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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-07

LIMA, Ohio, Oct. Friday night
when train No. 1, due from the east a..
| o'clock on the Chicago and Erie road,
reached here, the conductor reported the
Illustration OF an attezapt which was
made between Kenton and this city TO
rob the Wells, Fargo q Co. express car.
Soon after leaving Kenton three men
were discovered on the front platform
OF the express car. The train was
stopped, but they got ON again after IL
started. The train was stopped three
times between Kenton and Foraker, east
OF this city, before the men could be
gotten rid Of. They answered the de-
scription of the men who robbed the
Adams express car near Bellefontaine
Thursday night. There was over $780,
900 in currency for Western banks in
the car.
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No. . wheAt- oetober. as16r December.
sl0A May ai.Qas6
NJ Cora October. to5sc December. fe,S0'
MAys vss.
MAy, aas3c.
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wheat--No. l hard. October, esc: on
track, I0os No. noFthern. October. eS5xcs
November, es1fcs December. 9otsc. on track,
track NfNe8e
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ne exposes himself shows that he dis
credits the rumors Of plots against his
iffa
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Died cIaspsd In Each OTHERS ArAas-
BLQonssERc. Pa. Oct. 7.--An exrpr-
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Natlanal Marble Cutters, Organization

Nationai Marble Cutters Organization.
NKw YORK, Oct IA convention of
delegates from local unions OF marble
cuttegs throughout the country met in
Chimney Corner hall, Twenty-ifth
street Sand Sixth avenue, for the purpose
Of f0rning an organization. The ses-
sion was opened at 10 a. m. with q. B.
Smi1i2 Of Allegheny City, in the chair.
Cumnslttees un credentials, resolutions
and erQaueut oxganixafinn were ap-
vi eu4 ~ ~ anxA11ezt was tazsu
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LhtCAGo, Oct. l.-Ihe Herald says ft
was learned from q member Of the
BrOtherhood of Locomotive Engineers
ON the Rio Grande road that the men
had become impatient at the company's
delay IN answering their demands, and
that III these demands were not granted
by Wednesday, a general strike would
be ordered. The men believe that the
company is asking for more time III or
der to get men who will fill the strikers
placen.
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HARRISON - ROUTE.
rr~sssasntiai Faray Embaried ON a sins
Days Tour Ia the West.

Presidential Farsy Embarsved ON Nine
Days Tour In the West.
WASHINGTON, Oct. president Har-
sison and party left Washington via the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ut 11:2d
a. m. The party consists of President
Harrison. Secretary Tracy, Marshal
RansdelI, Private Secretary Halford,
Mr.. George Grantham Balm, OF the
United Press, and Mrs. and Jeannette
Halford, who viii accompany the party
rs far as Indianapolis. The party viii
travel In an elegant hotel car, the 1Haz-
elmere,T which was rendered for the ust
OF the party by President George nj.
Pullman. Mr.. Charles R. Bishop, gen
eral eastern passenger agent of the com
pany, made all the transportation ar
rnngements of the entire trip. He will
accompany the party,
wiil Receive the President.
HALESBURa, Ills, Oct. .--Extensive
arrangements have been completed for
the reception OF President Harrison
when he arrives here next Wednesday.
A message received from Governor
Esfar -avs that aen. Vance. with Dat
sary n ha 4 been ordered here. The
rennson ~ the One Hundred and Second
reginaeut will ba aseid On Tuesday, and
Che Ohio aud Ixsasama 80 'FAis ak'
rive that mozn1ux
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IsTRIkss ARe THREATENED.

