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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-19
@ermiidte teLearapbiide 9epeldcu.

- Sobn 90. 2ops, Der setpsIsne
8afirer Der erIien Hational%Sanf BON
Watfins, N.<O., Der pessn untera
f4lo9uns gu flint Sd6rsn 9efdngniB
perurtbeilt tporoen mar, III na9 4ba
bibuns feiner Strafe aus benz 3ndtz
boule in Quburn, N.SO., enitaHen
,porpsn. Die 9ant bsfinost fi9 nod
in 5dnben zines &urators. Ole9ldu4
bigger BADEN Bis ieBt 35 PrO5ent erbal@
ten.
- Ser i'm S9iffs6au6of BON Roud)
80 G6eIter, pa.. fur bic Sem : gorfz
Ybilabslpbia : Norfolt : @%iIenbabnz
9ele1Iaaft gebaute PaRa9ierzS Anea4
bumpfsr rpsnniplpunia" it gliidli1
bonn Stapel selaufen. Gr 1T fir bic
Sap Gbarles : ROute 6sftiuunt.
- Mibbleton, 49,, tpiro iebt bon
einsr 4naabl StraBenrduber berurt
unli6sr eema6t, bab piels 8iirger
bei'm Mabor UNI bic Grlaubnib nafa
fu4en, Rsbolpsr tragen gu biirfsn.
- N9fb. Sas. NelTon ptocod, mel
der BON 1884 Biz '88 einen Seem Ser
feper Oinritt i'm GonsreB o~ertrot, III
9eltern in Dbis 9ouIs, rs, einem
S9laganfaGs erlsgen. Gr mar 20
Sabre lang elmer Der 5iibrer Der be-
mofratiIden Yartei feinss Staatss.
- Sobn SmiFb, peI6sr kbten5ret>
tag gu Salt lufe Stir. Utah, eines
0bnamit : Mttentats auf ben Ti6ter
8. %. potpsrB iiberfi6rt tpuroe, bat
fi9 i'm Sc dngnib pergiftet uno fidrb
geItern. Gr b%ebauptste, Elm Better Der
notoriIfen MiHouri'sr Rdubsr Sefie
unb 5rant Sames gu Fein.
- poliseifsf Murpbp bon Mpores
bedb, Minn., uno Elm Ginbrs4er, 9fda
mems GpQins, tpe.6en er perbaftm
tpoIts, Dertpunbeten iid geitern gsgen'
ieiti9 tDbtli6 burh S6ihe. Babe
liessn i'm '9oipital i'm Sterbsn.
- De 32ziGbriQe Samuel Sa5n,
Elm i'm Sort 0amiLton, i'm Nep@Oors
fer 9afen, itatipnirtsr Soloot BEG 3.
QrtiGerie : Rs9imsnts, begging geitern
in einsm 6otsl On Der OF : 9ouftons
Strab. in Nsp : Oort Sel6Imoro
bur9 Ginnsbmen bon MOrp9in.
- Sn M1iancs, 6lopo : Gpuntb,
8p., tam,n Nsqon 6lopo uno Ielna
atpei feline &tnber bur4 3ufdatge Grz
plofion zines 5dB4sns 9nfOer una
Gebsn.
I'm GbarteHon, S.sg., fslerh
Der polisiit Aobt. 9utainIon, Elm Ne'
ger, gsliern Absno auf mshrere anbsrt
Nsqer, tpelde Jpn, alb er BEL elmer Raus
ferret einGaritt, NIT aniippstn an9rifs
fen. QLonao 9spparb puroe get0otet,
Daniel Goafum in Dem Sopf uno elne
Neqsrfrau am gein n%rtpunbst.
- Sn Cincinnati petbsn ensrgade
MnItrenqunasn eemaht, oag abhdler
pes nGt,lisn bsmofratiI6n g}dtlondis
Gonpsntss baIslbTt gu ii6ern. Oas
gebduos, psldes fir bds i'm lesten
SUM- bort ltatb9efunosns National.
SGnasrfsIt erridtst puros, ptiros li9
por3iiati6 fir ben Gonp:nt eignsn. SO
snt6dit SHE fir 1880 psr!onsn.
-Orei ainoer bon Sam. RebnoloB
tpurbsr oeItern friib in ibrer Wobnung
bei Ni6olaspiGe, Sp., gu SObe nsrs
branni, pGtrsno lire Gltern Bel Na9s
barn auf 8s[u4 parsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-19
Germilhtes aus TeutimIan0.

