davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-15
Sturm uno unmetter.
Rdufer uno Sriiden weeeeidwemmt.
Camille. SQ.. Is. W}ai

9anbtIIe, Su., Is. Otat.
@eitern Nacbmittag bracb elm %un9ep0bn=
It9 beftiges untpetter iiber bic beige
@egenb beretn. Sn Der acbt W1eilen nett
Ii6 bon bier 9ele9enen 8ersmcrfs itoOt
@lenburn nit 200 @intpobnern fiel Elm
mOItet6rubarti9er &egen, unb 6aS 8alier
raui6te nit elmer !6efti9teit burcb bas
SbaG, aIs ob Elm SroBes Maiierbeden gez
boriten lei, 10 OoB ii6 Die 8etpobner nur
nit Otibe Guf b0ber gelegenes 2anb retten
tonnten. Wtebrerc 6Guier unb iGmmtlidbe
Briiden 1T bcr 9fa6bari6aft purOen meg
g%eriiicn. Sine NnSabl BON 8erionen,
tpelcbe SEN Sirius, Ser ii6 ieBt bier bcftns
BET, 6eiu6t batten, tonnten nicbt nieber
nad t6auie tommen unb muBten Iber
9tocbt bier bleiben. @eitere 8ertcbte iiber
6as llutpetter itnO no6 nicbt eingetroffen,
unb man metB nob ni6t, oh aucb Otenl6en>
leben p~erIoren 9e9an9en iinO.
, 1894-05-15
Bratllien unO Uortn9al.
Die itd ouf Sen 8rud smiiden Sen
beioen Re9terun9en beStePenoen
Sdrifttudc
Souen moreen befannt eemadt peroen.
%Qifinbnn. Is. 9}ni.

2tiiabon, Is. W2at.
Der bruiiGiantibe @ei6dftstrdser bat
BEN 8efe6I erbalten, ii6 iobalD Die 9eianbte
idbaft iii @emGB6eit Der bon GiO SanairO
erallenen 8efeble, UNI bic btpIomatti6en
Se3iebungen 3piiden 8raitlien uno BOrz
tugal ab3ubre6en, gei6IOiien iein miro,
nacD PartS 5u b~egeber. Die 9ofumente,
tpel6e ii6 auf BEN 8rub besieben, iper6cn
mor9en zines Weiteren befannt gcmabt
perben, unO peroen bartbun, baB Die llr7
iacbe oeS s3ertpiIrfntiies in Ser Gbatiacbc 3u
ilcben lei, boB benz Nomiral ba @amo unb
an6ern 0tebclenOfft5ieren an 8orD Der
portugieitiben &rie9si6iffe in braitlioniz
iben @etpaiiern 3ufluht 9etpGbrt nur6e.
Die unter6anOlungen iiber bteie Nn9elegen7
belt ~begannen am IA. WtGr3.
, 1894-05-15
Die Offisiere oes ponserfreuserG
uGhtca9o"
meroen am "a 8. m. pon eneIti9en ,f1otten=
ofT3ieren in Son6on fcttrt peroeu.
Qonbpn, Is. O2oi.

N0n6on, Is. Wfai.
Dim "a. Weat, benz @eburtstage Der So
nt9in 8tctpria, miro DOn en9Iii6en Slot
tenoffi3teren i'm bieii9en yQrmeez un6
Wortne Club" Dem NbmiroL @r6en, 8e~
feblsbaber bes o~mertfanilcbeq 8an3erz
t~reu3ers vGbtcago", louie Sen ibrtgeu
Offi3ieren 81 G9ren Elm 8anfett ueranitala
tet, tpeldem fpIgcn6e berOorragen0e 8er=
i0nli6teiten %beitpobnen perDen: 8rtn3
2uOmig bon 8attenber9, 2OrO &oiebern,
Carl Spencer, Serb 0eor9e 6amiLtcn,
2or6 8roliep, Sir Charles 9ilte, Aomiral
Sir Sobn 6. Gommeral, 2lomirat Sin
0opeu, Nomtral Sir 81. 8. 89ippSs
6ornbp, 9tomtral Sir t6enrD &cppal unO
nOcb cine grOBe Qnsabl SlOttenofft5iere.
, 1894-05-15
Moro uno S~elbfmoro.
Gin iun9es mdoden Don ihrem OnfeI err
i9oien.
Qen1ars. Soma. Is. Wfat.

