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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-27
pa..eTsIT'. Firs Mas lncsndiary.

BosTog. Oct. 27.--A Herald special
from Pepperell, Mass, says: That the
visitation Of fame that desolated large
portion of this town was the work Of an
incendiary, is pretty well established.
the wire which connected the factory
with three alarm gongs was 50 cut that
NO signal Of alarm could be given until
the fire had gained great headway. The
hose used By the fire department of
Fairchild's mills was clogged up by
stones and the keyholes of the doors Of
the quarters of the North End Engine
company were plugged up, making 1t
NECESSARY 10 force the windows 10 get
the apparatus ont. No one understands
the motive of the crime If such 1t was.
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blaine 10 be at Chicago Christening.

CHICAGO, Oct s7.--Baby Blaine,
whose arrival 135 Rush street on Aug.
30 last, caused such fiutter in the Nc
Cormick and Blaine families, is to be
christened next Tuesday. The cere-
mony viii take place in the presence OF
the young mans distinguished grandpa
and grandma, who are coming to Chi
cago 20 participate In the interesting
proceedings. Miss Hattie Blaine will
accompany her parents. Emmons
Blaine said, that, so far as he knew, his
father would not appear in public dur
ing his stay in Chicago.
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SYRACUSE, N. ", Oct. "a. Mrs. Cath
crime O'Connor, victim Of the Leland
hotel tire died Saturday morning Er st.
Joseph hospital. This makes the eighth
known death resulting from the Leland
and the body of Mary Doyle IL now sup
posed TO be In the ruins.
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p.,,.a., -. .T.ck ~. ninpsr scare.

LONDON, Oct. 2T. The body Of MUIR
dered woman was found at South
Hampstead with her head almost sew
cred and otherwise mutilated. The
woman il supposed to have been Of
abandoned character. The finding Of
the body has revived the Jack the Rip
per scare. No arrests have been made,
though the police are searching for the
murderer
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oNa KILLED AND FIVE INJURED.
a BaaA Wreck on the Iniaols Central
Near nnhnaue.

Near Dubuque.
DUBUaUE, Iowa, Oct. Freight
train 20. ON the Illinois Central,
loaded gith grain aud horses from the
lndepA deace races, coming east went
through an iron bridge at Center Grove,
six ul3Res west The engine and ten
cars r. ped safely. 4 broken truck on
the el4benth car fell, and, catching in
the stHEngers ON the bridge, ii was
pulled II off the abutment and fell. pre-
cipitatahg six cars Of grain.
The NaIdge was being reconstructed,
and ffEf men are working on and under
It. Nearly all Of. them got out, but
Robert keatly, 10 years old, son Of the
bridge svatchman, was caught IN the
crashing timbers and was killed, his
legs and body being crushed to pulp.
Five Others were injured.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 27.-The con-
ference between the AIackey officials
and the employees Of their roads, includ-
ing engineers, fremen, and the condnc-
tors Of the air line, was settled amicably
to all parties interested. A standard of
wages was agreed upon.
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Pngrim Falted 20 Make PROGRESS.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. Glowing
to the storm the steamer Puritan did not
leave here till p. IN. Although the
Pilgrim has not yet arrived from New
York no fears are entertained for her
safety, as 1t IL reported she put into
New London.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-27

PTTTsBURo, Pa, Oct. 27.--Albert w.
oxnard, treasurer Of the John Brown
Lumber company, has been missing two
weeks, and il Is alleged he IL short In
his accounts $4,000 or $1,000 He In
also said to have outstanding debts Of
between 600 900 and $4,000. His faith
er's estate, which was supposed 10 be
worth about $3.50 600. is wiped away. A
number Of banks hold Mr.. Oxnard's
paper, which IL worthless.
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.aoyernor Hlll in q CoIlisIon.

