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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09
Mr.. Harrison's Appetite Is Bet
ter and He Feels
Much Refreshed.
Transaosing Official Business by Nail
and Telegraph. the Same as
at Home
Serious Head End Collision OF passsn-
ger Trains at Lock-
port NY.

cnxssos srnxxos. Pa. Sept. s.--The presl-
asnt started la tn work this morning and
sent budgee 10 Washington in the Hrst
mail, fncIudinE the nornination Of Charles
Scoviiie. Of Indiana. being tho ilrss appoint~
lnent made Dv the president since his arr
rival here. He alao issued an executive
order In pursuance Of the section OF naval
appropriation bill providing for the APP
pointment Of commission 10 select suit
able site for ffy dock on the Pacific coast
north of the northern boundary ~ ualifor-
nia- The presidents syaten was some-
what run down when he reached herss but
he Ii feeling much better now His appe-
site IL good and his spirits bright. ard tho
iauguid feeling which oppressed him In
Washington has aInost entirely disappeared.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

NEW foRg, Sept. s.--Cooper union was
Crowded Saturday night at Q meeting under
the auspices OF the Central Labor fedora
tion and socialIstic labor party. A red Gag
was displayed ol the platform. Resolutions
we're adopted extending earnest sympathy
Co tho New York Central strikers and de-
manding the repeal OF the charters of the
Vanderbilt ruasts. Restrictions were alss
adopted looking % the formation OF de-
fense association to prosecute with the mt
most vigor al pinkorton detectives and
police officers who may be guilty OF out
rages upon the persons and rights OF the
pennln
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

WASHINGTON. sept s.--Rain has fallen in
the Lake region and central valleys; local
showers have fallen In south America and
the gulf states; heavy rains In Texas. The
Temperature has fallen In tho upper lake
region and Minnesota, thence souihwestward
- Mexico. The fall has been very decided
la Iowa. Illinois and northern Missouri
Eight frusts occurred In northern Colorado
and northern lows and killing frosts IN
wn2fgrss Msnae9ata
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

Loaded 6trsst Cars
cLxynLANp. sept s.--A frishtful accident
occurred nj the Wilson avenue crossing Of
tho New York. Chicago a eh Louis railroad
aa 7sao Saturday evening, b. which ~ least
sioxen persons were terrible injured. soEae
fatally. The crossing n ON steep grade
dnwn which runs an electric street railroad
line. Al the time the accident occurred .
freight train wAs standing close 20 the eros
siug on the track An electric motor
drawinx one car was approaching
from tho south. The safety gates we're
open and the road apparently clear
Just "a the motor crossed the railroad track
i locomotive running about twenty miles
an hour dashed out from behind the freight
train. The pilot OF the engine struck tho
electric train between the motor and the
trail car, tearing them apart and hurting
one 20 each aide Of the track.
Az ieast u score of persons we're on the
trail car and they were tumbled about In
al directions. some being hurled dozen
feet away and others pinned under the car.
which was demolished The street railroad
harms wrre close 70 the scene Of the acci-
dent, and rescuing party Was soon on
hand The victims were taken from the
wreck and hurried awAy In ambnlances 20
the hospital within abort space OF time.
All Of them were 10 badly injured that they
had 10 he carried from the wreck.
There WAS no warning whistle and the
baii was NOT rang. The engine piowcd
right through the street cars and the
screams Of the frightened passengers roso
above the crashing OF the framcsof tho cars.
o moment later the injured passengers
were lying about Ercanins In agony
The following u list Of the injured
MINNIE MACK. aged ~ years crushed; died
as this hospital
wr0A Moons aged 22 years, right arm
crushed and left leg iarerated
AxNrg NfKnAS. collar bone broken and face
cut
LOUISA MACK, cut on head and arms.
EDWARD WATsOM, right foot crushed.
CHAHElEs WOODS, badly brziiscd
GEo SOMxns leg cut
GKo NKnB LExxfK CABLE, LIzxTE aud ELIZA
BRAGG. Mns. MOONEY. FRANK RosK and LRoRA
HowEIx. are painfully but not seriously cut
and bruised
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KEPT HER SECRET.

