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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-23
ORWELL.

II. Nj. Root has gone to Texas with a
party of eXcursionists which left Boston
the first of the present week.
Mrs. w. C. Hack is but little better;
and their daughter, Jennie, has been very
sick during the past week, but is now re-
ported better. She was threatened with
typhoid fever.
Farmers are having a sad experience
in trying to get seed into the ground, as
so much rain is falling almost every day
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to take this opportunity through
the REGISTER to offer our most heart felt
thanks to our friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted us in our sore afiction, also
to those who decorated the grave OF our dear
father
Misses FLORA, NELLIE and GRACE RICHARDS.
Mr.. and MRS. W. X. BRISTOL.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21
The Responsibility Rests on
the Silver Bill--The Banks
Surplus Reserve Gone.
Chicago Drawing Heavily Upon the
Metropolitan vauIts---0thers
Follow Suit.
Three Young Boys Struggle Bravsly
for Life in Lake Superior
Sparks from the Wires

NEW YoRK. Aug. N
The advance in the price Of silver bullion
has at last reached Q point that has
attracted speculative interest generally.
Saturdays market showed thst the profess
sionAl traders were inclined TO take the
market Of silver away from those whn have
made a specially Of dealing In IL, and Mon
dag the evidence that they have done so
was unmistakabls. The fact that the New
York market nov dominates she London
market for silver was also clearly demon
strated, for In London the price followed
the advance there. The treasury depart
ment followed both. GO the work of plac-
ing the white metal commercially upon the
legally established parity with gold goes
on merrily, and In accordance with the
spirit Of the new silver act. These con-
diticns undoubtedly contribute TO the sup
port OF the stock market. The banks have
lost their, surplus reserve six weeks earlier
than they did last year, and their GORE.
spondents are rot only reducing balances Ut
this center, but 10 many cases are borrow
lug what money they can. Chicago In
particular has begun 10 take more money
from New York than bankers anticipated,
and from this II is reasonably inferred that
the large available sapply Of funds that
she was supposed 10 have has been
absorbed by trade centsrs farther vest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

VERY light snew, the first Of the sea.
son fell At Denvsr Monday night.
I'm Denver, j. w. Dawson, an elecsnc
lamp trimmer. was killed while changing
carbons In an arc hight.
GEORGE SHAW and John Davis were
killed by lightning at seneeavills, o.,
while standing In church door.
HKSRy NJ. STANLEY says that France,
England and Germany ought to co-operats
In the work OF civilizing Africa.
THE pope has prepared q rsscript for
the international Social Science congress
TO be held In Belgium In September.
Az American dramatic agent IL suing
Guonod for breach of contract TO conduct
sixty concerts In Amsr.ue for l,0ou,0O0
frames.
A FEW weeks ago supposed silver
mine was discovered at Pleasantsvills, N.
}. Experts who hare assayed samples Of
sbsA,e-eara.rs&A-sA-rA rA--~-s ~a-~ ----A -si---
THE Quebec Canadisn appesls TO ths
leaders OF the Ottawa and Quebec govern.
ments 10 provide work for the inhabitants
OF the eouuties below Quebec, whose crops
are total failure.
RoLLo JoSEs, Of Richland, Utah, has
captured man whom he thinks - Tas-
colt. The prisoner answers the descnp-
tion of Tascott. even 20 the scars on 10th
elbows and the right knee.
GEORGE HADDEN, a live stock dealer VI
Tarkio, Kan, was knocked down aud
robbed in tbs middle of thes day in the
heart Of Sc. Joseph, Mo-, by two negroes,
whom be engaged TO help him unload his
stock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21
General Manager Touoey of
q Conference This Morn
ing With Powderly
Both Sides Evidently Well PlQoce1
With the Result Of the
Interview.
Evidence In the Case Being Reviews
"A Statement from General
Master Sergeant

