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Ip tho District Court. iroJate division, Ihlti
Juu.r|aI ualUUi Iu hudtur SAT- lAto
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court room %. HaIi r"urH lu DO Count"
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count. Cor tIr tHluumrul cad account an
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NrH srI place GOV IerfIu interested ln saII
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IUUrF Boo, why aHII account should not H1
aaH.FI aid approved AMI fuN dArluut on
inside RE rf4VUI fHr
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g. o. STANTON
tIofk or Tho UIsUIHt Court
IIrA.C EsEsE. usuuty Gers
81 WhuuttLs attorney Tor Administrator.
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AMI expense of .H.".
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secretary.
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nuHsUANT TO Az uHnrH on SAID
1 Court ln HaIi matter, notice De hereby
sven tuat saturday tUr 4Ht uHy % NaTuu
a. % 1870. at 40 o'clock b. m, AtlUu county
court ruuW NJ FHu Court, hts been appointed
tur tine HUu place fur The hearing Uf d petition
of Joseph b Dean rrtylUE for tuu HHiursa uu
prosecuted. uuruuruns tu uH hoo Iatt MII. AND
Testament of q. IS, hAH aEaUuu. uItra..H
NHuu and whore BlI uvrtuns Interested mas
HWUrar anu pose Che prob lu ~ HHIu W.|. nI
tNs gT.Uun. ut letters tt-tHWrutsry On JYsppI
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SEAL & g. -IANTON,
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by A. a. Errsr,
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TOM NOTICE..

Do ne District Court. Probate Division. Third
Jalt"fal usHurt, boz anl Cor .a.l Lake
tuuutY. state Of lthu.
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Apsrtiels 10 uprllsd 90 ssch rottril abd n
Afrsrahs Prize Q oonta - fruHs iata or by N al
FLY NRuGiiEhH. - WAusI bussL New
IuEE
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SUPPORT HONE INDUSTRY.

These are the People Who Sell Hono-Malo co35s
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THE N. FASSELL PORK PACKING 90.

rE and tfina
ruaf .I 10 httf
to tfuna orie" ctd tor od roltT
del f.s tarl"u trat
Irtk F.
, susafC yf8r
'rei cash N"o' guaranteed ' ' 'N 30 ~
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N0too0f TmeA an Place for tho Hearing Of
Petition Tor 'dWIssI0u o. Ir1ualo
OF MII.
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MAINTAIN tasr WHHe COMPANY. q s0unr.
aUHu. principal U.A.u uf business uf ODE
,lmuHny room D.. UIsrrri National haui
HIINur, saU LtEU n.y. tnH.
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NOTICE.

DO tHe uHrftt count Probate DIV sion. Thr
JuIiUIaI d strict no. and fur SAT latu
JUssty, state u Jtah.
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In the District Court BOO ant Cor the 1hIu
Judicial District 90 lieH ietritsrv.
County of sl|t Lake.

The PEOPLE Of the Territory VI uAh 'snd
Greeting 10 HJrum Eu''VI fauia, defend
ant
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IA II ~ Il \ n n
Wv 'WIAu new upers AMI r'eansa
tho khta' rhiitTas, Alayi run ahi lunamuA
tioH, ilFsa the sores, Protects The hembTaua
FROM cold. UestoTss the strsts ~ Taste sad
bmul lbc NaIm "a quickly EJtotbsi Aad
Eyoa relief 81 once
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
FUSION in WISCONSIN.