@etern No6mtttag bat 6crman 8eters
feline gtibte Nnna 6anien in ibrer 5ebn
Weilen 'u0r6li9 Don Nemion seleoenen
@obnung eriboiien; ie par 9erabe nit
Teuerwaicben beicbaftigt, ais itc bur6 ben
S6uB toot nieOergeitreft lpuroe. 9tacb Der
Sbat 9ing geterS in oaS 9auS zines 0tac6z
bars, unb er5G1Ite, OaB ber SOB Oes OtGoz
6enS bur6 etnen ltnfaI b~erbei9efiibrt
tpor6en iet; bie gtabbarn be9leiteten ibn
Surld mach benz !6auie, unO iahen bic
2eicbe. Spdter cling 8cterS in Die Scbeune
unb eriboB iih nit Ocmielbeu 8epolper,
nit tpeIbem ct ietne Jtibte ermorbet bate.
Ser Wtorber mar ettpa ocbt uno 8~tpanSig
Sabre alt Die @ltern bes iungen Md64enS
befanben iib 5ur a3eit GbpeienO pom !6auie.
, 1894-05-15
6elYndt.
Gin oes moroes pero69tieer 11e9erfrdfino
Don Siiroern 9eriftet.
g el6orn, Sla., Is. O2ot,

Welborr, Sla., Is. Wfat.
Der NegeritrGfiu9 Goot 8iuiams if
aus Dem 8 Wtetlen n0rblicb bon bier 9ele=
senem StrG flin9Slager WtalorD'S BON elmer
S6aar uon Iber bunbcrt WGnnern bcr>
ausgebolt un6 9clpncbt worOcn. SIS beiBt,
6aB ct BET Der tiir5licben @rmorbung bon
3pet Srauen in 6amlltDn County bethel
li9t mar. 9er gtcger entipran9 aus Dem
0efGngniB, uno Der Wforo tpuroe ~begangen
tpGbrenO ct ii6 in SreiDeit bcion6. &iirs=
li3 purbc er in Wtacou, Ga, etagefougen
uno III bas Qager Surlldgcbradbt es berrldbl
groBe 9lufre9ung i'll Der Naobbaribaft, UNI
es per0en weiterc llnruben befUr1tet.
, 1894-05-15
Benedict ArnoIo's 6aus in Nem
Pdpen
miro oemnd6it nieoeraerifen weroen.
sc e 10 Sabeu, Conn, Is. Wai.

9as 9auS, tpelcbeS Benedict ~2trnolO, Ser
ebemalige observation-disclosures, aber ipdz
terbiu gum 8errdtber. an Der iun9en amez
ritaniicben 9tepubGif geiporben, babier be-
tpobnte, lit bon elmer 6ol5Ddnbler >6irma
ernorben norDen uno piro tpabricbeinlid
nie6ergeIe9t tper6en. Die 9ieitge 6iitortz
i9e @eieui9aft tpirb ale noc6~ por6an6enen
@egenitdnOe aus Der .3eit arnOlb's erz
tperben.
, 1894-05-15
Gnt9Ietfun9 zines 5rodt5u9es.
u1ehrere perfonen perIebt.
SpringfteI6, g., Is. Wfat.

