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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
ALMOST ENDED.
The Labor Commissions Work In Chicago
Nearly Completed.


CHICAGO, Aug. a0-The direct investigation
OF the recent labor troubles by President
Clevclands labor commission Is practically
ended AZ 1880 o'clock Chairman wright an
nounced that all the witnesses on both sides
who had been suggested 20 the commission had
been examined and that there remained no
more evidence 20 be heard The work OF the
commission. therefore, in that respect Is at
an end. The commission will meet THURS
day. Mr.. Wright said, for the purpose
OF hearing any testimony IN rebuttal Which
either side may care 10 oner In all proDapl-
ity tho commission will close It's work here
to-day or Friday. Tho members VIII
then have the testimony OF all the witnesses
typcwrltton and made up IN book form ana
will meet ia Washington perhaps next week TO
consider the case and prepare report
Much OF the &. 600 allowed for the expenses
Of the inquiry has already been eaten up, but
the commissioners think they will have enough
cash 20 see them through. The commission
has been sitting since August -, or just two
weeks. Allowing $50 day for the total per-
sonal expenses OF the members, pretty neat
bill can be figured out. Then the other eX-
penses have been more or less heavy.
The first witness WAS Town Agent Hoorn-
beck. OF Pullman, who was questioned 10y Mr.,
Herman lie said that he had charge OF tho
houses and real estate IN tho model town. The
witness said that he signed the leases OF the
houses for the company, and produced q form
OF the lease.
The agent said that in the matter OF repairs
the company paid all the bills, The repairs on
the houses last year amounted TO Si2OOO The
repairs we're not charged 10 the tenants. Ho
could not say why the lease provided for the
charging OF repairs 70 the tenants. lie only
knew that the company did not charge the ten-
ant with repairs.
The Rock Island road furnished about thirty
witnesses from Blue Island 10 show the char
nctor Of the strike meeting 40 the village on
that road There were tailors painters, car
rcntcrs storckeeperssand railroad men, but
most OF them knew nothing aud we're dismissed.
Their testimony showed that OF about 400 men
who attended the meeting less than onc-third
were railroad men.
Each testified that Vice President Howard,
OF the American Railway union, had used most
violout language Ia the speech he made az the
Blue Island meeting, suggesting violence and
calling Mr.. pullman and the railroad man
ayers hard and vile names. These witnesses
said that Howard caused the strike on the
Rock Island -Dcbs helped only incidentally 20
bring Ii on
II. r. Saunders was recalled after the others
had testified. lie said that ia his speech Mr..
Howard had said that Pullman ought 10 be
hanged, ana that he. Howard, would Ike TO
help hang him Howard had also said the men
who would take the places OF those on strike
should be killed with a coupling pin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Paris.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Regular session.


AFTER an hours wait the senate on the a3d
was unable 20 secure quorum, and adjourned.
A clerk reached the capitol with some impor-
tant nominations. but owing 20 the absence Of
quorum they could not be laid before the
senate 80. In the house the chairman OF the
committee on naval affairs presented tho pre-
limnary report upon the investigation OF the
armor plate and billets furnished 20 the gov
eminent by the Carnegie steel company The
bill 90 give the Hutchinson a Southern Rail-
road company two more years In which 20
build the road through tho Indian territory
was passed
IN the senate on the cath the house Joint reso-
luton was adopted for a final adjournment
August % az p M after which an executive
session was held, and all nominations 20 which
no objections we're offered we're confirmed ,...
in tho house o Joint resolution was adopted for
FINAL adjournment on the 2sth. The anti
anarchist bin was brought up and an amend
ment 20 Il offered, but objection being made TO
its consideration the bin went over.
THE senate held a short session on tho 9th
and adjourned without transactlng any im-
portaut business .. Ia tho house resolution
was offered 20 print tho tarin bin, and Mr.. VIII
son said tho sennte bill, which IS now law.
would Increase tho basis OF taxation $4,000 600
over the Mckinley law The death OF Com
grossman shaw. OF Wisconsin. was announced,
and a committee was appointed 20 attend the
funeral
ONLY q score OF senator's we're present on
the last day OF tho second session OF the Fifty
third congress on the Gsth. Tho committee
appointed 70 call upon the president announced
he had no further communication 20 make 10
congress, Resolutions OF thanks were rendered
Vice President Stevenson and the senate adj
Journed sine die....In the house the resigna-
tion OF Representative Oates, recently elected
governor OF Alabama, 20 take effect December
B. was presented. Tho committee appointed TO
walt upon the president reported that the
president had no further communication 20
make 20 congress- and tho speaker declared
the second session OF the Fifty-thifd congress
adjourned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
MOMENTS WITH SCIENCE.

