davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
"say we kahn, civil

had" said Bill "say we KANT civil
lize. will yer"
Bob gave Daisy lessons in riding.
and IL was not long before she was ex-
pert enough to take frequent rides
down the wide valley To see the great
herds OF cattle, where Bill, Sam and
Charlie watched.
Ifa princess had visited them they
could not have displayed greater def
erence than they did toward little
Daisy Rainey.
The influence which she exercised
over those rough fellows In restrain
ing them from indulgences In their
old reckless habits was as strange as
IL seemed powerful Perhaps IL was
her motherless condition, together
with her isolation from all female So
I, ciety. that appealed so strongly 10
their hearts, rough but true. and made
them 80 considerate and often almost
tender in their attentions 10 her
Cards and "bitters," however, were
finally resumed out on the ranges, but
always ION the sly" But, as Hairy
Bill said, mary galoot OF us has got
| on reg ldI hONhi * az oAo W. ANs
two months. We're cfriltzm'-a little
slow, but sureV'
But Hairy Bits declaration seemed
a little premature He did not realize
what stubborn things old habits are,
nor how weak is human will 10 resist
temptation when once we begin Civ
ing way TO little things.
One autumn day the restraint which
Daisy's influence had held over her
fathers cowboys was rudely broken.
Payday came, and the cowboys
Welded to the pressure OF old habit,
rode over 20 old Purdey's saloon in
Deer Track canyon, and had a day
OF IT,
They then rode past the ranch,
swearing, shooting and behaving as
wildly as a party Of Apaches.
The wild ride soon terminated. Bob's
pony was fiery, and the bacchanalian
shouts maddened him. As his rider
was discharging his revolver into the
mir he tore away and leaped madly over
rough bluff, leaving Bob badly
bruised on the Jagged rocks below.
They were sober enough when they
picked the poor fellow up and carried
him TO the ranch.
"W're plumb unfitten ter be in thei
house whar that inherent leetle ga
is" said Hairy Bill, as the cowboys
fingered at the door while Mr. Rainel
and Daisy hung over the wounded man
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

This tells IN word the story OF an
angry peoples terrific rebuke. Tho
voters OF the country have tried the
democratic party once, and have de-
cided that once Is enough. There will
be no more Wilson bill experiments az
least not In the remaining years of
this century.
The next senate will stand: Repub-
licans, 43; democrats, Al; populists, 4.
In the house the republicans will have
at least 2e3 TO 1873 OF opposition, in
GLIDING both democrats and populists.
This assures the control OF 81 states,
a clear majority in case the election OF
the next president should be thrown
into the house. II also puts an ex-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

Mr.. Rainey's sister had died, and hav-
ing no female relatives 10 whom he
cared 20 intrust his Daisy, he was
bringing her back with him TO stay AT
the ranch until different arrangements
could be made.
Bob was punctual, and met them at
the station with the light wagon,
drawn by span OF dashing ponies.
The sparsely-settled plains, stretch
ing away from the foothills 20 the
eastward. and the great Rockies, rising
purple and vague in the west. were all
incxpressibly wonderful TO the east
ern.bred child.
GLOW prettyw she would exclaim,
feasting her eyes on the landscape
views IA they rode along.
and do you think you'll be happy
away out here, Daisy2' her father
asked, anxiously.
"oh, yes, think will, papa she
answered, cheerfully.
IL was with intense satisfaction that
Bob observed the delight which Daisy
expressed in the Navajo blankets, the
flowers and the illustrations which
had been arranged for her.
II thank you SO much, Bob" she
said 20 the cowboy, ''for making my
room SO nice.
That's all right, leetle 'un. jest
SOS yer don't git lonesome" he re-
turned.
"Oh. / won't" and her innocent
laughter rang checrily through the old
ranch. I'm going 20 be busy. That's
the way 90 keep from getting lonesome.
You're the cook Of the outfit, aren't
YOU. Bob?" she asked.
yes, | engineer the hash depart
ment, he replied.
"Well. III help you cook for the men
Then I'm going 10 sew for you and
papa" she declared.
And, true TO her word. Daisy die
help with the cooking, and IL was re
markablc how much neater and clean
err 1.-The hands" became after her ad
vent. She was SO useful In attending
10 the little needs of Mr.. Rainey acc
the cowboys that they wondered hos
they had ever managed 20 get alonl
without her sunny presence.
"Bless her hearti She's a plumb lit
tie mother TO every blasted galoot o
us" declared Hairy Bin.
"Ain't we u-civilizin', too?' said Sam
That's wotr' returned Charlie. e
hnin't seed them thar old kyerds seuc'
Their lcetlc angels been at Their ranch.
"Nur nary smell o. 'bitters' have
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

