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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE New Jersey democrats In con-
vention at Trenton nominated Alex
ander Il. McGill. of Hudson county,
for governor The platform reafiirms
the national democratic platform Of
1892 and Endorses the administration Of
President Cleveland.
THE populists OF the Eighteenth Illi-
nois district nominated q. $. Culp, Of
Shelby county, for congress.
JosEPH FIELD, the wealthy Middle
town farmer, known throughout New
Jersey as Uncle Josey,p celebrated
his l03d birthday.
Miss FRANCES Il. WILLARD, president
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union, arrived in New York from Eu-
rope.
LIEUT. GEN ScHoFIELD retired as
commander of the United States army
and Gen. Nelson A. Miles succeeds him.
EX-SENATOR MALONE, of Virginia.
suffered stroke of paralysis at his
room at Chamberlain's hotel in Wash
ington. and his recovery was doubtful.
In the Eighteenth Illinois district
the democrats nominated Edward T.,
Lane and the prohibitionists Rev. NJ.
M. Cooper for congress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
EoREloN.

THE German government has issued
decree setting forth that after Oc-
tober no cattle or hogs shall be inn
ported into Germany from any country
without being qunrantined.
PREMIER BLAIR has dissolved the
New Brunswick legislature and the
general election will take place Octo-
Der 16.
TEN THOUSAND diamond cutters struck
at Amsterdam, Holland, upon the re-
iusal OF the employers to adopt condi-
tions upon which tho cutters trades
union insisted
HARRY PAYNE, the famous pantomime
clown. died at his home in London after
brief Illness.
PRoF. LOUIS PAsTEuR, the eminent
bacteriologist, died in Paris OF paraly-
sis, aged rs years.
Garnet, of France, was dedicated at
Fontainebleau.
CHINA yielded 10 the demands Of
Great Britain and dcposed Viccroy Lui
because he made no effort 20 stop the
riots at Sze-Chuen.
The inhabitants of western Mexico
were terrorized by earthquakes and
their country was nearly ruined.
lT was announced that China had ac-
corded full satisfaction 10 France for
the recent attack made upon tho
French missions in China.
ANOTHER Spanish warship was
wrecked at sea. the cruiser Cristobal
Colon, but no lives were lost.
THE total number Of cholera cases In
Japan since the plague started is 4o, ora
aud the number of deaths es,07S.
In was predicted that the European
sugar crop would be 1920. 900 tons
short of the average.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

in-law, M. Valleryradot and two
and DIR. Chantnesse, were present when
he passed away.
Louis Pasteur was born at Dole, Jura, De-
cembor ~, 1892, entered the university la 1910.
became q supcrnumerary master OF studies
O pupil In the Ecole Normale in 1888. took
the degree OF doctor in ie47 and was appoint
ed professor OF physics at the faculty OF
sciences, Strnsburg. In 1918. At the end OF
1854 no was intrusted Us dean with the
organization OF the newly created faculty
OF sciences az Lille, and in 1857 re-
turned TO Paris aud undertook the ''scien-
titsc direction" OF tho Ecolc Normale. Ia
December. iS13 he WAS appointed professor
OF geology. physics and chemistry at the
Ecolc des Benux-Arts, and was elected a
member OF the institute. The Royal society
OF London In 1855 awarded NJ PAsteur the
Kumford medal for his researches relative 10
the polarization OF light ETC. Ho was doc
Grated with the Legion Of Honor August i2.
1858. vas promoted TO DO an oificcr OF that
order In 1868, and q commander In 1903
NJ Pasteur has written numerous works re-
hating 10 chemistry and bacterology for
which In 1891 he obtained tho JecEer prize
In 1874 the national assembly accorded TO M.
Pasteur as a reward chiefly for hts invests
cations on fermentation. llfo annuity OF
~ 900 francs. He was raised TO the rank OF
grand ofacer OF tho Legion OF Honor October
"a. 1874
His reception into the French academy took
place April! ~, 1892. when no delivered pane
gyyic on NJ. Littre, TO whose chair he hnd sue
ceedcd Ia the Same year the council OF the
Society Of Arts awarded the Albert medal Of
the society 10 M Pasteur for his researches la
connection with fermentation. the prcSnrva-
ton OF wines and the propagation OF zynotio
diseases In silk worms and domestic aniInala
/ OF late years NJ Pastcur has devoted HIM
self TO the study OF incubation OF diseases
other than smallpox. and has achieved some
very remarkable results In the prevention OF
hydrophobia; patients from nil parts OF Eu-
rope. and even from America. travelling %
Paris 10 put themselves under his care Large
subscriptions wero raised in France 10 form
an Institute Pnsteur," where the methods
OF the great discoverer could DO practiced and
taught
July l, 1882 meeting was convened &C the
Mansion house In London for the purpose or
hearing statements by Sir James Paget and
others In favor OF establishing a Pasteur In
stituto in England The prince OF Wales con-
tributcd 100 guineas toward that object
Pnstcur Institute has also been established
IN America under the direction OF the
nuuila OF Pastenr for the nurnnAa Of nifording
relief 70 Americans who could spare Mother
the time nor the money 70 make the trip TO
Europe for the purpose OF placing themselves
directly under the care OF the great chemist
The cholera epidemic OF 1892 led NJ. Pastcur
10 institute experiments In anticholeraic vac
ciuations. which proved successful Ia the case
OF animals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

