davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-15
1us oem GriminaI9eriht.
Tloropro5e6 SippoIosKries.

0Gbren6 Ser beutigen @OrmtttagSiibung
i'm Bro5eB gegen 0uitap 2ippolb bielten
6iilfsft0at5 z2lnpaIt Cobb Die @~r0fnun9Sz
unO SaucS 8. Garmidael Die grtpioers
un9Srebe. Ser leBtere bcbauptete, Die
8ertbeiotgulg tperOe eiuen 2lngriff nacbe
t%uetien, rpelcben Der BON 2ippOlO eri6Ia8ene
Nbra6am 6. &rieS ouf 2ippolO in Deiien
@irtDibafL $50. 957 5Oite Str, am II.
Suli peritbte.
9us 3eugen mur6cn Or. Biuiam Bar7
ions unO Or. @Dmunb QlnOrepS Uernoms
men, lpelde ben ScbQbel6rI6 feititeQten
lno Die &crIebung ais UnbeOtngt tObtIi@
ertlGrteu.
, 1894-09-15
UelegraphiD&e OepeG&en
I(adflGn9e Don Ser 9ro6en ueber
faWemmun9.
Die Nbi6t, SdooeneriobFIaeen ein5ureiden,
~auf9eoeben.
8 obnstDnn, 8Q., Is. Sebt.

gfacb Der grOBen lteberibpemmung mar
bon bteligeu 0ei6dftSleuten Die Summe
BON $500 auf8cbro6t por0en, Inn Sdbaz
0eneriaBflagen ge8eu ben rSoutb Sort
6tlbtn8 Club" anbdn0ig SIT mad6en. 9tOz
Dotaten erbtclten fir Elm @utachte1, tpelz
cbeS nt3t 9initi9 auSficl, $1,000 un6 in
elmer 9eitern QtbenO itattgebabten 8erialnmz
lung, purOe Die Q[bit6t, cine &lage ctn5u7
retcben, fauen g%eLoiien uu0 Der 5teit Der
Summe benz 6Oipital iibertpieien. 0amtt
bat oteie Nn8elcgenbeit iDr @n6e errcicbty
oa cine Qn5abl BON BerioEen, welcbe Die2tbs
it4t batten, Gla8en ein5urci9en, Dies ieBt
0uT9e9eben baben.
, 1894-09-15
Reht 70 !
Mehrere perfonen meeen meinpertGIfdune
perhaftet uno beftraft,
g on6ustD,0. Is. Sept.


@eitern Na6mittag berbafteten 3tpei
Subcommittee BON Der StaatScommiiz
iion gegen 8eriGli6ung bon Na%brungsz
m~itteln, Gb. WOo8, Sobn O. Dorm, Tranf
9eup unb Q8iuiam Befer, tpe9en Meinz
DerfGli6ung. 9ieielben bcfonnten fidb
i6uIbi8 un0 murben gu elmer Celebrate
BON ie 500 nebit Soften per1rtbeilt, 9tudb
George StabG tpuroe unter 6erielben 0lnz
tlage perbaftet, aber iein 8erb0r nurbe bis
Wonta9 peri4Oben, UNI erit Nacbribt bon
ctnem Gbicogoer @eidGftSfreunbe bon i6m
81 erbalten. q. @intber, Elm @roBbdno>
Ter III Sptrttuoien, pur6e tuegen 6eiieIben
Ber8ebenS oerbaftet unO tptrb am 9tenitag
lein GerbOr beiteben. Wie e8 betBt, louen
no6 pettere 8erbattungen %por8enommen
perpen.
, 1894-09-15
mie in Der n9uten, alien" 5eit.
Gin Ne9er p~erPauft ftR fir fef5ig Dollars.
SeImn q. 0Lln.. IL Gent

@eftern Dertoufte iic6 Der ettua cinunbz
3tpan3igid6rige 9teger Sam Sobniton fiir
$50 N ben Oberit Stort OliOer. So6al6
ser 6onoel a~b9eiblOlien mar, fQufte iicb Der
9berit etnen Stri6 u1O banb Den gteger al
cine Der SGulen beS Sout6ern 6o1elS feft,
Bis er Die Geiie nab 6auic antreten tpiir6e.
21S Der Sberit enbltcb 10 melt mar, fiibrte
er ben gfe8er in Der 28cile, ipie eS Dor benz
GebeltonSfrte9e Sittc mar, bon 6annen.
Der gtegcr ieIbt nabm bic Socbe Iebr fii6l
nnb erbOb 8e8cn bic 8ebanblungspeile ieiz
mes 9crrn nicDt ben ~9erin9iten Ginmano.
, 1894-09-15
Groke geitIidDkeiteu lit 9ltexikn.
Der 6eburtsta9 oes p~rdiioenten
DtaS
limo ser Jahresta9 Ger neutrality-suspicious..
ftdrune feilid ~be9aneer.
81 ID. Sen.