womanss Device Tor Evading the
carsosssy Of Sso2rdins House Folk.
In semi-lashionable boarding
house on the hill = In Washington.
resides. III guest maiden LADY,
cultured and clever. Like some
other people she u rather sensitive on
ths question OF age and this. oi
course. was the subject Of some quiz
ring AMONG The taicker-skinned board
srs. The blank loft at the house oy
the enumeraxor was spread out on the
parlor table and the inmates requested
to sill II the various spaces as 70 their
antecodents. etc. Secrecy was, OF
course out Of the question and con
siderable curiosity was evinced - 70
how our ancient maiden would trea'
the query a. 70 her age
When her turn came she was eqnal
10 the emergency. She quietly allied
in all the desired Information, ano
when the eager eyes around scanned
the .ago column they found sney
could make nothing Of II Everything
else was written out In . neat. cleai
hand. but here they were stumped.
WHY. Mlss Arabella. said tns
iandlady. smiling swestly. ~ an
afraid the enumerator will not DC abl'
10 make this out " pointing 70 the iten
IN question. !.
sfhalr' said Miss Arabella placid
Ii. Oh. that II written In German
4 you know. and II he cant read II the'
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Two Sections af q Traan Cosne Tegsshss
win Fasal E&sss.
CAsoS crry. Col. Sept. s.--A tesribie &c
cident occurred ON the Dsaser Rio 0rands
railroad early Saturday lmornlng near
Adobe. Train CT was running In two sec
tions. Tho first section had two day
coaches loaded with laborsrs and was de-
rallied four miles below Florence. Tho Sec
ond section dashed into II with terrific
force, completely smashing two of the
coaches. Tho train mcn escaped unhuft and
the citizens Of Fiorence soon came - their
aid and the work OF rescue bo9an.
The coach IN which the nen we're sIeepiuE
was shattered In pieces and twelve freixhx
cars ahead OF IL were demolished. of the
forty-ssvsn men known 70 have been In sas
car ave were killed and thirty -sexen
wounded. of the wounded two cAnno4 nsa.
and IL Ia feared eight or ten more are fetNliy
hurt. All the injured have been reHor~6
20 the company's hospital 90 aalidk. Nhexe
they are receiving every attentioa.
The deads
III. L. wIssTERs,
JOHN ATTAIN FALKES.
A. N MERrER
JAMES DONOVAN.
@. n. wfLLIAA2.
A large proportion OF the unfortunass
victims were Isalians. who are unable %
speak English. The Italian consul came ss
once from Denver. The Property damage
amounts 20 sie. e.oo0.
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LExTSGroS, Mo-, Sept. s.--A Missouri Pa
cifIc passenger train ran into . passenger
car which was being run onto the main
track The car was demolished. VIM.
whltsail, of this city, was killed outright,
Mrs Law fatally injured and her baby in-
etanflv killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

ssrssns Head End Collasion aa Lock-
port. ~. Y.
LocxroRr. N. Y.-This morning swo north
shore limited trains coliided With terrific
force. head ON. La this city. Both engines
we're wrecked and their tenders driyen Into
the buffet behind them. nagEageman w.
Al. rirdler. of Naw York city was Instantly
killed. Two other men were seriously hurt
No other injuries of ANY account reported,
although the passengers OF both trains we're
badly shocked by the force af she collision.
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TnE MARKETS.


8tonx Cfry Live Sfonks
a...-~ <..-v. s..,s a fxous-~ Sfeeelrts. an;
,.,11sss ng1 as9,sraay -: shinfnenfa. I5i Mar
kss opsnse slow sopsst; 81 at;e,s, saturday. ,ss:
sapnsn.s ss 1890 ,s @ asIl sss i osssss'Snas sses n
Eat stesrs prime .hs 81 -, ~ ~ noasds So
S-s; fssossx; s sholes sesr - ~ = sood' Iazab0s
stCckers. prime. ssboef2.cs; fair % good. 80
- c1mmnn o. = ,.sss.z. 4 ss.Sss =. Tnf oows
srssas y iszsa %: fair 20 good, uasa Is; COM
mon. % a.sossi:ao; eaansrs. !. ssssss,sss bulls salls
@s sssss.ooi calves veal. s.'sse
Nosss. -
oompany sp nv ssns Al n nom Montana this afternoon
To-monow's hog receipts are estimated az
ao0.
so,,x. os1s.' Neo.. sept s-Hogs-Rs
asnts, .,, Y car. Y nsssst ,s1ss = openea ae''s "
90 Cats,smscs'p' s,,sn none apRss steady. fsiriy
active. Quality common
Chicago Produces
e,urr.an seot. .a--wheas -Easys cash, eec;
Decsmssg. Eosx May Mess M;ess, ,oe,oser, ssc;
Corn-stsadyi csah. @'scs os''''
sc - asa -
Harley Steady; No 2 &c .s.,a
Tirnotny-P Prsmsl saSg S;ssspi ~
whlshY-si.i:s IS [. !. -. .,..av. can. s,ooO;
october, 30 10; January ais.eo. Lard ssssdyi !
sass: snort s' sss ssssSS; ossSS;1 can S ocsossf
sS-s's' 'anaaIs' ss''
chieaxa lave sseeA-
cHErAso.. Sept ss-Qa1kls- Recsipss A1a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

