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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31
Mr. MlNcKLER,s CASE.

The article which appeared In
THE DIAMOND DRILL of last
week. relative to the action OF
Supervisor Minckler in the case
Of Edminster caused the accused
supervisor TO wax wroth and ac-
cusc this paper of an attempt TO
serve the ends of Thos. ii. Elan
nigan. Mr.. Minckler's opponent
for the Office OF supervisor at
the coming election in the town
shin of Iron River. While 1t is
probably unnecessary, we Will
state for the benefit of Mr..
Minckler and his friends that
such is not the case. THE Ola
} MoNp DRILL has no interest II
Iron River township politics
further than desire TO see
reputable man represent tina
township on the county board
\ The supervisor of Iron River
township and every other town
] shin is a person in whom ever
citizen OF the county has q com
mon interest, inasmuch as n
participates in the legislation 10
the county as a unit. AS TO tn
facts set forth in THE DIAMoNl
DRILL last week, we Will ga
that there was no jumping q
conclusions." Every statemen
made was based upon the fno
4 ings of an official of Iron count
who had given the matter tho
oueh investigation with the pul
nose OF legally correcting the y
regularity in view. Mr.. Mincl
| Ter charges that the entire ma
ter Is a fabrication. Here issr
a. Joined. IL Is now a questic
of veracity between MIR. Mincl
ler and the official afore me-
toned. II THE DIAMOND DRII
shall have been found guilty
error by its confidence IN the Q
dcial statement Of one OF lrt
connty's officials, then will lo'
bowed apologies be extended
4 Mr.. Minclsler. We have no q
sire TO misrepresent him In y
nremiscs. The proof contradl
r OF our statements y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31
THE HAWAIIAN FLOP.

The news from aShlngtOn -
cheering. President Cleveland
has learned that there Is an
American sentiment that de-
mands effort on the p2Frs CT tfei
administration for the protection
OF American interests in all parts
OF the world. 1t is one OF the
very many inconsistencies OF
President Cleveland that while
he is so ignorant of the trade
and commerce of the United
States as TO talk about "our mar
row home market" which is the
best and largest market OF the
world, and TO advise neglect OF
il while undertaking the quest
of markets with poverty strick
en- Asiatics, he has been the
most neglectful of all Presidents
in maintaining the only means
by which the foreign markets
which he covets can be gained.
We had a favorable CONNER
cial treaty with Hawaii; under
Mr.. Cleveland's administration IT
is ordained that this treaty shall
be abrogated. We had favor
Iorable commercial agreements
with Germany, France, Italy,
Brazil. Cuba; under Mr.. Cleve-
lands administration it is or
dained that they shall be set
aside. lose what you have.
and try to get something of less
value" seems to be the Demo
cratic policy, both as TO home
and 10 foreign trade.
Foreign commerce is carried
. in ocean going ships; the Demo
/ cratic policy denies the United
States q merchant marine by
r which foreign goods may be i'm
ported TO and domestic goods
v exported from this country. a
merchant marine needs coalini
q places and harbors OF refuge
r The Democratic policy has beer
Q 10 neglect TO acquire control o
D new harbors in foreign land
v and TO relinquish those that hav
4 been acquired during Republl
4 can administration.
|. This country had gained
v coaling station and port of re
:. fugc at Pearl Harbor in the la
r. waiian islands. Mr.. Clevelan6
r after doing all that he could I
& provoke quarrel with the III
Z waiian government, which, ma
10 il come TO pass, would have 10:
IN TO us control OF this valuable pr
k perty, has been compelled b
n. stress OF public opinion
Il change his policy. A large su
Of is TO be spent at once upon worl
4. at Pearl Harbor, with a view
on making II in fact as we'll as
v. name a port under protection
10 the United States. The Pres
o. dent has been for twelve mont
he past in possession of funds 4
&C. the beginning of this importaI
eft work. His delay In ordering
81 n A.u t.AUrI 4.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31