Agree ON Terms
Milwaukee, Sept 3.-Thc democratic,
populist and silver party state conyen-
tons In session here during Wednesday
adopted resolutions substantially .denti-
cal In the Endorsement of free sill
yer and William j. Bryan in the strong
est words such Endorsement could be
nut. Each convention also appointed
conference committees 80 complete a
fusion ticket.
During the early evening these con-
ference committees had a series OF
meetingswhichfin finally resulted In agree
ment upon the state ticket on which the
populists and silver men were given
acknowledgements, secretary OF state
and insurance commissioner. The dem
ocrats thus getting governor. treasurer.
encouragement, railroad commissions
er and superintendent OF schools. On
the electoral ticket the populists are to
be given two and the democrats eight.
1t was eight o'clock when the demo-
cratic state convention was called TO
order. 1t was agreed not to present the
formal report of the conference COM
mittee, but to go on with .he nomina-
tions. emitting the Offices designed for
the populists. For governor, w. c. Sill
yerthorne, of Wausau, was nominated
by reclamation.
The populist convention 1T it's evening
session had quite n lively fight over the
report of the conference committee.
The middle-of-the-road populists de-
s.....
Dental electors. The fusion sentiment
was too strong for them, however. and
il soon appeared that fusion would
carry. w. G. Silverthorne was nomi-
mated for governor. The nominee was
introduced and spoke briefly. outlining
his free silver views and touching upon
state issues relating TO the treasury
cases.
{. NJ. Butt was nominated for secrc-
tary OF state; Fred Thai, of Milwau-
kee, for insurance commissioner; l..
Woodward. OF Columbia; A. A. Wors-
ley, of Racine, and Germaine Scherzing-
en- OF Fond du Lac, for presidential cleo
tors. The convention then adjourned
until ten o'clock this morning.
The silver party convention met at
eight o'clock and received the report
Of the conference committee. allowing
them one place on the state ticket-that
OF lieutenant-governo This seemed to
satisfy them and they proceeded to bal
lot for that Office after nominating w.
c. Silyerthorne for governor. Ruble
A. Cole. who has been active in the sill
yer cause, was nominated on the first
ballot. The convention then adjourned
until ten o'clock this morning to await
the further action OF the democratic
and populst conventions
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05

The glorious results OF this seasons
harvest OF golden grain will pour :. stream
or sound money into the pockets OF every
Dakota farmer
South Dakota has thousands OF ceres Of
choice farming and ranch land lying east Of
the Missouri river, and within one days
ride from Chicago or Milwaukee,, which can
now DO bought reasonably cheap, but which
before the end OF another year may be i'd
vanced In price.
The stock raising industry In South Da-
kota Is profitable, and eastern capital is
now being invested In cattle and sheep
growing In that state.
Diversified farming, the growing OF live
stock, and the products OF The dairy, are
placing South Dakota forem ost In the ranks
OF the successful western states.
Those desiring full information on the
subject, and particularly those who wish TO
seek new home or purchase land, are re-
quested 20 correspond with w. u. Powell,
General immigration Agent, 40 Old Colony
Building, Chicago, ILL.,, or III, #. Hunter,
hmm igration Agent for South Dakota, 2y3
Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN.
Many Lives Said 20 Have Been Lost /
the Northeastern Provinces.

Many Lives Said 60 Have Been Lost In
the Northeastern Provinces.
Yokohama, Sept. 3.-MEch alarm is
telt here over Il meager report of q great
earthquake which occurre in the north
east provinces Of the main island of
Japan on Monday evening The town Of
Rukogo has been entirely destroyed and
several other towns severely damaged.
Many persons are reported to have been
killed by the earthquake and still
larger number injured, while a multi
rude have suffered severe Il sscs by dam
age to property. The provinces visited
by the earthquake are the same as those
devastated by the terrible earthquake
end tidal wave of June Is last, when a
large number of towns were wiped out
and the estimated loss OF life was 3d.
coo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
FOREIGN.