RAEzIxoRn. Sept. s.--LiiIian orabb. the
ven known actress and singer and wife Of
David nayman. manager of the 'shenan~
aoah" company. died AZ the home of her
father hi this city. the immediate eause
af har Illness was mnlmusritlon. and ftr
three az tour years there has been gradual
decay % vital p0wefS,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

M&&NKn2mN &0W1wTs ON 1hARu~1kM @A@*~
wild Times
Ngw YonK, sept. s.--The riosous conduct
of cattlernen ON the steamships returning
from Europe has been the theme Of many
complaints mace az the barge once. These
men 30 60 Europe TO take charge Of large
Consignment OF cattle On the outward
voyage they are kept busy and out Of mis-
chief, bat whsn they sefurn home. with
nothing 10 DO, the trouble begins. The
latest case OF disturbance raised by the
catflemen sas on the steamship Amsterdam
just arrived. There were sixteen In this
crowd and their actions were 20 outrageous
that the steamship company .has decided
not 10 ship any more or them rs passengers
Lines that sail from England also have boy
cstfnd thegn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

Assa4Nr. m, w., sept. s.---A mystery at-
tending the apprehension Of 5ohn Reed. who
Was detained aIl das yesterday on susplcion
of being one % the New York Ceafral train
wreckerN. VAS partially explained this morn
lng ~ the arrest "a John Kicrnan. of West
Albany 8 freight beakeman. and John Core
aiall. q freight conductor. both ssFiklns
kulxhss
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

DKvIEs LAKE. n. ID, SEPT. s---A tefrihc
hail storm. accompanied by adeluge of rain.
occurred here. The ball idsfea about
twenky minutes. ana during that time sey-
nkal thousand lights of glass throughout tho
city we're broken. The ground was per-
fectly xaite fnf while, and ths hnii Ia
many places waa piled mp q foot deep.
GRAIN being AL shocked. viii not suffer ma
xAriaIly
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

LowD0x, sept. s.~~The chfuHtels's Ni@nna
correspondent says IL i estimated that The
Losses by tho food IN central Europe VII
reach szo. 100000. Owing 70 the damage 70
tha hset crop a. h. likely Austrian sugar
exports viii be 80 per can't. nnasF the aver
- f K
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DAKOTA CRY DoTs.
oar Near NsaxAsers Acress shs River IN
Nekxmsi<a-

Nekxmsi<a-
DAKoxA Cry, Nen., Sept s.--spocials Mr.
and Mrs. y. r. Fairfax attended the dedica-
tlon services Of the Congregational uhareh
in sioux City yesterday.
q. A. Wilkinson. wife and daughter, OF
Norfolk. were Dakota CITY visitors Sat-
urday.
Rev. ID. w. MIrGrexoF returned from trip
90 Norfolk Saturday morning,
There will he another temperance lacturc
Il the ~. r. church shss evening
Miss Maggie Murohy. of Homer starts for
south Bend. Ind, Thursday, where she will
Rev. Eprscher leaves to-day Tor Deaver.
COL. where no viii attend the General synod
eg the Lutheran church.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

SOFIA. sept. s~--Elections we're held
throughout the country yesterday, result
Ing Ia 4 great sFsasaeA feF the government.
Prime Minister stambulon end other minis
tiers were elected In three different districts
aud many seats gained.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

Nav Y0ak. sept. s.-~Ethei Curtis. 10
years old. typewrlter and stenographeF
was smoking i cigarette in bed - her home
on Clayton avenue last evenins. She fell
asleep. and tho cigarette dropped from her
hand and ianited the bed clothing, and the
girl was terribly burned aboat the body.
she afterward died of her buras ~ Bellevue
hu4DltAl
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-@The comptroller OF
the currency to-day declared dividend OF
10 per cent. In favor Of the creditors OF the
Commercial National bank OF Duhaane' iA-'
making in all SO per cent.
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LoxpoN, sept s.--The lab0rers, coal poF-
tera and lromen az south Hampsoa have
struck against this cmaployanento ~ posa-unlon
snca. The strikers have placed piCkets At
the railway stations, VINO menace non-un-
lonists going 10 take their places.
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JOHN cARvEs john.


