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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
FoREloN.


MEXICO was hurrying troops TO the
Guatemalan frontier and war between
the two countries was thought 10 be
imminent.
FoRrY-sEvEN persons took refuge in
church at San Procowio, Italy, dur
ing an earthquake and were buried in
its ruins.
NJ. FRANCIS MAGNARD. editor in
chief Of the Figaro, died in Paris, aged
% years.
Two THOUSANDS more Armenians
were massacred by Turks at Sassan,
and their bodies being left unburied
caused an outbreak of cholera.
IT was reported that many American
laborers who were duped by sharpers
10 go To Panama TO work on n railway
were in starving condition.
RUMoRs OF royalst attempt TO
restore Queen LiliuoSalani 20 the
throne caused uneasiness in Hawaii.
EARTHQUAKES shocks continued in
Sicily and southern Italy. Palmi and
Seminara are In ruins, The death list
is swelling.
IMPRESSIVE ceremonies marked the
entombment Of the remains OF the late
car in the cathedral at ST Peters
burg.
A HUNDRED AND FIFTY Dutch troops
were killed or wounded In an attack on
TjalSranegara, Java. The Balinese loss
was heavy.
The Danish government issued a de-
cree forbidding the Importation of live
cattle and dressed meat from the
United States.
JAPAN declined the mediation OF the
United States, holding that China
should make direct overtures for peace
THE deaths caused by the earth-
qualSes in southern Italy and northern
Italy are now KIN own to number more
than 400.
ANTON GREGoR RUBINsTEIN. the
pianist and composer, died at Peterhof,
Russia, OF heart disease, aged GO years.
THE Yaqui Indians raided the viii
lage Of Soyopa, Mexico, and three
women and two men belonging 20 the
household OF Peter Hernandez were
killed i'm cold blood.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
LATER.

THE report OF Paymaster General
Edwin Stewart OF the navy for the
fiscal year ended June 80 last shows
that the total amount expended dur
ing the year was S3l, 370,144
THE dean and six students OF Cott-
ner university at Lincoln, Neb., were
arrested for grave robbing.
A SPECIAL train over the Pennsyl-
vania road covered the 126 miles be-
tween Morrisyille and Harrisburg in
t04 minutes.
REy. II. 5. HARRISON, editor Of the
Advance, a Congregational weekly.
was struck by n train at La Grange,
Ill, and instantly killed.
The democratic majority In Ken
lucky at the recent election, as COM
piled by the secretary OF state, Is 2, l7S.
J. ID. Brown. a farmer living near
Aurora. ILL.,. was robbed Of s., 300 in
Chicago by two colored women by the
panel game.
WILLIAM WICKwER and his sister,
who lived miles south Of Galesburg,
Mich, were murdered by tramps.
CAPT PnLw III. COOPER. the new
superin tendent OF the United States
naval academy at Annapolis, Md, is
sued an order prohibiting hazing.
EXTREME simplicity marked the
funeral OF Robert G. Winthrop at Bos-
ton. There were no pallbearers or
words OF culogy.
J. l.. NJ PIERcE, OF YanlSton, s. d.,
was said 60 have disappeared with ST.
900, 600 secured from English capital
lists ON spurious paper.
THE general assembly Knights OF
Labor In session at New Orleans de.
cided that lawyers and barheepers
were not eligible TO membership.
THE most terrific and destructive
windstorm known I'm twenty years did
great damage at Dunkirk, N. ", and
vicinity.
A. HALLoRAN and w. Downing.
prisoners IN the Jail Mt Tahlequah,
l. T., fred the building and were ere.
mated.
ADAM VANEI.T.. who served through
the Blackhawk war with Abraham
Lincoln. died at Santa Rosa, Cal.
REV. G. l.. PADDOCK, OF Macedon, N.
Y, was given Judgment for $40 against
Wis Nih'"'h behhcbe TOT Auhei"i
sermon.
THREE counties In Kansas failed To
cast 200 votes at the recent election
and will lose their Representatives
JosE SALVADOR FRANCE. the man
who threw the dynamite bomb at the
Liceo theater In Barcelona. Spain. on
November Z, 1893. killing twenty per-
sons and wounding ffty others. was
executed by the garrotc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