Die 6rettG9igen 6eitlicbfeiten gu G6ren
bes @eburtsta8e5 ocS Brdiioenten 0ta5,
unb beS Sabre5ta0eS Ser l1nabbGngigfeit87
erflarung Ser 0~tepublif Wcrifo, ba6en i'm
Ban5en 2anbe tbren Nnfang genommcn.
Die 8ruppenparaoe un6 bos Manoucr aut
Der @bene bon 8erolDiuo paren baS i90nite
militGrii9e Sbauiptel, ipelc6eS ieit oielen
Sa6ren bier itatt9efunbelt bat.
2lrn 9tbenb MAJ Der Blab Dor Dem Gtesie7
r~un9SpaIaite bon elmer nacb Gauienben
3dblen6en Weni6enmclge an8efiiut, ipGbz
renD it9 i'm 8aloite Die t60dititebenOcn Ser
Station sum sroBen Gmpfauge bel benz
9r&iioenten ein~gefun6en batteu.
, 1894-09-15
Gin Burger aus pontiac permi6t,
Seit iciner Qbreife nah Chicago fpurIos
perihwunoen.


Ole Treunbe BON G6, Oters b%efin0en fib
tber ooS ei8entbiimlidbe 8eri6wtn0en beSz
lelben in 9roBer 8elorgntB, un6 befiir9z
ten, oaB ibnt Elm Iln8Illd 5ugeitoBen lit, oa
IS befannt mar, baB er itetS piel @clD BET
1teb 5u tra9en pflc8te, 3utpeilen bier bis flint
tou1en6 9OQar8, Gor ungefG9r funf
Wodben reiite er nacb Gbicago ab, unb iettz
Dem bat er pe6er etnas BON ii9 b0ren
lallen, no6 lit ct tpieoergele6en &porben.
Wfon bat an BldBen, 100 er, lpte er gc1agt
gotte, btngeben tpole, gta6fra9en aniteuen
tolltl, ober IN teocm etn5elncn Sail bieB eS,
Dap Wter3 bort nt6t 9e1peien lei. =
, 1894-09-15
Sdeufltde 8ebon0Iun9 ser 6e=
fdn9enen.
Dos ole aus oen 6efdnoniieu entIafenen
6efan9enen Oariiber beribten
Sc e 10 g orf, Is. Sept.

Cine Gpe3iaGOepeI9e an Sic u8Orl6"
aus 8io Saneiro iagt, baB Ob9leib Oiele
@cfangene in Sret6eit 9eIebt tpurben, bod
mebr 8erlonen mGbreno Der Iebten Sage
Oerbaftet, ais freigeIaiien tDur0en. 0ie
aus ben @~efGngnilien entIaiienen @sfonges
men er56blen unglaubIicbe @ei6i6ten iiber
Die grauiome 8ebonblung Der @efangenen.
sic pur6en oft sur Qlrbeit an 8oro BON
S6iffen gei6idt, no einige bon OenieIben
5u Iobe gepeiti6t Duroen.
, 1894-09-15
0aPresconpent 0es oeut1bsfatboIi=
fben 0entraIperetrs+
DENT elhen meroen Dertreter pon mehr ais
~finfbunoert Dereinen beiwohnen.
&c 10 q nrf. Is. Sent.