The Texas Legislature convened At
Austin for the purpose Of passing =
law that will cffectuaily prohibit the
corbett-Fitxsimmons prize fight at
Dallas announced for October 81.
BRICK yards. q row Of houses and an
electric light factory were burned in
Philadelphia. the total loss being $780,
600.
SrULTz. LIsnERGER q Co. large to-
bacco manufacturers at Danville, Va,
failed for 500. 000
The banks at Monett and Purdy in
Barry county. Mo, were placed ia the
hands OF receivers.
AFTER a two-year struggle 70 re-
trieve the loss caused by the financial
depression the produce cold storage
exchange In Chicago went into the
hands of a receiver with liabilities Of
$500 600
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
IN BUSINESS cIRcLEs.
weekly Review OF the Trade situation by
Dun.
New York. Sept So --R. G. Dun g.
Co. S weekly review OF trade says:

New York, Sept. 30.--R. q. Dun g.
Co. IS weekly review OF trade says.
"The full statement OF about $500 CONNER
cial failures for tho third quarter OF 1905 viii
be published next week. and viii show liabili-
ties Of about $4,000 0O0 of which about sil 000.-
have been OF manufacturing aud si7.UVOoO0 OF
trading concerns In the Same quarter o. last
year the failures we're 2s6S. and the liabilities
Ss9,4liied, OF which Sig,SSi.S ps were OF manu-
featuring ana tib iSl $50 OF Trading concerns.
The weeks reports are highly encouraging as
10 monetary matters. although exports Of gold
still continue and also AS To the cotton manu-
facture but not AS satisfactory regarding Iron.
WOODEN. leather or silk manufactures
Nothing Is clear about the iron and steel
manufacture, but some of the largest Pitts
burgh concerns, protesting 20 have orders for
many months ahead, ans bidding FOR small
contracts Ia eastern markets Ut a 70 g. bO per
ton less than the quoted rate Some say that
II Is done 10 depress the market. and again IL
is thought that the object may be 10 bug ma
terials, but contracts have boon mado nc the
east for xb0.00J tons OF foreign orc TO be used
In Bessemer iron making az eastern fur
naces, and the termination OK tho Marquette
strike sets free about se0. 900 tons more OF Bes-
semer ore within the period OF lake naviga-
ton The strike OF COKE workers at COnnells-
willie seems 10 have been avoided The Iron
Age reasons that nothing can explain the Sit
uation except some large movement In steel
rails not yet mnde known For the first week
in many months the average OF prices OF iron
and steel produchi shows no change whatever.
though the demand for finished products IL
distinctly reduced.
The exports OF gold. though not as large AZ
they were some weeks ago. cause some dis
quiet In view OF the dlsnanding OF the bond
syndicate Money has gone 20 the interior
rather largely. and there Is considerable in-
crease IN volume OF commercial loans Stocks
have slightly declined for railroads during the
week. though the market shows much stub
boraness. and trust stocks average ~ cents
per share higher than week ngo, but arc now
growing stronger ia tone
Failures Tor tho week have been 2i6 IN the
United States against 13b last year, and 30 Ia
Canada. against 80 last year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
LATER.