A GALLON OF alcohol can be made
from bushel Of sweet potatoes
The largest comets are 80 rarifled
that they never harm planets or satcl.
litcs by colliding with them.
MARS Is ordinarily IA, 200, 900 miles
away from the earth, but every fifteen
years IL approaches 60 within 81, OOO, OOO
miles.
OFFICIALS Of the Smithsonian insti-
tutc have discovered evidences which
lead them 20 believe that the mound
builders were the progcnitors Of the
modern Indians.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
ChosEN AaAlN.
Congressman Wilson Rcnominnted Says
the right VIII Continue.


MANIFESTATION, W. Va, Aug. 30.
Chairman Wilson, Of the ways and
means committee. the democratic tar.
III leader ia the house Of representa-
tives, has been renominated for con.
Rrcss.
Mr.. Wilson delivered an address 20
the convention afterhe was nominated.
lie deprecated the fact that the dcmoc.
racy had been unable TO give the PEG.
pie the FUN measure OF tariff reform
demanded ia the platform, but prom
Used that the end was not yet and said
that the present law, while not what
was wanted, would prevent the enact.
mcnt OF further protective measures.
and would form the foundation Of a
tariff law which should make glad the
hearts OF the people
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01

THE right kind of goodness is alwaysgood
for something RAMS Horn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
! pERsONAI AID POuTICAI.


NEBRASKA populists nominated n
ticket headed by silas A. Holcomb for
governor.
DEMOCRATS In state convention at
San Francisco nominated Congress-
man James Budd for governor.
JouN NEWELL, OF Chicago. aged G4,
president and general manager OF the
Lake Shore railroad, died OF apoplcxy
az Youngstown, o.
NoMNATIONs for congress were made
as follows on the esd: New Jersey,
First district. II. G. Loudcnslagcr
(rep) Tennessee, Third district, Eos
ter V. Brown (rep.). Nebraska. Sixth
district Omar NJ. KEN lpop.). Kansas.
Third district. w r. Sapp tdem. }.
Pennsylvania. Fortieth district. d. :.
Walton (rcp); Twcnty-cighth district,
Aaron Williams DEM. North Caroli-
ma, Sixth district, J. A. Lockart
(dem.). New York. Tweuty-third dis
trict. w. II. Footc. Jr. Crep.). Missou-
RI, Seventh district, G. y. WislScr pro }.
Virginia, Fifth district, Claude swan
son (dem. }. Sixth district. o. c. Ruckcr
lpro.); Tenth district, Edmund r.
Cooke lpop). Missouri. Fifth district,
b. T. White (pro). Florida. Second
district, G. NJ Cooper (dem.); Mont
Atkinson (pop.).
Is convention at Reno tao republic
ans OF Nevada nominated A. G. Cleve-
land for governor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01

CAmo. H., Aug. 30.-Dr. Joseph J.
Gordon dropped dead at the bedside Of
c. A. Marx, whom he was visiting pro.
fessionally Wednesday afternoon I'M
company with DIR. w. r. Grinstain.
They had administered chloroform
and moment after Or. Gordon fell
from his chair and was lifelcss when
his colleague reached his side. lie
was 30 years old. Apoplexy caused
his death.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
FOR A NATIONAL PARK.
Gen. Sickies Wants tho Government TO
Acquire 1000 Acres at Gettysburg.