Der beutibe r0mti9ztat6oGilcbe Central
8eret1, cine Der 8rOBten un6 bliibenOiten
Observation-Disclosures 6es Gon6es,
mirb in Stem Yorf ieineu SabreSconpent
abbaLten. 9erielbe ~be8innt morgen uno
oauert 6rei Gage. Sci Der @~elegenbett
tperDen 0ele8aten BON Sen meiften Ser $40
8ereine, aus tpeldben Der G~entralpcrcin be-
itcbt, 3ul0mmenfommen, uno bic 00c91ten
fir6liben 8iirOentrd8er ser Sta0t un6 Ser
9tabbari3aft werOen Dem Gonpent 6eiz
1pDDneH,
, 1894-09-15
Sie9 Ger Japaner.
Die Gbinefen bel Sing Gbuer poltGnois in
Ole 5Iudt 9eidIagen.
Qon6nn. Il Gent.

Cine bier bon Seoul in &orea, einge7
troffenen 0epeicbe bonn 10. September
iogt, baB Bic bon @enian nus Dorrit6enben
.iaponiiben Sruppen bic Gbineien BEL Sing
Gbuen pouitGnbt8 in Die 6lucbt 9eibla9en
baben. Die 9erluite iouen ouf beibeu
Seiten iebr bebeuteno g~etpeien Iein.
, 1894-09-15
Die Anmerbun8en Don Guropdern
Paben auf9eR0rt.
Das inolthe @ineiide 6efdwaoer bat oen
8efeRI erRolten, iib nab Dem Qoroen
5u be9eben.


Sine 6euti8e 0epeibe an Sic n9imes~
aus 6ongton8 ia8t, boB sic 9(nmerbunqen
non @uropdern fir Die 6ineiifcbe Q(rfnee
i6r Gn6e erret6t baben, Sieben 8erloz
nen, pel6e tnt iitoltben 0epartement i'm
ool6ienite an8eitcIt %lparen, baben ibre
fyfbere Stelun8en tpieoer eingenommen.
nns qanse iiiolicbe ~@jelcbpaoer bat ben 8ez
III erbalten, itb nad Dem gtOroen 81 be-
gsbsn'
, 1894-09-15
mollte ais blin0er pofo9ter nit.
fohren,
Gerieth aber inter ole BIDDER uro wuroe
3erlnaImt.
Ge6olio. Mo.. IL. Gent

Sci benz 8criude i'm bieiigen 8abn6ofe
auf cincn 3ug 81 i~prtn8en, Scr iib bereitS
i'll 8eiDe8un8 geieBt bate, gerietb Gbas, q.
Soutbpif, II Goui5piue, 80,, unter Die
RGber uno pur6e bucbitGbli9 Sermalmt.
Der 8erun9tiifte beabiibtigte, ii9 mach
ct. 2ouiS ais bltn6er 8oiiagier Ourb5us
1hmuggeln.
, 1894-09-15
Die Revolution in peru.
6rauiamer SefehI zines Generals ser Re-
9terun9struppen.
SC N q nrf. ID. Geht

Cine SpeSiaGOepeiae an 6ie y8orG6"
aus 2ima in 8eru, ia8t, boB Der General
8orgona ben Gefebl gcge6en bat, aue Ge>
beuen9efangene iiber Oem Nan9e cine Ofa7
lors 81 eri9ieBen. @S beiBt, OaB Solare8 ale
aloeren 8~eotn9ungen ais Die Wieoerber>
iteuung Der Gage, ipie tie Dor Der 9fspolu7
ton mar un6 bic lofOrtige Nnorbnun9 elmer
WGbI 31ritdgeipieien bat.
, 1894-09-15
Oas Rennen war Shulo oaran.
Gin 6eifIi6er Dor 2Iufre9nng i%rrfinnis 9e=
1poroen.
0ubudue, SSa., Is. Sept.

l(ufresung 6urdD Elm 8fer6erennen pir6
ais urlade angcgeben, OaB Ser 8farrer E.
81. Wttuer, BON Der Wfetbootitenft6e in
iSarlep, na9oem er itb geitern bon Der
Q(uSieuung in Cascade auf Der Sabrt nab
6auie befano, pl0Blicb trrItnni9 murOe.
boGbmIroige 6err bdlt ielblt bier
bon benen bas cine Elm pielperipres
Sraber lit.
, 1894-09-15
OiehmQrft.