The Texas legislature, by vote Of
~ To l la the senate and ITO Co In the
house, passed bill making it a felony
20 engage In prize fight in the state
and attached TO 1t clause providing
for the law going into effect at once.
THE United States cruiser Brooklyn
was launched at Cramps shipyard in
Philadelphia.
The inaugural baseball game for the
Temple cup was played ut Cleveland
between the Cleveland and Baltimore
clubs, and was won by the former by a
score OF TO 4.
STRATHBERRY broke the worlds rec
ord for mile on half-mile track,
making IL ia 2.07el at OslSaloosa, la.
REV. WILLIAM Il. HINsHAw was con-
vlcted ut Danville, Ind, OF the murder
81 his wife on January 10 last and
the jury fixed the punishment at life
imprisonment.
THE president issued an order plac-
ing Maj Gen. Nelson A. Miles at the
head OF the army OF the United States
J. A. BLowIcn & Co. cloak manuiac-
turers in New York. failed for 100000.
A TRAIN on the Michigan Central
road struck wagon at n crossing at
Essex, Ont, and Dennis Burke and
William and Thomas Mooney were
killed.
In riot between Turks and Ar
rncnians in Constantinople over 80
persons were killed.
AT Lincoln, the Nebraska republicans
rcnominatcd j. H. Norvnll for supreme
court Judge. The platform declares in
favor Of the largest use OF both gold
and silver possible, denounces the for
cign policy OF the present administra-
ton aud extends sympathy 20 Cuba in
its struggle for liberty.
GEN. O. NJ. poE. tho wcll-lgnown
United States engineer. died suddenly
an his residence in Detroit, aged IS
years
JAMES +. TiIi.oTsoS. prominent
member OF the Chicago board Of trade.
drowned himsclfin the lake because OF
heavy losses in speculation.
The whole business portion of Cam
bridge, o.. was destroyed by fire with
a loss Of over 500. 900.
The Massachusetts, democrats in
convention at Worcester nominated n
full state ticket with George +. Will
liams. OF Dedhnm, for governor The
platform commcnds the present ma
tionnl administration. demands the
maintenance Of the existing gold
standard. and opposes the free coinage
OF silver aud the further purchase ~
silver bullion, and demands that the
government snail retire its paper
money.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

VIENNA, Sept. 30--Advices from An
tioch state that Ottoman officials there
have succeeded in exciting Mussul-
mans with a report OF an impending
massacre by Armenians. AS "A result
of this. Mussulmans, accompanied by
police. raided an Armenian church and
searched the building for arms The
Arlnenians resisted, and in the con-
flct which cnsucd ten OF them were
killed. A reign Of terror prevails nt
Kemnlxh and Erzongen. owing TO OPP
preston by the Turks Many Ar
menians have been arrested
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
FAVOR INDEPENDENCE.



Cause Of Cuban Revoiutionists
CmcAeo. Oct. l.--Surrounded by
patriotic notices. with the American
flag as a background, the declaration
OF independence as a text book
and the spirit OF liberty as an inspi-
ration. 1000 persons yelled themselves
hoarse Monday night In the cause Of
Cuban independence. There could
scarcely have been more enthusiasm
had the meeting been held in
Cuba itself. Central music hall was
not big enough TO hold all the
sympathizers and there was an over
flow meeting in the auditorium Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
building. AT both meetings the same
resolutions were adopted and speeches
were made by men prominent ia civil
affairs. all OF whom uncompromisingl
favored the freedom OF the little island
from the thralldom OF Spain.
The resolutions express sympathy
for the rsvolutionists, call ON tho
United States TO recognize them as
belligerents. and ask other countries
10 join in making this demand. They
begin with the best known paragraph
in the declaration of independence and
end with determination 20 continue
the work begun at Monday nights two
big assemblages.
Messages OF sympathy were read
from Senator Cnllon, Gov. Altgeld. OF
Illinois; Russell A. Alger, Mayor PIN
gree, of Detroit; Senator Call, of Flor
ida; Mayor Bostwicls, of jacksonville,
Fla; Mayor Caldwell, OF Cincinnati;
Mayor Salmonson. Of Tampa, Fla, and
others.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2. - That Monday
nights meeting at Central music hall
is 70 result in more than moral sym
pathy FOR the Cuban revolutionists was
evidenced Tuesday by the statement
of an authorized person that fire.
arms have been pledged TO
aid In the cause and nego-
tiations have been commenced for
their purchase. Ex-State Senator Ed
ward Il. Noonan. who was appointed
one of the vice presidents at the meet
ing, makes assertion that committee
Is making arrangements to buy 100
Winchester rifles and large quantity
of ammunition and that all would be
ready for shipment TO Cuba in very
short time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