MouSDsvILLE, w. Va, Oct. 27.-Goy-
ernor Hills special train on the Balti-
more and Ohio road was run into by the
Chicago cypress just east of MopndsvilIe
station. The only damage resulting to
the governors train was demolished
COW catcher of the engine. No one was
hurt. The other train had its engine
and the platform Of a car smashed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-27

Cattls-Best natives. s4Nk181k ordinary.
sl2Stz-s0 eommen. s2.7Be1A7k Texana, sale
02.s0 rangers. t2.6b92a.15.
Hogs-packers, s27033.se ksavy packers.
sA.00QD42s; Light, sa.l0s3s.l1sA pigs. ta.0o@3so
shsep--H Natives. sA.0O0Asss Westerns. eAoso
450; Texans, e3.as45A OF lamba. e4so.DassA
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wlscoNslNs war GOVERNOR,

Hon. q. u. Noble, Dead at His Eastern
Residence. OF Paralysis.
NEW YogK, Oct. 27.--Ex. Governor q.
b. Noble, of Wisconsin, who was strick-
On with paralysis some days ago at his
home in Ross street, Williamsburg, died
SATURDAY..
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LATEST MARKET Rspoars.


bt. Paul Unten kkook YARDS
Hogs-Light. yaeonag5s mixed. es.eon4s6
heavy, -. eO03e0.
Cattle-3oed to choice CT native sessgA
32.50n8.00s cowA eisl0a00 common cows
7ScGi.69 bulls, ei.oonIso. nzllch COWS.
gl2OoD90o0, veal calves. y2.0an8.s0 sEocksra.
Sl.5oaxO0. fssders. Ss0001.ps butcher stssrs.
e29b12f6
sheep -Muttons, ss.so0A00 feeders. gs.so1
400: lambs. es.e54n&.4Ss mixed. e8.50D8aA
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HAvRE, Oct 27s--M Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien, accompanied by Mrs. O'Brien,
who arrived in this city by special
steamer train from Paris. have sailed
for New York Oh the steamer La Cham
pagne French line.
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LoNpoN, Oct. 27.--The hureties Of
Messrs. O'Brien aIAd Dillon at Tpperary
have wired the fngitives; I'VE bud you
God speed and are proud 10 bear the re-
aponsibiliay or your fight.
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Ireland and shanley interviewed Noble.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.--Archbishop
Ireland and Bishop STANLEY had an in
teryiew with Secretary Noble Friday.
They requested the secretary 70 give the
right of seclusion 10 sisters In charge OF
the girls school on the Devils Lake res
ervarion, Dakota. The secretary seemed
inclined to grant their request but took
no action in the matter.
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BEAT THE WORLD.

Belle HAmiins and 4 dastina Drivea n nile
"a undergraduates in asIa IA.
IgDEPENDExcR, Iowa, Oct. ga. Belle
Hamlin and Justina, the double trotting
team, were sent 10 beat 2;i5, the worlds
record, held by them, and made II In
2:l33. The day was cold and rainy.
Had the weather been favorable 2:I2
would have been an easy mark. The
two start on Monday,
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Wheat No. hard. October. 9AsA eAtxAek
ss ss@S.r' no ss,so. nDssssss 6sosmS.r, Ne y
track, s7DsTAos Nc. . nortAsrn, October. a&e
Dessmbsf, sac; on tEsok. ssc0se.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-27

wheAt--Caah. si.o0b4oi. i.oOsS oetobsE. sl.oQss.
December. sIln5s bid; Mag, tioT4.
No. Corn Cash. 50eac: octQber, Mg&os Mo-
vomber. So5saslcs December. Ns&0So56cs AAS.
S384c.
No. oats-caaA, 4asxa' Dessmhsr, eos
May, teAkfe46l4c.
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BEAT orr THEIR PuRsuERs.
Apachss Prove Too sGRny for Band OF
soldiers-Two Killed.

SILVER CRY, N. NJ, Oct. 27.-The
troops who were called out to pursue
the band OF Apaches who murdered two
sheep herders about twenty miles from
here recently met the band in an unfre-
quented spot near the scene Of the muir
der early Friday morning. A conflict
ensued, but the Indians beat of their
pursusrs after two of them had been
killed.
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Duimah 0rain.

whoat--Dull and lower; rse4i1te wBTs .
cars. Closing quotations w&fss ON Nj ma
November. siGSss; Deosmkss. sLnA No.
hard, alJ0sc, re. 1 northefm.
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Cattle steers ss.2so4sk cows gl.soQA1k
ssockers and feeders. saha38fn rahxe akesfA
sa6e.g0 range eows. 0IlnalW
flngs~-An gradex ssso84& baIh SEQ
MAl0.
sheep-Lambs. ss.s1nkek soQ6 10 choics
muttsns. s4.0604.aei stoshsFs md fssdsrs.
1z.s61a.f5s
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TEN THOUSAND TO MEET BLAINE.
A Big Town Gut at AreKinIey's Home.
Parades and Torchiight Procession.

