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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-14
A Law Suit.

Capt. James Dickey has commenced
suit against the Lake Superior Ship
Canal company claiming damages in the
sum OF 81 600. The Capt. alleges that
the company cut and removed from his
lands in Iron county 100000 feet OF tim
Der. Culver & Brown, Of Marquette, are
his attorneys.-Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-14
!, FROM THE MINES


The Youngstown.
Capt. Roberts is shipping the small
stockpilo at this nine 20 the Illinois
Steel company. There are about 1900
tons in stock and the ore is valuable los
the amount Of manganese that IL con-
tains, the latter being over Thirteen per
cent. This is an opener, the captain
says, and hit proves saieiactory the
company will probably decide to start
the mine The Youngstown contains
the largest body OF ore yet opened up IN
the Crystal Falls dist and WAS pnr-
chased by the Illinois Steel company
last yea
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-14

Contract and Day Teanlne Is Iust
IN our Line.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-08-14

Amy manner OF service In tho busl-
ness 90 the most reasonable rates
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
No Trims stnn.

DR.. Tabor wired the following to ].
NJ. Lee last night:
Hereafter no trains will he allowed
b stop In Brazos county Tor any pur.
pose. ! am awaiting report Of In.
vesiigations by DR.. Guiteras Of suspi.
ciouscases In Houston. II he reports
no yellow fever there traffic may be re.
sumed to the present status. Trains
must not side track for others 10 pa, .
and must not slow up at stations. II
this y violated will not allow them to
enter the county. Effective at once.
supi. Lee issued orders last night
laying OF all the railroad employees
here except the agent, chief clerk and
operators.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
situation =, New orlsau.

New Orleans. Oct. 1.-THE fever sit
uatlon here grew no better Sunday.
Early in the evening there was a prom
Use that Saturdays record would be
eQualled n Il was not exceeded. New
cases appeared In various portions OF
this city. many OF them however, being
reported In houses where there was
already infection. there we're several
deaths and IN one instance the fatality
occurred not long after the report OF
the case was brought TO the attention
OF the board. Three persons were re-
ported sick In the CAN family on Ros-
seau street. between sorapara aud
First streets Sunday morning During
the day one OF them died.
The second death among the cases
IN Alglers was reported. Miss caselar,
who was reported down with the fever
several days ago. In the other fatal
Alglers case the patient was removed
to the Isolation hospital and died
there. Two OF the deaths Sunday were
IN Carrolllon. which. relative 10 popu-
latlon. has furnished more fatal cases
than any locality In the city.
The official report OF the board Of
health Is as follows: Cases OF yellow
fever Sunday, 81; deaths 8; total cases
OF yellow fever TO date. 511; total
deaths from yellow fever TO date, O
total cases absolutely recovered, 2i0i
total cases under treatment, 2l6,
Tho marine hosuital service has an
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
an. Rhode. /, on ihe la bad.

Giles Rhodes is on the sick list.
Fumigaiion Of the malls was resumed
Sunday.
Eugene Parks lie assisting Postmaster
Buchanan.
Constable J. p. Gilpin was here
from Kurten yesterday.
Mrs. A. ]. buchanan has recovered
from several days illness.
=. s. Wilcox and Dr. n NJ. MeDoug
aid were here yesterday from lola.
County Commissioner Nelson Nine Of
north Grimes, was here yesterday.
Tom King was lodged In Jail saiur-
day charged with carrying a pistol.
Mrs. Minnie Price OF near Millican,
was adjudged insane here yesterday.
Beverly sandle, who IL wanted In
Mexia, has been lodged in Jail here.
For Rent-well furnished room with
fireplace. Apply 10 Mrs. A. p. Kerr. 20
Mr. J. b. Priddy IL just completing a
handsome cottage in the northern part
Of town.
A new stalk cutter for sale, or will
trade for a good mower. Apply TO
s. NJ. Derden. $40
The case Of WIN Perry, charged with
murder, went 10 trial Ia the district
court here yeslemay.
Remember that Mrs. Proctor has
shirt. waists. featherbOne corse,s are
sold under a guarantee. go
The rain Sunday afternoon was q
blessing and settled the awful dust
which has prevailed lately. The cooler
weather following Is also most accept
able.
Mrs. Proctor has lovely new stylish
fall and winter millinery. Call and ~,
them. Selling now all the late styl,
Roman and plaid ribbons. EverythinI
new in this line. 27s
DR.. Tabor visited the Italian settle
ment near midwife In the BraIOs bot
tom yesterday and on his return postel
a bulletin stating that there IL not
single case Of sickness among IN
Italians who arrived last week, aud M
death Of any Italian. All reports O
sickness and death among them, IN
doctor declares are false.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
ABeautIml Fan Opening