ToLEDo. o., oct. i.--Reprcscntative
editors Of Ohio. Indiana and Michigan
10 the number Of 100 invaded Toledo
Monday as guests OF the cham
Der Of commerce and thorough
~ enjoyed themselves at It's ex.
pcnse. La the morning they visited
various points OF interest around the
city and after dinner were taken 70
Fort Mcigs where they were addressed
by ex-ConQrcssman Frank Iiurd and
others. In the evening the party was
banQuctcd at the Body house.
Speeches were made by the mayor.
Judge j. n. Doyle aud several Of the
visiting editors
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

WASHINGTON, Sept s0--Thc treasury
gold reserve has been reduced to SD2,-
S05. 067. at which figures H. stood when
the treasury closed its doors on Err
day. These figures were reached
by a withdrawal at New York
for export of 81, 5O0,O00.
Government officials are encouraged
70 believe that within a month the
number OF commercial bills that will
be on the market as result OF the cx-
port of American cereals and cotton,
will turn the tide Of exchange aud
stop gold exports for some time 70
como
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
CRUSHED BY ROCK.
Six Men KILLED Ia Quarry Near Indie
pcndencc, Mo.

Six Men KILLED Ia Quarry Near Indc-
pcndencc, Mo.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct 2. - A spe-
cial TO the World from independence.
Mo-, says: Six men were killed sun
day afternoon by "a premature explo-
sion in rock quarry near that place.
The dead are:
Miles McTicrnan. contractor
Thomas fcrguson i4-ycar-oll son OF John
Ferguson. farmor
Dan Rogers
Pat Welsh
Charlca Truott
Unknown Italian.
All the dead except the boy are Of
Kansas City. In addition 10 these
John Ferguson, father of the boy killed,
Joe Fleming and an unknown Italian
were seriously injured by lying rocks,
but IL is thought that all OF these will
recover.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
TO CLOSE ON SUNDAY.
Action TO That End Taken by Exposition
Officers at Atlanta.

Action 20 That End inken by Exposition
Officers at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. AIT the meet
ing OF the board OF exposition direc-
tors held Monday evening action was
taken which apparently kills for all
time the project TO open the
exposition on Sundays. A rcso-
luton providing for Sunday open
ing was introduced 10y Director
cabaniss. but after some lively discus
sion was tabled. The advocates of
Sunday opening have not lost hope,
butt is pretty safe to say the chances
OF that resolution remaining tabled
are excellent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

LoNDoS, Oct 1. - The prolonged
heat and drought which have pre-
vailed throughout England have in
flictcd great deal OF hardship and
damage upon ngricuIturists The
pastures are completely destroyed by
the burning rays Of the sun and the
scarcity OF water for cattle threatens
n milk famine. The crops Of roots are
also suffering
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

wAsnfScroN. Oct Limited States
Mint Director Preston makes the aver
age price Of silver per fine ounce for
the quarter ended Monday. 0s.ls
cents, as against 65.1c3 cents for the
quarter ended June so Tho difference
was SO slight that the changes Ia the
value 81 foreign coin were few
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

HESSKssy, o. r.. Sept 30. The Chey-
cnnc and Arapahoc Indians on the
reservation west OF here are holding
war dances and disrcgarding the
agents orders TO keep on the rcscrvs
tion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

~ GArcbcs. In France
PARIS. Oct. !. Prof Louis Pas
teur. the eminent bacteriologist. died
Saturday evening at o'clock at
Garchcs. near St. Cloud. In the cnvi-
rons of this city. Prof. Pasteur had suf-
fered from paralysis for considerable
period Of time. About eight days ago
he sustained a violent paralytic stroke.
and Friday suffered still another severe
attack. lie grew worse rapidly and
remained In comatose condition
during his last hours The end was
absolutely without pain. His wife de-
votedly watched his bedside. His SON,
his physician, his daughter and his SON
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

DENVER, Sept 1o--My 1ourn
Chicago was over the Chicago, Blu
n Quincy Railroad. one Of the be-
aged Systems In the country, SHOULD
Judging by the civility of the employee
comfort experienced, the excellence n
roadbcd, and the punctuality OF arrival
actually reached Denver ahead OF time. 1
Burlington Route Is also the best 70 81
Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha and Kansas CITY
ARrisr-"1 painted this picture, sir. a
keep the wolf from the door, Dealeu
knob where the wolf can see IL. III Tit Bits-'
Halls Cstarrh Cure
n taken internally. Price 75c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

Halls Cstarrh Cure
n taken internally. Price 75c.
The sun., 1895-05-25
NEW JERsEY,S EXPENSES,
Mr.. Corbin's Suggestions for the Preli
inary Report to tho Legislature.
Aurses, Garriases, &c.