Erie TFainnsen Impatient of the Conn
psay's Delay 10 Answering Their
uesnaads.
NV YORK, Oct. THE officers of
the Erie railroad have not as yot replied
TO ahe petition Of the trainmen for q
new schedule Of hours presented by
tneaal week ago. Allthe officials would
say n regard to the matter was that the
ncyv schedule Of hours asked by the men
required much thought and careful
studg and that 1t would be some days
yet before the answer would be formu-
latea. In the meantime the men are
becthning yery restive, and n strike Ii
not inprobable at any moment.
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Nineteen hundred emigrants from
Russia have sailed for New York from
Bremen.
A strike Of 1000 cartmen for higher
wages and shorter hours has begun In
Liverpool.
The king Of Portugal, son-in-law OF
the Comte do Paris, has recovered from
his recent illness.
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- ~ Cengresxu1eu IN varfous
Psndisg BsIis.
us7os CIry, April lf.--In the Sem
= 100 hills reported from committees
r 11nD6 on the calendar were the fol-
Ns 4 I'LL 70 provide for IN American
- ~ he steamer 10 Be named Aus
oQned IN California. the Senats bill
IL end equip two steam launches
i ~ in the collection district Of
1baad.
1denf today approved the act
- = appropriation 70 supply the
~ ocearjoned by the defalcation
- of The late sergeant-at-arms.
u eDnsidsration OF the Montana cleo
- uns resumed in the Senate, and
nolor sought the door the yeas and
- ordered on the iirst resolution.
- sas about being taken. when
9enGgssted that II no senator on the
- desired 10 speak he would MAKE
- argument in support OF the
report. Morgan said that after
~ senator from New York be
~ himseif required 10 say some
= Ivsfss then proceeded 10 state in
- lacts and circumstances OF the
- SECTION and to discuss the power
teTyit0risi canvassing board on
II - said there we're no limitations
~ the statute in words. which
N powers were unlimited within
- which belongs 10 the phase 10
- w. applied.
espst manufacturers representing
4aia looms bad q hearing bsfore
uhl,can members Of the ways and
eommittee today in reference TO the
- Increase OF duty OH carpet woods.
seposed the proposition and declared
mcssase vonid make the raw ms
- ingram carpets cost more than
eFPes now sold for in the open mar
trom The select committee on
enrasson, reported hack with an
nsnt the House bill for the
Iaif d chicago and said he hoped
80 y pssse.d Monday.
- secretary OF war today issued an
aifscsiag the troops from the follow
49, withdrawn a. soon ~ the depart
s..' !. sspsnnaanaers concerned can provide
- aeeomedatsons elsewhere: Fort
Mont; Fort Rridrer. WE. !,
IN. eyunes. Aeb /. Fort Crawford. Col ],
Neck Barracks. ARK, Fort Nc
=. 4 T.; Fort Thomas. A. r.: and
~. ~ strds. A. +. The respective depart
oosatnanders are 10 report TO
salniAns general of tho army the
ssz snen The posts can he abandoned.
IA NV TO the necessary ARRANGEMENTS
asaing the reservations with build
eshsr Improvements 10 he received
apartment OF the interior for In
- aoot purposes or for disposal.
-. sn nngiey has appointed the
e0nnit,se ordered by the Rspuhli-
s~ eascus last night 10 prepare q silver
The eaueas The members are
nspae'iean members OF the coinage
-. = Congvr, Beckhsm. Walker.
~ ,omsiock. Bartiae. Knapp. Taylor.
-, Following additional members.
10y. Cannon, Rayne. Nekcnna.
s.1l henderson and Metomax. The
o1epn. 'es''s '"ss
presented petition OF the cits-
49, aes Perez county. Idaho, in favor
~ sahaassien at the territory as a state.
reported favorahiy bill providing
- s..a vessel Tor the Use OF the co.lec-
- s1sssset Of Puget soani, 10 cost $iso,-
- n : IN lieu OF the proposed ieS.s-
giving the district two steam
at q total cost of <fxansl
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lesss-ess A. T.. April ti.--Constahle
= 80 vas shot and killed this afternoon
pAiy . ranch. AZ Rlseee. where he
,r... = .1'esi DAILY. The latter refused 10
- TIE of.scer. and after the kid
Slss ne mountains. sheriff siaugh-
- sone 10 the scene. The people Of
~ = 10 pursuit Of the murderer. and
sasht be viii be svnchea.
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Cuticura