Nuf benz bieIigen 8iebmartt betrug 6ie
6eutiae 3ufubr: 5000 Scbpeine, $500
Stiid HinDpieb unb 1900 S6afe. Ser
Sbmctnemartt mar belebt; 9retie nm
l0@l5c. nieoriger, Scbtpere S6peine
bro8tcn 5.5596.6O, icbtpere uno leicbte
o~urcbeinanber 5.3506.4O, leicbte 1900
6:15, %fogenannte nBtgS" 3,50@5.7O.
Ninooteb w0r feit, Sbafe matt.
, 1894-09-15
Ourd9e9an9ene pferoe.
3unf3ehn perfonen oaourb 5u Sdaoen ees
fommert.
MIIiance, o, Is. Sept.

9urd bus 0ur98eben bon 9fcroen BEL
einem 2ei9enbegdngniiie itno geitern in
Der 9tdbe oes % Wleiten iiiolidb bon bier
geLe9enenO rtes Sronoole Is Ser onen perz
un9Il6t. Die Namen bon einigen Ser Ser
lebteu iino Sri. Nnna 8urnitoe nebit elmer
tiingeren S6peiter; @m. 6ouiebolOer,
@leg. Mc8ane unO @li @Ope.
, 1894-09-15
Stdottihes.
Ods Detter.

Sptiter 9Getne, 76 @ai6ingtOn Str,
bertbtet fir Gbica8O bic fol9enoen 8oroz
meter unb TbetmometeritGnoe:
I'm 8 lt3r WOrg. 81 0r., nm 9 ltDr 66
0r., nm 10 l1br 68 9r., I'M II I1br 68
Or, nm II llhr 50 @r. 8arOmeteritano
UNI 8 ubr Wtorg. 1928, II u6r 29.48.
, 1894-09-15
IN Brano>
Die penniDlOaniide SergwertsitaOt
ScrautOn.
Die 5lommen piitPen I'M 6efAdfts=
piertel
limo betraot Ger S6ooen bereits cine DierteI=
million.
g e 10 9 orf, Is. Sept.

@uS Scranton in 8enniplDanten lift Die
9facbri6t bier etngetrofIcn, OaB baS Sc
l6GftsOiertel 6teieS Stdbt9ens in 8ran6
it}inoe, un0 baB bereits @igent6um I'M
8ertbe BON elmer GiertclmiuiOn ein9ez
Gi5ert mur6e.
, 1894-09-15
Qoitfutfder IberfaIIen.
Gin masfirter Stra6enrGuber madt CUTE
Seute.
uta6, GOl., Is. Sept.

Die 9oittutihe nab Soabo pur6e gcitern
gfabmtttag, 5ebn Dtinuten nOrolicb BON
bier, bon etnem maStirten StraBenrQuber
ltberfauen. Die 0cl0fiite Der GrpreB9e>
ieui6aft bon 8eus, Sarge & so. tpurbe
g%eraubt, abcr ber 8etrag Ser BON benz
0tduber 8ema5ten 8eute lit nidt befannt.
, 1894-09-15
Cine tapfere 5rau.
Sic eridie6t einen mann, ser 9ewaItfam in
iRre Wohnung ein5uori119en erfu6te.
Snbepen6ence. ST. L. Gent

NDVFVN0eHCe e. 80, 70. Sept.
@eitern ge8cn Mitternacbt pur6e Ser
iiibltcb bonn Orte tpobnenoe GARNER g atrif
Ttnn Don Der Trau 9t35ic Weiton ericboIien.
Jtnn Der1ubte in bctrunfel1em 53uitanbc in
pie gSohnun8 Der Trau 8e1ton ein3ubrin=
gen unb itGnO i'm 8egriff, bic Gbiir nit
ctnem 8roBen Stetne etn5uibta8en, ais Die
Srat feUerte uno 6tnn iofort toot nie6erz
itrefte. Die Oientli9e Meinung itebt entz
i6ieoen auf Geiten Der Trau.
, 1894-09-15
.Drnfuno.

Sn Sen &dumen 6es ftd6tiihen S6ulz
ratbS i'm S6iuer9ebGrbe fin6et am IS.
September, alio am nG9iten 0ienltag, cine
9rifung fir Qebrer al 6ocbi9uIeu itatt.
, 1894-09-15
Sdiffs=
Jn Ger Uocbt oemeIoet:

SEEM Oorf - v%Gampania" bon Qioerz
pool; rGuftc" bon 9tuerpOOl; rgtetp gorf"
bon Soutbampton.
9totterbam v2ob Warte".
6uu - r0aIiGee" BON Stem Oorf.
&iperpool v2ucania" bon Stem gorf.
Peute firth eemeIoet:
SEEM OOrt - v8otter6am" bon &otterz
6am.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
FOREIGN.