Parades and Torchiight Professions.
CANTON, Ohio, Oct 27.-Secretary
Blaine arrived here at lII6 a. m, and
was escorted TO the residence of Mai.
Mckinley by 900 citizens. Fully 10, 900
strangers were in town to participate in
the grand street parade. Mr. Blaine
ernaele and the other at the opera
house. He left at $40 D. m. for Chicago.
There was torchlight procession and
fire works display at night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-27

ssarfannaent fteasssmDIsa ssv. sa'
LoKDow, Oct. S7.-The Gazette an
noEaAee that parliament win reassem~
lie "a Nov. 25.
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Numerous Wrecks Reported Along the
Eastern Coast In the
Great Gale.
Thrilling and Dangerous Experience
or the Crew OF the Yacht
Moceasin.
serious Accident to the Santa Fe Yes
tlbuled Train-Thirty Injured.
Days Casualties.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct. ca. The storm
was one Of the worst seen here in many
years. The entire southern portion of
the city was flooded and boats had to
be used as means Of communication
with The rest OF the city. The Eliza
beth river il greatly swollen. The
Long Branch railroad was under water
from Eliz9beth to East Rockaway, aud
reports come Of a serious washout st
Bayway The north branch Of The
Jersey Central was also submerged and
at o'clock the waves were sweeping
over the top Of the long bridge spanning
Newark Bay from Bergen Point to
ElizaDethport. Fears were entertained
for the safety Of the structure if the
gale continued.
Schooner Probably wrecked.
AsHBURy PARK, N. j., Oct. e. Great
havoc WAS wrought by the storm which
has been prevailing along the coast. At
Barnegate bay ali the shooting meadows
are flooded, and the gnnners from New
York and Philadelphia have been COM
PEELED 10 seek shelter A lot of sneak
boats belonging to the gunners have
been carried out TO sea and all Of the
sporting boxes have been destroyed.
The roadways on the beach front, Island
Heights, are under water. A big two
masted schooner was In distress about
two miles off shore, during the night,
and has likely proved total wreck.
Life saving station men were patrolling
the beach, but had ali they could do to
keep themselves from being washed
away and could render no assistance A
number OF yachts have been capsized in
Barnegate bay and are badly damaged,
An ooUan steamer Ashore
Far RocKAwAY, l.. L., Oct. 27.-AIt is
reported that large steamship is
ashore on the beach below Long Beach.
The wires are down and no communica-
tion can he lad with Long Beach, The
high tide wished over Hogg island and
swept away Lraigs arbor, Lockwood,
Smith dx Co 0tiice and bathing houses,
causing loss OF about &5 900.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14
THE OLD WORLD.

The London jury in the case of Claude
Marx aud Sidney Wolfe, newspapermen
who we're charged with blackmail for
attempting to obtain money for suppress
sion OF articles affecting a gold mining
company, have disagreed and been dis
charged
Prince Amadeo, duke OF Aosta, brother
Of the king of Italy and formerly king oil
Spain, died at Turin. He was conscious
at the moment of his death, and received
the popes blessing from Cardinal Ali
monda. The duke died of pneumonia
and had been i'll but few days.
The Brussels infantry are confined to
their barracks in readiness for any
emergency in connection with the labor
troubles. A squadron OF cavalry has
gone to Charleroi, where the miners are
arming themselves with axes and other
implements and assuming threatening
attitude.
DR.. Schwenninger, Prince Bismsrck's
physician, cuonsels him to remain al
Friedrichsruhe, but it is asserted that he
insists upon going t. Berlin in the hope
Of forcing the passage of the socialist
bill and to give an inspiration and war
cry for the electoral conflict to the gov
eminent parties.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14
wAAr BEAUTY Is.


what constitutes beauty II isn't the face
That would to an artist seem perfect Win
grace.
Or might 10 a poet be truly divine
n fsn't the form for which sculptors may pine.
II isn't q Venus no matter how fair;
,ris not an Adons, no matter how rare,
That makes us see beanty--the kind that I'M
parts
Forever a 10y to our minds and our hearts.
what then, maleth beauty A face may be
plain
Or even be ugly yet may II contain
A something that makes US, without knowing
how,
See beauty enhancing and unto II bow
What is It makes beauty The eyes do that
shine
with love or affection or friendship divine
The iips do that smile from gladness inside,
The look that shows manly or womanly pride
What constitutes beauty? The grasp Of the
That tells you are welcome wherever you
stand;
The ears do that listen with sympathy true,
The words that give comfort, that courage re
new.
What constitutes beauty Good actions do all
The hands that win help you to rise II you fali,
The voice that is honest and CHEEKY ana sweet
These only make beauty -forever-complete.
H. c. Dodge, in Detroit Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14

Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist,
with his wife and rarity and his stepsson-
in-law, Joe Strong, have arrived at
Samoa. He is industriously picking. up
information about the late war, but
whether for nlatter-of-fa history or
for the ground work Of some interesting
stories is not known.
Spain's new cabinet is as follows
Prime minister and president OF the
councilate, Praxedo Matio Sagasta; min
lister OF foreign affairs, Marquis de
Armijo; war, General Reina; justice,
Senior Puigcerver; finance, Eqnellar
marine, admiral Romero; colonies,
Gullon; trade, agriculture and public
works, Becer a; interior, Ruizcapdepon'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14
THE ACCIDENT RECORD.

A. q. Freden, an employee at Weidler's
mill, Portland, while attempting to cross
the Northern Pacific railroad track, was
knocked down by an engine and killed.
The Hotel Casa Del Mar, at Delmar,
twenty miles north OF San Diego on the
coast, and owned by Colonel J. s. Taylor
was burned to the ground. Loss, 500,
900.
A wreck occurred on the Georgia Pacific
railroad near Birmingham, Ala. Engi-
Deer Deeny was killed and several other
persons seriously and perhaps fatally in
jured.
The business portion OF the village Of
Frugality, Pa, was destroyed by fire.
Several occupants of the hotel had mar
row escapes. The losses aggregate
100000.
John Gorley and three children
perished in fire at St. Johns, N, i.
Gorley died in the flames while making a
third attempt to rescue the children from
a burning house.
]. T. Barr. young man who accident
ally stabbed himself some weeks since at
| Pendieton, is not expected to recover.
/
blood cannot be stopped
A highway bridge being constructed
over the Little Miami river at Oregonia
station, o., fell. William Deneond was
killed and ten other men more or less
seriously injured, one fatally.
At the Erie rolling mill, Newcastle, Pa,
a ball OF red-hot iron fell in a puddle OF
water The moment the iron touched
the water an explosion occurred, throw
ing huge chunks of iron about the mill
and burning several workmen, some ia
tally.
The National lire steamer Greece, just
arrived from New York, reports that she
saw nothing on the passage OF the same
lines steamer Erin, which sailed from
New York December % i,r Lo' don, and
which has not yet arriv ed. 1t is feared
the Erin is lost.
The steamboat Katie Robbins collidet
near Vicksburg with barge towed by The
steamer Josie Baskins. Four OF the deck
eddy lost. Three ladies and several gentle
men passengers were aroused and got on
with difficulty, but lost their baggage.
A band OF 800 Indians on st. Peters
reservation, a few miles ont of Winnipeg
is being wiped out. The Indians are al.
} tlicted with the grippe in its most severe
form, and are without proper medical Mt
tendance. Seventy-tive per cent. OF then
are down with the epidemic, and i
speedy action is not taken by the aushori
ties in the way Of sending physicians, few
will survive.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14

The heavy purchase OF bonds during
the past week, amounting to nearly
s., 900. 900, resulted in reduction OF the
AVA nno s Tha socrotarv ~ tho traasury
$500 Sns tbo,asara ,ec;dad ~ snsnend the mr..
o Ia go ~ I mar cent honds mill fnrthey
..a.;"a y -
Ao'Ns
Warm weather is PLAYING havoc with
the Philadelphia q Reading coal minas-
Over one.third oil all the collerles have
already shut down entirely These EN-
ploy about eight Thousand men. One !als
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

