The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-28


issued aoall for the committee TO meet lin
Washington Sept. 1, as which time he viii
present apriutsd report showing the work
Of the committee. the progress Of iegisia-
tion In congress, and the vote OF every
congressman upon ths silver bill aud lie
various amendments. The executive com
mittse expresses its determination 10 relax
no efforts until the mints Of she United
States are thrown open 10 the silver OF
the world.
PayinE the Knamsr.ssrs.
The men who trudged about In the sun
during the hot days Of june, counting the
members OF Uncle SANS big family, are
now waiting anxionsly for their pay. There
are some 5o,0o9 enamerAAors, oil told,
throughout the country, and the name and
address of each one Ia In the possession of
the disbursing officer OF the roensua once
An soon as he receives The necessary
voucher and II 10 approved by Saperintsn-
dent Porter, he makes out check direct
ing the United States treasurer or the as
sistant treasurer In New York TO pay the
person named the sam due him. IL win
be long time before any large proportion
Of the entire number Of enumersiors re
eeive their pay for their part of the work Of
taking the census. -a,,vs4
A very shore Erais crop.
The July bulletin of the department OF
agriculture states that the returns indicate
the shortest fruit crop of recent years, both
for apples and peaches. which are especi-
ally poor In states eousgsbuting to the
commercial supply. On the Pacific coast
there is promise Of a fair yield,
but throughout the rest Of the
country the indications point
TO an apple crop much helowthe average.
Correspondents in New Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland. where large proportion Of
the peach supply is grown, report y prac-
ticai failure of the crop. Grain reports
from western correspondents are very en-
eouraging aud the outlook good.
.s0igsri" by ths ssarane Rand.
The Marine band gave. the audience
which heard lie concert at the white house
grounds last Saturday surprise in render
ing -Gigsri," the nov song which all
Europe 10 singing. -Gigerl IL Bohmeian
for roasser, and folks abroad are applying IL
to the dudes. The song ID the newest
thing In Europe, where Il has achieved q
popularity that rivals that Of ANNE
Rooney" In this county. Director Sousa
got the scors from abroad only few days
ago and presented Il for the hrst time In
America.
lows People.
Miss Anna Kludgs, OF Cherokee, has
passed the civil service examination ordeal,
and la nov happily situated I'd mn import
ant dssk In the census bureau. She sue
eseds Miss MoMollan. of LeAIars, who,
after visiting In New York and Illinois,
viii teach in the city schools at Marshall
town.
Mira. Lldick, formerly Of Sioux City,
has iust been placed IN the census bureau.
The Iowa people la Washington are ar
ranging 10 90 bome Ia crowd for the fall
election and will occupy several cars.
Those Of the Eleventh district propose TO
charter Pullman and go In the best shape
possible for comfort.
a slayer.
Washington churches are generally closed
and the pastors have gone abroad or 10 the
seashore for the summer; but the evil one
remains and win get in his work just this
| same.
The intense heat and drought Washing
ton IL experiencing is having damaging
effect upon tine beautiful parks. Even
whsre hydrant water is freely used there
| 10 not much indication OF life, Bat for
this, however. the city would be entirely
stripped Of It's beauty.