Adyiccs from Zanzibar arc 10 the eff
feet that the crisis there Is regarded rs
ended and that the new sultan is ex-
pected 10 follow the peaceful lines OF his
predecessor.
The entire japanese ministry has re-
signed and Count kuroda has been an.
pointed premier. The crisis arose on
account of differences of opinions re-
garding the vacant foreign portfolio.
One OF the most extensive deposits Of
tin in the world has been found near
Guanajuato. Mexico. There was said ia
~ over 100000, 600 tons OF the metal In
sight.
Advices from Kieff say that Prince
OF foreign affairs. died suddenly while
travelling from Vienna TO that place.
The town Of Tigonish, p. Il. l., is re-
ported to have been almost wiped out by
fire. Six or seven blocks, including
nearly all the principal places OF bust
ness. were destroyed.
King Humbert of Italy has signed
decree ordering the formation OF an
Italian Atlantic squadron for the pro.
ltfAl0H VI iAhig III DOulu
Africa.
Adyices from Malta say that the sep
rntist revolt i'm the Philippine islands
has been renewed and that state OF
siege has been proclaimed in Manila.
The police OF Constantinople have dis
covered an Armenian bomb factory In
full operation. The work Of making
bombs was carried on in an under
ground vault.
An uprising has occurred among the
Moslems OF vilayet Of Usl<uh. European
Turkey. and the Christians in the villa
yet are being massacred and their
homes pillagcd.
The Dupont Rouge dock. with two
warehouses containing cotton and lard.
were burned at IIavre, France, the loss
being soc. eco.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
LATER.

The national democratic convention.
called by the advocates of sound
money" and the opponents Of the Chi
cage platform, met in indianapolis. Ind
Eight hundred and twenty-four dele
gates were present out of q possible 900
These represented Al states ana three
territories. The convention was called
TO order by Senator Palmer. Of Hi
nois. after which q temporary organiza-
tion was effected by the selection OF ex-
Gov. Flower, of New York, for tcm-
pornry chairman, who delivered an ad.
dress eulogizing President Cleveland
and in advocacy OF Sound money" At
the afternoon session Senator Gallery
was made permanent chairman and al
dresses were made by several delegates,
after which the convention adjourned
for the day.
John s. Poyan. a dealer i'm carriage
findings at Amesbury. Mass. made M
assignment with liabilities OF 100000
Complete returns give Grout, the re-
publican candidate for governor OF Yer
mont, plurality Of 30.003.
Henry o. Kent was nominated for
governor by New Hampshire democrats
In state convention az Concord.
William V. Trcment fatally shot his
wife and then committed suicide at
New Orleans. domestic trouble being
the cause.
Hon Richard G. Kerens. OF Elkins. w.
VA. has beeen placed at the head OF the
bureau for railway men recently ere.
ated by the republican national cori-
mittce.
Rev. James DeBuchanane. Ph. d.. VI.
d.. was found dead in his chair az his
home in Galveston. Tex.
The Commercial hotel at Van Cleek.
Ont. was partially destroyed by fire
and five persons were burned 10 death.
The treasury official statement shows
that for August the deficit was $40. 49,
$50. and for the fiscal year 10 date S23.
10s.730. The receipts for August were
S25.562,0 COG. or s3.000.O00 less than for
August. 1895. The expenditures for
August were S35.701 .6T6. or s3.0OO,000
more than for August. 1895.
twas said that King Humbcrt Of ITALY
will announce his abdication after tho
marriage Of the prince Of Naples. the
heir apparent. 90 Princess Helene II
Montenegro.
The democratic, populist and silver
party state convention In session ~
Milwaukee adopted resolutions sub
stantially identical In the Endorsement
OF free silver and w. y. Bryan. W. G.
Sllyerthornc was the nominee Of all
three parties for governor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05

