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The herald., 1895-09-06
BOMB THR0WER IN PARIS
Second Attempt Upon the Roths-
child Banking House
FIEND CAUGHT IN THE ACT
Confesses, Upon Arrest, to Anarch.
istic Allegiance
He Expressed Sorrow That His Effort Was
Futile; Intended II as a Protest Against
the nethods of the Banks

Associated Press special Wire.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-M r tbs schiId's bank
ing house was tne scene of another nihil.
istic attempt.
At 3:20 O'Clock a man entered the bank
from Rue Lafitte. In the vestIbule the
detective on guard saw the stranger try
The herald., 1895-09-06
Railway rIail Clerks

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--At the meeting to-
day OF railway postal clerks San Fran
cisco was chosen for the conventioe. of
1876. to be held IN September Petty 2
Warning OF New York was elected presi-
dent by acclamation. G. L. Lagraye of
Chicago WITS elected secretary. Balloting
for the candidates was spirited.
The herald., 1895-09-06
Bogus Checks Galore

BOISE, Ida, Sept. 5.-A large nun Der
of bogus checks on the First National
bank have been coming in during the
past few days. They are signed j. C.
Wilson. They seem to originate in Ne
vada. The amount so far received is
about SIS. 600. No such man is known
by the bank.
The herald., 1895-09-06
UNCLE SAM AGAINST MRS. STANFORD
The Case Will Come Up for Hearing
October

The Case VIII Come Up for Hearing In
October
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Especial
Government Attorney McKisick is busy
preparing the brief and argument in the
case of the government against the Stan
ford estate to recover SIS. 600. 900. The
case will be argued in the United States
court Of appeals October 18th. 1t is be-
lieved that Judges McKenna, Morrow
and Hawley will hear the case. The argu-
ments will be an elaboration of those
presented to Judge Ross, who sustained
the demurrer of Mrs Stanford to the
suit
The herald., 1895-09-06
To DnclS the Indiana

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The idea of
attempting to dock the bsttleship In
diana in the United States preliminary
to her speed trial has been abandoned,
and Mr.. Crampiis now about to arrange
The herald., 1895-09-06
THE NEWS

~ TELEGRAPH.- Santa Barbara; .
prominent jurist dies-Rivarside
county law suits-Toluca notes-An.
other bomb thrower in Paris--Na-
tional Proprietary association; elec-
tion of otficers-Baltimor amend
ment sustained at Cincinnati-Fill-
more; the Scotchman's wedding-San
Pedro shipping notes-Santa Ana;
body of mountaineer identiiied-Sugar
bounty case decided; Oxnard claim
rejected-Santa Monica news; new
seaside park-Utuh Democrats at
Ogden; declare for free silver; list of
nominees-Races at Sacramento-For
Cuban independence; appeal of Pres
ident Palma-The yachts are meas
ured; stripped for the race--The
Fraker case; he is identified--Alask
boundary dispute-Pasadena officials
complain-The Waller court martial
Bank. swindlerE arrested.-Gallaghe
knocks Turner out in the fourth
yound.-L. A. W. meet at Buffalo,
Lansing hates the press.-San Ber-
nardIno Fiesta a.--Pennsylvania Demo-
crats.-Cuban war news.-Nebraska
Democrats indorse the administra-
tion. - Northern Pacific statement.
--Durrant trial; model of the church
In court; jam of spectators. Men
needed for the navy.-Curry fined $500
for his driving at Belmont Park
Tin plate mills will shut down.
Earthquakes in Butte.-Italy' citrus
fruit crop.
The herald., 1895-09-06
GOId Deaerx,a

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-The gold re.
serve at the close of business today, after
deducting all Withdrawals, was $780, 927,-
567.
The herald., 1895-09-06
ABOUT THE cITY-The opinion OF the

ABOUT THE CITY-The opinion of the
supreme court in the Langford will
case handed down. the widow and
will sustained - J. J. Collins has
his pocket picked; he loses a gold
watoh-Rabbi Blum may not be the
teacher of French after all--The spe-
cial school building committee makes
more contracts for supplIes-Y ester
days building record - The differ
ences between the electric railways
adjusted-A funny chicken stealing
case in the township court-A town
site under water - Spirituallsts in
Los Angeles; trouble among the be.
lievers-The Citrus Wheelmen is the
name of the new cycling club.
The herald., 1895-09-06
Hinister Resigns