Serlin, II. Oeymbeu. - Ser
SHIRT BON 8inoii6 : @rdB, tpelter
ipssen ni6t bs5abltsr Spieli4uIOen
bancroft eritGrt puros, lit nit elmer
entfernten 9srpanoten bes &aiIers
Wilbelm bermG6lt.
Der neue 5amburg : @nerifaniI6e
Oumpfsrn Seutidlano" fpiro am 3.
Sanuar gu Sttttin in @egenlpurt beg
Suiiers Wll9eIm bonn Stapel aeluIIsn
nprhen
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Sine qrahi6e C9rfeige.

VI lnHedpolls. Wttnn., II. DEG.
- Somes s. 9lains. Elm Neffs bon
Sames 9. Blaine unb Ssfrstdr Der
minneapolis @bolsiale Grocsrs' 4iz
iociution," trisb eeitern ben grafen
Mspsroorf Don Preuben Dor Der Wiinz
bung elmer piitole aus fsinsm 8iirsdl
binaus. Die gin5elnbsiten oss Iorz
gauges linb ni6t bsfannt, oa teiner Der
Sstbeilisten bariiber fprs4en pIa; es
beibt ober, Der 9raf babe Blaine cine
Sbrfeige perabrei6t, porauf nielsr ben
3spolper : Mari6 ontrsttn muBte.
Spdter fat Der @raf Srn. Blaine elns
Serausforosrung gu sinsm beuts Nsorz
aen BEL Gounsnaufsuns i'm rMinnez
babu<garf" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5uz
ItsIen lai7en tpo0sn, ALIEN bic psrlon,
tpe(ds er nit bisIsm Qnftros bse6rte,
asrrib bas Sdriftltid uno .rtldrts
Dem 9rafsn. bab er folde 9oti9aftsn
in bDdft eissner psrIon on lbrs 4orels
bef0rbern miihe.
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Die Ia6rit Der vOulutb BOO

