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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-01-18

sugar removed, but he wanted the SUI
men of the northeast placated. in or
der that they might be brought into
the democratic fold
Mr. Breckenridge supported the adj
valorum feature of the bill In speak
ing of the income tax. ne stated that
while it did not meet with lis unquali-
fed approval, he was ready to vote
with his party on the experiment.
Mr.. Breckenridge finished his speech
amid the enthusiastic plauditS of the
gallery and the floor. and when this
had subsidized and the house was re-
stored to order, Mr. Richards address,
ed the committee.
Mr.. Dingley's hour having expired,
Mr.. Springer was recognized and de-
Tended the Wilson bill.
In concluding Springer predicted
that with free raw material the
country would become the greatest
manufacturing country in the world
, as it is now the greatest agricultural
country.
Brosius closed the debate for the at
ternoOn in opposition to the bill and
recess till night was then taken.
At the night session Mcguire and
! Cockrell spoke in favor of the Wilson
bill and the house adjourned,
Washington, JAM 12-The senate
/ this morning, on motion Of Mr.. Gray,
| proceeded to the consideration of ey-
! ecutive business and the adoption
of q resolution offered by Mr.. Allen.
Mr.. Aliens resolution directs the
secretary of the treasury to inform the
senate from what sources the gold
coin of this country outside the federal
treasury was increased to the amount
/ of SSS,00000, during the fiscal year
/ 1898, as expressed in his recent re-
port for that year.
A desultOry debate on the tariff was
conducted in the house.
The ways and means committee vot-
ed today not to incorporate an income
tax in the Wilson bill.
The house committee on coinage,
weights and measures has ordered 4
favorable report on the Bland bill
providing for the coinage of silver
bullion now held in the treasury
The vote was 8 to S-strictly silver
and anti-silver. The bill provides
that the secretary of the treasury shall
Immediately issue silver certificates
against the seignorage silver, amount
ing to 500, 156.6S1, which shall be i'm
mediately available for the payment
of current government expenses, and
that the seignorage silver issued shall
be coined as fast as possible in dollars,
to be held in the treasury for the re-
demptiOn of the certificates
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-01-18

the Cudahy pork factory. Two cases
growing out Of these in Nashville have
been discovered at Shelbyville.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-01-18

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Davis
is resuming his speech commenced
yesterday on the Hawaiian question.
asserted that the landing of the
American marines at the order of
Minister Stevens was only in accord
ance with practices in cases of revOlll-
ton and had many times been demon
suated to be a necessity in preServ-
ing the interests of American citizens
If the queen by violation of the con-
Stitution and her own revolutionary
acts precipitateS a counter revolution,
she should not complain Of any indi-
rect influence that might have been
exerted by the necessary landing Of
the American forces to protect Amer
lean interests. Mr.. TJrpie also lpoke.
In the house Mr.. Breckenridge said
he had always considered himself the
foremost free trader in the house until
yesterday, but since the speech of Mr..
Johnson he had learned that he
(Breckinridge) did not occupy the most
distant post of free trade democracy.
In some particulars the Wilson bill
did not meet his approval in that it
did not go far enough
He would like to have seen tin
plate on the free list, even if heavier
tax would have to be levied on whisky.
He would like to see the bounty on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

why? Because Il is expecting our Demo-
cratic congress will putlumber on their
list. Until that Is done, IL argues, United
States importers will not take Canadian
sawed lumber. They will not load up
with dutiable article when there Is a
prospect that II will soon be put on tho
free list. They can get logs free now and
they will prefer to get their supplies in
that form. Furthermore, the Canadian
journal says, the imposition OF duty
ON logs now might cause congress 10 re-
tain or increase the present duty ON
sawed lumber.
So il il the policy 81 Canada to wait
until u foolish congress has put lumber
on the nee list. says the Sentinel, and
then clap duty on her logs in order
that the work OF manufacturing th,m
into boards may be secured Tor Cana
dian workmen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26
SEVENTH WEEK.