Acquire 1000 Acres az Gcttysburg.
NFw YORK. Aug 2s.-Gen. Daniel u.
Sickies has "A scheme FOR the creation
of grand national park which
will include tho battlefield and
other historic points OF interest at
Gettysburg The purchase of some
thing like 1900 acres in and around
Gettysburg IS embraced in the plan.
The government already owns several
hundred acres al the scene Of the de-
clsvc battle OF the war. and Cen.
Siclslcs proposes to acquire about $500
acres more.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01

WHEN the shoestrlng Of n girl thirty seven
years old comes united you may be very
sure that 10 was by accident; also that a.
will have 70 tie 1t up herself omerylls
journal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
TBLEGRiPHIC TIPS


The Kansas Editorial association Is
holding convention at Hutchinson.
The Illinois Conservatory of Music at
Jacksonville, Ill. burned. Loss, SlAeol
The Illinois Steel company's mills at
Joliet H.. have resumed operations with
800 men.
Mrs. Carrie b. VOLS Of Lincoln, Neb..
mistakenly supposed for nine years that
she was q widow
The colored captain OF the watch on the
steamboat state of Missouri was murdered
by roustcr at cairo.
The missionary board OF the German
Evangelical, church of the Western dis
Itet OF Missouri met yesterday at Sc
dalia
II is reported that Chris Evans. the
California bandit king, and his friend
Morrel! sailed from New Orleans for Eu-
rope,
The completed statement concerning the
Lewiston uN) bank failure shows bal
nnce OF S62'6il.li 10 be paid TO the part
ners
Governor Alleged issued rcqus.ion for
b, j. Fuller nov in Iowa and refused to
honor Tequisition from Georgia for Hen
ry Hin
Chicago parties will bring suit to COM
pei the Illinois board OF health to recog-
MIC tho graduates Of the Physio-Medical
college of that city.
Mrs. Lease has announced that she will
maze seven Speeches, one in each con-
Sressional dlstrict In Kansas. 10 denounce
Governor LCwcllir5.
Mrs. Clara Cas5el was fatally burned by
an oil stove nj 81, Joseph. Mo,
Gold has been found in paying ouanu-
ties on Pond creek, IN Ozark county Mis-
souri,.
Suit has been brought by several East
era colleges against the trustees Of Mil
Nonaire Fayerweather's estate for be-
quests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

James \. Herne took occasion at a re-
cent matinee of Shore Acres" in New
York TO reply TO the charges that the
urty ~ lne some In plot and chief charac-
tors as those Of n drama by james l..
duced on the Pacific coast twenty years
aEo. said Mr., Herne;
Shore Acres is modern: II would have
hAd no meaning twenty years ago, and
therefore could not have been written at
that time. Il is not an accident. 1t is a
growth. II is, as my friend Zen Teal
once said Of my work in general The
Culmnation of native talent rpenad by
thirty years Of experience The trend OF
modern thought in art is toward vera
tam. shore Acres'is IN its way a con-
tTibuuUn TO yeratism in dramatic art
It's theme Of story-it has no plot-incI-
dents and characters, with the exception
OF the scene IN the lighthouse and the
scene Of the fisherman in the storm-inci.
dents That have been used in plays with
out number time out of mind-were
evolved by me and have no prototypes in
any other play, as far as ! know.
The absolute newness evidenced in the
treatment Of the simple storm in its at
mosphcre and purely local color, i'm the
orlBlnalily and marked differentiation OF
the character drawing, ms well as in the
methGds employed by the actors imper-
sonauon', al! of whom follow lines Thought
out ana laid down by me, should / think
purge me OF any such charge as that
brought against me. Shore Acres is a
poor thing, sir but mine own"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