First publication March y. hast April ~
In pursuance and by virtue ~ decree ol tne
Circuit court Tor the County oflron, Ia hhhcery'
~ the state 81 Michigan made and dated on the
ar,i day 81 October. 1903, in certain cause
therein pending wherein Nathan III. tiArk y
complainant aud Frank McKernnn and Norah
McRefnan are defendants. Notice u hereby
alven that shall sell az public antlon TO the
highest bidder al the front door ~ the couf.
house IN the village ~ Crystal Falls, ~ rhll
County OF Iron aud state ~ Michigan. snld
court house being the place for holding tue
Carcuit court for said county, on tho ifth Gay
OF April, 1894 nj ten o'clock in the forenoon, Al
or 10 much tip'r.Of ~ may be necessary 10 raise
the amount due Co said complainant Tor trinC.
pal interest aud costs IVA this catire ~ the inl
lowing describcd ppccl 81 land tV'ut IN.
east half ol the southwest quarter y. y ~
AW. vi aud the west han ~ the Houtl. east
quarter w y ri SE. VI all ~ section hhern
/ fI6l township fofty-thre if3l North ~ rangu
| thlrty.thrce flHl west ir0n county. Michfhii.
/ Aud la making said stie the south hal ~ said
above described innd win hc first sold and fthni
DC not sufficient 10 pay the said principal intefes,
/ aud costs. then that ~ much ~ the north haN
/ 81 said land adIoiuiun said south ha a. may h'
| uecresary 20 pay tbs bRlHnce dne WITH Interest
Il aud costs will he next sod In nccor'lnfce Witt
/ the terms ~ said decrce Dated 'rls;h halls
Il Michigan, March ist. 1891.
MAURICE n l. FutI.Kn,
Circuit (Durt Commissiener IN aud Tor lrnn
A. H.. Fr,Ewef.ilNa, County, Nah
solicitor Tor Complainant.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31
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, information apply TO agents Chicago
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31

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il guaranteed 10 give perfect satIsiaction'
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5ox at IIoekiag's Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31
RennlrIng and cIeanIng.

Mrs. Hanson. who resides ncarthe june,
tion al the G. 4 NV. yard tracks and
the Shaler spur is prepared to clean and
repair gcntlcmen'r clothes MT very rea-
sonable rates. Her work - oi the finest
order and her prices arc fifty per cent
below those Of taiors and other like
establishments. The DIAMOND DRlIL
can cheeriully recommend Mrs. Hanson's
work
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31
Deserving Praise.

We desire 60 say 10 our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption. DR..
Kings New Lille pills. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Btters, aud have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate 60 guarantee
them every time, and We stand ready Co
refund the purchase price, II satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely ON their merits. j. III. bookings
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31
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and Colds. II you have never used tins
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do all that is claimed or money Will he
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ST 90
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31

Notice OF Annual oWnonip W eettnk.
Notlce is hereby given 70 the qualified electors
OF the township 81 Crystal Falls ia the
county ol Iron aud state of Mchlgan
that the next ensuing township meeting telec'
toni viii be held on the nrst Monday "a
April next being the second day Of April, A. y:
1891 at the town hail, IN the villnge ~ crystal
Fnlls (which is the only precinct now IN said
township for the election OF the following town
ship oilcers:
One Supervisor.
One Township Clerk,
One Township Treasurer,
One Justice u the Peace (full term,
One Commissioner OF Highways,
One Oversecr Of lllghwnhs,
One School Inspector for two years,
One Member of Board OF Educu ton Tor
two years,
One Member Of Board Of Review for
two years,
Four Constables.
The polls Of said election will be opened AZ
eight O'Clock m the forenoon, or a. soon there
after as may be. and viii continue open until
| five O'Clock in the afternoon. unless the board
shall In its discrtion adjourn the polls az
twelve O'Clock noon, Tor one hour. Dated AZ
| Crystal Falls, Iron county, Michigan, this l1tl
day OF March, A. d. 1894. DAVID N. Ross
| Deputy Township Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31