MADRID, Sept. 5.-The Dia announces
that Senior CAstellanos. minister. for the
colonies, has resigned.
The herald., 1895-09-06

armor to be the hest fifteen-inch plate
which has ever undergone this trial at
Indian Head.
The herald., 1895-09-06
wHsRe YOU MAY 90 TODAY

ORPHEUM-At p. m. vaudeville,
BCRBANK-At s p. m. Jane.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

rs II Is called, one for each district, up
70 the one where the fire seems to be.
The city was built on seven hills, and
each hill Is district. SO II the fire is in
the third district three balls will hang
on each side, that al may know where
TO run for tho Ere.
The street Waterman, whose duty IL
Is to keep his eye often on tho tower,
soon secs the signal. and ii It Is IN bis
district he starts on run to warn the
flrcmcn. lie has club, and nshc runs
he beats on the pavement with IL, and
cries at the top OF his voice. "Yanghin
varl Yanghln varl' "Thcre "a fire!
There IL fircl' The first TO hear
the noise and din arc the dogs
OF tho city, and the dogs of
Constantinople ought to have story
all by themselves, for they arc very
prominent. There arc ten thousand OF
them. and tho visitors say that il seems
as II every dog in the city turned out
for every Dire. IL Is certain thut almost
at once the Waterman has q great
crowd OF dogs yelping and barking at
his heels, and this connection soon
arouses the fircmen. These are volun-
tecrs. not n regular company Of trained
men as we have. and part Of them run
TO where an old-fashioned hand engine
Is kept, and get II out and start for the
fire with IL, and another set OF men
grab their leather water bags, which
they sling over their shoulders MS they
run. and 20 10 the nearest public foun-
tain TO FIJI them with water. Then
they, too, rush TO the fire, the engine
pipes are attached 20 the bags, the men
begin TO pump, and az last, when the
fire has had q good half hours start.
some small streams OF water arc played
on IL, without, however. as you may
gucss, very much effect.
At night colorcd light is used on
the towers. It's color showing the dis
trict where the fire Is. As the districts
nre large and the .frcmcn have no idea
la what part of tho district the fro
may be, they sometimes race over tho
most OF L., with dogs and people follow
ing. before they ilnd tho blaze; By that
time, perhaps, good part of the
water Inns leaked out OF the bags.
which arc Kept In use when they nrc
old and worn. and ittlc good can DO
done. IL Is because their means Of
lighting Gre arc 50 slight and impcr-
feet TINT the city Il often visited by
most serious fires. and this i why. too,
the most dreadful sound in the streets.
particularly at night. - tho shrill
"lunghln varr' Of the Waterman.
Many Of the wcalthicr citizens keep on
band lnrro heavy curtains. almost AZ
thick as tho Turkish rugs, and % great
tizc, which they hang "a front 81 their
houses WHOM Rrc X near and scculs
threatening. This curtain II called
lknzifcoiim ~. Y. Times
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
IT - BETTER TO LIVE.

have sometimes fell that the burden
Of lifo WAS too heavy TO bear.
And have longcd 70 lie down az the noontico
And rcet and forget ALL my care.
Hut over my heart comes tho message.
Repeated again ana again;
cit ~ better 20 live ana 20 suffer
Than 10 die 70 DO rid OF the pain"
There IA rest IN the darkness OF dying.
And end 70 thc weary despair;
The grave holds sure peace and calm silence;
NO sorrow nor pain can be tner0
but prrhups In the struggle OF living.
n a soul that has mood OF my care
Somc heart maybe bearing a burden
mat my hand may tighten or share
IT would DO easy 20 say II am weary"
And ifc down and give up the strife,
TO suffer no moro with tho henrtsche
And sorrow meet In this life;
But perhaps from my sorrov-swopt heart
Atrinrs
Amciody sweet may be wrung
And my lips when they drank deep OF suffering
Tho tondcrcst songs may have sung
lis 70 hard TO nc pations with living
When al tho world Is nwryi
so wcnfisofno waiting Tor pleasures
That viii only come after we die;
but even through all my complaining
can hear that undying refrain:
1T IS better TO live and 70 suffer.
Than TO die 70 be rid OF the pain"
will live and be strong and win suior.
IL need DO, until fnd rost,
When life and rs trials are over;
although never my life should be bicst
Though always tho sun should be darkcnod
by the clouds that hang over my way.
! win trust that tho light viii be clearer
When nt last awake lin the day."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

BOOK LEARNING.


