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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-22
coArs WINS.
ns Gets . Verdict OF sIS,ess from the
President OF the Dakota Insursnes Cens-

ms Gets = Verdict OF sIB,e3s from the
President OF the Dakota Insursase Csns-
psny.
Sioux FALLS, SD, Dec. 90. "A verdict
An the case of G. q. Goats against II. l..
Holllster has been rendered for Si5,Ds5,
in the Circuit court. The case has ex-
cited great attention thronghout the
state. because OF It's having grown out OF
the Dakota Insurance company, which
died here without the OdDr gf sanctlty,
several years ago IiOllister was prcsi-
dent OF the company and Coats bought
Its stock under MISREPRESENTATION - 70
the financial condition Oh the concern.
trading farm therefor. The subject
of Judge Aiken's charge was that II
the Jury found that Goats was acting
as the authorized agent Tor Heliister
when he made the purchase OF the stock.
the Jury must lad for the piaintih.
III, however, In the jndgmeht OF the jury,
Goats bought for himself as an invest.
ment, no matter whether he Was induced
10 do so by the false representation o.
| or tricks OF H0llisteF or not the verdict
must be for the defense. II HpllIsfel
| had. IN fact. induced Coats by fraud =
buy stocks, Coats had IIis remedy but
not In suit OF this kind.
/ .Alth0ugh y0n May believe that HoI
i lister has duped Goats aud Coats has los
his farm through FiollisterS mlnrepFe
l senfatsons, you may not lind Tor -
| psnlntlif unless you are satisfied thal
Goats purchased the stock on the ~
polntment and - an agent Of, and fo
HoIllster.~
The jury found as above. II i prob
able other suits will follow.
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SUCCpS FEAT.


Some Time To-day.
New YoRK, Dec. 2O.--At 4 O'Clock
this evening Signor Giovanni Succi. who
began forty-fve days fast on Nov. =
last at Roster A. Biars building, will
have completed his period 81 voluntary
abstinence from all forms of Eourish-
ment For the first time Of
which there Is any official and
trustworthy record a human be-
Ing In q state OF mental and physi-
cal health will have lived for more than
SIX weeks without taking any food.
From Succfs condition this morning
there Is no reasonable doubt that he viii
be able 20 safely accomplish his task.
Nor Is there any reasonable doubt that
this attempt has been q bona fide one,
and that Succl has partaken OF nothing
but Ice water, seltzer and very small
quantity of his elixir, which chemical
ppalysIa bias shown Contains no nonrish-
any rate mt the present writing Sueci
has been without food for nearly forty
four days.
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ALTOONA, Ia, Dec. I0.-Special: Rev.
Whitfield, of the Methodist church, will
commence a series OF revival meetings
about the lst OF January.
The Demorest medal contest will be
held In the Congregational church this
evening. There are eight contestants
for the medal
A. l.. Dudley, the general manager of
The Illinois Industrial training school at
Sherwood, ILL.,, was In Algona last week
visiting the boys from his school who
have found homes I'm this vicinity. He
visited about twenty OF the boys and
found them all in comfortable homes.
In some cases the farmers had not COM
piled with the requirements In regard 10
schooling the boys were to receive.
The old fo0ndry that has stood idle
for 80 lHfg has been purchased by Mr..
Mat Richardson and after few neces~
sary repairs have been made, II will
again be In operation.
Misses Josephine and Louise Mccoy
and Misses Jennie and Mary Smith will
be home In . few days from Minneapolis,
where they have been In attendance at
the university. A.
The funeral Of little Thecla Lund oc-
eurred Thursday morning at ii O'Clock.
The exercises were conducted by Rev
Bowen, of the Episcopal church.
Miss Ada Smith will be hose from
saltwater. MINI, on Saturday for
short visit
Mrs. John Conners, OF sherman town
shiE, who has been sick for some time,
died last Tuesday and was buried In the
Catholic cemetery at this place Thurs
'xzxEAxsu ~
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