II 3 EV*VI ~ To- WEWV'
9eute Ntorgen I'M 2 ubr ent9letite i'm
8eitcnbe Der Staot Der Oitlicb fabrenoe
Tra9t5ug SEQ. 36 BET v8ig Sour" z@iienz
babn, nobel Die 9otpmotipe uno oret5ebn
Bagen ibmer beicbaOi9t purben. 3wei
blinbe 9oiiagieye, Man1enS 9oprence Song
unO @ruit Trebel bon 8bitabelpbio, iotuie
Der 8rcmler Charles q. 8olau trugen 9ez
fabrli6e @erlebungen OoOon. 9ie ltriacbc
Der Gnt9leiiung lit nod ni9t ermittelt.
Die @e9rdumun9 Der Sriimmer miro ge@
raume 3eit in Qnipru6 nebmen, unb Die
3ige miiilen porldufig ibren g8eg auf Der
Qittle MiamizBahn iiber 0aDton nebmen.
, 1894-05-15
Gin WItberib.

Soiep6 Merenber8er ipuroe Deute 8orz
mtttog BON 9tidbter 8eriten nit elmer
Strafc ror $25 belegt uno inter cine Trie9
6ensbiir8i6aft BON $500 9eitcut. @r hattie
feline BON ibm g%etrennt le6snbe Satin
Dina in ibrer %g8Obnung, $40. 80 GeeSitr.,
aufgeiudEt unO ie nit einem gclaoenen
ReuOIDsr in Der 9anO nit benz SoOe be-
oro6t.
, 1894-05-15
Ueue RoPlenla9er.
Seoeutenoe Gontrafte fir Acknowledgement.
81 9afo, Ger., Is. Wlai.

Ut 3 D AEIv 10. NtuI.
8. g. Matibau, Der erite Sngenieur Der
Gto @ranoe 9tortbernz8abn, tbetlt nit,
baB innerbalb Ser nGcbiten Sage nit benz
8au Der 8abn ~begonnen tperOen pirb,
tpel6e Die Soutbern Yactfic nit ben
&Ob.enlagern bel San Gorlo berbin6en
ioa, unb beB Die 8abn in iedbs Monaten
pouenoet lein miro. Die Soutbern Bacific
bat nit Der San Carlos &obIengeieuicbaft
einen Gontroft fir bie 2ieferung BON id6r>
Iib 300,0 900 SOnnen &oblen abgei6lOiien.
, 1894-05-15
Streifenoe 6rubenarbetter in 21arY:
ldn6.
IN pieIen 5amiIien fehrt oie 10th Elm.
SrpfbnroL. M6.. Is. W5oi

- r . - w 7V7'' ~ 7V77'
Ser grubenarbeitertreif iibt auf bic
bieiige 8eDOlterung cine duBert nie6ers
icblagenoe @irfung aus. lleber 1900
2eute BON bier unD Der llmge9enO itnb
auBer @rbeit unO in Dielen 6amilien lit
i6on Die gtOtb eingetebrt. Die Qnfiibrer
Der Streiter itno aber no6 INNER poaer
3u0erltht. Sic 1tnb Der Nnficbt, baB Der
groBe Soblenmangel Die @rubenbeltber 3ur
Sentut9ung Der 80 GentssJtate 5win9en
lperoe. Die Streiter beobacbten etne lebr
frteoIi3e 9altUns.
, 1894-05-15
0iftn1oro.
Don Ser ei9enen 5rau permitteIt zines per=
9ifteten Geriftes aus Ger WeIt
9eidaft.
9 renbom, Ser, ID. Mlat.

Sn Der 9tGbe bon @eslep in 8aibington
Gountp, murOe Sobn 8ernon Ourcb Spef
uno grimes Semitic, OaS ibm feline Srau
por9eiebt bate, per8iftet, unb lit an ben
6ol9en oeS @iftcS 9eitOrben. Sn Sol8e
elmer Dor ieinem SObe ab9e9ebenen Or
tlGrung unO tpeiteren bel ben Snqueit ers
mittelter Sbatiadben pur6e Die Srau III
0aft genommen.
, 1894-05-15
Selbitmoro eines jun9en Kiinitlers.
Mem Nnrf. Is. W{ai.

