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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-28
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

THE Norwegian bark BerRensesren was
lost on the coast of Mississippi. The crew
was saved. but ths vessel and cargo are
total loss.
TIE leading hasinsss house and bank OF
Eskridge. KAN. owned By ME. Nudge, have
assigned. The liabilities are about f100,-
900, while the assets are small.
OWING 10 the counsel OF Mr.. Davitt the
strikers at Cork and throughout the south
OF Ireland have yielded and the trouble,
for the present at least, is d an end.
GERMAN railway employees have been
warned not 10 absent themselves from
thsir posts Of duty on May !, on pain Of
dismissal in the event Of disobsdisnce.
In the STRIFE riot ct sehutssnhovsn,
Austria, the rioting was suppressed by
gsndarmes. The strike movement has
spread to Blisberg and Rrsuth.
@. r. oHuRcHILL, managing partner Of
the Arm OF Clifford a Churchill, OF Chi
cago. dealers in>stahings, snersvings, sto.,
In said 10 be In Canada sssh some Of the
firm's money.
THE prime ministsr of the sonfh Amsri.
csn rspublic Of Columbia has arrived I'm
Berlin for the purpose of neRoIaaaing with
The Csiman government FOR the establish
ment OF trade relations.
A MTLTTAEY council was held n Vienna
10 decide upon measures for ihe suppress
sion Of q possible outbreak during the
labor demonstration on May day. Em-
peror Fra ncis Joseph presided.
THOMAS KIMBRa. yonng Enel shmsn
Who came TO Moatreal sbSnt three weeks
ago, has disappeared, leaving behind .
large smennt Of baggage. The detectives
have no clue TO hts whereabouts.
THE New York senate has recalled from
the assembly the saxton ballot reform bill
and rehashsd IL, changing u 30 ~ to agree
with the amended Saxton bin which was
agreed 10 last Friday by the governor, Mr..
Saxton and others.
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KANSAS, CATTLE auAnAsrTsT
E~ssern Reeves to - Mold Sssssv D~ys 81
Knnxs@ CIsy.


R.@sera as~v@@ to ~ Hssa Sssssv nays -
Knnss@ Cisy.
TopxxA. Kss.. April 81.
The Kansas lire stock sanitary commit
tee, which has bssn in session a Topeka
for the purpose Of framing more stringent
regulations than have herssofors besa In
force agreed upon IN order that c&ttls from
the eastern states mnss be held ninety days
at kAnsss City at ths expense OF the owner,
and until they receive bill OF health signsd
by the state veterinarian Of Kansas. This
applies 30 al cattle shipped into Kansas
from that portion Of New York lying south
Of the north line Of Connecticut, ali Psan-
syivanias New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
Districs Of Columbia. Virginia, West
Virginia and the dominion of Canada.
Cattle from other districts may enter the
state provided the shipper satisfies tins In
spector that they are healthy and have not
been exposed 60 any contagious or infec-
tious disease. AL cHttis coming into ths
stale from or Through the kansas CITY
stock yards must have q permit from the
state inspector. Ostfls from the south line
of Kansas thai have been kept since De-
cembsr vest of the sAst line OF indian
tsrritory and north Of the thirty sixth par
allsl Of north latitude on wess Of the
twenty first meridian of longitude vest
from Washington and north Of the thirty
fourth parallel Of north latitude may be
be admitted 10 the state upon proof or
sfiidavit OF interested parties. The penalty
for violation Of these rules is not less than
$l00 nor more than $500.
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fyTTshuhAs April ".
II IL reported that the Pittsbnrg Com
mission company, the greatest bucket shop
In that city. has failed. The company has
special wires 90 New Yo.k, Chicago and
points throughout Pennsylvania.
The capital stock of the concern is only
sl0.Osss, but the aggregate amount handled
by the firm was at least $500,000 year,
Their liabilities are estimated at sis0,o00.
Ii Is said the company has paid out $780,
900 In the last seven weeks. s. Il. Camp,
OF the firm, said the bulge in grain and
pork crippled the concern. and the contin-
ued advance IN the stock market rendered
useless all efforts TO recover. He thought
the prospects for resuminR we're poor.
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The Water Now Only a Foot
Below the Crown or
the Levee.
The Break 1900 Feet Wide and Gazing
al the Rate Of 800 Feet
Dav.
Every Effort Will Be Made % Protect
the Remainder---News For
eIgn and Domestic.