Amesg themselves.
, sAR FRANczsco, Sept. s.--In Chinatown
Sunday morninR the. Ping Ting Kong society
was holding outdoor religious services. when
the members of she Chee Kong Tong com.
pany interfered. Instantly knives revoivers
and clubs weru drawn and shots were AIRED.
Chin May. OF the Ping Ting Kong society,
was srTiotsHly wuunar<is Fis~ efsfunsr tforkevi
20 the scene from every quarter. and the
Chinatown watchmlon, who drew revolycrs.
we're swept away by the mob The Ping
Ting Kong men then rushed TO where the
chee Kong Tong society were holding an
outdoor festival. intending to retaliate.
Another melee ensued. and Ping Tins
Kong man was wounded. Policemen ar
rived from tho srentrAi station. dispefsina
the Chinese with drawn revoivers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

wAsmrn0roE, sept. s,--The population of
the state of Vermont, a. announced Nv the
csnsus bunaan, gssss3.ss0. decrease q ssn
years OK ~.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

Bosrox. sept. Michael Sullivan, aged
ss. father Of John l.. Sullivan, the pugiiist,
died Sunday morning oftyphoid pneumonia.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

Brussels not content with having
more beautiful public buildings than
any other European city save Paris,
hes now determined 90 rival Paris IT.
self King Leopold has just laid the
foundation of an Arch Of Triumph one
third larger than the celebrated one
In Paris. and Il Is announced that this
gigantic work will DO completed by
the close OF the century. Brussels al
ready has tho most monumental court
house in al Europe IA magnificent
pile. which cost vast sums OF money
and which contains some superb halls
The Paris triumphal arch cost S2,-
600. 900; that Of Brussels Is 70 cost
&5. O9n. 0Oe. It will be richly ornate
with sculptures some Of which will
hA or gigantic pr0p0rtions
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

ku1sn heY Arrived
xAsxrnAn. sapt o. E,nan lsey has arrived
II unkamnyes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

The youthful King Of Spain has
not been out of the cradle long. but
b. appears 70 have full appreciation
.of his position In lifa One day recent
u he was served for lunch with the
breast Of chicken cut Into small
pieces. He at once began 10 help
himself without tho aid u either
spoon or fork. s'Sire. said the at
tondans grayolg. Kings neYsr eet
wilh their fingers" /" This King
does. responded his Majesty, con-
liAning his mssl
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29
n- McIntrre Is expected home thi

DIR. Mcintyre is expected home tins
week. I'll
The w. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Hastings this afternoon at pm
The village boys and farmers had an
exciting game of bad Saturday result
ing in favor of the latter by score OF
II to g..
Mr.. Wing of the Thompson-hous'on
Co. was in town Monday looking up
the electric light matter.
Mrs. Alfred Eaton has tomatoes Oh
plants of her own raising, the larges'
of which measures 7-8 inches in CIR
conference.
Mrs. j. A. Hayden of Chicago, Mrs
f. p. Parmelee and Miss Laura B'
Parmelee Of Lockport, n. y, are VS.
iting Mrs. Ellen Salisbury and Other
relatives in town.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may yourself
be one of the many who know from per-
sonal experience just how good thing it
is. II you have tried it you are one of its
staunch friends, because the wonderful
thing about it is, that when once given a
trial, DIR. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place in the house. II you have
never used it and should be afflicted with
cough, cold or any Throat, Lung OF
Chest trouble, secure bottle at once and
give it fair trial. II is guaranteed every
time or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at II. q. Morton's drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