THE pope approves of the Irish bish-
ops' manifesto, but he declines to make
q public statement on the dissehsion In
the Irish party.
sUI.sBAcH, wESIGE e. RoLKER, silk
manufacturers, OF College Point, N. Y,
have failed. Liabilities, $50, 900; assets
In excess Of that amount.
THE democratic charge that Attorney
General Miller used official unstamped
envelopes Tor private correspondence mas
been proven groundless.
ANTI GUEHRo, alias Chelquerot, the
Jack the Ripper" Of Mexico, has been
convicted Of eight murders and fourteen
rapes and sentenced 10 death.
THE grand duke OF Mecklenburg-
SehwerIn is undergoing treatment by
Prof. Koch for tuberculosis, and has re-
eeived several injections Of lymph.
FOURTEEN cars OF the Louisville, New
Orleans a. Texas, loaded with bales OF
cotton. were destroyed by FIRE At Burns
Station, La. The loss IL hoavy.
H.H. FUNK, a stockman and specula-
tor of Shelhyyille, ILL.,, has failed with
liabilities estimated at 500, ZOO and as
sets OF $50, ,Oo0 70 $4,000.
AT Tuscola, III, Nobe Randall. no
torious character, trampled the life out
OF ! neIghbor named Gibber, for which
he will be lynched II captured.
ALABAMA iron and steel workers have
refused 90 work with coal mined by con-
i ylcts or scabs. This may result In clos
Ing every industry In the birmingham
district
DR. II. q. VINCENT, OF Fresno, Cal,
shot and killed his wife, from whom be
had been separated. and then took a dose
OF poison. from which he will probably
die.
AT Decatur, III, April Q. 1891, the de-
partment of Illinois and members from
every state In the union viii celebrate
the silver anniversary of the urand
Army Of the Republic.
THE grand jury &C Kansas City II IN
yestigating the charges OF bribery IN the
city councIl. The attorney for the In
cline Plane company, II h said, has mads
startling disclosures.
THE Flint A Pere Marquettee freight
handlers nj Lndingt0ns Mich, have
struck against reduction In wages aud
there n likely 20 be- trouble Is the com
pAny imports new men
NRLsox c. JKxxIKos, whn for foni
vaars has been the trusted cashier OF tbs
, Chlcaao branch Of the sunday CreeA
I. Coal company, has absconded with 80,
. ss0 belonging 20 the corporation.
. FKEDERscK ALBREcHT, Of The hrm o
Albrecht A Co, furniture manufacturer
J Of Chicago, has disappeared, nna y
: charged that he has taken with DIE
about sia,Qoo In cash and notes
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hilarious condition. His team became
frightened 81 an object alongside the
road and he was unable 10 control Them.
The wagon was overturned aud he was
severely injured, A warrant was issued
for the arrest OF Chas. Booi, OF that
place. for selling him the ''stuff." While
the sheriff was reading the warrant of
arrest 10 Bool. who was In the upper
story Of his saloon, he suddenly made .
dash for liberty and jumped down the
entire length Of the stairs, and escaped
In the darkness. No trace cen be found
OF him.
Judge Campbell, OF the district court,
has handed down an important decision
20 the effect that the county commission
lers have no right rs an equalization
board 20 raise individual assessments In
q city after the same having been passed
upon by the city boards of equalization.
This decision Is an important one 10
some OF our business men, whose assess.
ments were raised by the county board.
The extra amount levied will now be re-
turned by the county as ordered by the
court. Other cities in the state have
awaited this decision as q test case. It
Is expected that suits will be commenced
in several counties, by citizens of cities,
where taxes have been unlawfully raised,
60 have them refunded.
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Wu.KgsRARRK, Pa, Dec. s0.--The
failing on coal and rock and the cracking
ii tlmbeFs In tho Laurel Run mine, four
miles from hare. last night caused tho
miners 10 leave the pit. This morning .
ease.ln occurred covering space OF
mAny acres. The surface for thousands
81 yards around "A covered with assures
and further trouble IA anticipated. a
number az houses, Including the beautl-
ful residence of Capt. John ID. C0lyin,
the BUSINESS block Of Golden A. Walsh.
and dwsIllngs occupied by minors, have
bern serlously Injured
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INDlAxAP0Tds, Ind, Dec. 20.-Last
night Nina stark. who registered At the
Denison house, has inherited by the
death OF her fAthor-in-law an estate val
ued At nearly million. She and her
husband went 10 Colorado for the benefit
of hss health, and q couple OF mouths
aRo he sent her here, evidently with the
intention or Deserving her, as she heard
from him no more. He has since died
and his poftion OF his fathers estate
falls TO her.
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LATEST INDIAN ADvIcEs.
No Further Eagagem-nss Reported From
ers Returning.