CcurrnA B8uBpfEs. the ereatsst SKIN cures.
eieod parifen. ard humor remedies Of modern
uDsa. instantly relieve The most ago ixfng
IONS OF CESSNA and psorsss.s. snd So eddy.
psfmAn<nsiy. eeonomirAily. and infaslihly cure
evesy spsc1ss Of torsnring, cisd CURING. fschiag,
hurafIes biesdsus sca >. csu-.ed. ana psmply
diseases aud hamors 81 tae akin. sec p. and
blood with ioe Of hair. from Infancy TO age,
vhe toer dmp .. scrofusous. Hereditary, or con-
o95ou2 vhe1 Al esher nsshods fail.
Crr1cvRA. the great skin carr. fns sufly allays
Ne most aeoetxinx. itching, and ipaamma-
stloa. ciesrs the akin 80 scalp Of every trace
Of disease. hsals ulcers ana sores
fsmcves crusts and scales: and resforss
ne hstr. cUrscrRA Soar. The greatest Of
rl-ks, elsek- heads chapped, rough. red.
~ and oily skias prevented By cur1cuxa
Roar.
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IL xwAr. wnwnw~
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pueet aoupd 49, - !. -. 49, q. -
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rr..s. 49, 49,. a..so J. - ~ - aosnss
- 49,. - - -. = =. ws.kef. ~ ana = ana
- % U&3xs &c :, 70 ~, III. IN 0I
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rs HIGH HAND
,sn's Opinions Of the
irrigation Man.
,rap LANDS WITHDRAWN.


6roy Cr7r, April 1.-The west
S = coneross srs more or les
<|=. cvrr a order issued b. Secse-
49, v1IhAsawfng from homestead
S-r1fon settle ment III lands IN
s1n6 aid or irrigabie lands wsst
- nwidian. This Affects lands h
flokoes. Nebraska and Eansas,
aunds in MoatAns, Idaho. wash
- Ongon, though In The lister
- - i small. This Withdrawal y
- - irrigation sct of 1874,
sr~u that 'sthe secretary shall with
~ Iouds upon the request Of ths
51nfnas Of the geological survey,
$500 thst the lands are irTigabis
- reservoir parposea
<1lrnsfon. including representa-
1Infets, Montans and Washing
<'11f = he secretary and asksd him
- order. stating that no exnm-
- I'm msde Of the lands with
nsutAry said he would give H.
w1he confederation.
~ ep1of has also been issued deny
- II pstsnts to homestsadess
mpt0rs VINO have made entTy
- 1kscs The passage Of IL irriea-
~ le69 II the district covered BY
flnwal.
- msn are generally Of the opin-
1afos Powell IL carrying On irYi-
ISeters with high hand, and they
1movs the control Of IL - he
- Apartment.
lsa hetween the Powell irYiear
- ~ anti-Powell gsoloetsts IL
Ihs other day the committee
11lure had before thom Captain
z - United States army. m e.
nan. Who knows al shout the
y - irrigating movement He
~ Ne $3.50. 900 appropriated last
fniesftsn, only 1ll0. 90 was spent
l1ien surveys proper. the balances
~ upon Topographic surveys for
- purposes. Topographic surveys
t nesnsayy, but Major Powell insists
pogrsphic surveys must b. made
- irrigation survey. To this the
- M object and insist thst the
oDpropsiated for irrigation must b
~ 1kas purpose and not for the sur
0hi1A Powell demands.
1lUpIt u the investigation now be-
80 may aid the men who ara trying
- lfIisstion under the agricultural
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co m rpenced
on my head
"a . spD< not
larger nan .
c Z y g.. Is
Grsd npid-
iyau osr ~
holy and -
. y q er N y
. Ais. The
srsses scsh
dsop oA Of
m . all the
time. nsd my
suHsring wAs
endless ard
without re-
lief. One
ia o a sand
dolian wonid
nOttempt No
to have tbs
disease over
again I ga
. poor man
u some OF the
01A ~ n~ow9
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- so. ne Sersaesa raeire vests sas~s srsfs.
~ - 80 eNe q n daily No change II
Leszsss slserlns csrs ssrea~s rss~sns
- - -. - nsoa aspes ten % dry hoars
- - s 49, iansa A. Chfioerx. CITY ssekss
- 49, ssenf street. koessoa hiock T. Tea.
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astA - isook -. asd :. saxss2sfsile err
60 year 81 . Aaff. bus - ezra ] wsas - no
- fhss 1setan. esd No curs ] caznnt psste
- CrucrnA 1En1r IN sse nscA JAsy have
nade ~ skin - sar I'D ire ffon scales ~ .
heAv'a Al uasd e then vss shrss boxss Of
CrrscrRA and thrive setsssn Of CrrlcraA Be
soIruHr. ap1 fwo eakes Of CgrrUxA Soar. II
yoa nsd been hrrs sad I'D yoa would have
eured - sm 1S2no. you vonA havs he'd the
nonsy. icoked Lie fhe pirture IN Jour book
ct RsoesAs pic ufe 10. Z sHow 10 cure Gkin
Dfsoasss-1. bat NOS IA - el ~ - shy person
esr ~ TAfoagA Soscs ~ haAst ] rub NY
hands oves NJ arDs and legs % scfsscA once in
. white bus 20 no purpose ! am al vel.
sexaseA<d = yxaxA ano g got - Be . kind Ct
second raeurs " ne. THANK you . shcasand
times Auy one WAC rsadx this may vrste 70
me ard wfl1 answer IL
DENTS DOWNING
wAxKssgbys VI. January .. issz.
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Remedies