- Die iSlbrIt Der rU1GulE 0
anb Shoe Co." in Oulutb, Wfinn.,
tpuros seltsrn frib total oura Jeusr
aer5tDrt. Der 8sriuEt bttrGst etpa
$50, 900. Gin 20I6mann, Namens
g. Dic@itts, tpuros bur4 einitur5snbes
Mausrtpert eridlassn, unb stpei an
bsrs srlitten @frpere @erkeanvs'l
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M%bGsben. - 6r. @eo. Stmdl3
itarb SnmI tag i'm Mlter bon 65Sabran
in fsiner lsbten 8pbnung, CIR. 11O4,
Warner<S trabe, bon mo aus bsute
Nahmittas 2 ubr bas 2sidenbesGngz
nib Eattfinpt. Der 8srbli9ene III in
Sersfelo, &urbe1en, eeborsn uno mar
Elm S6ubmafer BON 9eI6dft. gr
mar Miiglieo bes uSarmonle : ar.z
untsrIt. : 8ereins" unb oes nIGssm.
4rbeiisr : &rantsn 8 unterltibun9sz
9ereins."
: Sn ibrsr lsbten Wobnung, glr.
213, prsIiosntsStraBe iturb @amItag
ssrau WusuFa Wsisbaar i'm Otter BON
IS Sobren. Die 8ssr0iguns fInost
beute Ra6mittag 2 1br ltdtt.
= Sm Glitter bon Sc ,Sahren ttarb
aeItern Serrn S0bn 2emmsrlnann m
isiner Dpbnuns Hr. PIG, Sito Yapz
fonItrabe.
9eamtsntpabl. - Die rWtoz
numental : 2pae Or. 70" oss ~unabb.
Sroens Der SD6ne geniamlns" err
pGblts ge(iern in Der rGarrouz9ale"
bic fotaenpsn 9eamtsn: prdlibent y.
urtpi6, 8ice : prdiiosnt s. 8. Tuz
bin, Sstrstdr sSIioor Mannes, S4abz
meilter 8. 9ernltein, Wa6e e. Nltz
feb, Mrst Or. @m. WOlf.
Gin Muropru,eb sesen brei Genera
tinnen.
Seranton, Ya., II. DECEMBER.
- Sin Moroprp3eb, in tpel6em brei
8ensrationsn DOR 8eri6t 1tanben. en-
bette teute nit sinem auf 5pbti6ldg
Iautenbsn 0srbitt 9esen ben 21zidbriz
gen S6os. Gallagher, pGbreno fem
Yruosr, feline Muitsr urNo feline 9robz
muttsr frsigaiprOfsn puroen. 9isfe
bier psrionen tparen Der an ID. Nuz
quit b. 5. in Garbonoas Sctpnihlp
perubtsn grmorbung Sas. Aulnn's
onsetlagt. Die Samilis Quinn uno
8alasber rparsn in 5ples zines untsr
ben jiinseren MitgIisbsrn ausgebrofsz
men Strsites in sins Shldserei eerdz
then, in bsrsn 8erlouf 9alinn burA
einen @teinpurf eet0otet tpuroe. Ba9z
renb bss proseIes puros oonftatirt,
bab 5bos. @aGagkr ben Stein mari.
Gin 3eteftip eriduKen.
Gincinnati. II. DECEMBER. -
SlbleD 5erguion. Sobn oes betdnrz
ten 6ielissn Inpaltss s. u. 5ergufon,
eridoB beute in Der Dobnung lsinsr
Gltsrn an Der Oabton4Strabs ben
Setsttip 8us Mseban. Der junse
Mann par fiir5li9 i'm @roanen UNI
3ulaKune CUR praris als Iopotat
ourdesfalen urb nabm ii4 bic @o4e
berma ben gu 9er5en. boB er mslan4o<
Iii9 purb.. Seine Tanilie battle boz
fer ben Dstettip bsauftrost. i'm gu fsiz
mem S4ubs gu iiberrpadsn. Iis Mesz
ban beuts I'm 9auie eri9isn. i4ob i'm
Ssrgufpn nisbsr unb er iturb binnen
menisen Minuten. Ser Shatsr 1T psrz
bdftst.
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ltnterbaltunss>@ esmeiier.