DIR JAMES MeCosH. ex-president Of
Princeton (N. j. } college, is dead. He
was SO years of age and a celebrated
writer.
HAMILTON STUART. one OF the editors
of the Galveston News. died at his
home in Galveston, Tex, aged 81 years
MRS. MILTON HARRINGTON. one of the
six survivors OF the Miltimore mas
sacre in Utah in 1859, died In Delavan,
Wis, aged So years.
THE official vote complete shows that
the Missouri legislature will have n
republican majority Of 10 on joint bal
lot.
THE official vote In Ohio at the re-
cent election gives Taylor trep.) for
secretary OF state plurality Of 1877, OO6.
The official returns of the late cleo
tion in Minnesota give Nelson (rep.l
for governor a plurality of 60. 5G7.
The woman suffrage amendment 10
the constitution of Kansas was de-
feated at the recent election by "A ma
jority Of Sl.l75.
REUBEN f. KoLB, the defeated popu-
list candidate for governor OF Ala
bama, issued n manifesto calling on
his supporters To aid him in securing
the executive Office on December /.
JOSEPH LEWIS, at whose shop i'm Man
chester, England. Stephenson's en-
CINE was built in 1929, died in Kansas
City.
PAUL CONRAD, president OF the Louis
lana and Honduras Lottery companies,
died at New Orleans from heart dis
ease.
THE official vote OF New York gives
Levi +. Morton trep) plurality Of
l53, SIS for governor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
GOLD AT a PREMIUM.
New York Houses Report Many Inquiries
by Bond bidders.

New York Houses Report Many Inquiries
by Bond bidders.
New YORK, Nov. % The general in
terest in the bond issue and the possi-
BILE purchasers started number OF
rumors that gold was az premium al
ready and that there was no knowing
where IL would go TO. In fact, Ness
lage, Colgate & Co, dealers in money.
did sell an order OF 5000 in gold at
at one-eighth OF per cent. advance.
but they did not consider this worth
calling premium. Other dealers in
money said that inquiries had been
made for gold by several customers,
but no prices had been quoted. They
declared. however, that they were
willing Go furnish gold 20 moderate
amount at one-half OF per cent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
PERSONAL ANp PolIrIoAL.

RoRERr G. WINTHROP died in Boston
at the age Of "a years. He was the
oldest surviving ex-Unitcd States sena-
tor from Massachusetts, and the oldest
surviving ex-speaker OF the national
house Of representatives. having been
elected 10 the Thirtieth congress-
OFFICIAL returns show that the North
Dakota Legislature viii be made up as
follows: Senate-republicans. "a: dem
ocrats, 4; populists. 3. House-rcpub-
leans, 30; democratic, 8; populists, 7.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
Texas, Mexico and California-Ihe W."
hash Railroad.

Tn connection with the St Louis, Iron
Mountain a. Southern Railway, Texas *
Pacific Railway, international p SSa.
Northern RAILROAD and Southern Pacific
RAILWAY. known as the ONLY True SOUTHERN
RourE. has placed In service a Through
First-ciass sleeping Car and Tourist sleep
ing Car, leaving Chicago daily at ~ 700 a.
m, via 81 Louis 10 Little Rock, Malvern
blot aprings), Austin, San Antonio, Laredo
ivyhere a direct connection Is made with
through sleeping car for the City Of Mex
icol, III Paso, Los Angeles and San fran
cisco. This Is the only line from. Chicago
which can offer this excellent service: CAL
or write 20 any ticket agent OF the wabash
or CONNECTING lines for printed matter show
Ing time, route, rates, description OF cars
g. &. CRANE, G.. p. a. T. A., St. Louis, Mo.
r. A. PALMER Asst q. p. A, Ol 3. clark
Street, Chicago, Ill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

wAsnINoroN. Nov. 22.-The report OF
the commission OF the FIVE civilized
tribes 20 the secretary OF the interior
recommends the revocation by the
United States OF the power OF self-gov-
eminent 10 Is rehearsal OF the pro-
ceedings OF the commission In confer
ence with the Indians, which have al
ready been given 20 the public from
time 10 time as they occurred
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

10 Is tho medicine dboue
all others for cdtdrrh, and
q worth Is weiOht IN gold.
Ica, use Elv's Cream Balm
pi,h safety and q docs all
that q claimed for Id.
VI. Sperrr, Hart(ord, Conn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
cosT THEM THelR LIvgs.
Two Prisoners Fire an Indian Tcrrstor,
jail and Burn to Death.