Ex-Prcsident Harrison spoke 10 large
audience In Carnegie hall. New York.
upholding the republican national plat
form and candidates.
Curtis b. Welch. the famous ball
player. died at his home In East Liver
pool. o.
The republicans OF the Twelfth dis
trict of Michigan nominated G. ID. Shell
don for congress and the democrats
nominated w. w. O'Keefe in the Ninth
Wisconsin district and w. III. Robb In
the Eighth Nebraska district.
Charles Stanley Reinhart. an artist
and illustrator of international reputa-
ton. died OF Bright's disease at the
Players club In New York.
Heavy thundershowers were said to
have quenched the forest fires near Ash
land. Wis. after destroying millions OF
feet of lumber.
George l.. Vance was nominated for
congress by the democrats of the
Twelfth Illinois district and ". Il.
Worthington by the same party in the
Fourteenth district.
John Therman, the only colored man
III Aht WIN w ~ NHllt All
cient Free and Accepted Mason's lodge.
died nj Grecnsburg. Ind.
Nominations for congress were made
as follows: Alabama, Second district.
Jesse Stallings (dem.); Third. s. ID.
Clayton (dem.); Sixth. j. NJ Bankhead
(dem.); Ninth. c. NJ. Underwood (dem.).
Louisiana. First district, A. G Roman
tfep.J; "A. ~. Llvnn14s lrep.J New
York, Second district. G. n. Sou,hwiclc
(rep0.
"Old Sotte," an Indian whose age ex-
ceeded 100 years. died in Marinette.
Wis. He was Chippewa and noted as n
hunter and guide.
Daniel SPEAKER. the oldest bank pres
ident in the United States, died at
Fonda. n. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
COMMUNICATIVE wALKER

the streets. At $3.50 p. m. Commander
In Chief Walker and Mrs. Walker were
given n reception at Hotel Ryan, which
was attended by several thousand peo
pie. At the same hour at the state cap
itol general reception in charge Of
the Minnesota Relief corps was giver
10 the grand army proper. This was
attended by 10000 people.
St. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 2.-There is
surplus NJ American patriotism in st.
Paul. The Grand Army OF the Republic
Is in town 10000 strong. according TO
the conservative estimates sent by state
departments to national headquarters
at the Ryan hotel.
The chief event OF the morning was
the parade of naval veterans Thei~
numbers were not as large as i'm former
years owing to internal dssensions in
the organization, but with their parad.
ing allies they made a good showing.
First IN the line came the escort OF the
Third United States infantry from
Fort Smelling. Col. Edwin C. Mason
commanding. headed by the regimenta,
band. Uncle Sans regulars were fol-
lowed by the members OF the Naval Vet
Grams association. Capt. j. +. r. Foss.
commander OF the Minnesota associa.
ton riding M the head Of the column OF
200 old soldiers in the absence OF Rear
Admiral Sears, nearly 500 ex-prisoners
OF war keeping soldierly time 20 the
music OF band. The Sons OF Veterans
In attendance at the encampmeut
brought up the rear.
cheering multitude was massed on
the street walks. and when the martial
column passed the Hotel Ryan. in re-
view, each man saluted Commander in
Chief Walker. who was stationed in the
balcony with his staff and army women.
Reunions by army corps regiments
and posts were in order all day in va
rious halls and public buildings. This
feature Of the annual encnmpment is al
ways enjoyed by the veterans from pri-
vate TO general more than TO anything
else. as IL brings him in close social fell
lowship with these under whom or with
whom he handled rifle, bayonet. sabcr
or gun.
AZ one o'clock the Minnesota veterans.
wo went TO the front from Fort Smell
ing. rendezyouscd at the state capital
end proceeded 10 the fort for state en-
union general reception of the Grand
Army was rendered at the post by Col.
John II. Page. his staff. their wives and
daughters, the function ending with
parade and review of the troops.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Harry Hill. the veteran sporting man,
we'll known throughout the country,
died nt his home Ia Corona. n. ". aged
&c years.
Lewis Steward. who was n member OF
congress In 1891. serving but one term.
died at his home In Plano. ILL.,. aged ~
years.
The republicans In convention Mt
Tacoma. Wash. nominated n full state
ticket headed by T.. G. Sullivan. of Ia
coma, for governor.
Congressional nominn tons were made
as follows; Town. Fourth district. \. ID.
Bayless tdem.); Eighth. w. ii. l.obb
tpop.). Indiana. First district. Thomas
Duncan (dem.). Michigan. Tenth dis
trict, X. o. Crump (rep.) renomIuated.
Nebraska. Third district. II. l.. Ham
mond (rep.). Tennessee. Fourth dis
trict. w. ID. Frazee (rep).
The republican state convention at
Boise. Idaho. nominated David IL. Isud-
long for governor. The silver repub-
leans met at the same place and Frunk
Steuner. the democratic nominee for
governor. was Endorsed.
Congressional nominations were made
as follows: Georgia. Fifth district. j.
c. Hcndry (rep.). Minnesota. Fourth
district. II. c. Stevens (rep.). Nebraska.
Second district. J. J. Dunno (dem.)
Judge Gregory (pop.). Tennessee.
Seventh district. J. X. r. Blackburn
(pop.). Texas. First district. A. G.
Tompkins (rep.).
The gold democrats or Missouri met
In 81. Louis and nominated ticket
headed By j. Med. TrimbIc for governor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
BIG EXTENSION.
Scope OF Civil service Widened TO In
CIude the War Department..