This IL the seventh week oi tie tariff
bill in the Senate. II IL difficult Ia meas
uro tho progress made in its considera-
ton, but certainly the end il not IN
sight The only definite Iact in this con
nection il TINT the fiscal year IL nearly
out and the regular annual approprin.
tons, dozen or more have 60 be passed
before tho first 81 July, or the old ones
extended 10y resolution, a very unsatis-
factory makeshit.
The House IL getting on very well with
It's appropriation bills, aud the last 81
tho batch will soon he through. The
adoption Of the Reed rule has caused no
friction and greatly facilitated business.
"Czar" Crisp finds il pleasant 60 WELD
the sccpter Of his imnediato predecessor,
albeit he shrank With unicigned basIful.
ness from u. Tho Senate has no such
rule, but u trying To hasten mnttorr 10y
cVnvening at tho early hour ~ 10 o'clock
ia the morning. The usual custom with
members oI Congress, Senate and House,
Is To transact their business at the de
partments before beginning the legislative
day. Tie hour from 10 o'clock'to I o.
clock is largely given up To such duties,
especially by those belonging 10 the par
~ In power. This early-honr policy will
be little harder upon the hmocrats
than upon the Republicans. and II in
doubtful II IL materially expc,litcs con
sideration and disposition 81 the bill.
The present week opened in the Senate
with the taking up OF tho metal schedule.
and II 70 thought that sIie entire week
will be occupied with H. IL is surely one
al the most important In the entire list.
This country Is peculiarly rich Ia metals
81 all kinds, bat with the protective du-
ties taken of they would be left IN the
ground. II - the duty ~ the RepuLli.
"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

round man, well equipped at every
point. Under his lead tho Senate did
not accept the Mckinley bill without
suhiecting II to the same critical eSamin-
alton, item by item, as that which he in
sists upon for tie bill now pending.
Many were the notifications made.
some Of them important. The leader Of
the Democratic side, Harris, oi Tenncs-
see. Is marked contrast To Mr.. Aldrich
lie has never given much attention to
revenue matters. inpost orinternal, and
was selected for leadership for his repu-
taiion as bull.dozer. lie would make
"a good overzcer OF a plantation gang.
lli- part IL 60 crack tho whip and
swear. When II comes Ia shaping tariff
legislation. that is done in secret session.
first 10y trio Of Southern Brigadiers
who have not got beyond Calhoun in
their tariff idlcas, and later 10y German.
Brice, and Smith. especially Smith.
They have some conception Of the tie
mands Of the country. The last named
senator was supposed To be intellectu-
ally commonplace, but TO the surprise
OF both sides OF the Senate, and no
doubt 81 his constituents, lac has shown
"A clenrness of discernment ard force OF
unequaled 10y any other Dem
ocrat ia that body. llill'S speech was
able. but Smiths more So. lie Is really
giving the free traders more trouble and
anxiety than Hill aud Murphy com.
bined Inter Ocean.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

Quito lively agitation Ui the subject
oI plncing an export duty ON logs Is in
progress 10 Canada.
The situation u as follows Tho Me
Kinley law reduced the duty on sawed
pine lumber 81 to 81 a thousand, and
put pine loen on the FREQ list. The result
|is that instead 81 importing sawed lum-
|lrr from Canada, we mainly import
hogs. These ARE saved In American
mills by American workingmcn, who
receive the wages that would other
|xire be- publ To Canadian work
lnen. Tho Toronto Mail says; "0ur
tthe CanadaD mills are making very
little 81 the large product Of our
logs TINT u used n the United
tater. sIyffVnr ;umbe'men are taking
reat q.yStiIier - our logs, hut do not
Wiz \uapuiectmed lug"'rr. Han
IA A.. y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26
pleinrr.nne WrrlI.a -

Whether YOU were or were not nt the
great Worlds Fair in Clicngn hist Rum.
mcr, you will bc delighted with these
beautiful picimcs. They come in rs
parts of 10 pictures each. Cut three
coupons from Your Chicago Record ui
different dates and mnil With | ; crnt-
~ cash or posting stamps Co the hicago
Records Popular Book anl lictu,.
Sale" 40 Mitlron STREET, Chicago, and
any numbered pntt YOU mny tc ignntr
will bc mnilcd YOU free ~ nny farther
chnrgc Or consult The local agent oi HE
Chicago Record and linz, out all about IT,
For the same number 81 Chicago Record
coupons aud 10 ccIlts YOU can ret ANY
one part 81 sixteen pictures cnch 81
Ragan's Photographic Tour 81 the
World, or the same numhrr 81 pictures
81 "Chcngn." ANY copy uf the Chicago
Record will tell younll about these brau.
tiful art treasures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