SenrD MeranDer, Elm crit 3Ojdbriger
Wtaler BON San TranciscO, Der IGn9ere
Belt auf Der Qtabemie gu Mtlnben Dcrs
peilte, bat iicb geitern @lbenb i'm 6OteI
Orient babier per9iftet. 8aS ibn Oa5u
DeranlaBte, lit unbefannt. @r mar ein
Schiller BON SObR &OientbaI unO StrgiI
@tuiams.
, 1894-05-15
Der 2n0rOsr uOope" mtuioms
Gnt3ieht fid ser frafetoen 6ere3tt9feit.
Sort Wnrth. Ser. Is. W}Qi

v0aoe" 98tuiams, ipel6er 9eitern 2lbeno
sic Srau Sue McytauD, tpelcbe feline uns
peri6dmten NntrGge 5uriid9emieien bate,
aus 9tade eri9OB, puree beute trtb bon
SberiffgebiiIfen in etnem g8aIOe aufge>
it6bert. 9llS er lab, oaB er ibnen nibt
ent9eben fonnte, seri6metterte ct iib nit
tells zines S9uiies aus lciner Sacble ben
&opf.
, 1894-05-15

Republtfanifhe 0on9reBoanoioaten.
4ittsburg, 8a., 10. 0tai.
Die republifaniiben 6ongreBab9eoroucz
ten Sobu 9aLieu unO @m. 81. Stonc limb
beu1e bon ben betreifenben 9titriftscOnUenz
ten abcrmaIS ais Ganbibaten aufgeiteut
por6en.
S6tfs=Nahri6ten.
Stem Oort: p6riesIan6" BON 0ntz
tperpen; yObbam" BON 9totteroam.
, 1894-05-15

Ser vSn6epcn6once 8eIge" pirb aus 6enr
Gongolanbe gemelbet, boB Der Wapomboz
unb Der 2ufungo@O iitrict iib in. grocer
Nufregung befinben, uno oaB innerbQlb
sebn Ga9en 0aielbit bier bel9ii6e Ngenten
ermoroet 'tpor6en itno.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
IN GREAT DANGER.
Flames In the Forests Threaten Towns
and Farms.

DuLUTn, Mimi, July 20. - Forest
fires are getting worse and now threat
en- TO destroy the crops and buildings
OF hundreds OF farmers scattered
through the woods near this city. Sun
day the FIRE department was called out
TO protect farm property and Is still at
work. The fires run I'm the stubble and
timber with terrible rapidity. Heavy
and continuous rains are the only thing
that will save hundreds OF thousands
of dollars worth OF property OF farm
ers In this vicinity.
VIRGINIA, Mimi, July ga forest
fire has been raging in this vicinity for
the last forty eight hours. Virginia
was entirely surrounded by fire Sun
day and barely escaped destruction.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 2b.-The
bridge on the Omaha railroad above
Spooner was burned Sunday evening
by forest fires, delaying the Duluth
train several hours. The forest fires
are reported as raging furiously in the
northern part OF the state once more,
the rains of last week having been in
efficient 10 put them out entirely.
Around West Superior great damage
Is feared, several small towns being
threatened.
CUMBERLAND, Wis, July 25.-Forest
fires arc raging for more than 100 miles
along the line OF the North Wisconsin
division OF the Omaha road between
Ashland and Superior on the north
and Chippewa Falls and New Rich
mond on the south. Thousands Of cords
OF wood and crossties are on fire; also
fields OF standing and harvested grain
and hay. The drought has become APP
palling, and farmers were much dis
couraged before the forest fires began
TO run. Now IL looks as IL little would
be left To them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
DEPUTIES SLAIN.
A sherlf's Posse Tries to Arrest an Ala
bama Striker.