srs HeturntnGs
RAPID CRY, ). d., Dec. 20.--tscn.
Miles has received adyices from Gen.
Brooke that 500 friendly Indians have
left Pine Ridge TO attempt to bring In
the hostiles. Dispatches from Lieut..
Col. Drum at Fort Yates annoences that
the Indians there are quiet Thirty
nine NJ Sitting Bulls followers who left
the agency Monday have sent word that
they will return. Gen. Carr has thrown
out cavalry force to intercept the
band now reported to be- moving across
the reservation to the bad lands. Big
Foot and Hump have surrendered and
returned TO the agency. No Indians,
except the band mentioned, are going 10
the hostlles, and the Gordon is constantly
tightening. No further engagements
are reported from the lower ranches.
The government herd has been located
on Alkali creek, and q force OF twenty
men has left here TO round 10 mp.
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PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, Dec. 20,--
Twelve Chinamen who were captured near
Dungeness yesterday while attempting
TO smuggle their way into the United
States, have been brought 70 this city.
The party resisted arrest and one China
man was killed by Inspector Fem.
Cinnamon here say they viii cell the at
tention of their government 10 the Kill
Ing. The inspectors superior officers
hold him blameless.
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A,.,lestlon rer : Receiver Made.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 20.--The Helena
Wood Il Coal company has made Appli-
cation for the appointment OF q receiver
for the South TredeRer Iron company OF
this city, declaring them insolvenL The
indebtedness of the Iron company VIII
reach 500, 900, and II allowed to conclude
the sale OF their property can pay mp.
The Atlantic Trust company holds
deed OF trust Of the property I'm question
for sc. 600 To secure bonds.
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Founa Dead in san FFMncs~co.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. s0.--The
body of man about 90 years OF age,
and who from papers found IL believed TO
be William ]. Cunning, n correspond
ent OF Chicago newspaper, was found
Ia the entrance 10 the Belden block to-
day. IL Is supposed his death Was
due to apoplexy. The deceased was max
Ing = trim around the world 10 secure O
collection of curiositles for the worlds
fair
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LIMA, o., Dec. 0,--The standard OIL
company gobbled another independent
eompany today, the concern being the
Delaware OIL company. who sold It's re-
Iinery, tank-cars, etc, 10 the big monop-
olys The sale OF the Delaware leaves
only two independent concerns In opa-
ration.
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RosTox, Mass, Dec. 20.-Thn rnor-
ganizafion OF the Kansas City Packing
company has been begun here and ss pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The wholly un-
secured Indebtedness OF the company Is
s37s, 600. The plan for taking care OF
this Indebtedness Is as follows: stock
holders are assessed 33h per cent. OF
their holdings of stock provided the cred
itors will take $3.50, 600 In bonds OF the
company. None Of the creditors have
yet objected to taking these bonds. The
banks here who are creditors have
agreed 70 take 500, 600 and the Kansas
City banks are likewise favorably In
elined 20 the plan. Stockholders who
pay their assessment OF 33}S per cent
will be entitled to that amount In bonds
and the same amount OF stock I'm the new
concern ~ they have held In the old.
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Daagsrsa.ly M wish Pnsamonia-

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Dec. 20.--John
Deylins. OF Detroit, leading member Of
the executive board OF the Knights OF
Labor, Is here dangerously III with pneu-
monla. His wife has been telegraphed
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ouKKssrows, Dec. e0.--flarrington,
the only one Of the six envoys who went
10 America, who espouses the cause OF
Parnell. arrived to-day IL Aurania. he
came ashore here and received great
oyatlon from the crowd gathered a. the
Ae.uL
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They shoot Down the Men who Attemps
90 Go 90 Work Under the scale.

TO Go 90 work Under the scale.
BIRsuSeHAa, Ala, Dec. 20.--At the
Coleburg mines a number Of miners who
had signed an agreement 20 quit the
Mineworkers' union and return 10 work,
were fired upon by parties In ambush,
Jim Calvin, q striker, was arrested
charged with the shooting. Written no
tices were found posted all about the
Coleburg mines warning all striking min
ers not TO return 70 work under the penalty
OF death. The company has officers
guarding the men &C work
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MarkIr nank stalement.