, u{ffz Mfaoemie" unb v2pceum" blsiz
Ben oieIs Dode efdlohen. v@a=
senbsd's soolosffAs Musiteauns i'm
rGbcloramu." - Sper in Der
uMu1tfzSaus." - npri5s Sight"
in rJprb's." Uncle Sob
@pruoebp" i'm r9OaioapItraBsnz
5katsr."
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bisTes 3isl gu errsi6sn, beabli4tiet bic
Corporation, bic bon ibren Mitelisz
bern b~snDtbissn uten{ilisn uno SUIT
terliofFs in srobenA uuntitdten gu fauz
fen, einsn Mgenten in Baltimore an3uz
ltsnsn, tpslder pisIs ginfdufs bsIorsen
unb bic fonltisen Sntershen Der Mtt=
sliebsr in finansis1er 5inIi4t pabren
5oG unb @efsbs in Der 2esislatur gum
@Gubs ibrss 9elGdftes, fir ssbDriee
Prifuns Der gum Dsrfaufs angsbote=
men Mil6 etc., gu paf!iren.
Der 8srlummlung pDbntsn 5ar=
msr bon Baltimore, GarrpGz, 6ar=
foroz unb 6oparo : Sountp u. Yenn=
Tplpunien BEL unb piele neue MitqIis=
Der fpurben auf9snpmmsn. Our6 Ell
men gsT6lub puros Der preis oer
Mil6 pom 1. Sonuar 1900 an auf 16
Gents PRO 9aGons fefseIebt.
ST.. Wm. 9. @ropt6sr, Der YrGIiz
bent Der Corporation, belt cine Nm
Ipra9s, ME audi bic So. 8. M. 8saz
con, .. %. Garner, s. 70. 2D6sr, 8.
&. 8oram uno 8. 8sasman. OieGomz
paenis pirb ben 5itel vunitso Mill
prpbucers Yroteftipe MHpciation"
fibren.
Mneeblt9er SaIT6 m ii n
ser unb MDrber. Sp6n 8.
8. 2etpis befinbet ii4 in Dem &C.
fdnsnib gu Cumberland, uno omar
uuf bic MnTGulbisuns, fall9ss 9slr
eemiinst uno in Dem Don @umberlant
25 Msllsn sntfernt gelssensn Mag=
noiia, W.49a., einen Ooppelmoro per=
iibt gu baden. Gr tpuros gu 6rantlin.
Mins, Nussanp : Gountp, Dsrbaftet
uno in Der HeifstaThe, bic Ct trug, Be-
fanbsn fi4 JaN4miin5er z'Sormen u
balb Tertise 5 gentsftude. Oas 4uss
1ebsn bes Mrrsftanten dbnelt Der BE-
(4rei6uns bes in Masnoliu sspiinf4=
ten Doppelm0rhers Nepton s. DO
man.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
FOREIGN.

The transport Scandal, bearing Amer
lean troops, arrived at Manila. Gen.
Otis reports that insurgents who
gained access to outskirts OF the city
were routed with n loss OF 500 killed
and wounded. American loss slight.
1t was reported that foreign warships
bad landed seamen in Manila TO protect
the foreign residents.
Gen. Rios, the Spanish military com
mander in the Philippines, says the
Americans will need 100000 men "a sup
press the rebellion among the natives.
Admiral Ceryera stated i'm the Span
ish cortes that il the loss of the Span
ish squadron was a crime il must be
attributed to the government which
sent him to the Antilles against his will
Advices say that the rebel govern
ment has succeeded the regular Chinese
authority over a vast area Of Kuang
Tung and Kingsi provinces.
Word has been received from Cen.
Otis Of the surrender OF Cebu, capital Of
the island of the same name, TO the
United States naval forces.
The steamer Moravia is 80 days out
iAon ItAniSNAhs Iikiuhbs una AhtAt -
much anxiety on her account.
The Madrid senate approved the mo-
ton Of Marshal Martinez de Campos
demanding a parliamentary inquiry
into the conduct of the recent war.
Two commissioners sent to Malolos
by prominent natives returned TO Ma
Mia under n flag Of truce and reported
that chiefs commanding 5000 rebels
were anxious 10 surrender. They also
said that Aguinaldo was inclined TO ac-
cept pacific overtnrcs. Gen. Otis viii In
no way recognize Aguinaldo as the head
OF a lawful government. o as any
thing but a leader OF armed rioters.
a. movement has been set on :oot in
81. Johns for an extensive reciprocity
scheme between Newfoundland and the
United States.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04

Up 10 the present time SO Americans
have been killed in battle In the Philip
pines and 347 wounded.
The rebellion in Nicaragua is said TO
have been ended.
Maj. Gen. Otis sent word to the war
department that everything was quiet
in Manila.
The battleship Oregon, accompanied
by the collier Iris, sailed from Honolulu
for Manila.
Gen. Reyes, the rebelscommander in
Nicaragua, surrendered voluntarily at
Managua 10 American and British naval
officers.
The German government has ordered
the withdrawal OF all vessels of its navy
from Philippine waters, and placed the
lives and property of its subjects there
under the protection of the United
States government.
The American flag has been raised
over Guam, and Commander Taussig,
Of the Bennington, is the first Ameri-
can governor OF the island.
The Spanish senate has denied Adj
miral Cervera the seat in that body to
which he was elected until charges
against him have been examined.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
SAGASTA STEPS OUT.
Cabinet Crisis May Last for Several
Days-opsnion nj Washington That
Situation IL Due To Poor Man
agement by Treaty Sponsors. h