The fall millinery opening Of Mistroi
Bros. q Co. here yesterday was a pro-
nounoed success, the attendance being
large and the sales satisfactory. The
display Of millinery included all the new
shapes and effects. and was much ad
mired by the ladies who thronged the
department throughout the day. Prof
Diaz and Others supplied delightful
music. The entire interior Of the store
was decorated and uade In all the de-
partnents was good.
In the evening the genial manager
Mr.. G. NJ. Brandon, gave the yOung
people a delightful dance. The attend
anoe was good and the event highly
enjoyable, the young people havinl
danced but little Of late. This pleasant
custom Of the enterphsing firm 4
much appreciated by the young peopl,
who look forward to these semi-annua
openings with keen anticipation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Jackson. Miss. Oct. ii.-word
reached here today from Madison sta
ton that James Chapman. who lives
about ak miles north OF Jackson. had
been assasslnated. The killing oc-
CURED while Chapman was IN his yard
caring for his stock. He was found
dead. with a horrible wound In the
back Of his head. Il Is not known who
fred the fatal shot
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Cleburne. Tex. Oct 1.-THE general
officers Of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe Railway company arrived here on
a special train Sunday morning. In
all there are about 100 people, consist.
ing Of officials and employees and their
families, and until further notice this
city will be headquarters for the com
pany.
Al the train. 1000 people met tho ON
clals and no objection was made TO
their stopping here. Mayor Heating
and Health oficer Osborn inspected
the train thoroughly before any OF the
passengers were permitted 20 get on.
There IL no uncaslness feit here oveT
their staying In Cleburne, and the most
prominent people have not only vel
coined them TO the city, nut have taken
them TO their homes.
Col. s. +. Moss made an effort 10 get
the Cieburne brass band up TO meet
them at the train. but failed, owing "a
the early hour. Just how long the ON
cea will be kept here IL not known
hut Il Ia thought Il will be until the
fever scare Il over az Galveston
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Though people generally became
convinced Of the existence Of yellow
fever In Galveston no great amount Of
excitement was manifested here yester
day. Many people were here from
this and adjoining counties and trade
was good. Communication being Gu,
of by strict quarantine al along the
line from Infected points, there is little
II any danger here, and no present oc-
casion for alarm, and the Eagle hopes
the people will continue to view the
situation with equanimity.
Anderson Johnson has been lodged
In jail here changed with the killing Of
the negro on Cedar creek In the cutting
ARRAY reported in the Eagle Sunday
morning. lie was arrested by Consia.
bic Frame Of Macy. The negro killed
was named King Jones.
Mr.. ]. d. Irons aud Mrs. W. W. Han.
way Of this city we're married Sunday
at Benehley by Rev il. Hopkins, and
returned TO Bryan where they hay,
since been receiving the congratulations
Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Cain arrived from
Dallas yesterday, the latter having
come direct from II. Scott, Kan.
Wanted-Couple to board; term,
reasonable. Apply 10 Mrs. II Mathis
East Burleson Street, Bryan. 276
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Il have kept quiet about what
thought Of the case that Is being made
out against me. expressed no opinion
In Il. thinking b. 20 doing would In
jure myself" he said. but now will
say that In my opinion the case Of the
state Il weak Il Ia built upon lies
Why Frank Odorofsky and Frank
Lewandowsky. those two 'pollacks.
would swear TO anything They are
liars. pure and simple Neither o.
them worked for me during the week
ending May /. odorofsky came 10 my
factory on Friday. April 30 hae
nothing for him TO do. and told him to
come back again on Monday. Ne was
not at the factory again. and al the
evidence he gave about what he saw
and did At the factory on Saturday
May 1, was manufactured. did try 10
make soap In that vat. That h abso-
lutely the truth Of the matter. I had
Intended TO hire 30 men TO scour the
sausage factory from top 10 bottom
and put Il In hrst class shape to be
sold.
"The police treated Mary siemmer-
Ing shamefully. They prosecuted her
bulldosed her and threatened her
They tried Il on me when I vas hrs,
placed under arrest, but stopped
them In short order. They could no,
put me In the sweat box. knew my
constitutional rights and Informed In.
spoctor Shack that he was no, acting
In the capacity Of trial court and tina,
did not have TO answer his questions
He dropped me then"
After denouneing other witnesses 10.
the prosecution. Luetgert said:
AS ] have often said before. I he.
lleve my wife Is still alive. | should
not have been surprised u she had en-.
tered the court RON any day durin,
the LONG trial now nearly over. sh,
will be heard from yet. and then an
people who have lied about Lustrer
viii be shown up 10 the world IN thell
proper light am an inocent man
My health and happiness have been de-
stroyed by unjust prosecution and m,
tOrtune-the result Of years Of toll
has been swept away. To-day. vergin,
onto 80 years Of age. and myself al
most pennlless and In the eepest trou
BILE that can come 10 man. woul,
like TO have told my story TO the Jury
but my counsel thought Il better tina
I remain on the witness stand. Re
luctantly I followed their advice. Tina
Ia all have TO say AZ this time"
States Attorney Deneen and Assls,
ant States Attorney McEwen. are bus
outlining the arguments they will pre-
sent TO the jury, Ex-Judge vlncon
and Attorney Phalen are slmliarl
employed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Five cases OF yellow fever nov
here; three more have been. VIII re-
port to local authorities. do not APP
prehend serious trouble. but dengu'
causes much confusion"
Dr. Wyman has been In communica.
tlon with DR.. Fisher OF Galveston, and
State Health Onlcer Swearingen and
had been advised that alinecessary pre-
cautions have been taken TO prevent
the spread OF the disease.
The officials OF the hospital marinI
service have known for several week.
OF the existence OF considerable dengul
fever at Galveston. but they decline q
express any opinion OF the development
OF the yellow fever at that place Dr
Guiteras would have been sent TO Gal
weston sooner had II been possible 4
spare his services elsewhere.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
RIrIa Qaar.n.Ia. d noa.loa.