As another year OF our 1raueu
School draws to a close we would
make mention Of the very interesting
class day exercises, which were held in
the High School room on Tuesday
evening. This class. like the class of
SO. which held the first tClass Day
Exercises" of the school, stand ont a.
a credit to themselves and an honor TO
the good work which our school is
doing. The exercises opened with
music by the school quartette, and as
they are not yet counted among the
graduates, we may hope to hear them
again next year. Then came the Roll
] Call by Ruth Nichols, finely given, and
equally well responded TO by each MEM
Der of the class Glass History by Fay
Wells, who, beginning in the lower
schools took the class up to the pres
ent time with words that viii be pleas
ant to remember; Statistics, which
were well gathered by Addie Kathan
song, given by the acknowledge
ed musician of the class, Hattie Brews-
ter Glass Advice, Electa Fish. and al
will agree that il was advice filed with
earnest thoughts, well worth following
/ Prophecies by lnez Abbott, and may
she indeed find the fortune that ena-
bled her to see so much that was brigh
for the class in the year 1900. A fins
poem by Butella Conland music OF
the auto-harp by Robert Allen, re
ceived the closest attention ORATOR
by Galen Fish, which showed mucl
, thought; Charge to next class, Mabe
f Tilson. which showed that the class o
30. with all their learning have foun'
time for some OF the spice of school
life. The presentation speech by Der
tina Deering, the class may justly b.
proud of, as also of the beautiful picture
(the work of Fred Huntington,a forme
member of the class which they pre-
; scented to the school. Then came tn
Response by Lucina Saxton and Fare
well by Agar Carleton, from the elias
: of 81, and with these as representa-
: tives we may look for good things iron
: this class next year. The exercise
: closed with song by the uuartette.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29
LOCAL NOTICES, FOR SALE. ETC.

Eight room tenement to rent.
j. w. GABRIELLE.
low prices in parasols at MITcHELL's.
Best cigars in town at Evans's drug store
Buy your wall paper Of
BAILEY g. CuRRIER.
Balls or Kabo Corsets, % 70, at MITCH
ELLIS.
See the famous oil range at
BAILEY q CURRIER.
Cali at Mitchell's for dress goods. II will
pay you.
paris green for potato bugs, that is PURE
AZ p. u. Evans d. Co.'s drug store.
ooiu oo'A BAILEY & CURRIER.
Mrs. Rickford will make very low prices
In readv trimmed hats decoration day.
Mitchell is making special low prices IN
millinery and leads in styles.
Big lot OF sponges just received at z. H.
Evans & Co.'s drug store. All prices
BAILEY & CURRIER.
Best line OF confectionery in the country
at Z. e. Evans q Co.'s drug store.
Remember Wal. Williams sells the best
round steak for 10 cents at his market, III
Wheeler's Block.
wAETED.-A good, competent girl OF
dress. lock box 1872, w. Randolph, Vt.
A first-class new sewing machine, made
by the New Home 5. M. Co, Is lor saie We
ry cheap by T. DioAro
Fresh stock of Ayers Hoods Browns
Sarsaparilla, Celery Compound, ETC., lus'
received at &. e. Evans a. Co.'s drug store
The season is late and il you want to
make sure of a good crop of corn buy tine
BAY State Phosphate, the old Pacific I'M
proved. 1t will make the crops III dayt
earlier. Sold by Geo. c. Hatch and Nj. J
Lamson, w. Randolph.
Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs
Hiram Bean or leave orders with Mrs. J
Gladding.
Newport colors, durable, handsome, low
priced at w. <. Lamson's.
Call and see the new styles in tapestry
BRUSSELS and all wool carpets at w. r.
Lamsons.
The handsomest line of wall papers anc
borders can be found at w. Il. Lamson'i
and his prices are the lowest.
Crockery at lower prices at w. +. Lam
sons than any other place in town.
It will pay anybody to come fifty mile
to buy furniture OF w. 4. Lamson.
Trunks, valises, etc, cheap at W. E
Lamson's.
Mrs. Sullem has just returned from
Boston with the latest styles in millinery
Ladies speak very highly of her work ant
say her prices are very reasonable. III yo'
have not bought your new bonnet or ha
call and see her and you viii save money
A big lot of bicycle oil, cement, etc.
lust received at the HERALD OFFICE.
For sALE.-My new house on Weston st
l.. WATSON.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

We understand Rev. A. MacGeorge,
who so recently labored among us as
evangelist has been engaged in the good
work at Windsor. With US, his faithful
preaching has left its hopeful results
those who confessed TO become Christians
bear evidence OF the fact and the several
churches which Joined in the united eff
forts have been blessed inasmuch as they
have been spiritually quickened. We are
grateful for the showers of divine grace
which descended while our brother was
with us and we take courage from present
indications that the good work is not TO
cease but still to go on.