Tue Ia h on. Listen 10 the Detroit
Evening News: "There IL considerable
feeling upon the part 81 administration
Democrats in this city over what they
consider move To- call snap conyen-
ton Of tho pnrty In this state. They
liken the tactics Of tho opposition 10
those 81 Dave Hill in New York when he
sprung Ills eaily convention and dis
gusted the faction which aftcrwnrd came
90 he known ms tho "nnti-snappcrs
IL Is alleged 10y the enemies 81 Air.
Campnn TINT bo IL DESTROYS of taking
advantage Of the feeling which now exists
Ia the state over the delay in passing
tariff bill. Tor the purpose 81 securing
convention which may be un.
friendly 20 the administration and the
reiercc system. All good Democrats,
they say, should he in fayor 81 waiting
until after a tariff bin has passed aud
the party has redeemed solno 81 its
platform pledges. What earthly reason
can there bc. they ask, Tor chilling n con.
vention Ia tho early part of July, ns Is
reported 10 be the intention ui some
members oi the state central conimittecS
None but To take advantage 81 present
feeling and Ia safely personal spite"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26
Guarante edCure.

We authorize orr advertised druggist
Co sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this
condition: II yon bc afflicted with n
cough, cold or any lung. throat or chest
trouble, and will uSc this frnlc,ly ~ al.
rcctcd, giving u fair trial md cN-
pcricncc ma benefit, you may return the
bottle md have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DIR. Kings New Discovery
could he relied ON. ltnevcr disnppohts.
Trinl bottle free at llocking's Pharmacy.
Large size fifty cents and 81 90. 2
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

We HAVE received copy OF Demo-
cratic Swedish paper. published in X
rnnds burg in the southern part Of Hi.
nois. In announcing the rights and
beneflts.whicl lac purpofe, Ia secure Tor
oppressed humanity, the editor begins
his salutatory: "Nu VIII jag hiudu." sss
We quite ngrce with you, brother. A
man must have very largo "ing,
b(y)Juda," who is equal TO the task Of
writing Democratic editorials in Swedish
during this season OF democracy and
starvation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

THE talk about the mental defects Of
the little Miss Cleveland seems Ia have
been exclusively tho product OF some
fertile correspondent. An enterprising
yonng m,.i, whose name is on the Inter
Ocean pay roll, got nquint at tho babe
IN Buffalo one day this week and lac is
prepared 10 make affidavit to the effect
that Ruth is just as bright M any other
kid and can coax her mama TO buy
candy in three languages.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

THERE will he n duty of forty ccuts
per ton on iron ore provided in the new
tariff mcasure-if we are TO have new
tariff measure which IL n matter Of
more or less conjecture at the present
tune. PETER, the nun addicted to the
PSpniist habit, offered an amendment
on Tuesday. returning the proGact OF
our mines 10 the place II occupied in
Wilson's bill-the ire Inst. In this, the
gentleman Of whisker notoriety had the
support 81 David u. Hill and two other
men who had their nerves with them,
but II was quickly and securely stalled.
The idea Of robbing the southern briga-
dier constituencies Of the protection
tEta afforded TO one OF their now lending
industries- production OF iron ore,
the cuckoo knights 81 Grover Cleveland
would not counIenancc. We 'uns Of the
Lake Superior country, therefore, come
in for share Of the protection, but all
we have Co think Tor the favor In the
fact TINT we ARE engaged in the same bust.
ness ns ars our npighbors in Alabama.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26
THE PROGRAM.