Houston. Tex, Oct. il.-Quarantina
restrictions are being kept rlgidly en-
forced by the city against Galveston
and all infected points No trains are
even allowed TO pass through the city
from Galveston.
Yesterday there was a meeting oil
business men TO consider the yellow 70
yer scare. IA brought about by the
news from Galveston, and see wha'
steps. n any. were necessary for then
to take. They were assured by doc
tors that there was no yellow fever
here. and that a strict quarantine wa
being kept On the strength OF THU
they got City Health Ohcer MeElroy C
send out the following:
Houston. Tex. Oct lO.-No yellow
fever In Houston. Absolutely stric
quarantine against Galveston and al
infected points by Houston and Harri'
county"
This was sent to some oilcer Of
prominent citizen OF every county with
in $50 miles OF the city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
YELLOW FEVER
Special to The Eagle-Thc
Situation in Texas and
Elsewhere.

Galveston, Texas, Oct. Houston
was visited Dr.. Guiteras. lie was nom
committal as 10 results. lie stayed
only q short time. DR.. Swearingen ac-
companied the expert and upon his re-
turn gave ont the following proclama.
ton.
ITO the People Of Texas--There are
IN the city OF Houston and the city Of
Galveston few mild cases Of yellow
fever The lalcness its appearance
gives the hope that cold weather vii
superyene before II can develop a seri.
Gus epiedmie. There is no cause for
alarm, but / hereby declare these cities
In quarantine and advise the towns In
Texas 10 exclude refugees from these
places. do not think communities in
the country need have any fear Of those
who camper live In the open air, and
Il would be great relief to crowded
cities 10 have such convenient and safe
ways Of escape. r. NJ. swearingen."
A reported death from yellow fever in
San Antonio. Tie doctors disagree
while some say II "a yellow fever. Its
believed by the greater portion 10 be
nothing but a case Of dengue eomplicat.
ed with yellow iaundiee.
Cases yellow fever yesterday In New
Orleans 80; deaths 1.
Other places about sameas usual.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

san Francisco, Oct ii.-Mrs, Nettle
r. Craven. undauntod by the recent adj
verse decision Of Judge Slack will as
uert her claims rs the widow Of the
late james G. Fair 10 large share Of
his millions She intends 10 base her
demand on the marriage contract.
within the next few days the arst
series Of results will be Instituted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Albion. n. Y. Oct ii.-Tonawanda
swamp on the south border Of Orleans
county. h on ere. The farmers have
quilt work to fight the flames and save
their buildings. Hundreds Of acres Of
farm lands have been swept by ere
with great damage, Two lumber camps
were destroyed. together with the
mills, huts aud huge stacks Of lum-
her
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
WIN L., IN. Read s.,,.