Nxx York. Aug. 40
AT IL o'clock this m0rnina Powderiy. ~ /.
eolnpsnisd By Dsviin. who arrived II fe14
this morning. lsft the consultafien room -
the ~. Cloud hotel and went a. 1~3
private once of Toncsy, general mnn1Ix
Of the New York Central, whers thoy 1
thst gentleman and remained - con11l@
enos with him until noon. Whsu Che tN3
lesdsrs left ths oface thsy seemed x4lI
pleased with the result at IT,
visit Powdsriy said he could t1ll
nothing for publication until he had G1@l
conferred With his colleagues. Tou@4{
said his csllsrs had come with chs ohjx
Of sxbitrating, and he told thsm ~ ~
nothing 10 arbitrats. hut he talked -
matter, Of the strike over with them <~Iy
fully. The interview was source k
satisfaction TO both sides. Msssrs. Iouo1.
Webb and Voorhes aftsrward hsid eoo-
ference, a which the interview with -
Knights MAS fully discussed, but no infc<~
nation was msals public.
The conference of labor leaders whioh
begun last evening was rssumed tins nosn-
ing. Grand Master Sarge mi said beeoxe
The meeting convened: "Therc ID mi9~
apprehension on the part OF tho public ~
earding the power Of this conferences. Ny
self, Sweeney, Wilkinson and Howard n1e
members Of the supreme connoil OF FEEDER
alton OF railway employees, but ~ there ars
twelve members Ia the council ws have 10
authority to order strike. AL We ca
do IL TO report the result Of our delibefe-
tiops 10 the fall committee OF our suprspns
council, and the full COMMITTEES can then
act upon the report. The other eiE1t
members of the council ara Within ea&y
reach. We are 10 once moro rsview -
entire evidence Submitted TO us. and he0
long the conference will last l csnnot ~
Mr.. Webb repeated lhs slatsment ~
everything vas runninR ~ usual, -
sdded thst hs did not enticips1e any I'm
- II = y
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

Jewel. 10 ths vsEas o. $4,000 Are ssizsd
at ths Cnstom Hsnse.

ss tAe casssm Hsa.s.
Enw Yoax. Aua -.
picsurssqus display Of diamonds aod
diamond jswelry was spssad out IN the
seizure room OF the New York custom
house. At about the same hoar Henry
Hershy, passenger on the French steam
chip La Normandie, iust arrived, Was taken
before United States Commisslonsr
shisids BY Surveyor Lyonss men, charged
with an attempt TO smugsis tbs jswelry.
The collection is worth $40, ,o0n. though
the true value cannot be known until the
appraisers get 20 work on IL. The collec-
tion iaclud3d diamond necklace Of thirty
stones, . diamond bracelet, -four diamond
rings, tso pairs Of big solitairss, dia.
mond and ruby ring. q gold opera glass, .
lace and pearl handled fan, adornsd with
diamonds and rabies. q gold necklace,
wiih diamond and ruby charm, diamond
bat pin, three diamond brooches, watch
no begger than 0 nickel set with diamonds,
and gold scent bottle inscribed with the
ietters #. T." N diamoads. HeSshy -
Howell Osborn's valet, aud shs jewels
we're for Fay Tempiston. Miss Temp ston
was to have worn the jswsly Monday night
10 her opening af the Fourtssnth strest
street theater In -Hsnariek Hadson,- Mr..
Osborn 10 still In Europe aod Miss Tenn
ton has recently arrived. Il will be re-
membered that o. out ysar ago, IN re-
sponse 10 cable from Paris, whore Mr.
Osborn then was, she suddenly broke q
theatrical engagement in Chicago, and by
fast trains and swift steamer, was quickly
In Paris. Hershy was held in 5000 bail.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