It Does Not Inform Ono Upon All Mnt-
ters In Life.
II is said to be n true story of an Eng
lisii clergyman that, on his appoint
ment TO n country living, he went about
from house 20 house asking why tho
good wives did not 60 20 church ON
Sunday afternoons. milking the
COWS" was tho universal answer. On
Sunday morning, therefore, he spoke
his mind. II hnvc been round the
parish, he said, ''and find You all make
the same excuse. Now have only one
thing 10 request, und tiIat is tiiatt you
milk your cows the last thing on Satur-
day night and the FIRST thing on Mon
day morning."
"Who could harlSen TO n man In the
pulpit, or out OF 1t. after that2" said one
old countryman. .'But then, you see
he's a boolS-larnt mani
Another "boolS-larnt man" was stand
ing by one day when country parson
was looking at his COWS.
.'Poor old LADY, poor old ladyw said
the country parson, anpstrophizing one
quietly chewing her cud. I'm afraid
We must soon part company.
''But why?n exclaimed the other.
ITO 90 TO the butchers"
"To go TO the butchers? Why, Ihave
always thought cows died natural
death, and that we only ate oxcnlr
DnwlSins, the countrvmnn OF the
previous tale, was on the other side OF
the hedge granting cmphntically at In
tervals, and tho country parson looked
across at him with twinkle in his eye.
What do You think of that. Daw-
lxins?" asked he.
wherever has he hid hissclf all these
days?" asked DawlSins, in irropressible
scorn. But thcn," twinlsling back at
his master, ''hc's scholard, amt he?
lie never ate cow beef IIc hcl hel"--
Youths Companion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

what 10 Does when y Fire Breaks On
I'm nis NcIghborhood-

what 10 Does when Fire Breaks out
In His NcIghborhooa.
American boys and girls accustomed
70. tho dash Of fire horses through the
streets, and the reaching OF the burn
ing house or shop in Ave or ten min
utes, only fair performance of our fire
departments, viii laugh 70 hear how
the slow-going Turk manages the mat
ter.
In Turkeys most important city,
Constantinoplc, there are no electric
fire signals 10 be rung at almost any
street corner. bat the fires are watched
for from several fro towers that are
built IN various portions OF the city.
The one shown In the accompanying
picture Is in the old part Of CONSTANT
nople, just inside the gate OF Soula-
minnie, and Is n historic one, for it is
built on tho site of the forum of Con-
stantine the Great, from whose
name, as many Of you probably know,
this beautiful city OF the Bosporus is
named. Toward the top Of this tall.
graceful tower rod or pole projects on
each side; these are for the fire signals.
On tho top Of tho tower stands. day and
night. n watchman. who looks all about
on every side for the first sign Of a fire.
IL he sees a suspicious smoke any
whore he at once hangs out ON the rods
sort of ball-shaped basket or lantern,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

great rubbish heaps which cumbsred
the grounds. Miss Morstan and stood
together, and her hand was In mine. A
wondrous subtle thing is love, for here
were we two who had never seen each
other before that day, between whom
no word or even look OF affection had
ever passed, and yet now In an hour OF
trouble our hnnds instinctivcly sought
for each other. have lnarveled at IL
since, but ut tho time IL seemed the
most natural thing that should 90
out TO her SO, and, rs she has often told
me, there was In her also the instinct
TO turn 70 me for comfort and protec-
ton. So we stood hand in hand, like
two children, and there was peace IN
our hearts for all the dark things that
surrounded us.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

''Ah. that Il the houscl<ccpcr's room
That Is where old Mrs Bcrnstonc sta
She can tell us all about IT, But per-
haps you would not mind waiting here
for q minute or two. for IL we all GO In
together, and she has no word Of our
coming. she may be alarmed. But
hushi What Is that?"
He held mp tho lantern. and his hand
shook until the circles of light fiiclxered
and wavercd all round us. Miss Nor
stan seized my wrist. and we all stood
with humping hearts. straining our
cars. From the great black house there
sounded through the silent night the
snddest md most pitiful Of sounds
the shrill, broken Whispering Of .
frightened woman.
1T Is Mrs. Bcrnstone." said Sholto.
"Shc Is the only woman In the house.
Wait here. shall be back In mo.
ment." lie hurried for the door, and
knocked In his peculiar way. We
could see tall old woman admit him
and sway with pleasure at the very
sight Of him.
"oh, MIR. Thaddcus. sir. am so glad
you have comel | am so glad you
have come, Mr.. Thaddeus, sirl" We
heard her reiterated rejoicings until
the door was closed and her voice died
away into muflled monotone.
Our guide had left us the lantern.
Holmes swung a II slowly round. and
pecred keenly at the house, and at the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