Madrid. March a. Premier Sagasta
has handed the resignation of the min
istry 70 the queen regent.
The cabinet crisis is expected to last
for two or three days. as il viii be nee
essary for the queen regent to consult
with the presidents and other political
leaders. In the meanwhile the cham
bers viii adjourn until a new ministry
is formed. The ministerialists hope
the queen regent viii support Senior
Sagasta and dissolve the chambers.
The queen regent has begun consul
tations with the principal statesmen
and party leaders regarding the cabi-
net crisis. To-day she will see Marshal
De Campos and Lieut.. Gen. Azcarraga.
Washington. March 2.-The situation
in the Spanish cortez, leading mp 10 the
resignation of the Sagastn ministry and
threatening the life of the peace treaty,
is said by officials here to be the direct
result of bad management on the part
of the sponsors for the treaty. IL is
said hat there was no requirement,
either domestic or included in the
treaty itself. for the submission of the
convention to the cortez for a ratifica-
ton. On the contrary the text OF the
treaty says that II should be ratified by
the queen regent. II is further said
hat this very point was discussed by
the peace commissioners at Paris, the
Spanish commissioners desiring to re-
quire the ratification of the cortez. but
finally taking the other course, perhaps
with a view 20 avoiding the very trouble
which has overcome Sagasta.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
MADE AN IMPRESSION.
His by Being Too
Foremost.

do you happen TO know why the rural
vote went back on him when he ran for
congress?" asked one leading Michigan poll
tician of another.
"Never gave the matter any study"
Nor did l. just happened to learn a few
facts. He went TO a big meeting OF horti-
culturists several years ago; long before
he thought of running for office. You know
what a smar 'Aleck' he is. After what was
really a thoughtful and w~ell-considered dis
cussion. he obtained permission to ask some
questions, and started off with this one:
"Where do literary laurels grown There
was a laugh, and the thing would have
been remembered as n joke had he not per-
sisted.
"'Who cultivates the flowers OF rhetoric%
was his next conundrum, and then he want
ed to know if the buds of genius could be
forced and If they could survive a hard
winter.
Mister Chairman, shouted a little weaz-
ened man in the back of the hall, Il would
move you, sir, that We ap'int a committee
Of three 10 report on the f~easerbillty OF
raisin' PUMPKINS in large cities and fur to
ascertain if the germs Of true will kin be
cultervated in the cabbage head
THE future aspirant for congress closed
the debate with nothing more expressive
than a sickly grin, but the rural contingent
remembered him when the election came
off ."-Detroit Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
LORD HERscHELL DEAD.
the british Lord Chancellor ana
High Commissioner.

Washington, March 2.-Baron Farrer
Herschell. one of the commissioners
from Great Britain on the high joint
commission in session here TO adjust
differences between the United States
and Canada, died quite suddenly at7;05
o'clock Wednesday morning at the
Shoreham hotel. where he had been
confined to his bed for several weeks
with a broken bone. caused by a fall on
a slippery sidewalk. Lord HerschelIs
death came without warning. Except
for the pain incident TO the fracture of
his leg, which occurred ON February
10, he has been in excellent health and
spirits, and up to almost the hour Of his
death there was no premonitory symp-
toms OF the coming end.
His lordship's FANNY, VINO. with the
exception of his son Richard, at Ok
ford, is in the south of France, have
been cabled the sad news. but no re-
Spouse has been received. H. is assumed
that the body will be sen TO England as
soon as possible, but no definite ar
engagements have yet been made.
The arrangements for the funeral
services are not yet complete. They
will be held probably on Saturday,
either at ST. Johns Episcopal church
or nj the British embassy. Invitations
will be extended TO the president and
others prominent in political life TO at
tend. Upon the conclusion of this GER
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
pEnsoNAL AND POLITICAL.