skin heauti6ers, ID Indispensable In treating
skin diseases and baby hanorx. cClICrRA Re
soLvxxr. the rev blood pusi O. 9 aud greatest OF
humoS cures. cieanses tae bieod Of Ill Ina
PARTIES and peisunoas elements. and thus re-
moves the CAUSE. Hence tae CrrcuBA RENE-
DIES cure svesy huuor and dis ase OF the skin,
scalp. and blood. with loss Of hair. from pimples
70 srrOsnla. wtea the best PHYSICIANS and eli
other remedies fail
Sold every where Price, CuricrRA. Soc: snaP,
sc kKsoLvEsr. a. Prepared by the PofTgR
Dsus AND CHEMICAL CcRroRATioy. Boston,
G>send for How 70 Cure skin Diseases"
81 pases. 50 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials
with fuiI directions for home treatment.
0aOv'C skin aud Scalp parsde and beau.i-
0MnI ~ de4 by tsfrsrfrxk SOAP Ahso;utefy
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NNSn - ,ae e<tes Machines saaf win surn
e>hs 81 s..se'. aAais, aaa anc&ns hnsAnes& In.
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GREEN lake
875-IoTS-875

d. best investment on ID. market iosav city lets The,
are level y ng beautiful plateau overlooking Green
Lake, the fashionable suturb of Seattle
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The fire depa tment. up 10 6 O'Clock last
evening. bad not been called out for twelve
DAYS. This il the best record il has haa
since the fire DIP ,rtment was organized.
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Ssrr~s rArwfessi "a. go ktsssss y. Sss ks9s-
sSs-e CssL~4sSSrEEskS have suffered to- wears
1lta issorier~d ks3aeys severe pains ia toe
ans In feet generally ont 81 eunassier- fuset
two brttgss ~ seor Grcxk Sierra kiSnxy aus
liver Cgre and taueh 10 rsy surprise rem she
t4see I started % taxa ths medicine ] have
.sr.sfsiv ssnptovs-i. Ny spgTssie - good. nss
sssrrsa Is ia ree orter. and all symptar lbs OF nay
tsastaies have feft rae. can tTUty and e.snsrf
,s,fses,ssy recommend tAss wonderful remedy 20
All suaersux with sry kidney or liver cssoreerA
Relieve rae very f~wiy year,
t>NA> PsssSuak =, ssS valencia -. City.
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TIE cKIAT
SIERRA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
CUR z.

Is a nes and wonderful discovery, insnafac-
tueTyi from tho pure fresh juices ct the herbs
of California. in their natural ssate--ccta-
tanning all their original properties. De-
irhtfGl TO the taste and immediate in its
effects. Positively containing no mineral in
its composition. PERFECTLY harmless and .
sure cure fer ell the many Troubles arising
fn,m the Kidneys. Liver and Bladder; among
which are Catxrrh Of the bladder and stem
aeh. Dropsy, Diabetes. Rright's Disease.
burning. sraarsSng pains in the small of the
back, Gravel and other disorders these or
cans are heir Co. For LsucogThea, Sup
pressed Menses. ard all other female
Complaints. The Great Sierra Kidney
and Liver Cure has no equsl-being a
blood purifier and enricher. with
out blotching. II brings the irssh color
az youth "a the CHEEKS, ard clears the en-
tire system 1T all impurities. You viii trn-
med lately feel the beneficial effects OF this
wonderful medicine. Give il enc trial: You
Viii never be sorry.
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Many beautiful residences con- 1
tyacted for.
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tesxes o. RaAer 4 ts-s bari every Euss-
sssv ~ pA IA fsz fext TewnSons. sSssasz.
M NJ azerrxx Fees an<~i@< Crsser NJ haSs
-. sx~s as,,a Fxeat. s~s svfsss fYekget and r9s
.ns.s~ Il. q IsfsETf. Nasaxex.
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ooa6sm my eare Of January % tsE. which
remains complete and permanent 70 data
pEyNfs DOWNING.
WATERWAY. VT. February s. iaa
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For Sale by all Druggists.
Price 81: six for S..