BmMIsGHAM, Ala, July 26.-Dcputy
Sheriffs Charles Cole and James Smith
went To the residence OF K. II. HUDSON,
near Coalburg Tuesday afternoon, 10
miles from here, TO arrest his son
George on warrant charging partici-
patton i'm the Pratt mines riot. When
the two officers reached the Hudson
house they attempted TO arrest the
younger Hudson, who resisted, drew a
gun and began firing. His father
who was with him, joined in the shoot
ing. The officers also fired, but the
Hudsons were too quick for them and
Deputy Cole was shot through the
heart and instantly killed. Deputy
Smith was shot in the breast and died
three hours later. The younger Ilud-
son killed both of the officers. The
elder Hudson was wounded i'm the
hand. Smith lived long enough TO
tell the other officers who came to the
rescue the story OF the killing.
After the killing the lIudsons fed to
the woods, both heavily armed. As
quickly as possible posse was organ
lied at Coalburg and another sent from
Birmingham on special train, fol-
lowed by troops The first posse sur
rounded the Hudsons on the mountain,
mile from the scene OF the first
encounter. The Hudsons refused Ia
surrender and fred on the posse from
ambush. A lively battle in the
bushes followed. Two OF the posse
fell, Buck Gay being MORALLY wounded
and James Wootson seriously hurt.
The Hudsons again fed. As soon as
rcinforcements arrived the entire place
more troops
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
BAD FIRE AT cHENoA. ILL.
The Loss Estimated at 5000. ooo-A Mans
Terrible Injury.


CHENoA, ILL.,, July 20. Six hundred
thousand dollars worth of property
was destroyed by fire in one hour
Tuesday. The fire is supposed TO have
been caused by n Chicago g. Alton
south-bound train, as few minutes
after the 1912 p. m. train
passed the livery barn OF Clay
ton Ballinger some one noticed the
fire start in the rear OF the above
frame structure and from It's starting
place 10 went until the entire business
portion, except two brick buildings
and some OF the residences, were wiped
out. The loss was total over two en-
tire blocks, which were occupied by
the finest buildings OF the city.
j. r.. McKcever, tailor, who
had rooms in the Hickory block,
in order TO save his life made
leap out OF the window, and in
the fall landed on a picket iron rail
ing. lie is in serious condition. The
wind carried sparks northeast from
town SO that considerable damage was
done 20 farmers by meadows and oat
fields being consumed This is the
worst FIRE Chenoa ever had.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
POISONOUS SPIDERS.
Found In the ss> and In Ponds NJ Wen -
ON Land.

Found In the ss> and In Ponds ~ Wen -
ON Land.
In the sea there are plenty of spiders
They are found crawling upon sea-
weeds along the shore. Their bodies
are very small and their legs long and
threadlike. There is species OF
nrachnid that lives under the water in
fresh ponds II makes its home in an
empty shell of water snail, closing
with a web of vanished silk TO keep
the water out. Other aquatic spiders
spread silken filaments under water TO
entrap insects. In New Zealand there
is black spider with red spot on its
stomach, which is supposed TO have
bite fatal 10 human beings. The same
animal has n similar reputation else
where though undeservedly. IL is
found in this country.
All spiders are venomous, but none
of them are deadly. The spider OF i'll
repute above mentioned is afflicted
with constitutional hydrophobia. II
will go into a fit IL touched with water,
though other species will drink eager
ly il drop of that fluid is offered on IA
straw. A severe spider bite produces
symptoms like those OF lock-jaw. In
the tropics live great hairy spiders.
Some Of them weigh half pound, with
q spread of legs wide enough TO cover
tea plate. Most of them spin no
webs, but dig a hole in the ground,
line it with silk and fit il with trap
door so artfully made as TO hinge,
bevel edge and spring that IL is almost
impossible TO find the opening. In some
cases they actually plant seeds on the
dainty portal for the purpose OF con-
cealing il with growing plants
The mission of spiders in the world
Is doubtless to keep down the flies,
which would otherwise swarm over the
earth. Only the females spin webs;
the males are about one-twentieth the
size OF the females, the sole purpose OF
their existence being that of reproduce
ton.
Spiders are very fond Of the music OF
stringed instruments, because 20 their
ears il resembles the buzzing of captive
flies. Their greatest enemies are
wasps, which paralyze them by sting
ing them. Then the wasp plants the
| bpl'ltI III a. hpitf lhg y an tkk bNHANN htA
and covers her mp. The young wasp
grub, on being Matched, feeds on the
body Of the spider. On warm autumn
day the air is sometimes full OF spiders
webs Certain species Of arachnids at
tach threads TO the ground and permit
/ the breeze 20 blow them away. Thus
they remain for days suspended high in
the air and miles away from their an
choragc. The arrival of a moist spell
OF weather sometimes produces a rain
of spiders webs, causing great aston
ishment. Spiders are feeble creatures,
their poison affording little protection
against the attacks of insect foes Like
human beings, they have unprotected
bodies, and no natural weapons worth
mentioning. Their survival in creation
is due TO the exercise of superior intel
ligence. Boston Transcript.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence n due TO it's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
atiye efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction 20 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale by all drug
gists In 50c and 81 bottles, but Il is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
Man and Nature.