ine OF the highest room. and there.
sure enough, no came upon another
little garnet above II, which had been
scaled up and was known 70 no one.
In the center stood the trcasure-chest,
resting upon two rafters. He lowered
II through the hole. and there II
lies. He computes the value of tho
jewels ut not less than half million
sterling"
At the mention OF this gigantic sum
we all stared nc one another openseyed.
Miss Morstan, could we secure her
rights. would change from needy
governcss TO the richest hciress In Eng
land. Surely 1t was the place OF
loyal friend TO rejoice at such news;
yet am ashamed 70 say that selfish
ness took me by tie soul, and that my
heart turned as hsavy as lead within
me. stammered out some few halt
ing words OF congintulation, and then
sat downcast, with my head dropped,
deaf 20 the babtde OF our new &C
quaintancc. lie was clearly con-
flrmed hypcchondrlac, and was dream
lily conscious that he was pouring forth
intcrminablc trains of symptoms, and
implnring information as TO the COM
position and action Of innumerable
quaclS nostrums, some Of which he bore
about In leather case in his pocket. !
trust he may not remember any Of the
answers which l gave him that night.
Holmes declares that he overheard me
caution him against The great danger
Of taking more than two drops Of cas-
tor oil, while l recommended strych-
nine in large dosea as scdative. How
ever that may be, was certainly re-
lieved when our cab pulled up with a
jerk and the coachman sprang down
TO open the door.
''This, Miss Morstan, is Pondicherry
lodge" said Mr.. Thaddcus Sholto, %
he handed her out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

which II throws out from its shell and
uses something like hand or net.
The feeder Is made up Of many slender
little fingers. with delicate fcathcry
lateral projections. through which. the
water passes easily, bat which retain
the animalculn. The barnaclc throws
this feeder oct from rs shell and
sweeps II through the water and over
into its shell again with whatever II
can collect. IL repeats this until IL Il
no longer hungry.
The barnaclc here pictured was until
recently at the New York aquarium at
Castle Garden. IL was iakcn from tho
back OF loggcrhcad turtle captured IN
the bny. Tho goose barnnclo Is doll
cato Ia captivity, and this one proved
no exception 90 tho rule. In color its
shell was not unlike that Of clam.
Tho growth seen on tho aide and back
Of Che shell and On The mock Of the bar.
naclc = o fno, brown. messy. marine
vegetation often seen on such bar
nnclcs. Thcrc wcrc also on the shell
OF this bnrnacle three or four minnie
barnaclcs Of tho ordinary kind. cx-
troncly small, each perhaps not moro
than an eighth Of an inch across. aud
yet each provided with ono Of those
wonderful hands or nets whcrcwith to
supply itself with food.-N, ". Sun.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

upon the new development which the
mysterious busincsshad taken. Holmes
was the first 20 spring to his feet.
'you have done well. sir, from first
TO last" said he. ct Is possible that
we may be able 60 make you some
small return by throwing some light
upon that which Is still dark TO you.
But, as Miss Morstan remarked just
now, IL Is late, and we had best put the
matter through without delay"
Our new acquaintance very dclib-
erately coilcd up the tube of his
hoolSah, and produced from behind q
curtain a very long bcfroggcd top coat
with Astrnlshan collars and cuffs. This
he buttoned tightly up. In spite OF the
extreme closeness OF the night, and
finished his attire by putting on q rab-
bit-slSin cap -sith hanging lappets
which covered the cars, so that no part
OF him was visible save his mobile and
pcnlSy face. my health Is somewhat
Fragile he remarked. MS he led the
way down tho passage. ~ nm COM
PEELED 20 be vulctudin0rinn."
Our cab was awaiting IN outside. and
our programme was cfi1rnuy pfcHr-
ranged. for the driver started of at
once NJ rnpid pnce. Thnddcus Sholto
talked inccssnntly. in n voice which rose
high above the rattle of tho wheels
bartholomew is clever fellow"
said he "IIow do you think he found
ont whore the treasure WASP lie had
como 10 the conclusion that II was
somewhere indoors; 50 he worked out
al tho cubic space Of the house and
made measurements everywhere. 80
that not one inch should be nnaccount-
cd for Among other things. he found
TINT the height Of the building was
scvcnfy-four feet, but on adding to-
Rcthcr the heights Of all the separate
rooms. and making every allowance
for the space between. which ho AS
ccrtained by borings he could not
bring tho total 20 moro than seventy
feet. There were four feet unnccount-
cd for. These could only he az the top
of tho building lie Hooked hole,
therefore. IN the lath-andplaktey cell
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