IT.rr- q CIyN AIpeals-B- u. IAr!ton
sftf trsIcc, II o. Head aud /. ".
Stephens. ass7ciate justices. Located at
J-.r. Worm. Texaa. january at-Tha
H.H mt OK appeals today handed down
.hs following OU.uIanE'
sfarr,y Hardware company rs, o. p.
Camcrgc appeal from Easian4 county;
f. A swink vs.. ]. C. League, appeal
r..m caiiahan COUNTY; reversed and re-
~ n BOWMAN w. j. A. Tcmplc.on. ap-
peal from Clay county, reversed ana rem
M.s.o uu Pacific Railway company Vs.
81 g. Patton, appeal from Clay county
OK colorado and santa Fe Railway
company ya. j. ". Nicholson, appeal from
Wire county affirmed
vs. Vaughan vs. A c. Foster appeal
fr1m Haskell county; affirmed
20 Morris ct 30 ys 6 B. Duncan ct AL;
appeal from Wise county reversed and
E,dna1c ct al vs. Massle Parish ct
al, appeal from Clay county reversed and
b. j.. ATWOOD VS.. f II Brooks, appeal
from Mitchell county; affirmed.
Missouri kansas and Texas Railway
company VS. g g. Ehomc, appeal from
Clay county. reversed and remanned
Fort Worth and Denver CITY Railway
contrary W. \. J.. Heater. appeal from
Wise county: affirmed.
@ u. Gowau vs. Pickel. Van peet &
comnluy. appeal from Wise county; re-
yrrsoi and rcmaudct
Fort Worth and Denver City Railway
company ys. C. V. Terrell, appeal from
Denton counts; reversed and remaDded
The following motions were this day
autmltt1l- Worth and Denver CITY
. II AFItff,A.aasg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

scs.sy 7-o-s ph.-h ~ 500 received vas
el 7H-C
lz5 ve-y r-- SKY. -=-e- a-i ~
.f-. .lEr s1- -t1 AJAX = O.. -li. 3
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E-a-se rt-F,.-s-aT- --4 -s rf. .f-
s--e- f- t-als- I-s- rr-. -srs
a ara .E.s- So -E- vac G.
$50. -..-.s. s..re some ss- re
en- q ~ s-.--ts ls EFV f-t-- - ---
N -- So Hr-Fa.- IS .rs -rlur-
--: t-e III
$500 ~ .-r- ass .-e loves -t .-e
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

Ar. X. H4r,aei manager ~ TIE Hous-
ION flnarhg HuuCR r@fscrfU fr1 herF
moYernen- FOR January q. iai rs ~
p. $. f.Hn5est was ARRESTED yesersa 81.
chAfEfd W4iA carrFiff pistol ara m co.
ar1in4q9p vas bound oFer for trial % us
Hgns Of yz9
Yesterday morning fr about ttifty r1i5-
utes snow fell Hii over The city ana q
De aame time ulc sea was EniuFE
t1roqah re 10 nc ci2lfs. maEns a
Judge John Duncan was under the
weather laF. evening with an attacI ~
the grip iu consequence the rtegrHtr's
court catel on hand we're put 9G u-a
this morning.
The electrical appliance Of car 80 z
OF the city service eOt out % ordcr IN me
corner Cf Main greet and Teas aYsuee
yesterday afternoon, causing q msmeH-
fary bi0ckade.
on account on tho electric wires being
crOksed 'lug13aY ihghi He nre LelI rang
for about haif np hour. caualng people
somewacre 10 the city
Walter Stock, an electric m9i,7Ynan.
was arrtGted ygatefday. charged win 4s.
saul end 5atterg re Yii! BE ,dsd n
the rap9riera court thig mofHlIs. COM
plant Was made ~ Louis achic8sinztr.
Jhller A. Y. Anderson received yestcr-
day from BE uncle ia north Carolina a
hand come hickory walking stick. winch
~ about twenty years Old. AZ NJ Anaaf-
son Is a namesake o. MS AGED unrle b.
values the stick mosr highly
sherln Pills has IN hts possession 4
handsome mantel clock, which Was taken
from prlHoneF who Was arrested Tha
clock was probably stolen md w now Ia
the shenm's office awaiting lndsnunca-
ton.
shiokens against Hoatum chickens Wlll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
\ DATIY POST THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY % $50