nipple ~ Excifsmsns in Dsaeeratie and
Inaspsnaent Csreles "a siaak falls -The
LesaT Astsr shs seszps ef Cav. Msiastss
SD ssnsser aooay.
SIOUX BAI1s. Aug ~. special.
Quite ripple Of excitsmsnt was caused
In The democratic and independent political
circles yesterday. when Judge John u.
Csriand rsfussd to acceps the nomination
for state senator Or the independent
tickets Mr.. Garland was the unanimous
choice Of the convention here last Satur-
day, but wr1ls lettsr 10 the committee
declining ths honor. As soon - IL was
noised about that this judx was going 10
decline dslsRstion Of his political friends
waited upon him and persuaded him 10
withdraw bic resolution. The JUDGE Ia a
prominent democrat, bat IL little opposed
60 fusing with the independents. The in-
dependents. at their convention, adopted
the following resolutions:
Resolved. Thas the chairman of fhs eounts
esmtfnI committee shAll have the power ana 10
bsfsby ins<xneted 20 reconssns the Convention
q Il should become apparent to the county cen
trai committees that the friends Of candidates
today nominated should attempt TO work for
ss1a1 paw vi tfNH&t &a&~ w
further
Resoivsd. Thst sny candidate found workins
only for himsslf isstssd 81 all ths ticket shall
be exposed BY tho county committee and his
nxms droppsd from tho skokst
Both independents and democrats con-
slider they have strong ticket In the held,
but the rspubIicans claim they have no
FEARS Of the ticket and that not over one
~.efH s&a esks gxB
show of being elected.
The Independents will Is happy this
fall II they only succeed In defeating two
men Ia this state, said one Of the dele
gates to DAILY TrHEs Representative.
What two9" was asked.
"Gov. Msllstts and Senator Moody, aud
We are going to have their scalps. sure.
As that IL general sentiment among
ths independents. thsre will be any
amount of trading n the fall election and
the independents will make every effort 10
carry the NEXT Legislature.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21
MISS wELDoN's holy CHILD"

Apostle wnlsmsy xMika Absua shs --latest
Adaision 90 srhweAnnurth's Eaaily.
MmEEAroxIa. Aus ~
G. G. Whstney, the Minneapolis apostle
of Georee y. .schwsinfurth, has been seen
and asked 10 explaip tha reesnt occurrence
b Schwesnfnrth's household Ia Rockford,
the child born 10 Mary Msldon.s
In reply Mr. Whitney said: IL was con.
reived hy shs holy ghost and horn without
sin. Mis- weldon 10 ons Of shs rsdsemedy' <
E -fnt did ths holy ghost oct through Ar.
~hf11if frxlk hos prepared 10 say. Tns
waysof God are inssratAbies bat what ]
do sny II Ne nrs no frselovsrs. We believe
thax absolute chastity should bs tbs attri-
puro. ehasts lives.
But hou sbont man and wife, don't
ths membsn Of your church who are
married live together and raise children
No, they do not. Any married couple
bringing forth children would be consid
srsd guilty Of adultery"
But how about Miss Weidonf~
That is different. She is cne OF the
redeemed. The ssanctified. an 81. Paul
put n. None but the redeemed can bear
children. These children are pnfe because
they are nonceived by the holy ghost, juss
Jssus chxist was nearly 1900 years
aeo."
@But how do you know Miss Weldon is
rsdesmsd or sanetided2"
Bscanss the spirit has announced that
fact. II told her 90 three years ago when
Mr. gchwsinfurtn was in Alpena, Mich"
How many members OF your eharch ars
rsl1emsdf"
i could aot state positively; perhaps
twtlve or ilftesn.@
Are any or them menTs
~Nons except Mr.. schwsiafurth. o.
courns he u, - be In the son OF God. III
| sNxne xn{rit awells In him that dwait u
Jesns Christ.
Thsn DO you claim that Mary wsldor
- nos approached By Mr.. schweinfurtl
And shsk be u not the physical father o
- childg~
r don't claim anything about which
don'tsknow: but ! know that child was con
cuiyed ~ the holy ghost"
10 yoa think Mics Weldon would hav
borns thnt child " she had not seen mai
\ a. ysax Or two previousf"
/ II Ia. bslisvs Miss Weldon to be, q
- s&ys she l.. perfectly chasts.
How. then, viii the race be psrpetu
aieds~
~ TIE h0iy ghost.
sThe holy ehost will bsget all the child
- ~h>n everybody il redesmsdg"
Yes; most esrtainly.@
What viii mans function bef wouldn
such - arrangement be considered Fatht
p&xftalY"
II cant say - 10 that. All this
very mysterious. We cant divine God
purpose
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21
TAscoTT NOT NEEDED.