NEw YORK, Dec. 20.-The weekly
bank statement shows that the reserve
has increased 50, s92, 900. The banks
now hold 81, 449, 900 In excess OF the le-
aal reuuirements.
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Km.KKgNr, Dec. 20.--Parpsll's physl-
clans have issued formal statement
declaring that the Substance thrown into
parnels's eyes was lime. and that the
danger Of permanent injury 70 his sight
Is not yet over.
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CHICAGO, Dec. GOV. ID. Budd has
beIn appointed receiver for the property
OF Brayton Bushee, real estate dealer
and builder of.sthis city. Bnshees lia-
bllities are estimated at about $500, ,O0p.
He claims ha will ba able 60 pay I'm full
and have something left
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coIonApo srnrxas. Col, Dec. Ca
Charles Reed and Charles Hendrlckson,
aged IL ard 20 respectively. were
drowned Thile skating on Cheyenne
lake.
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BoIsE Cry, Ida, Dec. eo.--3oy.
shonp, elected United States sen2tor,
has resigned, and Lieut.. Gov. Wiley
sworn In % OIL the vacancy.
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paper pFiHAs huH holioWihk'
LONDON, Dec lg.--lt has just leaked out
that the fleet of the Thames river has re-
ceived orders from the admiralty to hold
themselves In readiness 20 sail At mo-
ment's notice aud that similar command
for preparation has been given 10 the Med
way reserve 1t is Fumored that these or
ders were given In view Of information that
the government has received news OF
probable outbreak In Ireland. IL h said
that since the Parnell episode the intensity
of the feeling against the government In
certain parts of ireland has Increased.
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NEw YORK, Dec. 20.--The steamer
.Lahnr arrived this morning with gold
amounting 10 R4s0,O00.
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New YoRK, Dec. 20.--The Rock Is
land railroad directors to-day declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF per
aanA
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A Farmer with Toe aach nsozs sefa-
oasIy Injured ampersant Dsrisssn.
RRnYrK1p, s.. d., Dee. 90. Special: A
farmer living near Meliotte got too mueh
bug juice aboard and started home ~ .
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soc,.,y ,o n. AKaIn Created.

PARIS, Dec. 20.--The Mdtin announces
that the SocIete des Metaux is tO be again
crealad
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-15
ARMY ORDERS.