Mrs. Mary Stewart, widow Of n promi-
nent citizen OF Mulvanin, Kan, cele-
brated her one hundred and first birth
day anniversary with n dance, in which
she took part.
Levi T.. Maish. n member from Penn
sylvania Of the Forty-fourth, Forty
fifth, Fiftieth and Fifty-first con
crosses, died in Washington, aged 62
years.
Col. 4. l.. Couger, for years a member
from Ohio OF the republican national
committee, died in Des Moines, la.
Mrs. Mary Miller, of Baker, Ind, died
at the age of 100 years.
Mrs. Betsey Hasbrouck, Of Oshkosh,
Wis, celebrated her one hundredth
birthday.
Congressman Denis NJ. Hurley, of
Brooklyn, representing the Second New
York district, died Mt Hot Springs, Va,
aged Sc years.
Maj. Gen. Joseph j. Reynolds, U. S. A.
(retired), died in Washington, aged II
years.
Sara Jewett, once n well-known ac.
tress, died in Cambridge, Mass, aged
G2 years.
Mrs. Marion Van Evera died in Cam
aioharie, n. Y, aged 1o2 years.
William ID. Depew, n prominent rail-
road man and brother Of Senator-elect
Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, died in Buffalo,
n. Y, aged CO years.
Ex-Gov. j.. Madison Wells, of Louisi-
ana, died at his home AT Lecompte at
the advanced age OF 81 years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE
The Man with Rheumatism Comes
in Contact with the Hold
Up Man.

"Yes." said the man in the macintosh,
lighting another cigar, lit was one OF the
most remarkable cases / ever knew. Rheu-
matism % years-both shoulders~-had 10 be
fed like a little child. Arms had hung help
less ever since l knew him--no use OF them
And he was cured without medicine?"
asked the man who had his foot on the
table.
yes"
cor linimentsy' inquired the man with
the SLOUGH hat.
"0r liniments."
"And recovered the use of his arms in one
moment!' observed the man with the Cog
giles on.
Eyes"
eve heard Of such things" remarked the
man in the inverness. 1T was under cir
cumstances of stroug mental excitement
wasn't ity'
Yes"
II thought so. He was induced to believe,
he could be cured if only he made the effort,
Il suppose so. Something or other of that
nature"
'Then there's nothing strange about il.
The history Of medical practice is full Of
such cases. 1t was only an instance OF what
they call faith cure"
NO" said the man in the macintosh, re-
fectively, you could hardly call II that.
The cure was effected by a man with a re-
volver, who met him on a lonely road and
said;
"'Hold up your handsl' And he held
them up."-Chicago Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
DOMESTIC.

There were 1o1 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the cath, against IT'S the week
previous and 233 in the corresponding
period of 1898.
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the cath aggregated
81, csc, 010,61 against 1888, Gel ,001 the
previous week. The increase compared
with the corresponding week in 1898
was 37.7.
pleaded not guilty of the murder of
George ID. Sexton, and her trial was set
for April a..
Fire in Minneapolis destroyed the
Tribune building and other business
places, the loss being over 5000, 900.
Fire ut Ripley, o., burned eight bust
ness houses, including the Reinert ho-
tel.
Mrs. Lottie NJ. Hughes, on trial at
Mason City, Ia, on n charge of murder
ing her husband with poison, was found
not guilty.
Gen. Maxine Gomez, the Cuban COM
mander in chief, entered Havana, es-
corted by Gen. Ludlow and his staff,
and was received with enthusiasm.
In a speech before railway men in
Chicago Chauncey NJ. Depcw, senator
elect from New York. said that IL was
our duty to hold Cuba, Porto Rico and
the Philippines.
The California Legislature has passed
bin f%orbidding the publication Of car
toons in newspapers.
Reports from all portions Of the couu-
try say that the volume OF business is
greater than ever before known.
The residence OF Daniel Eckton at
Walton, Ind, was blown up by natural
gas and seven persons were injured,
three fatally.
Plans + being prepared for n rapid
evacuation of Cuba by the United States
troops.
The bodies OF the three victims OF the
Arlington flats fire in Chicago--Fred
Marty, his wife and baby-have been
found in the ruinso OF the building.
Paddy Shea. the pugilist, was SEN
fenced in Topeka, Kan, to 30 years in
the p~cnitentiary for the murder Of Ed
Dawson in a saloon row.
A cyclone unroofed several houses
and did other damage at Evansville,
Ind.
The North Dakota senate passed n
bill providing that all persons must I'M
dcrgo a physical examination before
license for marriage will be issued.
Texas Is passing through an epidemic
ofmeningitisand the situation is alarm
ing.
William r. Day. of Canton, o., late Sec
rotary OF state, was nominated by Pres
idcnt Mckinley for United States cir
cult judge for the Sixth judicial cir
cult. composed OF parts Of Ohio. Mich
igan, Kentucky and Tennessee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04