Mr. COrbin's 6uGGestionD for the Prelim.
inary Report to tho Legislature.
TRENTON. May 24.-The session of tho Senate
Investigating Committee to-day was tho last
that will be held before the convening of tho
Legislature on Juno 4. The proceedings shed
light on the annual profits of the Clerk of the
Court Of Chancery and Clerk of tho Supreme
Court. who are paid in fees. The general be-
lief was that the former was the more valuable
office, but the testimony Of Benjamin F. Lee
the Supreme Court Clerk, to-day was that for
the last five years his net profits have averaged
about $4,000. Allan McDermott, the Clerk in
Chancery. testified that for the last nine years
his profits have averaged between S16 200 and
S16.500 year.
There Is no intimation that either Mr.. Leo or
Mr.. McDermott has been receiving moro then
mott has held the ofioe since March, 1855, and
Since eas 1een Serk OF the Court
..S, NE s Gorbi1: counsel for the COMMITTEES. pro:
ssR1:72o:oo9s, They deGreased until 1875; when
600, The ordinary expenditures in 1875 were
S798.000; and in 1894 they had increased to
schedules Of sea Il ths sspen.s: 9:
were allowed to increase there would not DO
Of The Lesisature had increased from ron sBs,ooo
In In l 1873 to Si25; 900 last year and they should
suggested that a law be passed limiting the
number Of employees and fixing tho salaries at q
fair figure He could not und derstand the neces-
sity OF more doorkeepers than there were doors
for few weeks work, while the Senators and
mesmbers got but $500 for theirs. From $25. 600
expenses, The State Board Of Assessors and
the Board OF Taxation should be consolidated.
list should be revised and reduced, though he
agreed with the committee that there were q
rev officials who were underpaid. notably tho
AdJutant-General and Quartermaster- General.
who got only 200 each year
The session was brought to q sudden close for
q consultation OF the committeeman, The pro-
iiminary report will be ready on June 8, and the
Investigation will be continued after the Legis-
lature adJourns.
The sun., 1895-05-25
The Memorial Day Parade.

Chief Marshal Edward p Dougherty and the
staff OF tho G. A. r. met last night in the Sew
enty-first Regiment armory to complete plans
for the Memorial Day parade. Tho line Of
march will be down Fifth avenue to the Worth
monument in Madison square. where the parade
will be reviewed by Gov. Morton and staff
down Fifth avenue to Washington SQUARE
where II will be dismissed.
. The Old Guard and Guard of Honor, escort To
ne f reviewing officers will form at the Windsor
hotel. forty-sixth street and Fifth avenue. Tho
regular troops under the command OF Col, VIII
liam \: King. will haye the right OF the line and
mead OF column. which will form on West Fifty.
avenue; The naval detachment of marines and
saiors SUI. from ,ue Navy Yard and ships In port
will form on East Fifty ty-seventh street.
The sun., 1895-05-25
What Do You Think

doing others, so ] thought would give it
to my boy. After he had taken one
bottle he was much better and his ap-
petite much improved. He took six bottles
altogether, is perfectly we'll and healthy,
has gained in flesh more than ever be-
fore taking Hoods Sarsaparilla Mrs.
A. j. FAULKNER, 341lS West 41st
Street, New York City.
~ have used Hoods Sarsaparilla and
my health is much improved have not
had that tired, languid feeling any more"
Mrs j. f. WILSON, 369 Congress Ave-,
New Haven, Conn.,
The sun., 1895-05-25

A. Close a. son, 40 Cortiandt ct.
Those blue serge suits at Sl2. See them.-Adv.
The sun., 1895-05-25

II am certain you have seen In the daily news
papers the elaborate and concerted endesvors of
explain Republican doings in that city and this
or the Legislature. the Tribune says: 1t has
shown from the beginning disposition 10 palter
with tho people who elected it, and SO far as 1t
could, to deceive and betray them
The cause, the reason, the why and where
fore are obvious! They are TO be found In cor
rupt coalition of spoils-seeking partsans nom
lnally elonging TO opposing parties getting
together for ofiices and salaries and in an aban-
The sun., 1895-05-25

About when any one speaks OF a blood
purifier" or "spring medicine" or That
Tired Feeling"9
Why, Hoods Sarsaparilla, of course, be
cause this medicine has won an unequalled
reputation and an immense sale by its
merit in curing all blood diseases, and in
giving that strength so much needed at
this season Of the year II you have
not yet taken it do so now. 1t will do
you good
my boy was in very poor health and
nothing seemed to do him any good.
read of the good Hoods Sarsaparila was