- says n.at rsak.~sea m ~ nna~rvlsw-
un.oxao. Ans o.
Dsssetivs Malt Pioksston, in IN INTER-
visw, ridlenIss the assertion thai Teseott.
ths murdsrsr cf Millionaire bnsll, has
bean captured In the vest, and eonoludss
With the remarkable statement. They
win nsxsr catch Tsscost; he is NOS wanted
Why mott"
Probably those connected With the
prosecntion could tell yon as we'll 4 not
better than / could. There is Grsat his
aory TO that case and most Of Il has bssn
published by piece some In one
paper and soms In another. Probably the
whole matter will come oua some day, but
IL docs mot appear 30 nov. Go and see
Frank Tascott, the father. He VIII tell
ron that no Ia not worried and never has
hesa oyer these numerous arrests oil ms
celebrated relation. No, they vii never
ret Tascott, In my opinion"
Mr.. Pinkerton intimatsd that the mar-
der was conspiracy. In which people dear
10 the murdered man we're impiicatsd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

Ban FRANCtsc0.s AUS. ~
Ths biggest stampmill ever made IN this
counfry Las just been hnished Il the Union
IRON Works, San Francisco. Il has 100
ssamps and several contrivanees for In
creaslng the efficiency. II wsigbs 1900
tous and viii be shipped In Two sections 10
AstofaQasia, Chilli. where Il will be set up
The ors which Ii will work mp comes from
the Huanehas, q company In ths moun'
sslns of,Isollvla, and l. brought doen 10
the mill hy a railroad 500 miles long.
These nssinss nov lead the world in prodne-
iDa silver.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

MmwAuKxk Ang -
The republican stats convention was
called TO order at i2:I0 by Chairman
Payne, Of the state osntrai committee.
Miohasl Griilzn. OF Kan Claire, was chosen
temporary chairman. Grifhp's speech was
enthusiastically cneered and exary rsfss-
ance 10 Gov. Hoard and the Bannsti Law
was the signal Tor hearty applause. Boyd.
Of Racine, and w. y. Lamman were made
temporary secretaries. A committee on
rssolptioaz, coasfstipg Of enc delegsta
from ssch congregational district, with
Oadsn II. Fethsrs a. chairman, Was than
appointed. After The appointment Of other
committees the convention adjourned until
J o'clock. Gov. Hoard will be nominated
and the platform indorsing the compulsory
school law adopted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21
PLuckY CHILDREN.
A sixssen aaoars' Struggle for Life In Lake
Superior.

A sixteen hours' Struggle for Life in Lake
Superior.
Ashland. VIA. Aus. %.
For wonderful pluck and endurance
three little Escanaba boys Won the palm.
The three boys were James and Willie
O'Bren and Frank Gallagher. Sunday
afternoon the boys had launched small
boat and propelled IL with pair of pad
dles to point tnres-f -fousths of mile off
shore, when one of the sudden violent
sixu6k then. fndy lost Enefr paddles aud
the boat bsgan 20 al with water. Jim and
Frank, aged respectively 9 and 10 years.
jumped into the seething waves on either
eide OF the boat, and each Of then put one
hand on the ganwale, psddiing with the
other. while Willie, who was only I, baiied
the water out with his haS. Knowing ID
would be impossible to live more than half
an hour In the Icy waters OF the lake, Jim
and Frank every now aud then climbed into
the boat, returning 10 the water again after
few minutes rest. Night came on black
and very stormy, and for sixteen long hoaFs
tho brave boys swan, baled and hoped for
deliverance. They called for help time
and again, but their voices wers lost In ths
roar of the sea. About 4 O'Clock IN The
morning the boys drified past a light,
which they thought indicated residences
near by. When they learned a minute later
that was vessel they were In despair
But they bastled on until late that morn.
ing, when as point nineteen miles ont IA
Lake Superior they we're sighted and
picked up by passing schooner. Theil
experience Is without anything approach
ing q D arallsl I'm the history of the lake.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

BHRLsrvTTLE, Ind. Aug. 20
Sunday over $4,000 people visited
the rupsured earth caused by the natural
Qas explosion. Excursions from Lafay-
cite, Indianapolis. Cincinnati. Columbus.
Louisvills and Greensburg brought TO the
scene thousands of people. The day was
very warm and water was In great demand.
n sold for 10 cents drink aad was sea CO
at that About nton q very heavy rain
gsll and the crowd was baptized In mud.
Gas continues 20 barn at various points
about The crater and danger seems 10 lnrk
beneath che surface. The road extending
up the river over The crater " jet impaas-
able, and few will venture upon the scene
of the uphsaval.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