NFw oH1nAns. April -
A Bayoa Ears apesi1i. relating to ths
great Morxanxa efevasse. says the wAtel
thsrs IN only fo~1Dcr isss below che crown
or tbs ievee. WHICH. - iAv hFeak, was
twsniy~six fset high with hass ~ over
400 feet. The break IL noe sonAo i.5a1
feet vida and h cayine On n the lower end
ai ths rate al 100 feel In "a hours. TIE
average cost Of this lssee was SO per
IineAl foot, 80 thai at ths present rate OF
saviDg Of the lower end Il u waabing away
81 the rate Of -, ,009 das. every effort
win be used 10 protect what remains of
the Morganzs with "a little delay ss pos
aible.
The stories Of suffering aud loss OF life
In the overiiswed districts are TO say the
least premature. Thus far some stock
has been drowned and II IL Impossible TO
predict hou serious the loss to stock may
he In ths interior. but even nov there are
many Who viii not take tina trouble to have
Il removed. though they are aasolussiy
snr6 TO be ovsrtaken By the
back water within the next
fsw days. Fortunately the water
from the Great Morganza erevasse falls
ipto an nninhabltabie swamp loss than loo
yards from tbs base Of the levss. and II Is
sheer nonsense 10 suppose that II will
ovsrtake any one who has ample warning
Of its approach.
Secretary Hester, Of the cotton exchange,
In reply 10 dispatch frona the cotton ex-
change ~ Norfolk. Va, states that there
Is not nos nor Is there likely TO be the
slightest danger 10 Nsv Orleans from high
water In the Mississippi river"
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valassi mia R.aslly - $50.

IiUsTISaDoN. r.. AlTil ~
Mrs. Nora Diboss, wafe OF hotel keeper
IL kobeftsdale, Pa, elopsd with a newly
arrived boartsr named Emil y. Chairio, a
Hungarian, taking her three chil.lsan and
1870 OF her husbands money. At Nj.
Union thu husband overlook the fleeing
compile and demanded the return OF his
moaay. He vas tendsrsi $50 of the
money Ia consideration Of hts wifes
liberty. which ne accepted and>ths elopsrs
aad children II once took = train for the
uaef
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An Innarnl IRA nc

MONTREAL, One, April 2S.
notorious procnress was before the
police court In Montreal charged with
sending girls 10 other cities for immoral
purposes. Two Young men. who we're
charged with being accomplices Of the
woman, we're also In custody. On Tues
day night fifteen young girls were shipped
TO Chicago, but two OF them were arrested
as they were boarding the train. The eyi-
dence at the examination was not sufficient
TO secure . conviction, and oil the parties
were discharged. II Is n well known fact
that q large number of girls are sent out
from Montreal for immoral purposes,
chiefly TO American cities, aud the author
tiles are making strenuous efforts to stop
the practice.
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sleax Clsx lave s.esk.