The "left" wing OF the Michigan Democ'
racy HIS formulated n program that does
not b,d fair to breed the utmost COZ cert
81 action within the ranks of the enemy.
II ia not case 81 "shorthair" versus the
knights of the nossy socks" neither
snapper against anti-snappcr as IL the
wont OF our Cobden friends IN New York
il in anti-reieree against referee, or Domo-
crat against cuckoo all over the Wolver-
inc state. The program for tho iall
campaign, az announced 10y the nnti.
referee forces is something AZ follows:
I. The state convention will nominate
carry the senatorial fight into the fall
election instead Of waiting for the legisla-
turc.
2. Fusion with the Populists or third
party will be effected II possible, AMI the
leaders have assurances that il can bc
effected.
3. The senatorial ticket will have one
Populist and one straightout Democrat.
1. George l.. Yaplc il iavorably re.
garled M the PopuliSt candidate Tor
senator and ex-Gov. Winans M the
Democratic candidate.
Thus arranged the ticket stands:-For
governor, Justin II. Whiting; Tor senator
cations place., George l.. Yaple; Tor
senator (NcMilIan's place., ex-Goy.
Winans for chairman state committee,
d. j. Campau.
The platform will cast out the referee
system; will he conciliatory on silver;
for conservatism on the tariff, and for
an income tax. The probability Is that
Thomas T.. Barkwor,h, 81 Jackson, will
bc chairman 81 the platform committee
and will present the document to the
convention.
The "fun" that il to follow In the wake
Of conspiracy" OF this sort can only
he appropriated in the most fertile
imagination The Michigan Democracy,
disrupted AS il IL ut tho present time,
with faction Tor every point OF the
compass, dismayed uador the rankcst ot
unskillful leadership md n veritable
army Of erstwhilo wheelhorses shaking
the vile stencil Of calamity from their
linen, will be one al the most spectacular
demonst rn tions Of the Kilkenny event IL
the swords are FLASHED together as they
have been directed in the above 0lckin-
son, with nl his wt.skers and unpopu-
mrity, begotten Of the infamous referee
system, will be found with II full quota
al followers when the merry war IL
launched. In Uncle Samuels "house are
many mansions" and the more interest
ing feature Of the situation il That the
legs and arms Of cuckoo" Democrats
are projecting through the doors and
and windows. II is poor community
that hasn't n postofiice, "A revenue col
lector or something Of the sort, sustained
10y the loaves and fishes from Uncle
Sanu IL harder and IL il u mighty un-
popular postmaster who hasn't agoodly
sprinkling Of the faithful in his train.
The Cleveland Dickinson machine will he
Of little account in the grind Of the state
ballots as unit. but TnE DIAMOND
DmLL will strike wide Of It's mark il The
machine fails 20 work up the best por-
ton Of the Campau-Wnnns crowd.
There In treat in store for Dcmocmts
OF Dave Hills stripe. who enjoy spider
fights. Michigan will he the scene OF an
exciting one.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

THAT charge 81 attempted bribery in
the United States senate was flumsy
lake. Lodge and his co committeeman
appointed To investigate the matter,
devote two-thirls Of their time running
down witnesses" and not ono has yet
been coralled Who hnd asy thing To say
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

CoxEy IL IN jail and the iai is good
place for coxey. lie not only got on
the grass but he Is one 81 the fellows
who helped 10 turn the country dot
tom'sfe up" Coxey.is a Populist, and
that h enough 10 clear the conscience
of ans court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26
pIymoth Rock 10 MokInlev.

The imOus document entitled Amer.
lean Tariffs from Plymnth Rock tn
Mckinley, COG mccs), puhlishtd l,y the
American Protective Inrif League. hns
just been revised aud r'-issucd. II should
lie IN the hnnds at every prison who
wlshescumplete and reliable information
upon the TaliIT S,1t To- any address
Tor | O cents. Address Wilbur T.. Wake.
mnn, General Secretary, No. l35 Wrst
Odd Street, New York.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26
SATURDAY. MAY go. 1894.

Two or three aspiring Republicans Of
the lower peninsula. who are looking for
warm shoes and assuming dietatorial
position IN regard TO the state ticket.
had better nit down. eiov the party
calls them down.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

We uIicr Onr Ilundird D,,llnrs Reward
for my cnSe ~ thtnrrh that cannot be
cured bv lInll'r thtnrfh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo.
Ohio.
We the undersigned shaxo LnoWn 4. i.
Cheney for The lset fifteen yrsr., nnd be
licve him pcrIscily hononrl,lc Ia all bust
ne~ transactions and financially able to
cairy out Any. Obligation made ~ their
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26
The smnll nnv slonlA Anna

They nre green applies ani then he has
collie, cramps and diaithocn and thinks
he's going To- die and won't ever, ever
steal agl,in. The careful mother always
buys a bottle 81 lIaller's Pain parnlyzer
anil the hoy lives To- 'ilO 80 aomc more. Z"
For sale by Wilkinson x Co, druggists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

Since iIs first introduction, Electric
Bltters has gained rapidily IN popular
Iavor. until u h clearly IN the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and nlterativcs-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