Ie- I'd. Bye-s Bros estate - J W.
u----o-- motion 90 s-sr'it or figreSt-a
cs Le.ar granted Brown d I,,c-rys rs r.
81 Tl.-rrscc Et ci riHt.-l o. correct
--s----t retusal N.e4.a Valley i-1iiN-.
-e-ry ys. p. T. Cracs 70 o. motion b
reverse a-l -e- ier E7lc'H3 $ .. Burr-.;
ls- r s. Powell motion So Gle c21tl1-
-s 70 law and fac; rsf-sss, North SIDE
rl,F Railway e---arv % a. Fs Thomas
Tc--t-rEtor. -otioa 90 correct trars--tT;
grated W. Z. Williams 60 81 rs ~ L.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
CIVIC SOCIETIES.
.nGrnnsc Knights ofpythins

LaGrange, Texas, january "a - The
Knights OF Pythlas have elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing year. John
" Hail, c. c.; J. W Moore, V. c.; A. s.
Mann, prelnte, y. NJ Williams. X OF II.
and =. H. 7, Bradshaw, NJ OF H.: u.
Hous. inner guard; VIM, Insraham, outer
guard.
W. s. Robson in behalf OF the order
presented the retiring chancellor. A. Il.
Jackson, with a handsome silver coffee
set as token OF It's regard and apprecin-
ton for his sterling and valuable SER
vices In behalf OF the order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

Uvalde. Texas, January 23.-In the dis
trlct court yesterday, when the case ~
the Mexican, Getano for murder was
called, his attorneys made a motion 10 I'M.
quire INTO his sanity The case took nm
most OF the day and he was adJudgcd ir'
sane,
Court WIN adjourn this week, as tbe
docket has about been cleared.
District Attorney Storms leaves tb,s
morning for his home at Bandera.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

Trenhau, Texas january 2i-Bov. j. J.
Elc1ler was stricken with paralysis last
nlght and died quite suddenly Hc was
pastor In charge of the German Methodist
church hero and highly esteemed by nh
who knew him. His death rs a rgoat loss
20 the conference - which he belongs
gs he was an able and earnest worker
in the vineyard Of the Lord.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
AYmENEAL.
CuIe-NIcIntyrc

Brenham Texas, anuary @.-In his a.
fee at the court house yesterday afternoon
Justice Binz performed the ceremony
which united John IT, Cole and Victoria
Mcintyre for better or for worse. and they
went their way rejoicing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

Montgomery Ala, January 4-NIiss
Gcna H. Jones, daughter OF Governor Ton,
Jones, was married tonight to AIR. Charles
r. Holt son Of Ex-Governor Holt OF North
Carolina
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

TO SMOKERS AND THE TRADE.
j. y. Taub sells Old North state Smok.
ing Iohacco. Finest money can buy or
Congress avenue. Wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25
Or. Prices Cream Baising Powder
W0fld's Falr Highest Award.

Royal owl Flour ls FUarantecd 10 please
you or your money wNi b. returned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

THE WONDER T8Rr
42i. fest from craIlgr1s Tea Store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-25

We heard mechanic say that he would
not be without Salvation Oil. II kills pain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03

1t ia seldom that the publlcis afforded
the opportunity to witness such an ad.
mirable performance as that provided
BY Manager Feinler at tho Grand Opera
House, where BARLEY Campbelrs
greatest work, 1.-THE Galley Slave" Is
being presented to crowded houses.
The company, including many local
PLAYERS, is seen to decided advantage,
and the great abundance Of comedy
makes the play very attractive.
The beautiful love story, told in
classic language, strongly appeals to tho
feminine theatre goers, and a largo
audience will undoubtedly be In attend-
Gnce at tho matinee to-day. "The Gal.
ley Slave" will be given for tie last
time in Wheeling this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03
KNOWLEDGE

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03
..powER op LEE PEE
August PItou's Great Production 70 l
Given here Monday.

The grand dramatic success, Augui:
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In scenic pictures and stage mechanism
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03
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