and also a bill of Edminster
against the township, which ne
believes will clearly vindicate
him of the charges preferred.
They are as follows:
HAYWOOD Michigan, January 20, 1898.
Iron River Township, in account with
Benjamin Edminster.
December IL, 1898.
To board bill for w. l.. Spencer as
follows:
ee DAYS board during September Octo.
her November and December AT -, M
$1,000 per month...a,~.-..........,.'' 49,
TO services oi one man, a. nnrsc anu
attendant during n'S S'eA'''s a"u" 1915
To labor for night watch 20 hlsh's' ~ OK %
81 ssssFsssf++'f'''+'''' an
To cash paid for medicines. .....'.'''''.'' sz
TO washing clothes during sickress'.''''s' Oh
TO clothes and bed, destroyed....''.'''''- -
sls0.5o
STATE OF MICHIGAN
| rr..s,sry M mon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31

Notice OF Township Registration.
Notice A herrby gwen that the hoard ~ Rgfis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-31

nood's pills arc hand made. and perfect
IA proportion and appearance. 2os. box.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The Chief OF Police and the Commits.
sion on Saturday took a survey OF th 0
electric system. They were OF the
opinion that four additional patrol
men are needed and three new report
Ing boxes. The City Council will be
asked to take action on tho matter and
then the Com mission will take tho
necessary steps for carrying out their
suggestions.
|, Should the City Council grant the
Commission what they ask for the
boxes will he placed ON the Highlands,
one ut East Lake and one at Silver.
brook, The patrolmen on those dis.
trlcts will be compelled to report from
these boxes and they will he provided
| with telephones SO that the voice 81
the man who is reporting can he rec
| ognlzed. The new patrolmen will be
put. one near Washington stree
bridge and the hospitals, ono at Silver.
brook, one at East Lake and one at
Browntown. The Commission thought
that the men are needed at the places
named.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

For several days past the Turk
Clothing House at iIJ Market street
has Ind an Immense Dig trade, which
wus principally du' no doubt to their
broad announcements in tho dally
papers and handBIils that they had
q Price Hard Times
Sale, at which every article OF Cloth
ing, Hats and Furnishings would be
sold al ii discount of IS psr cent. THIS
great cut In prices such as ia seldom
made in the carly part OF season had
the desired effect to draw a crowd for
Saturday.
Their store was literally packed with
buyers. and the doors had to lie closed
on several occasions during tho day and
evening, in order That the statesmen
might have n chance to properly attend
to those who had patiently waited a
long tlr.e The object OF this Popular
Clothing firm to reduce tbely enor,
IN Gus stock viii undoubtedly be quics.
ly accomplished. for tirsu class Goth.
ing a. ouch low prices, people are
ready and glad to buy at nil times. hui
especially now. Then everybody 1.
anxious to make theiI dollar 70 as fal
as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

Tomorrow evening a testimonial
benefit will be given the attaches OF
the Grand Opera House. The drawing
card that has been secured ls Barlow
Brothers' renowned minstrel organl.
zation. Manager Dolsou is fully up
to the times and knows exactly what
the public wants, aud has secured
some of the best performers to DO had
on any continent. New features, new
songe, now jokes and now dances will
be introduced. No palms are being
spared to make the benefit success.
lie Wolf Hopper and his splendid
coterle of comic opera artists, which
includes such weil-known artists US
Della Fox, Grace Goldie. Marion Sing.
er, Samuel Read Edmund Stanley.
Alfred klstn and others equally prom
inent and populat, presenting j.
Cheever Goodwin ant loolson Mjrs's
picturesque and tunefIl oriental
comic opera, Will make their reap.
pearnuce In this city on Saturday
evening, May l3th at tho Grand Opert
House.
The uniform excellence Of the come.
'dtans supporting company. hls popu.
larity with all classes OF theatre goeTs
the Initial presentation in this city
'of new and highly successful opera
with Its superb stage settings aud
gorgeous costumes. it's bright and
witty lines and meludious iing!ing
numbers and many other bright and
attractive features Will no doubt be
one of the largest audiences of the
season. 4 prominent foature OF the
presentation OF "Panjaudrum. in this
city, will he the appearance of Miss
Ida Fuller, the famous Partisan
dancer. in series OF hor BEAUTIFUL
butterfly and serpentine dances. nc
com panied by dazzling rainbow and
SUPPORT electrical effects. Good seats
Gun still be had.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30