I0NE 81 tie best Of the season was
~ told mo 10y II Nlarinttlc Tnltlcr
tins week and ~ il il too good tn
keep will till il just as il WIS Tattlcd:
at seems that two Of our well known
young ladies' became infatuated with the
llca oi having their pictures taken with
their heads poked through newspaper
They applied To one OF our local pho;oc-
rnphe,s and lac was more then Glad to
grant their desire. Their faces were
struck of in the manner Indicated The
young hdies were very much pleased ~
The result and after examining the proof
ordered II dozen struck off The pictures
were finished mp and the girls w,rt away
smiling. But thephotographcr's surprise
can be imagined when the young ladies
returned the next day and called him ii
horid thing aud other disagrccable
MINES. For proof OF his reckltssncss
they blushingly pointed TO n certain part
al the picture. IL seems tlint the news
paper was arhicago sheet aud caLtnincd
the advertisement ola Chicago 81, thing
firm. Just below the smiling III i.zes Of
the two young ladies were the following
words in big display tyne: "O,r pants
are lined IN the scat" Tho photog.
rnpher has agreed 90 destroy the mega.
tive and there Tie story ends.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick headache,
Indigestion. biliousacss. sois Wy all druggists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

that goes without saying. But do | de-
deserve Il? The Duke Of Neraeua icastcd
upon American swcci-meats Tor upward
OF year; dropped his watch in an
open game" and then carried home 4,
million merry dollars begged by Amcri-
can newspapers for him. simply because
his great, great. great. Uncle Christopher
made II possible for John Smith tomnkc
love to pocahontas, down in Virginia.
Now, what do get for the achievements
Of my ancestors do You recall the
time those remote ancestors OF mine.
rushed down the steep deulivity-into
the Fea and pcrished for the purpose OF
destroying the unclcan spirits east out
OF a man who 'hnd EN-? This they dill
with full knowledge OF tho fact that all
their two thousand would be 'chukcd by
the sea- Isn't that a piece Of martyr
dom worthy Of ~ good a send.o!i ~
Columbus earned when hc went out TO
find the 'Iniuns2 DO YOU remember the
story Of the 'Prodigal SON? Did ,uu
notice how lar gone he was before hc
lain would have filled his belly with the
husks TINT the swine did eat But our
folks had tn eut the husks all the time.
Now, husks imply coin.
Who ate that?
II was the fellows who called nv hogs.
You never saw me keep my scat at
church when there were ladies standing.
And with all my reputation and bristles
] cannot reconcile my conscience 10 the
point OF fensling upon the bread aud
butter of n hungry babe.
'Neithercast Sc your pearls beiore swine
shows how we were treated from the out
set.
For truth Is precious ana divine
TO r.ch pearl for carnal =, ne"
Was never written hy Rncnn, or any
body who really appreciated bacon. No
oneeversaw genuine hogwith his feet on
the seat and his baggage strewn ali over
one end 81 ear and We don't Ill on u
irnce uuder a street lampand rcada Dor
rowed copy OF our local palcr. Should
some low-down m,mlcr of our family
stoop Ia this unseemly level, am sure
he would still have price cnoreh left to
abstain from criticisinc The editor in the
conduct oi his papr or the subjects
upon which hcsind his assistants write.
! never could understand Why there nre
80 many people VIM like pork and
yet do not seem To have any use lur
Il hog"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

God Lends us often through tho des-
crt 20 Paradise. through retirement
md silent meditation TO our lifc's
work. All persons need these Periods.
In the hUmblcst duties we may DO
learning the highest lcesons, and be-
come fitted for the noblest work
God calls Wa 10 our work In Ills own
time and way.
The commoncst object Is made glori-
GUS when we sec Gods goodness and
love In IL. The barren mountain ~
TRANSPORTED by Christs presence; the
humbicst duty glorifed by the love of
God and man.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

TV lIOG-a poor, ffiendlcss creature,
"a surely, with only nne wylecminr
feature anil that to sizzle In the
Trying pan. llerelt too, 81 even this
post.mortem distinction Ia the homes Of
two thirds Of the conntry's leading mcr.
chants, possibly because they loo lntvc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-05-26

rs trace 81 the dreadful disease. Frevlsus to
taking the medicine her cycSlght was affected
hui now she ran SEQ perfectly IN sanueehs.
with Hoods 6arsanarlna we have used Roads
We setahle pins. and mud thcsn the best" MS
MARIA GRIFFIN, Ncnia, flhnois.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-02
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

/ Rsbiished every Sunday, and sent to any nd
lroGs ,tpostago paId), at the following rstes.
payable In advance:
1ne year... ....'.....-s ...s... .SA w
eix months. ...............~-........ ou
Fer any period under six months, fssts
spars per month.
kstsfed at the Elho. Nevada. Postoflce for
ssrsnsatssion through the mails as second,
iass lnxil matter.