ALEXANDRA Ill, emperor OF Russia.
died at Livadia- He was 40 years OF
age and had been emperor fourteen
years.
ADvIeEs from Honduras report the
discovery OF the remains OF an ancient
Toltec city In the center Of mahog-
any swamp near Rio Grande. They
comprise hundreds OF large. well-built
stone dwellings and three temples
ESRAGED because DIR. Zaccharin did
not save the cars life, residents OF
Moscow wrecked the doctors house.
ADvICEs from Vancouver island state
that four persons out OF settlement
OF six at Shoshartic bay were killed in
a landslide.
Two STRONG earthquake shocks were
felt in the City OF Mexico and vicinity
Many horses were thrown down in the
streets, which were crowded with hum
dreds OF praying and confessing peo-
pie.
ApvIcEs from Yokohama state that
the japanese had captured Port Ar
thur, one OF the Chinese strongholds.
CAR NICHOLAS III. issued a manifesto
announcing his accession TO the throne
of Russia.
EXTENSIVE trials made in Europe
have proved that the bicycle would
not be an effective adjunct in war
times.
A NEw Spanish cabinet, with Senior
Sagasta at its head, was organized and
accepted by the queen regent
IL collision between the troops and
rebels at Valencia, Venezuela, six sol
diers and twenty insurgents were
killed and many wounded.
EUGENE OUpiN. one OF the most pop.
ular singers on the light opera stage,
died in London after brief illness
SIXTEEN persons were known TO have
been killed in the earthquakes in
Mexico. while the damage To property
IN the City of Mexico alone was $780,
600.
john WALTER, principal owner OF
che London Times, died at the age OF
76 years.
In an encounter with the Waziris on
the Punjab frontier the British lost
forty-five men, while $50 of the tribes
men were killed.
WAINWRIGHT, the American newspa-
per correspondent who suffered from
eruelties in Brazil died at Montevideo.
THE report that Fung Wang Cheng
was set on fire before its evacuation
by the Chinese has been confirmed.
AN appeal was made 20 Great Brit
ain and France by tie Chinese TO medi-
nte with Japan for peace.
THE steamers Iron King and s c,
Baldwin collided in the st. Clair river
and the latter was sent TO the bottom.
PHnR GILBERT HAMERToN. n we'll
known artist, author and poet, died in
Paris, aged go years
IT was announced that China was
willing 10 abandon her sovereignty
over Corea and 20 pay "A war indem-
nifty in order 20 end tho war with
Japan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
LATER.

C. LATEST returns from the elections
on the 9th show that the republicans
were successful in all parts OF the
country. In New York Levi T.. Nor
ton (rep.) was elected governor by
100, 900 plurality, and in New York city
Strong (rep.) was elected mayor. New
Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Della
ware. Pennsylvania, North Dakota
South Dakota, California, Minnesota
Missouri, Kansas. West Virginia, Wyo-
ming, Washington, Idaho. Montana.
Colorado and Utah are in the repub
lican column. Illinois also gives 80, 900
republican plurality for the state ticls-
ct; Indiana, $4,000; Ohio, la, 200 the
largest ever given; Michigan, 10000;
Wisconsin, 10000: Iowa 10000. Ne
braslSa elects a fusion pop. dem. gov
ernor by majority Of 5000. Tenncs-
Sc eand North Carolina were In doubt.
Mississippi, South Carolina, Kentucky.
Texas. Florida, Alabama, Louisiana
and Georgia went democratic. The
republicans carried Chicago and Cook
county by $4,000 plurality.
Ar the Belmont track in Philadel-
phia Alix trotted mile in 2:0ss1,
lowering the state record.
GERMANY, through Emperor William.
replying 20 President Dole's official
notification, has acknowledged the re-
public OF Hawaii.
DANIEL w. Powers and Bradford
Bryant persisted while hunting in a
swamp near Halifax. Mass.
THE schooner Annie NJ Pride was
driven ashore at the entrance to Hall
fax harbor and all on board seven
person. persisted.
SEVENTY persons were killed and
much property destroyed by an earth
quake at Tamagata, Japan.
JOnN ENoLIsH, OF Portland, Ind,
elected sheriff ON the republican ticket,
was taken IN after the close OF tho
polls and died from heart disease.
Six men were killed and three i'm
jured i'm a collision between Baltimore
& Ohio trains near lockwood. PA.
WILL JoNEe and Tom buchanan
were killed by the Somers brothers In
an election riot In Wise county. Va.
TIM latest advices show that rs re-
suit OF the congressional elections on
the 9Th the republicans elected 255
members Of the lower house. the demo
Gratis "a and the populists Z. The re-
publicans carried the solid congression-
al delegations OF twenty three states
and majority OF the delegations In
thirty states. The returns also indi-
Gated that the republicans had secured
control OF the next senate by a mniori-
~ Of one and possibly three.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
ASKED TO INTERVENE.
china Appeals tn the Powers Of Europe IN
the Interest OF Peace.