The mountains. and the forests and the seas,
Oldest OF mourners with pathetic tone,
Have each natural music all their own.
Set IN accord with human destinles.
Sad. tender. manifold. What is more sweet
Than woodland melodies at nooni More
mild
Than dimpied ocean like a laughing child
That nsps. and rolls jewel TO our feet,
Breathlessly calmf And then. within an hour,
Behold that self-same ocean on the shore
Lashes; the forest quakes; with deafening
power
The rocks are rent. Then, OH amid that
roar
Awe-struck we sink we fall upon our knees,
We mountains, and ye forests, and ye seasl
The mountains and the forests and the seas
Have each their music, with our mortal lot
In sympathy TO soothe, exalt, appease;
And man, too. has hts music; has a note
or worldwide sweetness; tender reyeries
Dirges OF buried blisses unforgot,
Rejoicing p0ans. glorious symphonies;
But all OF them lack something; they have
not
The voice once heard in Eden; and the ear.
Pleased with rich sound, is as when some one
sings
In great court before king OF kings:
He closes and OF rapture born, q cheer
Shakes the high roof but whea the Lord of
oil
Speaks, there is awe and silence in the hall
Spectator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
wARLlKE AMERICANS.
More Lives Lost on the Frontier Than by
One side In the Crlmean War.

More Lives Lost ON the Frontier Than by
one Side In the Crimean War.
Prof. Il. f. Zogbaum, who lectured
in this city recently, says: ION my
journeys To Europe have had some i'm
teresting experiences with the armies
there. | have seen and studied
the English, German, Austrian
and French armies, and hope 20 see the
Russian and others some day. have
an excellent opinion of the American
regular. lie is a thorough soldier from
the top down This includes both
ths officer and enlisted man. lie be-
lieves in discipline, and he has
endurance, pluck, intelligence, grit
and the ability TO adapt himself To
circumstances Until two years ago
the regular troops in our western states
had been fighting continuously. Capt.
Charles King informs me that since the
close Of the civil war more officers have
been killed in frontier fighting with the
Indians than were lost by the English
in the entire Crimean war. have made
marches with our regulars and have
endured the hardships Of that life On
several occasions the men had small
frontier fights with the Indians while :
was with them, but never any serious
battles. Marching and scouting is the
hardest work Of the soldier. The Amer
lean soldier is n very intelligent fellow.
On march. no matter what obstacle is
presented, he always overcomes IL. An
enlisted man sometimes modestly sug-
gests a means. and II il is good the OIL
GERS use IL.
"The most warlake people of the
world are the people of this country.
Some people might take me Co task for
this statement, but IL is true. The
Americans are not n military people,
they are not quarrelsome, and 'thcy do
not want 90 hurt anybody. but they
will not let any body hurt them. They
have warlilSe spirit and resent an at.
tack quickly. This Is demonstrated
whenever we have little brush with
any small nation. In all parts OF the
country men Immediately send word
volunteering their services in enlisting
regiments. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
Lif. sentence for a Wife Polsoaer.