H10aE " kdss ss Ssks
SIOUX Cns. Aus. %.
shipn1ents car Market strong Tor beat heavy
others easier. sslling from ss.eosss.szss; baik
AIDE Rsoespsa. 100 ofselai yesterday. az;
shlpmsnts VI. Maskst dull and an
sssss sssss sso; far . seoa. sAsssaso; fssdsrs.
ssssss ssss ~ Y .sssss.s sosss ssosa
sows, extra shoies. orn.ied saaslsa.so. srass.
assis. ass ssassss = ss s's sonsa sail.
shoiss. si-sosi.es; sommon. sls9iso; veal
-ssaves. poox ~ shoiss s2ssosss -
Chsoa9o live stock.
cHrcAso. Aus. %.
Catsis- -Rsosipts ls.ooo Demand tair and
8sO0; Texans s2.5ov $40; ranssrs, ssco91'..
Hoes- -Rsesipss, a0.oou. Markst unchanged;
prime. packing and mixed. ssSes@ . s.s
sssss y 49, sna al Da'ehs'' "''sn'''
shssp@Rseslpss. 900. hsrkst stssdyi
nstHses. s4.oogS.co; westerns, saso9Aos; Tea
aaa es00Ba.l0.
south Omaha rAys saosk.
souTH oMAHA. Aug. 90.
us !. shipmsuss. Is cars. Market opened strong.
heavy selling aa ss.eoess.e .eS; Light, ss. sogsGN
Cattle -lisoelpts. aoooi ofiaeiAl Yesterday
With lower tsndsncy; quality common.
Chieaxo Produce /.
cHroAoo. Aug ao.- Close rs y. M.
whsst-ssssayl cash. si.mAi September
Con cssia-ss.siy; s..h. ss4s; sspssmssr. sss
-os osis Easy, saah. sese sspssmbsH. ssas
Rvs-stsAd st sae.
Barley steaAy cash, 100 asc
Timothy sesd--Prlms, quist Is si.ts.
Flax ssed- steady at cir.
frossslonsLPorl. messs s ann; cash sn.assnsO;
sssssg sa.h. sasS: sspsssasss sdS January.
New xork Preaass.
NKw YoRK. Aug. ".
whsas-Iswss early. bnt becams Arm and
adyanesd Ae over last niNht nspsambers sl.tS
ai.0aKe Deoeznbsr. 1ilh@sI.lAs4.
ossDs ossssl and md ssssss s"~ss ss ~ssisrn ss.s
pFovi.ions- PORK dull and arm &c six608iaf6-
Lard easy - ss.ls. Batter in good demAna
aud arm western. saaie. Esss hFn western
M1lwMaks~ Preaaos.
MnwAuxEK. Aus. 20.
whena STEADY; No. spEsne. cash. saesS
1ot ssrtsmesE sl.eo LOO
1 nys-Fiun No. 1, 6l4e.
Barley Qulet No. = s9e.
We. Esuss Produce.
/ 8r. Eoufs. Ans. aa
wheat -caah ana ssdtsmbsF higher atsi. ea@
Towsr asah. sssss sspssmbsF. ssSc.
9lAaa Lower. emsb. sse E1ptetnb@rs ~ SC
Provislona PORK arm; cash, siLd haFa.
1 fomlnnlly ss.ol,
Whisky- steady ~ els
Peara8 Prsaaaa.
pmOnnA. Ans %.
cmn ~.Fsrn No. yellox. 4ssse No sysllow.
osss rhm; No. = waite, ssk@Sss -. !
~iIs ave- sesrss = sna "a nrns - 4 sl8t1ss
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

QUINCY Aug, ~
Although no Investigation has bssn
made. 10 appesrs that the cause Of the Old
Coiony accident was track Jack, which
had bean left on the rails. such . tool
was picked up~in the weeds near the scene
ot the accident that showed plainly the
marks OF wheels where IL had beea run
over. The forenan OF the section gang
cannot be found.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21
wh..s r.ke. J nlg ya.ap.