the entire state ticket with the excep-
ton of governor) and both houses OF
the legislature, thus securing the
United States senator, and four, pos
sibly Eve, OF the six members of con-
gress.
Nevada was carried by the free sill
yer 10 To popvlists-
Arizona, about which there was some
doubt for n few days, is, according To
the latest returns, republican.
Kentucky might properly be said
10 be republican, as tho repub-
licans elected a majority OF members
OF congress- And for this reason IL is
placed in the republican column.
The republican majorities in the list
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

Fired by the example OF Mad
barber, two French Figaros have be,
practising their art in a den ~ lioIf
At Levallois-Perret, outside Paris, 4
bold barber from Avenue de Clicf
went In among the lions OF the julia
menagerie and not only shaved tho
tanner but combed, brushed and fix
up his hair in the latest capillary sty
The lions looked on with an appare
ly interested air during the opcrati
which lasted twenty minutes. n
began, however. 20 show some sign.
Impotence and perhaps hunger rs
barber was finishing. When he =
the cage with the tanner, in orde.
bow his acknowledgements To the +
lie, the lions, regrcttiag no doubt
departure, began 20 roar. Ano- !,
barber has performed the same feel
the Laurent menagerie at Nichy. -
carried out his contract without iiincl
ing, although the animals were in
very excited condition, and amor
them was n dangerous lion call'
D'Artagnnn. after one OF the heroes
the elder Dumas. D'Artagnan n
auently evinced a desire TO have
munich al the barber, but the eyes
the soapcd and lathered tanner Ike
him In check.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
An All nln.irnilon.

Tommy said the teacher do you
know what the word foresight
means?" "Hes'm." Can you give
me an illustrationP" "Yes'm." You
may do So" Last night my mamm,
told the doctor he might as well call
nround and see me Thanksgiving
night. wv Washington Star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

"Husn. Willie. hushm said Mr.. Hicks
10 his noisy son as they sat at dinner.
you are noisy enough for SIX boys"
"Wcll. give me turkey enough FOR three
boys. and I'll keep the others quiet"
said WILLIE Ilarper's Bazar
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

tinguishor forever upon the ''free-raw-
material heresies Of the lonely DEM
ocrat in the white house.
The total congressional gains at the
present writing appear 20 be 30, dis
tributcd as follows: West Virginia, 81
New York IL; Massachusetts, 4; Mary
land. 8; Kentucky, 9; Pennsylvania, 81
Illinois 8; New Jersey, 3; Connecticut,
81; Kansas, /; Ohio, o; Indiana. 1; North
Carolina. 1; Rhode Island, 2; Michi-
gan, 3; Colorado, L; Wisconsin, 1; total,
90.
Even the solid south is beginning TO
melt away at the edges. Nothing
seems 10 have been safe from tho hot
breath OF popular wrath. Yet perhaps
that is putting the truth with nnneces-
sary harshness Itappears that Georgia
did 90 democratic.
When the country gets over the arst
effects, takes the roostcrs and l-told.
you-so cards of its hats, and settles
down 10 serions consideration of the
effects of the great republican victory
OF November 9. 1894, the next thing men
will do will be To take of their coats
and go TO work with will, under tho
protecting @gis OF n party which cares
more for the interests OF American i'm
dustries than for the wishes OF British
manufacturers. The best election re-
turn will be the return OF prosperity
hChicago Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