TAHLEQuAH, /. T., Nov. 22--The city
prison at this place was destroyed by
fire Tuesday night Many arrests had
been made during the day for drunk
enness. IL was two OF these drunken
prisoners who set the prison on fire.
They persisted in the flames in spite x
the heroic efforts OF the guards TO res
cue them. The two victims are DR.. o.
Halloran. a veterinary from Coffey-
Vile, Kan, and Bill Downing, a Cher
okee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

AFTER THE FIaur. - First Philistine-
"Goliath had no business 10 fight, anyway.
He was out OF condition. Second Phins-
tine-"Yes, didn't expect it 10 como OF Tor
Ave years. Did you have much on IT.
LIE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

NEW YoRK. Nov 2e.-The Official
vote OF the state gives Levi Y. Morton
(rep.) plurality OF i53,sss for gov
ernor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

MAIDEN OF BLusnIN0 FIFTEEN "You
have changed great deal Of late, Charlie. v
Callow Youth-.To my own advantage,
hopen Enthusiastically 10 your own
advantage Formerly you brought me
box OF candy every day Truth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

HE-"wiI you be my wife some time this
yearin She-"I will. But ] can't answer
FOR any time later than that "-Detroit
Free Press.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
FAR. BLAND

Eaatod Over tho Success OF His Silver Hiil-
Hell Declines Now to Make Any NIcdifcn-
.tions or Concessions.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Representa-
tive Bland is so elated over the support
which his bill has received that he de-
clines now to make any Of tho modiii-
cations or concessions which Thursday
he volunteered as . compromise. The
bill, therefore, Objectionable as it is,
Will pass the house probably Monday.
The only purpose of the opposition
made by eastern democrats is to con-
vince, as they say, the business inter
ests of tho country that the eastern
democracy still remains pledged to
sound money, and that the silver herosy
is advocated only by the democracy OF
the south and west This, they says,
is the only reason why they keep up
their opposition. The administration
has failed to como to their rescue, and
there are not enough republicans who
will vote with the anti-silver men on
Monday to defeat the bill
Mr.. Bailey, author Of the resolution
declaring it the sense Of the house that
Secretary Carlisle has no right to use
the money obtained by the bond saio
for the purpose Of meeting the expend-
itures Of the government, said Friday
afternoon that the passage Of the Gland
bill would make unnecessary at this
time the adoption of the resolution.
There IRE various reasons for MI:
Bailey's sudden change OF plan. One -
the announcement that the elections
committee is anxious to call up one OF
the contested election cases, and since
1t, unlike the judiciary committee, is
privileged Mr.. Bailey would probably
find it difficult to bring his resolution
before the house. Again, Secretary
Carlisle's tacit acquiesconce in the
Bland bill, SO far as the first section is
concerned, makes 1t necessary for tho
house to pass the Bailey resolution, es-
pecially as there is probability that
the senate may adopt similar resolu-
ton, offered by Senator Quay.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
MARLER HANGED.
lie Talked For Ten Minutes On the EcaHo!d
Eut DID Not Confess.

PJxEvILLE, Ky, Feb TO- The sheriff
read the death warrant to Marler at
$50 o'clock Friday morning, and he
was dressed for the execution. He
slept very little during the night and
prayed most all the morning. The con-
demned man was allowed an hour by
Sheriff Colson, which he devoted to.
talking with his sisters and spiritual
advisers lie was worry nervous The
drop fell at 11:o5. and Marlcr was dead
In thirteen minutes. He talked for ten
minutes on the scaRold, but did not
confess Marler's is The first legal
hanging that has ever occurred in Bell
county.
The crime for which Bob Marler paid
the penalty was the murder OF
Mrs. Mary E. Bowdon, who was
at the time keeping board
ing house for miners at the Mingo
mines, near Middlesborough The deed
was done on Monday, August Is, 1893.
AS the early train on the Middlesbor-
ough Belt railroad was going from the
town to the Min2o mines, and when
about one-half the distance had been
made, the few passengers Ia the one
coach Of the train were startled by
report Of gun. a crash of a window
pane and q cry from, the lady passen-
ger. 1t was found that & bullet fired
by some one on the outside had passed
through the window within few
inches Of the head OF the conductor,
John Chapman. and had struck
Mrs. Bowdcn. who was seated on the
opposite side Of the car. The wound
was mortal the unfortunate woman
living only about twcnty-four hours
after it was inflicted. The train was
stopped, but nothing could be seen Of
the murderous miscreant who hid fred
the deadly shot A clew, which after
ward proved important, was. however.
discovered. Rain had fallen the night
before and the ground was consequent
" soft Near IN old stump alongside
the railroad tracks were found os Of
one man who had WORN shoes which
were not mates The shoe on the ono
foot made plain track, while that on
the other showed that it was studded
with hob-ouils. The track was fol-
lowed to near tho home Of George Mar
ler With tnat clew for 2 start, the
officers brought TO light murderous
plot In which the Marler brothers,
George and Bob, were the principals.
The Marlers had q quarrel with Mr..
John e. Long, lumbcrman, over
settlement Long was supposed to be
on the train, and Bob Mnrler, when he
fired the shot, ,nistook tho conductor
for him. The Marlers were tried and
Bob found guilty and sentenced to
death, his brother being given life
sentence An attempt was made to
lynch the condemned man, but the
militia was called out and the mob re-
nnlsed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Russo-German Treaty Is Now
Fact.
A Zig Paris Bank In tho Liquidstor'e
Hands- Eumorsd Death OF King Lo-
bcnguln-The GrHEd Old Wan In
Paris, Clipper and sprightly.