Scope OF Civil service Widened to In
cIude the War Department.
Washington, Sept. 2.--Ten thousand
employees under the war department
were classified in the civil service Tues.
day in accordance with the sweeping
order OF the president of May last.
which extended the operations of the
law to practically all government en-
ployes except those laborers whose
work did not require any great amount
of technical skill or intelligence above
an ordinary degree. That the sweeping
effects of the order are broadly inter
preted by Secretary Lamont to include
even laborers who perform duties re-
quring comparatively mediocre in
telligence is shown by the fact that in
his own Office, but two ro rsons. the con
fldential clerks of himself and Assistant
Secretary Doe remain outside the classi
fed list. these being specifically exempt
from examination by law. Even the
chief clerk OF the department and all
the heads Of divisions are placed under
protection Of the civil service statute.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
Mustn't send Letter. by Express.

Washington, Sept. 2.--Judge Thomas,
assistant attorney general for the post
Office department, Tuesday decided TINT
lit Is unlawful TO send an ordinary let
ter by express or otherwise outside OF
the mails unless II be Enclosed In n gov
ernment-stamped envelope. II is also
unlawful 60 inclose letter In mn ex-
press package unless IL pertains wholly
20 the contents of the package
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05
slvs THOUSAND DIED.
Latest Estimate OF Result of Constanti-
nople Massacrcs.

Latest Estimate OF Result of Constants
nople Massacrcs.
Constantinople, Sept. Additional
facts concerning the recent massacres
are slowly coming 20 light. 1t Is now
estimated that 5000 persons persisted.
The ambassadors OF the powers arc pre-
pairing a note in which the whole blame
for last weeks events is laid upon the
shoulders OF the government of Turkey.
American here are greatly pleased to
hear that a squadron OF United States
warships had been detailed 10 protect
American interests, for there is no
doubt that the American missionaries
will once more be in serious danger IL
the massocres of this time last year are
10 be repeated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05

The Summer resorts on the Monon Route
are having "big season." West Baden
and French Lick Springs are more popular
than ever, and Paoli has started a new SAN
itarium TO take the overflow. The waters
OF these springs have been recommended by
prominent physicians as superior In their
curative properties TO those OF Hot Springs,
White Sulphur, or even the noted spas and
,'badsn OF Germany. West Baden indeed
has been fifty called ''the Carlsbad OF Amer.
ica.n Cedar Lake is prettier than ever and
Just as full Of fish. The railroad company
has fine park there aud Is soon 70 build q
new station.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05

Paris, Sept. 1.-The Figaro, in an arti-
Gle discussing the possible consequences
OF the death OF Prince Lobanoff- Rostov-
sky. the Russian minister Of foreign af-
fairs. says that NJ. MelidolF. the Russian
ambassador al Constantiuople, will
probably become his successor NJ the
head of the Russian foreign Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-09-05

Wichita. Kan, Sept. 2. Joseph
Swami. "thc sage of Whitewater" whose
previous predictions OF meteorological
phenomena have been marvelously cor
rect. makes the prediction that the com
ing winter will he unusually severe and
protracted. Shows pnd blockades will
seriously interfere with travel and traf-
fic. and billiards will bring death to
many.