Washington, Oct ii.-Attorney Gen.
eral MeKenna has issued an onclal
statement announcing the government,
has decided not to appeal the Union
Pacific foreclosure suit, but 10 allow
the road to be sold on November l. In
consideration Of the Union Paclae re-.
organization committee raising ia
bid from ti5,7i5.OSs to sso,OOO.OOo. The
road ls TO be sold to the highest bid.
der, but with The minimum bid guar.
anieei ns stated,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
rss.iasuslai Appolntmsus.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE president
has made the following appointments;
John q. Ingersoll, TO be consul At
Copenhagen. Denmark
Major william r. Llvermore, corps
q engineers, members Of the Nlcara-
guam canal commission
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Washington. Oct. ii.-IAte saturda,
night Surgeon General wymaa OF thl
marine HOSPITAL service received a brio
dispatch from Or. Guiteras, the yellov
fever expert, Informing him OF the ap
pearance OF the disease In Galveston
Teyas Tha dlsnairh was a. follows,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct ii.-A a
meeting Of the county board Of health.
county Judge. city physician and may
or and a number OF the medical fra
,ernlty and prominent citizens Of the
city held Sunday evening at the ofiices
Of Drs. Adams. Thompson a Saunders
10 consider the question Of quarantine.
After discussion by the physicians and
citizens Il was decided that there was
not at present any necessity Tor a
quarantine. The utmost vigilance VIII
be observed. and II the necessity arises
quarantine will be established and the
public advised.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Galveston. Oct. ii.-Dr II. A. West
WheH inteTrogated Sunday night a. Il
the situation. said one more suspect
had been found, but he aeclincd 10 Civ
tho name or location OF the case.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Dallas. Oct. ia strict quarantine
Is on here against Galveston, and re-
ports received from many towns In
south. middle and north Texas show
similar steps have been taken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
LuETGERT TALKS.
ne Turns Himself Loose aad Scores
the Prosecuting witnesses

Chicago. Oct. ii.-Adolph l.. Luet-
CERT, inspired by the memories Of Chi
cago day. last Saturday, gave out a
fiery estimate Of the case the proaeou-
ton made out against him. The big
sausage msRee 3rlpped the bars OF his
cell and swt,eS mis- poEderOus body to
aud fro ~ he talked Of police perseeu-
ton and "lying evidence" Of those who
testified against him. ne was bitter
In his denunciation OF the police and
Professor George Dorsey, the osseolog-
teal witness against him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

The Chiokasha, /. T., train robbeI
were gallant fellows ana didn't rob the
ladies Of their money. They probably
knew where the ladies generally keep Il
In emergencies.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12
Professional Notice.

DR.. X. II. Harrison now resides At the
W. g. Taliaierro residence, where he
will as usual answer calls, day OF night.
Office at Wilson's drug store. Resi-.
deuce Phone 1876. d272
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Washington, Oct. s.-The president
has appointed the following Arkansai
postmassers; EaOch II. Vance, IT,. q,
Malvern. and Leo X. Fsslsr At Rogers
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-12

Private Information was received
here from Galveston last night that
four cases Of yellow fever had been
found In Houston.
Evening star., 1897-02-23
PIUrEs REPORTED HOSTILE.
They Seek to AvenEe the Death of
One of Their Number.

