The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-13
NEWS BREvtTiss.


In tho Northwest.
Miss Mary Purcell, Of Mason City,
Iowa, died Monday from the etfecta Of
horrible burns which shs received
week ago.
Mayor Patterson, of Creston, Iowa
has notified saloons to pay e75 each IL
saloons complied with the order, nine
closed mp
Freddie Morgan ana his playmate, o
lad named Bennett, while ont skating
ut Waterville, MIMI, broke through the
through first and Morgan lost his hfs
In trying to save hin friend.
n. G. Jones, mayor Of Black River
Falls, Wis, made complaints agAinss
August Frederickson, John Johnson. w.
called original packages. Warrants
have been issued and arrests made.
While attempting to cross tina NORTH
ern Pacific bridge In front Of freight
train at Grand Forks an unknown mar
fell through the bridge 10 the ground
below, killing him Instantly. Nothing
where be came from. Ik In supposed he
4 8 A
State Dairy Commissioner Tupper, OF
Iowa, has compiled his report Of the
amount of butter shipped out Of the
state by the various railroads for the
year ending Oct. 1. All the railroads
Northwestern, and the amount n placed
at 7e SOC, 900 pounds.
odanah, the Chippewa Indian village
on the Bad River reservation, Wis, re-
ports the finding of the bodies Of an In
dian woman and her child IN the woods,
three or four miles back from Bad
River. The soant clothing on tina bodies
had rotted away and hung In tatters
and part Of the hesh had been eaten by
birds or animals. IL Is supposed the
woman and child wandered into the
woods and were lost, starved or muir
dered.
The Countesses Of Jersey and Rose
berry have both been quite Ill and now
relapses are announced In both cases.
A Berlin dispatch says that it Is un.
derstood there that the tour OF the
Russian czarevitch Is not altogether
non-p0litical in its object.
\ The Marseilles chamber of commerce
has appointed q committee of sixty-six
70 influence French legislation as much
as possible in the direction Of light
duties on imports.
Extensive strikes OF shoemaksrs are
in progress at Erfurt, Saxouy, and Pr.
masens, Bavaria. The dispute In ever .
question Of wages and hours Upwards
Of 800 persons are Idle.
The Count OF Paris has sent a proseat
4 &c eo,o00 fTanee kp tho pope. hy hia
daughter the Princess Hslene, whe ID
ON visit to Roms for the purpose "a
rendering her dsyoirs to his holiness.
Lord Randolph Churchill is about TO
start ON journey to the south Of
France, where hs win spend some time
on account Of hts health. He viii net
be present during the autumn session OF
parliament.
Bancroft, the actor, has offered 70
give %, 900 to the fund that Ii beine
raised by Gen. Booth, OF the Salvation
Army, for the redemption OF the
masses, providing ninety nine other sub
scriptions of an equal amount are made.
Duncan, tina aged editor Of The Matri.
monial News, against whom Miss
Knowles obtained verdict OF k50, ,00O
A1A bIG@Ah Va H&UA1Ah6 JA f0&fEkA&G, MME
been compelled by the bankruptcy
J court to disgorge &C, 900 in money and
about SIC, 900 IN jewelry. Miss Knowles
Ii the only creditor.
Narrowing accounts have been re-
ceived Of the condition of the insane
Grand Duke Nicholas, now confined
at Alupka, In the Crimea. During enc
Of his violent fits he nearly stranglsd an
attendant, who tried to calm him, %
that the mans recovery IL doubtful.
The physicians admit that there is NO
prospect Of saving the life Of the grand
duke, who Is rapidly becominga phys.
ical wreck.
The feeling of discomfort In Rslgiun,
Is by no means confined to Brussels, bat
il quite general throughout tha coun,
try, and agitators ars everywhere urg.
ing the people to concerted acts oa
violence. At q village called Gent.
brugge recently crowd endeavcred &c
rescue deserter whom the police were
arresting and the latter were compelled
, in self defense 10 fire ON the, rioters.
Collisions between the people and the
authorities have also occurred at several
other places. Great anxiety prevails In
the larger cities. ..rs
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