MANUFACTURES ny
2S~rrA ClaCnHatC Al Co.
ssssr- ana Laboratory. asss MssssSn ssress. So
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Houses Built on InstaIImenl
Plan.

There Is now being erected on Green
Lake lumber mill Of 1900 feet per
day capacity: . large brickyard and
sash and door factory within . few
minufes' walk Of these beautiful lots
BY parties Who viii build you . house
and receive payment on the install
ment plan
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Beautiful Green lake,

With iss numerous attractions: Ra-
VIENNA Park and Woodland Psrk aIl in
easy distance. together with : superb
usw OF the surrounding Landscape.
maze this the most desirshie. beauti-
fni and attractive property 10 pur-
chase; streets are cleared, avenues cut
tnrough. 0mnsf slashed. underhrush
cleared and every Los . good one.
Electric line passes property. Fare 5
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INVESTIGATE.

Examine the property and draw
your own conclusions.
A FIGURING MILL costing $ae, !.
600; FEMALE COLLEGE to Be en-
ished for occupancy by September 1,
1850. at Ravenna Park. lust south OF
these choice lots.
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI.

did so. and soon began 10 Improve, my
lungs healed, the cough ceased, md ! be-
came stoutar and healthier than ! have ever
been before. | would suggest that The name
Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral hc changed to
Elixir Of Life, for it certainly saved my life"
F j 0lidcn, Salto, Bucnos Ayres.
:" A few years ago ] took very bad cold,
which settled on my lungs. | had night
sweats a rackng cough, and great soreness.
NV doctors medicine did me no good |
tired many remedies, hat received no benc-
fit; everybody dcsparcd Of my recovery. I
was advised to Use Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ana, az a last resort did so From the first
dose | obtained relief and, after using two
bottles of IT, was completely restored 10
health T. Adams, New Gretna, \. j.
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FAST MAIL LINE with Electric Lighted
and Steam Heated Nestibulea trains be
tween Chicago, Milwaukee, st Paul and
Minneapolis.
Ns-GONTINENTAL EOTTE with Flee :
trio Lighted and Steam Heated Nesiihnle,i
trains between Chicago, teancll Euis,
omaha and the Pacific Coast.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE between th :
eago, kansa. City, and St. Joseph, Mo.
300 MILES OF ROAD reaching all princi
pal points in illinois, Wisconsin, Minnrso-
ii, iowa, Missouri and Dakota
For maps. time tables, rates " pass sc aud
freight, etc, apply to the nearest station
agent ot the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 ST.
PArt RAILWAY, Of TO any railroad agent any
where H. tile World.
RoS WELL MILLER, General Manager.
4. ". II GARPENTER,';en Pass ! Iks.AS,
sae For information in reference 80 Lahns
and towns owned ~ tie GH.caGa, MlLWAp'
EEE L ST. pArL RALwA~ COMPANY. write
'al q HAraA>, !.anj t~.naiis'!oher MIL
raa.>"e. VA
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CITY OFFICERS.

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Cough Cures

Are abundant, bot the one best known for
It's extraordinary anodync and e1pectorant
qualities IS Ayers Cherry Pectoral For
nearly hall a century this preparation has
been III greater demand than any other rem
ody for colds. coughs, bronchitis, and pull
moHary complaints in general.
g | suffered for more than eight months
from severe cough accompanied with he IL
orrhage Of the lungs and the e1pcctoraton
q matter, The physicians gave me W, but
my druggist prevailed on me " try
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BRUISES SAea. las.s, sal' lfiisu,. Fever
Gern>, 1nd s.l skin hfttptRn> and posi-
itSe.t ea&fs I2es 9r aaptyreaAired II
~ gaar .lttses. t} give et eet satisfaction
or noe 4 icf,tnAed. l'fitr 2a cents ror
luN u N, aH 4, ltut1, q i.,e
stoLe CITY.