BERLIN, Feb. 12.-The Russo-Gerraan
treaty has been signed for both coun-
tries
PARIS Feb. l2.-On the demand Of
the Bank of France the Eanque
DEscompte has been placed in the
hands of liquidator.
As already cabled to the Associated
Press. Baron Soubeyran, ex-deputy
and director OF the Banque DIES
compte, YVES arrested on charges con-
nectod with the management OF the
bank, End the directors resigned on
the Bank of France demanding AUDI
ciel liquidation.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-Mr. Gladstone and
his party arrived hero Saturday morn
ing from Biarritz ard wore welcomed
by numbers of paople who had gath
cred on the platform. The British
premier was in excellent spirits and
left ut 1890 T. n. fer London
CArErowx. Feb. 12.-It is ruinored
here t!lat King Lobengula is dead
LONDON, Fob. IA dispatch to the
Daily News from Vienna says: An OIL
Ger Of the general staff has been ar
rested charged with tha grave crime OF
forging checks TO the amount Of 2o,ooO
FERNS Tho officer belongs to high
family, but he wns persistent gam
bier ana is also alleged to have had O.
liaison with an actress.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
SOUTHERN TORNADO.
Two People Known to Have Been Killed
and aGunIl Property betrayed.

Two People Known to Have BEEN Killed
and afunIl Property Destroyed.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. Ga tornado
swept OYER the northwestern portion OF
Mississippi late Thursday afternoon,
and laid waste every thing tn its path.
Plantations wcro devastated, farm
houses were wrecked, and the debris
scattered ovor the country for miles
around.
On The plantation Of Col. n. L. Nu-
gent, four miles northeast of Green
Vile, Miss, Vim, Rrady ana wife, col
ored, we're in their ca bin, which wos
blown down, killing the vo:neG In
stnntly. Her hus ba nd was bl;,wn sev-
eral hundred feet, and received serious
if not fatal Injuries Tire cyclone
passed through Washington and 3oli-
var counties, Tricky populated With
prosperous farmers, ard il l. feared the
death list will he swclled when the de-
tails are known.
PoRT HuDsoH, Ia, Feb. GA tcrna-
do passed through this locality ut 7
o'clock. Thursday, and left death and
destruction in its vora. The FIRST place
it struck was on Mrs. Iambers' planta-
ton, formerly owned by Gen. !iues
ton, about two miles northwest of
here. a Negro child was killed. ard
two barns, three csbins and the gin
house were blown down and wrecked.
Another Negro child was seriously
hurt and five other Negroes We're more
or less injured. The damage on this
place amounts to about 81. 900.
The cyclone struck TIE Chambers
place, and destroyed E7e cabins a
Negro girl was seriously wounded in
the head, AMI fcnr or 6-e slightly in
jurod. TIE damage on tilis place
amounts to & '.,I: 600 The crack OF
the Cyclone was ;:boct threa hundred
feet wide. aIl.l it leve,e' everything IN
;{s. MT y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
eUTTERWOaTHrS SPEECHES.
che Democrats VIII, Refuse to Make Ac-
proprmtlon9 70 Print Tim.

WAauISGToN, Feb. 2.-Dalaocrntic
members Of the house committee On ap-
preparations declare that they will re-
fuse to make appropriations ior or 10
permit the work OF printing Maj. Zen
Butterworthz Worlds fair speeches
under appropriations already made.
The report from Ecw FORK that tho
Cincinnati ex-coIgress'nai, was revising
the speeches wt!ch he made il connec-
ton with the Worlds fair with view
to having them printed at pubic ez-
perse has brought cnt IN authorized
announcement that il the speeches
come to congress in any form whatever
they will net lie printed.
1t is stated that Mai Butterworth,
acting under the impression that eli ci
the speeches made IT public gatherings
in connection with the Worlds fair
were to be published as public siccu-
ments by the government, is conaptet-
ing the manuscripts OF tho revision and
expects them to make quito q took.
Most OF the speeches were delivered 1T
banquets, congresses and business
meetings in connection with theW or.d's
fair
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
TRAM waaCKmRs
A Bravo E7sgnian. on IA Errand OF Sowing
Lives. Eel,od by Cullets.