the interest OF Fence.
LONDON, Nov. THE Central News
says: There il reason 10 believe that
China has resolved 10 formally ask the
powers which have immediate com
mercial interests at stake TO stop the
war. The Chinese minister Is said 20
have communicated the request 10 the
foreign Office In London Monday after
noon. Monday evening he started for
Paris TO seek interviews with NJ. Hano-
taux. minister OF foreign affairs. and
President Casimir- Perier."
LONDON, Nov. THE Daily News
has information that China Is suing
for peace-in fact, has instructed her
ENJOYS in Europe 10 submit 10 the
powers the terms which she is willing
TO offer. IL is formal renewal or
repetition on larger scale of the
overtures made to the British govern
ment a month ago.
The News expresses again its APP
proval OF Lord Rosebery's effort for
Joint intervenance and speaks regret
fully of the reluctance OF the powers
TO see the matter in the same light.
IL says:
this disastrous conflict prolonged Even the
United States despite the Monroe doctrine,
must be concerned for tho regularity and Sc
curity OF their trade with Japan. Sooner or
later-nnd better sooner than later-there
must be an international settlement II will
be difneult 70 contend thur interference will be
premature now.
The Graphic has this dispatch from
Rome: According TO a telegram from
Picking, China is disposed TO conclude
peace upon the basis OF the aclSnowl-
edgement OF Corea's independence and
Che payment OF an indemnity To be
fixed by the powers. The powers who
are willing 70 support this arrange
ment are requested To intervene.
LONDON, Nov. THE Daily Chron-
icle says: "If emma desires peace, she
should address her request To Japar
and not TO Europe. However unpleas-
ant that task may be, il is TO the viz
tors that the vanquished must ap-
peal
SHANGHAI, Nov THE Chinese
troops under Gen. Sung have evac-
uated Chin-Lien-Cheng and now oocu-
Ply the mountain pass on the road to
PelSing Orders have been given 10 all
military commanders 70 defend Picking
at all hazards. The Japanese are
marching northward, aiming to get
behind Gen. SunR's army 1t is eX-
pected that all foreigners will be re-
quested 10 leave Picking within a fort
night.
LoSDoS, Nov. Special dispatches
received here from Toxic say that all
idea OF a Chinese raid upon the Japan
ese coast has been abandoned and
that orders have been issued TO re-
move the torpedoes from Toxic bay.
Navigation into the harbor is now de-
clared 20 be free. The decree forbid
ding the sale OF gunpowder in Japan
has been cancelled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
THE TRADE OUTLOOK.
yIows OF the Leading Agencies the
business situation.

business situation.
NEW YORK, Nov. Bradstreet says:
General trade continues on conservative
lines there being little far-reachinR improve
ment in business circles as compared with a
week ago. aside from the settlement OF the
strike at Fall River one OF the oGects OF
which is expected 20 be tho steadying OF
prices for cotton fabrics and an inducement
TO cloth printers TO order for future delivery.
AT Cleveland. Cincinnati. Kansas City.
Omaha. Des Moines ST Paul and Minneap polls
no change IL reported in commercial circles.
business being moderate and dealings con-
sentative. Colder weather Is needed at the
cities further north Detroit reports unsea-
sonabo weather has further checked dlstribu-
tion OF clothing and allied lines. and at Chi
caRo the volume OF business Is smaller
than in the previous week. although
interior merchants In Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois are sending Ia sea-
sonable number OF mail orders. 81. Louis
jobbers IN dry goods hats and millinery report
about the usual volume OF trade. but most
other lines show q decrease. There Is a fair
volume OF business at Duluth, where lake nav
igation Is nearing It's close. and AZ Portland,
Cre general trade il said 70 have improved.
while ~ san Francisco no special change has
taken place"
X. g. Dun & Co. IS weekly review SAYS:
Failures. continue small and for four weeks
ending October Is. liabilities were a. 206.s92 OF
which g. l40,45S we're Of manufacturing and 81
p9i 1874 OF trading concerns. southern failures
are comparatively small. and the eastern and
western about equal During the past week
fnilures have been $40 In the United states
against 35s last year and 80 In Canada against
~ last year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
APPLIED THe TORCH.
Tho Race War In the south Causes Labor
Troubles.