Raineys ranch, out in one OF the most
picturesque valleys OF Colorado.
There was shutting of heavy feet
within, the greasy cards were flung
\aside, and three cowboys presented
themselves at the door
I've got some orders fur ther gang
o. this roost.n said Bob, fnmbling IN
his pocket for n letter which he had
just received In the county post office
over in Deer Track canyon.
"Orders? Who dar's send orders ter
any galoot o. this hyer ranch" de-
manded Bill Barrett, long, lean and
hairy.
who do you reckon dar'sP" re-
turned Bob, producing the letter IN
question.
"Frum Their boss hisselff' exclaimed
Bill. catching a glimpse Of the super.
scription on the large envelope, as Bob
hourished IL before his eyes We'll,
sing out wot he has got ter say"
"Yes, caclxle 'er out, Bob" com
mandcd the others.
So admonished, Bob Strengthened up
his neshy person in his saddle, and,
assuming an oratorical tone, read
aloud 10 his companions:
MIR ROBERT TURNER, r. RANCH Colo
RADo.-Dear Bob will be home on the llth.
Meet me az the station. Come In tho llght
wagon for my little girl Is coming TO the ranch
with me Her aunt Is dead, ana have no other
home 10 take hor 10 Cloan out my room ana
cry TO make IL little inviting 70 the poor
child. Yours truly. Amer kAiNir'
$50 Their boss aims ter bring his
leetle gal ter ther ranch?' said sam.
$50 il pears from that thar letter,
said Bill, replacing his revolver IN his
belt
"Pore leetle 'unm said Bob, in n
tender voice, thinking rcgrctfully OF
small grave under pine tree, far
~ away. where the only sister he had
ever known lay AT rest. II feel plumb
sorry fur her, ter be cast way out
liver I'm this lonesome gulch on a big
cattle ranch, with n hull passed. @
yahoos as don't know nothin' bout
nothin', nur how ter practice Their
laws o. decent s'ciety.'
Eyes. We're stavin' good s'ciety fur
a nice lectle gal like the boss's is, ain
we?" put in Sam.
III know we're poor shakes, fellers,
remarked Bob, after thoughttul
silence. But I'll tell yer wot, we've
lest materially got ter organize our
selves inter n sort o. decent committee
ter keep that leetle 'un frum gittin
lonesome out hyer. None OF us ever
done anything very good fur nobody
but | low we kin do that much FOL
Rainey's lectle gal"
That's wot we kinr' agreed Bill
"we1l Jest materially up an dust an
cirilse ourselves fur that pore leetl'
\ 'un. Throw up yer paws, fellers, an
sw'ar ven civilizel" and he whipped
out two yevolvcrs. keeping bis com
radcs VIII covered while each took al
oath 90 ''civilize."
1--WE must sort o. drap cuss words an
sac dictionary, like as II we was folks
said Bob
YES an hnn'le them thar oil
kyerdu less" suggested Sam.
an quit drinlxin' so ALFRED mucl
'trtters fur ther liver complaint
laughed Charlie.
Thcn they shook hands oil around n
kind OF ratification OF their decision
90 'civilize" for the sake OF Rainey
n little mothorlcss deughtcr, and set
= work forthwith 20 rcnovate the hous
I'm honor OF her coming Saddles
brides, tin cans. cards. md sundr
large bottles labeled Tonic" or "Bi'
tera," and litter OF every description
we're hastily removed by Dob ard Vii
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

OF states following are not in all cases
strictly accurate, but as nearly so as
IL is possible to give them up TO date.
Enough is known TO warrant the state
ment that in none is the majority like
ly 20 be smaller;
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

How the Elections Altered the Political
Division of the Country.