The nomination election on Satur,
da.. was warmly contested, aud re.
suited as follows: Gillis 4.SGS, Finn
R!64, Rettew 2Oo2. Goudley 1893, Taylor
25S. Total vote 9.0sh. Plurality for
Giilis 2l0i. Such decided expression
Of opinion should be efficient to
stop all clubbing or biekoring, us il
Indicates the preference of the voters
OF the party: so fully that there can
not DO any reasonable ground for O
contest. and every Republican should
RcquIecce at once In this choice, 30 as
TO ensure trium plant election Of
tho Thole ticket next November.
We must have harmony OF action.
unless We desire to aid the Democrat,
to retain their ascendeney lii oul
State. There were ten candidates Gol
Coroner, aud tho vote YVES as follows
Stldham, i5dS; Jackson, 1865; Wright
1854; Vandeyer. Ills; Mccullough. So
Ridgeway, So; BenRe, 547; Ennis
$40; Weldin, 3l7; Cloud, 81. Stidhan'l
plurality, 800. Stidham IS a one arme.
man aud has been employed as watch
nan III the Second street MARKET 70
several years. SYMPATHY for aim LEI
to his SUCCESS. We think ths ticket /
fair ore, and perhaps when we cor
sAder all the circumstances as satisfat
tor one AS could have been nom
mated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

DR. l.. L. Marks preached a power
full sermon yesterday upon the sub
ject Forgiveness. lie spoke on the
servant who wanted to he forgiven for
the ten talents, aud the Rev. gentle
man snid ton talents were In the great
notation called Merton. and was the
highest amount in tho notation equal
to the entire revenue OF the British
Empire.
The king forgave his servant the I'm.
monss amount. but the servant went
out aud met man who owed him l0C
pence. and when he pleaded for Tor
giveness for tho small amount. the
forgiven man refused to forgive hun
for this small amount. Tue minister
said in his discourse that the first for
EIveness represented the Div pe for
givenass and the second case the hu
man style OF dealing with creatures.
He also said. all men he believed, nc
doubt wanted to be honest. but the
circumstances of these times were
such as to prevent them making pay
menta, which In prosperous times the
would willingly do. The sermon was
interesting throughout and was listen
ed to with marked attention, ant
showed drought all the careful stud J
that the honored minister had devoted
to his subject.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30