hAu NonK. AUG ~.
Al advance OF cents busbei was made
ID wheat yesterday. Trading vas Wild and
exeitsd. ard ths wheat ring was full OF
d9mn9ine rumors ~ 10 the crup both here
ard abroad. The bulls we're confident OF
their position, and now predict $50 .
tue6el for this crop. Foreign houses COW
erred rhorts heavily. Affair the close OF the
exoAnn8e businsss continusd on the curb,
w6cn further advance of half ceus
r&noI1ed. The prices for ali active options
- ro~ - osnts hiehsr than they were :
year sxp.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

SRvRnAL white msn working In the
minss at Johns, Ala. engaged IN general
quarrel. number Of them escaped 40 the
snsranee Of che mine. and ~ soor ~ .
miner appeared II the opsnsug he was
promptly strnck do~n. -Four Of the mep
sill die from fractured skulls.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

UrrRn .sASpusKY, O., Ans. %.
Miss Alsbaagh. pretty and heretofore
universally respected girl Of 10, sloped
from Upper sandusky With colorsd fel-
low namsd iisrs, q comparative stranger,
who was cook ai one Of the hotels. Pa
rents aud friends Of the young lady ara
crmxed nc her action.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

MApRrn. ANS. 20
A death from cholera has occurred On .
British steamer II Malaga, from Vaisncia.
Ths disease has also appeared at Tortosa
and Tarragola.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

BosroE. Ans %.
James Jeffrey Roche will undoubtedly
be selected a. editor u the Boston Pilot A.
aucnsxscz 70 the lats JeAa Beyle 6. Rsilasr
Mr.. Roche 10 nov ons Of the editors Of the
paper, and he and 0'Rsilly were the
staunchsst Of friends and co-vorksrs.
Archbishop Williams, u 10 understood,
will purchase Mr.. 0'Rsilly's interest 10 the
paper, TINS giviag him absolute control
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

MRs. 0nkxr~hsS written letter 10 Con
ersssmaa Quinn. ol Nsw York. ia which
nhe states tbat II congress desifes ihai
0sn. Grants rsmains shAll h. remcsed
from New York to Washtnaton, shs vii
not object.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

wAsmEQToNs Ang. %.
The state department has resolved .
Telegram from Minister Mizler, saying the
rood oflices and legislation OF the United
States have been accepted by both Gnats.
mala and Salvador. The basis OK the
treaty of peace win be presented to-nieht.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

wAsnxarox. Ans ~
The president left Washington to-day
for wesks visit 10 Cape May Point, 90
companisd by Ex- senator Hewell. OF Neg
Jfruay.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

WholasAla slmanhteF ef ChFlstiaHM
IsunpoN. Aus a.
Ths News Gags the sitaztion IN Amfsica
10 daily bseoming more depiorAble- TheFs
has bssn wholesale slaughter Of Christians
Al Moo@h.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

AssuRy PARA. j., Ans. 70.
The facts concerning an alleged clandes
tine marriage which involves one Of the
leading families of PhttzdsiphiH wore mzffs-
public whsn ths pretty young bride vas
taken away from her home by her has
band. The young woman IN the case is
Mamie, only child Of Thomas Montgom-
cry, Of the 6rm Of Lukens 4 Montgomery,
one of the leading real estate hrms OF
Philadslphia. The young wife left her
pleasant home and drove proudly avas
with her husband in common fnm
wagon. Last year Mr.. Montgomery pur-
chased large plot OF ground a Inter-
laken, Q new cottage resort IN the pines al
the head OF Deal lake. which lies between
North Asbury Park and Deal beach. On
his plot he erected costly villa, 9th all
the modern improvements. Here be
brought b wife and his only child Mamie,
q bright and pretty Girl about 20 years Of
aee. Roben e. Peters, who bad pur-
chased a farm in the vicinity, sas taken ~
boarder. The elopemens resulted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

MENEnAFoxiss aus. ~
The JoarnaTs Winnipeg special says
The government crop builstins issued TO-
day, gives tbs average wheat yield q ~
bushels 10 the acrs, With total 81 %, ,0oo,-
600 bushels. Harvesting 10 half over and
the weather flns.s
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

NEW xonx. Aus ~.
Charles Webster, - actor who travelled
last season with the White Slave company
shot and killed an engineer named Robert
hIoNeill. last evening The shooting w&s
the result of scAndaious stories beard by
The hnsband about his wits and MeNsiil.