North Carolina was carried by a
fusion Of republicans and populists.
Nebraska was carried by the repub-
leans with the exception OF governor.
who Is n democrat. The democrats
and populists fused on that Office. and
Majors. republican, was defeated by
1000 votes. The republicans elected
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

rS-The new tariff law has been I'm
force since August, and It's effects are
apparent in the official statements OF
monthly receipts and expenditures
For September the deficit was s7,2as,-
87y, and for October IL was siS,6S0, s54
a total OF SO. 9o9. 2Si for the two
months, or nearly s350.00O a day. That
Is the way in which democratic legis-
lation provides revenue FOR the neces-
sites Of the govcrnmcnL--St Louis
Globe Democrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

e7-Bond selling Is necessary, but
the necessity was created by the dem
ocrats. and this will be one Of the
things that viii Lit them in 1895. st.
Louis Globs-Dcmocrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

souv Of ms cannot have homes OF our
own, says DR. S. J. Mcpherson, in tho
Interior; then we are Go be pitied.
Others do not care 20 possess home;
then we are blameworthy The home
less classes do not have tho brightest
OF Thanksgivings Let rs thank God
for our homes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

And the late red roses fiame
Faded when the asters came.
All the autumn's red and gold
Flashed and spread and died away;
Seas OF vnpor tossed and rolled
Round the hilltops dim and gray.
Latest bloom was dull and dead
When the Indian summer fed
What OF thati The radiant blaze
Shining on the cottage wall
Makes the autumn's latter days
Warmly welcome unto all
Like n parting sunset ray,
Comes at last Thanksgiving day.
Then. with signs OF goodly cheer,
See the pantry shelves arrayod-
Ruby tollies. crystal clear.
Rich preserves and marmalade;
And q streak OF sunshine lies
In the row OF pumpkin pies.
An the contrast who can tell
What the Pilgrim fathers bore
All the hardships that befen
Exilos on a barren shorei
Yet their thanks 10 God wero sent.
They with freedom were content
We have corn and wheat and fruits.
Peace dwells with us all the day.
who our liberty disputesY
Who can wrest our rights awayi
Lot us. then. our blessings heed,
And our thanks be thanks indeed.
Hattie whitney, in Golden Days.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24
THE NEXT CONGRESS-.
An Extinguishsr Upon Free-Raw-Mat~riax
Heresies.

The next congress will be n repub-
lican congress, and there will be no
more free-trade legislation 20 keep
manufacturers in suspense aud labor
idle. Chairman Faulkner, of the dem
ocratic congressional committee, him
self comedies 10 the republicans a ma
jority OF forty in the next congress-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

sT-Chairman Wilson has crawied
out from under the avalanche, buthe
il still n little uncertain a. 10 what
struck him Chicago Tribune
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

sTf-It was n great republican tidal
wave Only few southern states
form the exception 10 the rule. States
which in recent years have been demo
cratic or populistic returned TO the re-
publican fold with heavy majoritics.
Tsc sentiment Is the same all along
the line. The popular confidence is In
republican policies and In republican
care OF the great interests OF the ma
tion.-Troy Times
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

sB-An independent paper In Pitts
burgh says the people have shown in
the last three congressional elections
that they are equally opposed so high
tariff bigots and free trade cranks."
Perhaps n better way 60 express 10
would be 20 say that the people are in
favor OF moderate, intelligent protec-
ton OF American business interests,
with revenue enough 90 pay current
expenses and something over. - ST
Louis Globe Democrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

III With whntcxultant madness tho
Ifree traders cried out on that day
bwhen the Wilson bill passed the housei
1.-THE radicals are on top" And en-
blematic Of that they lifted Mr.. Wilson
ON their shoulders and bore him down
the aisles triumphant On what
shoulders is he being borne to-day2
What kind OF Endorsement Is this rad
ical, free-trade insanity receiving from
the country Look upon that picture
and then upon this, and ask yourself
whether the conservatives OF tho sem
ate, or the radicals OF the house were
right. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-24

North Dakota, Soutu DaNota, Nevada,
Idaho and Wyoming. The democrats
voted almost solid In some OF these
states with the populists, the object
being the defeat of Harrison.
Colorado. dcm.-rop. majority.
Kansas dem. pop. majority ..............s 300
Nebraska. dem pop, majority. 1880
North Dakota. each candidate for president
had ufs clcctor.
South Dakota. DEM pop mnjOrity.ssss.s. zoo
Neyada dem. non majority. .............. $3.50
Idaho, Dem, pop majority ........s.... lip11
wyoming, rep plurality ',... ..-......ss..' M
In some OF the southern states the
republicans had no ticket In 1892, for
the reason that the democratic ballot
box suffers were SO potent that they
would have counted out anything that
was not democratic. Chicago Tribune.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-05
The Perfect Man.