They Seek to AvenEe the Death of
One of Their Number.
But little information Is obtainable at
Carson. New, as tc the cause Of the re-
rorted hostile attitude of the Mason Valley
Piutes. except that the story Is current
that last week two white boys and a Piute
buck had fight over a squaw. The In
was fatally injured. The death of the In
dian was the grievance that melted the
Piutes to threaten the valley settlers.
The first news came In the form Of the
following message to the governor early
yesterday morning from Wabuska:
The Indians have threatened to burn
all property and kill the white men and
women within reach Of this valley. Send
US fifty men by special train and fifty ex-
ira stands of arms soon as possible.
"(Signed) By Order of Special Committee 81
Adjt. Gen. Calusha at once ordered troops
to be In readiness and left on q special
train for Wabuska.
Late yesterday afternoon the following
message was received from Adjt. Gen
Calusha, dated Wabuska:
Can learn nothing definite here only
ing. Don't think there can be any trouble
Will leave for Yerington in a few min
utes. II you don't hear from me by I
O'Clock this evening won't need your com
mand today. C. H. CALUSHA,
"Adjutant General"
A representative Of the Associated Press
called on Gov. Sadler last evening in con-
nection with the reported Indian trouble
The governor said he had no information
further than the above quoted messages
Asked II he anticipated trouble, he said
Il really cannot tell Should trouble oc-
cur. however. I shall take prompt meas.
ures in dealing with the Indians. have
sent an adjutAnt general to the scene OF
the reported trouble. Until he reports
have no information"
The number Of Piutes In the Mason val
ley adjacent to the Walker Lake reserve.
ton is $50. but this number can b quickly
augmented by the majority Of the tribe nov
on the reservation should the threatened
outbreak culminate In actual hostifftfea
There are 2.500 Piufes on the Walker Lake
and Pyramid reservations. <:sF--,
Evening star., 1897-02-23
A New Bowling Record.
CHAIRMAN -HANNA.s POLICY.
He Talks About His Attitude I'm tn
Senate.


Chairman NJ. A. Hanna consented YES.
terday afternoon to talk to a reporter a,
Cleveland regarding the announcement,
him United States Senator to succeed Sher-
man. OF mis- policy he said:
Il shall do an in my power to be worthy
of the honor. AS far as my policy goes II
will be to aid the Mckinley administrator
and. in particular. to assist in framing
at once a tariff bill which will seek to re-
store confidence to the country and give
stimulus to our Industries. That Is now
the chief purpose of my life.-
Il received" said he. "a letter from
Gov. Bushnell this morning, apprfsing me
of his intention to appoint me, but that
letter, Of course, mas already been pub
lished. have written a reply to Gov.
Bushnell thanking him for the honor which
for advising me of his intention in ad-
vance of the resignation of Senator Sher-
man.
1T gives me a chance to prepare my
plans for my new place in life. Gov. Bush
nell doubtless felt that the sentiment in
Ohio toward me was such that he had bet
ter make the appointment"
Before o'clock Mr.. Hanna had received
more than 200 kilograms of congratula-
uon. Among them were messages from
Maj. Mckinley. Gen. Grosvenor. Senator
Sherman. Senator Foraker. George B. Cox.
oohAA <AooiSOu OElcl, JuuS6 "A. j. KICKS,
Gen. Horace Porter. Congressman c. B.
Beach. Redfield Proctor, L. C. Lavlin. H.
Fl. Kohlsaat Maj. Moses P. Handy, Gen.
AIger, e. D. Woodmansee. Garret A. Ho-
bart, Col John Hay and w. NJ. Osborne.
Bushnell Congratulated.
Now that 1t Is all over. and Mr. Hanna
has been selected as the successor to Sem
ator Sherman, there is JOY everywhere in
the republican ranks in Ohio.
Senator Foraker says: This talk about the
appointment Of one man or another dis
rupting the party Is all bosh.'
The closest friends Of the governor and
Senator-elect Foraker. some Of whom may
not have favored the appointment Of Mr..
Hanna, are among the first to acquiesce in
the decision, and declare that they will
test next fall with nothing ahead Of them
but victory. There will be no sullking In
the tent. but all will Join in presenting q
united front.
The governors ofice was crowded with
callers yesterday to extend congratula-
poured in from all parts of the state, ap-
proving his course.
The action Of State Chairman Kurtx
throughout the entire matter was heartily
approved. Although warmly indorsed by
friends and his name presented to the gov
ernor with the best Of backing. he has
entirely withheld from making any per-
sonal canvass or giving expression to his
views.
His relations with the governor were
such as to prevent this, and he left him
free to act as he saw At.
The sentiment is that with Bushneil the
candidate for governor. Hanna candi-
date for the Senate and Kurtx at the head
OF the state committee combination VIM
be presented that nothing can defeat.
Evening star., 1897-02-23

Columbia and Maryland on the fee track.
skated a half-mfIe match race with Paul
Morris. also OF this city, at the Convention
Hall Ice Palace last night. and defeated his
opponent by about SIX feet. The race was
close throughout, and several times 1t look
ed as II Morris would be able to give the
champion close rub In the stretch. but
the latter's long. swinging. steady stroke
told. and Re was not even pushed at the
end Of the race. The five laps were COW
cred In 131.