jew refers 20 the religion which the
Jews profess, says the editor OF Jewish
Tidings Hebrew refers to language
which they no longer speak, and has
consequently no meaning nt the pres
emit time. Israelitc refers TO nation
which they az ono time formed, and IL
has at present no Specification except
when reference Is made TO the ancient
nation. The Jews are a religious COM
munity, and that Is nll that separates
them, or rather distinguishes them,
from their fellow citizens The Jews do
not cnll themselves Hebrews. A few
who do not know any better mny call
themselves so. but they are wrong.
Those who know what Is right call
themselves Jews, and that Is the only
correct name.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12

Remarkable Samples Discovered a. Now
EoEiand Cemeteries
IL is common to say that makers Of
gravestoncs have little regard for tho
truth; monumental linrs.' they nro
sometimes called. But though the
good side of the departed Is generally
land properly-emphasizcd, there arc
many instances In which spirit Of
frankncss seems to have possessed tho
village poets. whose services arc 80
much in demand on mortnnry occa~
sions.
In Vermont cemetery. according to
an exchange. one may read the follow
Ing epitnph. which certainly does not
RI on the side of fiattcry:
Horo lies In silent clay
Miss ArabcilA Young.
who. on the elst OF May.
negaa TO hold her tongue
And here Is quatfain, never be-
fore In print, OF curiously similar i'm
port;
Hero lies tho body OF Hannah Thurbcr.
Onco sho talked. and mono could curb har:
ThTca husbands had she. all are AnAds
They died Of cnrache. so 'tis said
In tho same rural cemetery where
this last outspolson epitarh Is found,
visitors sometimes pause 10 smile az the
ingenious grief OF widower whose
change Of mood ir the concluding coup
let was perhaps quite unintentional:
In mcmorgoi Susan Glover,
Ny vile most true aud llind:
Though should marry ten times ovor
Her like shall not lad
Grammatical correctness Is perhaps
too much 10 ask Of tho unprofcssional
muse. Meter and rhyme are hard taslf-
masters, and while a man is intent
upon minding them. he Is almost to DO
pardoncd for using little too much OF
that very convenient article known "a
poetic license. IN a case like the fRl-
lowing we may praise the smoothness
OF the verse rather than laugh ut the
ruggcdness of the grammatical con-
struction:
Pause rood friend and drop atear.
Tho body OF Joha Pratt is here.
Think OF tho day whom you viii be
Under tho sod "a deep IS me.
The amateur poctis troubled not only
by the trainmcls Of meter and rhyme,
but by the narrow space Ia which he
isobligcd TO work II is Impossible 70 say
everything IN four limos, and, as con-
sequence. much must be left 10 tho un-
derstanding OF the reader. So Il was.
no doubt, with tho author of the fol-
lowing;
beneath this stone lies wiiiizm Bctt
in tho river no was drowned;
a sqnall camo ur his boat upset
His body was mover found
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-12
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
The WISE LITTLE SCHOLAR.


The wiscst Of my scholars Is gentle little
maiden.
Who looks az iifo ana learning with pair Of
soft blue eyes.
She hns an answer ready. With ceai Of logic
indon.
And solves all knotsy questions and prob
lens as they rlso-
We woro learning IA geography OF surface
elevations
"Can Won toll mo what relief maps aref'
asked tho little class
I expected only hanging heads and verbal
hcSitations:
But my wissst little scholar couidn't let q
question: pass.
III you please. SIR" said she. ioyously--with
pride bor checks wore burning.
TO think that sho could answer when the
others couldn't DO It,
"A relief map Is map you've been awful
tlmo a-ienrninx.
And you're awful tired OF L. and you're so
glad 70 Get th'oo Il"
LOUISE II Bruce, IN ", X independent