War Private Neill Howard, hospital
corps, now at the recruiting rendezvous
in Washington city, will be sent to the
post at San Carlos, A. T., for duty.
LIST Lieut.. Louis A. Craig, adjutant 9Th
cavalry, will report August % to the
superintendent of the United States mill.
tary academy, West Point, N. Y, for
duty at the academy.
The leave OF absence on surgeons Ger.
tifcate of disability granted Captain
Marcus E. Taylor, assistant surgeon divis-
ion OF the Pacific, is extended five
months.
Private T. B. Fletcher, company E, 10th
infantry, Fort Duglass, Utah, having en-
listed under false pretenses, will be dis
charged.
Two years OF the sentence of general
court martial, department of the Platte,
are RENTED in the case of William H.
Mason, late private, troop G, 9th cavalry,
now in the Leavenworth military prison.
Private ]. H. Kenyon, Company A,
18th infantry, will be discharged without
character from the service of the United
States, to date from July 5, 1888, by the
commanding officer at Mount Vernon
barracks, Ala, who will forward the dis
charge certificate to the commandant OF
the military prison at Fort Leavenworth,
Kas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-15
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Water melons are ripe in Mesilla valley
C. C. Swinborne has sold out at Las
Vegas and gone to Chicago to reside.
Clayton Dorsey has graduated from
Yale college and returned to Colfax coun
ty.
Las Cruces aspires to rank fourth &C.
cording to the census return for New
Mexico towns.
Las Vegans hold mass meeting to.
night and will petition congress to pass
the Perkins school bill.
Seldomridge & Pebbles, of Leadyille,
have bought 80 900 head OF sheep at
Puerto de Luna. There are no 3-year-
old wethers left in south San Miguel
county.
The officials of the land office gave tie
outgoing receiver, Jas. j. Dolan, nice
little "spread" at the Rio Grande hotel
Thursday night. Those present enjoyed
themselves. Republican.
The Folsom wool house is over-crowded
with wool. There has already been nearly
three times the amount of wool received
in that city for shipment over that Of last
year, and still not half of the clip h as ar
rived.
ls there any tin ore in New Mexico and
| is there prospector who can recognize
tin ore when he sees it? Nearly every
other kind of metal is found in southern
New Mexico, why not tin? 1t would be
well for the boys in the mountains to post
themselves as to what the ore is like.
The estimated output of the "Good
Luck mine since its location, little
more than six weeks since, is over $4,000.
Eight hundred sacks are now ready for
shipment, and the prospects for con-
tinuance of the output are better than at
any time since the discovery of this val
valuable property. Silver City Sentinel.
Work on the Coolidge ditch, on the
lower San Juan, is reported progressing
finely, and the new ditching machine is a
grand success. Water out of the La Plata
will soon be turned into the ditch, and it
will next winter be extended up to Far
mington to get never failing supply
from the Animas river.-San uan Index.
A large shipment in bar silver was made
on the 10th inst. by Thomas Pheby, ESQ.,,
the energetic and successful mining man
of Georgetown, N. M. The shipment
consists of eighteen large sized bricks and
will average 81 800 each, making total
of $2S, 900. The bullion is the product of
one months run. A large amount of
money and valuable time has been ex-
pended in opening this property, and
when the present plans are completed
the annual product will foot up 81 ,000, 900.
Silver City Enterprise.
Silver City note The lovers OF the beau
tiful in nature were more than delighted
with a rare and beautiful sight at the resi-
dence of David Abraham last Monday
evening. The floral display in the con-
servatory at all times challenges the adj
miration OF the beholder, and on this ex-
ceptional evening, the expressions of de-
light on seeing three plants of the Genus
Cacti, Might Blooming Cereus, in full
bloom, could not be expressed i'll words.
The flowers are large and as white as the
driven snow, possessing fragrance as
enduring as the rose and to many, equally
as pleasant.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Improve the sidewalks.

Improve the sidewalks.
incorporation would add 40 per cent
to all real estate in Santa Fe.
Milton Miller has been appointed post
master at Alhambra, Grant county.
The "dog days" begin day after to-
morrow and continue till August %.
Chas. Haspelmath, OF Lamy, gathered
in q bargain in south side real estate yes.
terday, paying $500 therefor
The county board has authorized Sher-
if Chavez to secure the lumber neces-
sary to repair that break in Don Gaspar
avenue. There is need of having it done
at once.
A brace of hack drivers, Hunter and
Delgado, had an old-fashioned fist fight
near the Exchange corner this morning,
but it was declared draw owing to the
interference of friends.
Mr.. F. W, Clancy returned at moon
from Albuquerque. The plans for the
university had not been completed, hence
will be considered at future meeting Of
the board of regents.
Ramon Archuleta, we'll known citizen
OF Rowe, always especially kind to SAINTS
Fe visitors on the Pecos, died few days
ago at his home there. He was a good
citizen and will be missed.
Drafts for upward of $4,000 were re.
ceived by Capt. John Gray this morning
with which to pay his agency's fire losses
at Cerrillos. 1t will be divided up be-
tween thirteen Cerrillos citizens. They
have been notified by wire to come and
get their stuff.
Rev, Henry Forester came in from the
south this morning. He is here to confer
with Rev. E. W. Meany and Gov. Prince,
the trio comprising the standing commit
tee of the Episcopal church, jurisdiction
of New Mexico and Arizona. They have
to consider and pass upon the qualiica-
tians Of two applicants for church orders.
The capitol park is taking on beauti-
full and inviting appearance. The grass,
trees and shrubs are making rapid growth.
The recent moving has improved the
place greatly. Mr.. Rivenburg has cleared
the walks CT all rubbish and the commits
sioners have given orders for the gates to
be kept unlocked during daylight for the
admission Of carriages.
Citizens are talking Of organizing a
committee whose duty it shall be to un-
dertake some systematic method of ad-
vertising Santa Fe. Every who has
been approached on the subject thus far
considers it timely proposition. All
appear to agree that matters are looking
bright for the city at this time, and it
seems reasonable to conclude that if any
Of the aggressive methods used to bring
other cities to the front were adopted
here much improvement in all lines of
business could be brought about. It's
well worth trying.