DIR, |. =. Guthrie, Seattle physician,
has disappeared. He leaves behind
him several mourners, when he cheated
with bogus bank checks.
l.. L, Bromwell, president OF the Cali
forn'a Insurance Company, was shot by
his general agent, g. G. Pratt, in his Of
fee at San Francisco. The cause that
prompted Pratt TO shoot him has not yet
been revealed.
w. G. Roberts, cashier for Dunbar x
Co.. the Portland wholesale commission
merchants, is missing and also the cash
book of the firm. For three years past
Roberts has had control of all the firm s
money, and has handled considerable
money.
James Fortner, the dcfaulting treas
urer OF Riley county. who WAS arrested
and brought to Manhattan, Kan, from
Memphis, Tenn, has announced his de-
termination to starve himself to death
rather than take punishment for his
crime. He has not touched food or water
Tor ten days.
Seth X. Johnston, lawyer and super
intendent of BROOKLYN Sunday school,
was arrested charged with forging a : 500
note on Chinese society and $3.50 on a
Mott-street firm. He gave bail In $50 900.
The case grows out of Johnston $ conaec-
ton with the Chinese forger, Chu Fong,
one OF Johhston's Sunday school pupils
who is in prison on charge OF uttering
$40, 900 of forged notes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14

Medieval writers had much to say
about black magic, and those who prac
ticed it. In our time we have grown so
wise that we have proved no such thing
exists, or ever did exist. Very good. What
we are not afraid of is not apt to hurt us
But if there is no such thing as black
magic, what malign influence is it that
enables person like the woman Di.s
Debar, the so called "spook priestess'
to entangle victim after victim in her
net. She bamboozled Luther Marsh, ono
OF the ablest lawyers of New York. out
OF thousands of dollars, by alleged shirt
pictures She deceived many others by
pretending to produce the same kind OF
pictures upon the stage, though the
fraud was SO palpable that it made on.
feel bad for human nature to think any.
body could be taken in by it
The woman was sent to Rlackwelr.
Island prison for obtaining money under
false pretenses Her career was fully
exposed by newspapers throughout the
country 1t would have been a reason
able conclusion that Diss Debar wa,
irretrievably ruined.
Was she? Not She No sooner bad
she been released than she went to Wash.
ington and laid her net for a rich widow
there, The spook dodge was PLAYED suc.
cessfully BY slate writing the rich
widow was commanded to give Diss De
bar a shelter Next, the Two went Ia
Europe together, b. ID claiming to he
the prosecuted and cast off wife of the
rich Mr.. Luther Marsh. In London tbs
widow was rescued from the spook
priestess while she yet had some money
left, and came home
mus the prlestess makes her living
She is not handsome She is fat She ia
not eloquent or learned. Nevertheless
with her record fully exposed, wherever
she goes she finds rich people who be
come as babies IN her hands Her case ,s
not singular Most of our readers will
recall instances in which. in some inex.
phcaple way, unworthy and designing
persons have wound themselves around
the best and noblest of people, and made
them do their will utterly. If this is M,
mesmerism, or black magic. ar Soma
thlng OF that nature. what is it?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14
ROUGH AND DRESSED
"a LIT.

Inc Senate committee on naval affairs
VIII advise the construction OF ten first
class battle ships; eight first.class
WE'VE second-class; five third-class siy
nafpor monitors; one cruising monitor
eleven rams; nine thin-armored cruisers ,
iour hfst-class protected cruisers ten
htst-class protected; six third lass nro.
,ected; ten gun vessels and disnatrb
BOATS sixteen torpedo cruisers three tor.
pe1o depot and artifieers' ships; lOl tor
edo boats, making a total OF 227 shins
n ~, olo, 80 tons, at cost of S34e ala 06o
ms total includes S67, 965 900 alread,
expended and authorizes the expenditnr,
of $-Sl ,550, 800. N " pe'i''''ore
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-14

Amongst the mackerel eaus N
the coast of Ireland lately Tas =.
which contained a large NV s,,.d
which, on being taken out hsr " /
about on deck, aud seemed gus
aoma ~. aHsI
An advertisement in the .,', II
(Ps Record announces the i%aas i,
piece of property up for SAFE u. 7 ssn|
and one-quarter inches from
= always return from Europe r., n's
in love with my own country ,,,,i s
saws Senator Washburn, oil Mn ANA
"Europe is nothing but an arm,N ".
lust what a full-grown Ol 's. les-
can do in the way Of huggihs .ua ~
onstrated in Maine week Or .sS sss|
when hruin seized barrel Of peer YER. ii
it a squeeze and crushed IT IN ~ p,' # w
vas estimated to be squee"
horse power. .,. zane olS'
of this country, a newly sho, q barrI
man, living near Scranton s ass aa
ward turkey under the imps pr, Il bot
it was wild fowl. lie W. hoat psi
and had it cooked, and was -. -, Il shs'
down at the dinner-taole " his nsSr
ne was arrested for Kiiiins
boris poultry