FnANKFoRr. Mich. July 26.-The
trial OF William II. Thacker for poison
ing his wife was brought To a close
Tuesday morning by IA verdict OF guilty
Of murder in the first degree. Thaclser
was sentenced 20 a life term in states
prison. Great interest was taken in
this case throughout this part OF the
state from Hackers prominence, so
cially aud politically. Public opinion
generally cOmmends the verdict
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
eY DIRECT VOTE.

The Houses Passes Bil for Popular Eiec-
tIon Of United states senators.
WAsnINGroS, July 24.--In the house
the regular order Saturday was
the resolution proposing an amend
ment 10 the constitution provid-
ing that senator's shall be elected
by direct vote OF the people.
Although two-thirds vote IL re-
quired for measures amending the con
stitution. the pending resolution was
passed by a vote OF 1877 TO 49-thirteen
votes to spare. The announcement OF
the result was received with demo
cratic applnuse
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

INpEPExDENcE. Ia. July 20 The
lumber yard OF Wackerbarth a Blamer
was discovered on fire Tuesday morn.
ing. A portion was consumed. with
large elevator belonging 10 the same
firm. Slight damage was done 10 the
Illinois Central stock yards, Sarcliffs
elevator and cars on the side-track.
Loss, $40, 900; partially insured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

wiclSwire Nudge IS always talking
about how good and obcdient he was
when he was boy. DO you suppose
he is telling the truth?
Yabsley-I shouldn't wonder II he is
He doesn't know how TO swim. "--Iu.
dianapOlis Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28
win Get Little Cash.

PrrrsBURGn, Pa, July 26.-The aud
itor appointed TO distribute the funds
realized from the sale by the sheriff OF
the property and effects of the God
frey g. Clark Paper Manufacturing
company has filed his report The
claims against the company were S2IS,-
a45. and the sum realized $4,000. The
general creditors will receive four
mills on the dollar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

There Are Hearts That Break.
Twas IN IN merry, warm July,
One sunlit morn.
That BIZ, IA Mary Jane nj
Wus hoeln corn
An we soon worked away from Bill
An got around beyant tn hill
Fur Bill wus sweet on Mary Jane
But Bill wus slow
An disliked q give I'm pain
Fur Bin. 20 know.
He'd never dreampt In all his life
al Mary Jane I'D be my wife.
looked into 'er sparklin' eyes
Thar round tn hill
AS fair a. any summer skies
An pitied Bill:
Fur, MARY Jane, IL I'D be nice.-
Bed I, LET we I'd only splicel"
Any gal refuse me- No
Thet couldn't be;
With twinklin' eyes, n checks aslow
She said q me:
= A year'll pass away quite soon
'spect G marry come next June"
Ny ole hoe smashed the clodded hills
Like giants arml
Their weren't no sorrow but poor Bills
Around tn farm
Fur IL I'd kill tn boy. you see
Fur Mary Jane q como @ me.
An, mel tn yearsll come n go;
An hearts1l change,
An leave tn sterlin wurth they know
Fur gods thet's strangel
We see them boys romp DER tn plainsl
Them kids . Bits n Mary James.
CiaVaIauH plalndealRr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-28

On account Of the Annual Convention OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America, tho Northwestern Limo viii sell
excursion tickets 10 st. Paul, MIMI, and
return at half rates-one fare for the round
trip; tickets on sale July 30 and 81, good for
return passage until August Is, 1894, in
elusive. For tickets and full information
apply TO Agents Chicago & Northwestern
hallway.