Troubles.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. @. Develop
ments In the labor troubles show the
desperation OF the white men who work
along the levee and Indications are
that the worst is not yet over. sunday
afternoon the torch was applied 10 the
wharf Of the West India and
Pacific Steamship company on the
levee at the foot OF Nun street. and be-
fore the flames were subdued there
was loss OF $1,000 In merchandise.
cotton and damage 10 one OF their
steamships About half was insured.
The trouble Is race war between
the white and colorcd screwmen aud
longshorcmen. IL resulted Saturday
in a riot. in which one negro was
killed and several wounded, and then
a sort OF truce was patched up. by
which all the steamship agents agreed.
except one. Stoddard & Co. TO EN-.
ploy only white laborers on their
ships Then came the longshoremen's
strike. and that eliminated In white
longshoremen refusing 10 work with
the negroes For the last two days
things have been comparatively quiet.
but there was little work done on the
levee. one steamboat being loaded by
negroes under protection OF City po-
lice
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10

HIRAM G. SMITH, an ex-congressman,
died suddenly at his home in Des
Moines. la.
EDWARD ID. WHITE, associate justice
OF the United States supreme court,
and Mrs. Virginia NJ. Kent were mar
ried In New York.
Mrs. MAZDA REGINA Nancy, well
known in many parts OF Europe and
America as an authoress, died in St
Louis. aged 60 years
MRS. HELEN NJ. COUGAR made an at
tempt TO vote at Lafayette, Ind, in
order 20 test the suffrage law in the
courts.
DAVID = BENNETT, one OF the mil.
lionaires OF Buffalo, n. y, and an ex.
member OF congress died at the age OF
81 years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10

Mas LYDIA Caldwell king MULocK
died at Middletown, n. v, at the age
OF 100 years.
GrLcHRIsr PORTER, ex-member OF con
Mo, OF heart disease, aged ~ years.
OWING 10 n mistake In the hali Den.
mis- Winters. n Hill orator, delivered a
democratic speech TO republicans in
New York
AMOS 4. RooT, OF Whitewater. Wis,
Is dead. lie was i02 years OF age and
pensioner for services in the war OF
1919.
PHILIP AUGUSTUS HOWE. for forty
years United States commissioner for
the northern district OF Illinois, died at
his home in Chicago. aged 20 years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
I.ooh ont for cold weather

but ride inside OF the Electric Lighted and
Steam Heated Vesubule Apartment trains
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee a. ST. Paul Rail.
way and you viii be as warm, comfortable
and cheerful as In your own library on
boudoir. To travel between Chicago, St
Paul and Minneapolis or between Chicago,
Omaha and Sioux City, In these luxuriously
aud. as the somewhat ancient advertisement
used 10 read, "for further particulars, see
small bills" Small bills land large ones
alsol will be accepted for passage and sleep
ing car tickets by all coupon ticket agents
For detailed inform alton address Geo. IA.
HKAFPoRD, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, III.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Adjt. Gen.
Rugglcs, in an opinion concerning the
duties OF Indian police. holds that they
include the duty OF experimenting for
crime. and Secretary Lamont decides
that an Indian policeman is civil OF
ficer having authority under the law,
OF the United States to arrest offend
ers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
Tn oidon Time.

People overlooked the Importance OF per-
manently beneficial effects and were salts
fed with transient action, but now that u
IA generally known that Syrup OF Figs will
permanently cure habitual constipation,
well-informed people will not buy other lax
atives, which act for time, but finally In
lure the ystem.