The right kind of man from Beer
sheba to Dan sought with an infn-
tie zest. from the end of the East my
search never ceased till [ came to the
end of the West.
He's gentle and quite and plain in
his diet, and never gets mad in a
crowd; he's tireless searcher for all
kinds of "vircher" and never is boast
full and loud.
He's modest and sweet and gives up
his seat if washerwoman enters the
cars. If he smokes out of doors then
the smoke he outpours always comes
from ten-cent cigar.
On the great Wilson bill he will
never talk till you wish he would Ian
guishly die. He's in love with his
wife, and stays so all his life, and
praises her pudding and pie.
And I sought for this man from
Beersheba to Dan. sought from the
West to the East, but I am sorry to
say that he didn't come to stay, and
he's long since defunct and deceased.
New York World.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-05
. Sharp Advance in Stocks.

Enterprise, Oath ult: The ore dis
covery in the vicinity of the 1860 level
of the Consolidated California & Vir-
ginia caused a sharp upward move
ment in that stock in yesterdays open
ing session of the Boards and the stock
closed strong last evening at an adj
vance of 80 cents above last week s
top quotation.
The recent ore discovery is not in
the vicinity of the old workings, but
is in entirely new ground and further
important, Developments are among
the probabilities.
Public feeling is ripe for a market
and should the present discovery
widen out either above or below, an
advance in price of the stock equal to
that following the discovery in 1886,
is predicted by sanguine operators
while the more conservative are talk
ing the price up to $50 per share.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-05
A KillOrcure Spring.

A correspondent of the Walker
Lake Bulleton, writing from Silver
Star district, Esmeralda county says:
"This place is becoming noted as a
resort for medical treatment, which
may account for the advent of so many
visitors. The waters of the springs
here are strongly impregnated with a
solution of bi-chloride of gold, formed
in natures laboratory, and of a quail
ity superior to any made by human
agency. A number of persons have
refused stronger stimulants after drink
ing of these waters who have never
been know to refuse before. The
killorcure institute will not be extern
sively patronized after the virtues of
these springs become known"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-05
silver and Lead Quotations In New
A Printers Error.

After all there is nothing so re-
freshing as printers error. 1t is
frequently the most readable thing
in publication. Only the other day
a colonial journal soaring aloft with
scientific aspirations, said: "There
need be demand no longer for Jules
Verne's and other blackguards' works
of imagination. The colonial journ-
al felt that some reparation was due
to Jules Verne and "other black
guards. In a subsequent issue the
following appeared: "For 'other
blackguards please read Rider Hag
CARDS. - Silver State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-05
Both Killed.

Mosello, Mex, April 26.-John
Redding and David Harper, two
wealthy mining men at the Dos Cabe-
EOS camp, met and quarreled over a
business matter. They agreed to
settle the affair with revolvers. Both
men fired at the same time, and both
fell dead in their tracks.
They had been partners for several
years and until their fatal quarrel
had been fast friends. They were
well known in the Western mining
districts of the United States.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-05
why Russell Didn't Get tn. Mint.

The Lovelock New Era is authority
for the statement that President Cleve-
land said that George Russell, one Of
the candidates for Superintendent of
the Carson Mint, had the best recon-
mendation he had ever seen signed, as
it was by all the Worlds Fair Com
missioners, many Senators and Re-
representatives., but he was indiscreet
enough to be introduced by Stewart,
whom Grover despises.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-05-05
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

There is resolution now before
Congress looking to the formation of a
treaty with Mexico and the United
States, for the coming of American sill
yer into Mexican dollars at our minis,
for trade with China and the East.
IF this scheme can be successfully
carried out, it is claimed that China
and the East would naturally give
her trade to the country which re-
ceived her money at par, which the
United States would do if the pro-
posed plan proves success. In that
case at least 30 per cent. of the trade
which now passes through the Suez
canal to England would come direct
ly across the Pacific ocean to our
western ports, and give the trade to
America instead of England.
If the United States has control of
the Nicaragua canal (if it should be
constructed) it will not only prove