
LODGING HOUSE HORROR.
Two People Burned TO Death In n =,
Louis Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2b-By the explosion
OF gasoline stove in the restaurant
OF Fred Wyant, 100 North Third
street, about o'clock a. IN. Monday,
the building was set on fire,
and before the inmates OF the
cheap lodging house OF william Han
cock, upstairs, could be rescued. Mary
Maher and John O'MRlley were burned
20 death John Conrad was danger
ously injured. and several others more
% less stified by smoke.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
pon,t Give Up the shIpi

SO say those who, having experienced its
benefits themselves, advise their despairing
friends 10 use Hostetter's Stomach Bittars
Tor the combined evils--liver complaint,
dyspepsia and irregularity OF the bowels.
heumatic and kidney troubles aud nervous
ness. Use the great remedy with persist
anca