Bishop Coleman went to Middle
town on Saturday morning to attend
the Childreu's Missionary meeting In
the Episcopal Church OF that place.
When he arrived, he was agreeably
surprised to find population OF boys
on the platform waiting to receive
him and escort him to the church.
The Bishop is a great friend with the
young people. and the incident afford :
ed him much pleasure. as their coming
forth to meet him Indicated proper pa
rental training. as we'll as an interest in
the cause OF missions, and the eventual
evangellzation of tho world. The
Bishop thanked them for their atten-
tion. when they explained that all the
boys and girls belonging to the school
desired to participate in his reception,
but in order to prevent confusion al
tho station 1t was decided to send the
deputation to represent them.
Either at the meeting. or on the
wey to the church, the Bishop explain
; ed to them that on the settlement OF
: the colonists in our country mission,
aries were sent over here by the
good people OF England and had 1t moi
teen for their labors tho settlers nigh
have become almost rs great savagel
as the Indians. and to-day been on
y level with some OF the heathen nations
!; OF the earth, II not actually bowini
:, down to gods OF wood and store. Tn
bishop invariably tries TO make tn
boys feel that he takes an interest Ii
their mental and moral culture, and a
y result no is one OF the most popula
: clergymen among tho young folks IL
,, our State. Tho Bishop returned t.
our city on the evening train wei
pleased with his trip,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The year ending Saturday Building
Inspector Dohl reports Ia IA successful
one for building operations despite
the general business depression. Ills
report OF the number of new buildings
10 In excess OF the previous year by
81 this year. there being erected $40
buildings and alterations, the valuation
OF which was S7I3, 0j3 81. luis amount,
however, Is about $1,000 less than tine
valuation OF properties erected tho
previous year. Fees collected amount.
ed to 81. 4s6. So as compared with
t22OS for the previous year. Beside
this work 1876 W lis were examined Is
buildings, II back buildings. cellar
| walls. 35S chimneys. 8 iiues, q walls,
10 stables. l church, l shop. church
tower and | calling were condemned
Three warrants were issued and $l5(
in linea collected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The saints commend Grated by the
church to day are 5. 5. Phillips and
James. Tho object OF the church In
connecting two at one time Is to Illus.
trate the manner OF our Lords senh-
ing forth his Apostles by two, as s. 8.
Simon and Judge, 5. S. Petor and
Paul, S. $. Barnahas and Barb olomew.
In the Eastern Church. s. Philips day
fell ON November IA, and ). James
October 23d. In The calendar OF the
Ven Bede, s. Philips alone Is mention.
ed Tor May list. s. Philips was one of
our Lordis first disciples and remained
with him during the time Peter and
Andrew returned to their occupation
after their first call.
After the dispersion OF the Apostles.
S.Phi Up founded the church In North
ern Asia, according to Eusebius he
suffered death by martytdom, being
crucitied and stoned while on the
cross at Metropolis in Phrygii. r.
james (the lessl was son of Alphous
and Mury and nephew to Joseph. the
husband OF the Virgin Mary, By the
anclents his mother was thought to
be cousin or according to the Hebrew,
sister" to tho Virgin. s james is
mentioned by Josephus In his Antiqui-
ttes(2O where ho speaks OF his
| mattyrdoin.
S.Jumes wasthc first bishop Of Jeru-
salon. and was known among the jaw
Us The just" IIo ls several times
mentioned in the Pau ino epistles and
was the author of the Catholic epistle
bearing his name. He suffered mar
tyrdom in Jerusalem "a, ID. go by
being thrown from pinnacle of the
temple and killed while on the ground
by being beaten with CLUB. ID. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

want 10 set straight the rumor or
charges about the proposed removal
OF Dan. Stewart from Tho Postoltice /
heard about IL last Thursday after.
noon Just before left town, but | have
been too busy Since, or up until zoe.
terdny with Paul tilllis' canvass to pay
any attention to rumUrs But | want
the public to know TINT have done
Eothing nor said anything looking to-
wards MIR Stewards removal. never
asked any mum to hava 1t done. nor
have l ever written word or line to
anybody, either In Delaware or Nash.
IinRton, concerning this matter.
never headed q delegation to Will
lard Saulsbury's Office, and while |
have been in that gentleman Office
more thun once on butincs3 | believe
L was never accompanied there by
anybody. Moreover, | have not been
to Washington now for nearly nina
years nor written q letter there for
that time. nor since | settled up my
accounts as United States Marshal
for this District. | don't go about
asking to have Republicans removed
from oIllce, / leaYs that to Democrats
have never before. In 40 years of nc.
tive political work heen charged by
any one with lack OF loyalty to my
party ass cintes. | was for Paul Gal.
lis and devoted weeks to his canvass.
but | worked openly and fairly and
there Isn't thing | did or So Ii which
itavo cause to regret OF Tor witch
should apologize.
II, II. McMuLLIs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

In tho Municipal Court this morning
before Judge Ball John Read was
charged with being drunk. He came
to the city hall last night for lodging
while Intoxicated and was locked up,
lIe got out of jail on Friday The
chief nude II plea for his release on the
ground tn t lie had work to go to this
morning Judge Bali gave him an,
other chance.
Three colorod men and co!ored
woman were held IN $50 bail for theli
appearance ON Wednesday morning,
charged with disorderly conduct OF
Saturday.
William Faulkner was held In S2OC
bail for tho larceny of pnir of pants
from Herman Golstein on Saturday
night. Faulkner is tho man whose
head ilattenel tho bullet which struck
him when fired by Officer BucN. He
has been convicted three times OF lar
ceny.
John Mccall was fined 81 and costs
yesterday morning for drunkenness