The house bill appropriating 500, oOo,-
600 TO carry out the obligations Of the
treaty between the United States and
Spain was passed in the United States
senate on the LIST. as was also the naval
| appropriation bill, carrying $40, 204 900.
Eulogies upon the late Representative
Dingley were pronounced. In the
house the senate bill for the reorgani-
zation of the army was passed by a vote
Of 2O3 TO 80, and the senate bill creating
the office Of admiral Of the navy was
also passed. Conference reports were
agreed to on the naval personnel bill
and the census bill The senate amend
ments TO the river and harbor bill were
non-concurred In.
The C~ovington (Ky) post Office was
robbed of stamps and money TO the
amount of S20, 1000.
The government receipts for the eight
months Of the present fiscal year have
been S325,4i4,1s7, against $274,557, $50
for the same period last year.
Senior Cuestas has been elected presi-
dent of Uruguay.
A new national political party, TO be
known as the union reform party, was
organized in Cincinnati, it's chief plank
being the initiative and referendum.
Michigan republicans met in Jackson
and renominated Claudius +. Grant for
justice OF the supreme court and II. S.
Dean and Eli II. Sutton for regents OF
the state university. The platform in
dorses the state and national admins
trations.
Premier Sagasta handed the resigna-
ton of the ministry to the queen regent
of Spain.
Baron Farrer Herschell, former lord
high chancellor OF Great Britain and
the representative Of that nation on the
Anglo-American joint high commits
sion, died suddenly in Washington,
aged GO years.
The prohibition convention at Provi-
dence, II. L., nominated Joseph A. Peck
ham, of Middletown, for governor.
stephen Glowser. aged 81. killed his
wife, aged II. and mother-in-law, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kenchloe. at Poseyville, Ind,
and then killed himself. No cause is
known for the deed.
August Becker confessed in Chicago
that he killed his wife January % by
pushing her into tho lake,
The public debt statement issued on
the LIST shows that the debt increased
$5,279,641 during the month Of Febru-
airy. The cash balance in the treasury
was $90s, $50, 1871. The total debt, less
the cash balance in the treasury,
amounts to $t57. 004. 301.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-04
wALLA TONKA EXECUTED.
Indian baseball Player Voluntarily
Pay Penalty OF Crime-A story
which In Remarkable.

Wichita, Kan, March 2.-Walla Ton
ka, the Indian baseball player who
toured the country with am Indian team
While under sentence OF death, was ex-
ecuted February "a at Alikehi court
house, in the Choctaw nation. Tonka
murdered his uncle. Lampson Young,
i'm the summer Of 1897. He was CON
victed and sentenced TO be shot in Au-
gust, 1897, but sentence was postponed
until April, 1898. When that time came
he was again reprieyed until February
81, 1890. lie came alone to the place Of
execution and was shot TO death by the
sheriff. His body fell into the open
grave and was covered over without
ceremony. lie has never been under
bonds or surety of any kind for his APP
pearance, and could have escaped had
he desired. The sheriff simply relied
on his word that he would appear for
execution when summoned. Walla Ton
ka was faithful TO the traditions OF his
race. lie came when called TO die and
met death without hinching.