HousroS, Tex. Feb. 10. Thursday
night at the high bridge over White
Oak Bayou, train-wreclscrs removed the
rails and lsh-plates on tia Miasouss.
Kansas and Texas railroad. Whom tue
passenger trsin came along, sha sngins
passed safely over, but the baggage
and mail coaches jumped the track ard
rolled down the Bank, followed by s.a
smoker, which landed or top cS them.
The wreck presented friShsfal APP
pea-ance
Joe Elliott, a brake,nRn, waa semi
back to flag fra;gh: train ssll'ch was
Boon due. He had not proceeded 10
hundred yards when rolley from am
bush WAS fred upon him. -Four bullets
took effect in his body.
The crew III the meantime. aiosd BY
passengers, wore ct work e.tricating
the men buried in the wrecked ears.
and feared to SO to the fagncr's res.
cue. He, however, crawicd, bleeding
nnd wounded, back to the train, and
now lies dying.
In the mail car was Lou Morris, tho
agent, badly bruised and with several
bones broken. His FIRST thoazi,s was
Of his mail, and ne requested teo ra.
porter to go by tho post Office and not
ify them that he had big run OF reg
listers. a,.
Il. Hntton, tho express messenger,
was found Ill his cor with hts ribs
broken and in critical condition.
j. w. Carter, baggagemaster, was sn-
iured about the head and internally.
4 relief train was nads up here and
sent to the scene Tho wounded vera
brought in and are in the hospital
Posses are on tho scene and ereu. exc
element prevails.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
FARMER DUNN
Cancels Deb: by Killing J. Z. ErHwa
Near Mckinney, Ky.

Cancels Deb: by Killing J. r. Erowa
Near mckinney, Ky.
MCKINNEY, Ky, FEB. 10. Another
bloody murder was Friday morning
added to the criminal records Of lin.
coin county. 4. C. Dunn, r. farmer
living In the suburbs Of this plncc, shos
and killed J p. Brown, who WINS D
tenant on his farm.
Brown had rented o portion OF Dunn's
fern, bat had become dissatisfied with
his bargain and sold back to Dunn his
contract for 800, which was 70 havo
been paid some days ago.
Thursday Dunn told Brown to como
to his house Friday morning, and ho
would settle the debt Brown went
and received the contents Of a doub bic
barreled shotgun in his head just CO.
fore he entered Dunn's yard.
Browns real name is Todd, cut he
has lived here for many years under HIS
assumed nane. He was q hard ,ahorer,
but leaves large family in destitute
condition. Dunn gave himself up and
was lodged in jail at Stanford
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-15
A KENTUCKY FARMER
Murdered Near Elxton-Tho Coroner's
Jury Ginds TWO Non Guilty.


ELkToS, Ky, Fob. 12-The dead
body OF John Boyd, % young farmer
living few miles north OF this place,
in Todd county, was found near the
home of Mrs. Harris q widow. Inc
coronor's inquest adducad evidence as
follows:
John Boyd, tho murdered man, was
seen in company with Dandy Gibson,
known also as Dandy Brewer. and
james Gibson, who Is alao known as
James Jono. Thoy had been to I'd
Stokes distiliery and Ell filled up on
whisky and then went to the homo OF
the widow Harris.
The moa. important witness before
the coroner's !uly was p man named
Harris, son of the widow. de stated
that when the t1roe mon started TO
leave the house thoy were oil very
drunk, and when they had gone only o
short distance O. quarrel cnsued, which
resulted III Jones pelting Boyd with
rocks.
After the fight the three returned to
tho house for short time and again
left together.
This was tho last seen Of Boyd until
his dead body was found IN the woods
by j. NJ Hightower whilo out rabbit
hunting.
The body was stiff, and had cvidont-
ly been dead several hours. 1t was
taken to q cabin near by. Over the
left eye was large black b:uise thaS
had evidently been made o. an 1nstru-
mcnt that h;M smooth surface.
Tho nose had hled proiusely. A SIM
liar blow had been received on the
right check. The absence of the two
young men, Brewer and Jones' was
conspicuous at the trial and in the
neigh borhood, and 1t is generally be-
Nevea they have fed the country.
All the evidence Indicated their guilt,
and tho jury rendered verdict RECON-
mending their immediate arrest and
IN investigation by the grand jury.