SIOUX crrv. April %.
Hogs-E -EstlmAssd rsosipss. a.eoo: oa1Slal
yesterday, 2sl00. AAxkst opened 50 higher and
fairly astivs Quolatioas Ligna ss.o0a 4.OG /;
mssa % s:.ss s:s.ls.. ss 60, s ....,
snsnsassd. rrospsss. sood Cor asss veal
% s..ss as4ss ssla !. a.@sSs sss
ssoss. soSto |, 100 possds. ssssss.as; nsdia.
ss aim : @ ssea = ssssst ssss sss.s:
msdism . GOOD. 3asoax.ss; conn eSnnoa 70 ID infss: a
sssss sas ssssaas Is y:.rsas sS
shcies. eassssso common. sLas9ass; calves,
ssush Omaha Live sssck.
soUra OMAHA. Aprfl q.
Hogs EstimsIsd rsssspts. s.ooo: ofasiaI yss.
tsrday. 27ds haEsss opened steady; sslling
c.ssis- -Essinassd ssssipss. i.loo; omeisl
yesterday, I.E75: shipmsnfs. % ears. Market
steady, quality very eommon.
0ChioHgo Live Stock.
CnICAao. April a
Hogs-Rsssipss. ls.ooo Msrkst aetivs, slsghsly
isss Ssssy pssaiss ss .sa ss ssippsas ssio.n ios ~
active Bssves. t33e843s: stosksra and
i'.s sss. ie ssss rs n.s.. sass s@ Su.
toms, e4.0oae.oo; eorn-fsd westerns, sl0
86siOi Tsxana e4.0oexSi0
Nss Work PreaaesA
NEw YoRx. April 96.
Wheat Firm. May sc@sssse July. ~ sisa
ccrn-Dsn saslsr saa stronger. mixed
wsstsFn. 4lia 43e.
Osfs Quiet ana steady western, $3.50.
Provisions Pork strung New, sl4.0o lA2S
Lard nrm and quiet. as6b. Butter firm, wsst-
srn. saanc. Eggs strong wsstsFn, lasl@ls'S.
Chie.ge PreAues.
CnIcaao. April u, II rs D. n.--cioss.
July. e11<c.
Corn kssady; cash. sasssi May. asSanAs
July. 324c.
osss-sissay: cash assc; nay. SAFE; Juiy
Vie.
Rye -Qaiss Isle.
Bnxaey-Eaay.
Prime Timothy- Firm o. s3Al.A
Fxax ased Firm: ala
Whf1ky ei~0A
prUyisions Pork, quiet: eash, Mar. sl3.95
Juiy. sfs. ss. Lard ARIA cash Nay e60@
asa2a4 Julys & 1as5esSss6:
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E.@n@asa ssslax 10 sleep.

FANAMAs AFFii %
The walls continue to tumble about onr
ears. aud even the hotels and private board
ing houses are rapidly closing up, following
the wake Of the dry goods stores, Of
which thers are nov few remaining. II the
work ON the big ditch is not speedily re-
snmed Panama will. by the close OF the
year. present . pitiable parody on her former
condition. At present. however, hope
beats high In the breasts OF al, and there
is as vet little OF no apprehension regard
ing the future. Al any rate. the Panama
lee company has imported iine iee-mak.
Ing machine from Chicago, which Is In
course Of erection, and work ON the
Panama aqueduct h being vigorously
pushed. 30 that in two years time. al the
outside, the city viii have full supply OF
water, which II has not had In the 800
years Of It's existence.
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AubUNN. n. r., April D.
The career Of William Kemmier Is grad
ually approaching IDS termination, and
nothing but respite from the governor
can save him from the terrible en-
pertinent next week. He fully realizes his
position and intends to meet his fate un-
fiinchingiy. The arranesm snts for the
final net In the tragedy are substantially
completed. Warden Durston has NOS di-
vulRed the day OF execution, but good
guessers name the middle OF the week ~
tbn time.
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CHICAGO, April 81.
There was something OF sfis In May
wheat this morning. II opened rather
neglected, selling - low as ssl cents. bat
soon began to advance, advancing 10 69zc.
A II o'clock IL touched Doc, and nov, al
i2s45. n quoted at e0ic. The advance
both here and In Ksx York IL attributed
to the buying by n. r. Hutchinson, and In
some quarters there are approximations OF q
corner In that failure.
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Packers win Nss ssrsEs.

tHftAdfOs .1Fftf -
II 10 now stated there will be no strike Of
the packing house employss Il the stock
yards a. was ~ one tims feared. The strike
would have involved about $1,000 men.
There was . strong sentiment In favor Of
Ii. but the older and cooler heads, who bad
passed through the disastrous strike Of
1886, counselsd against II - hopeless. aud
their eouneil finally prevailed.
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A Cleusibarss.

N. Louis, April -.
A Gainesville special says: A cloud
burst struck the city, lasting four hours
and ieluging the country 30 the depth Of
several feet. The loss TO property will be
heavy, as the whole country h deluged and
the crops ruined.
The storm was the heaviest ever known
la this section. Large washouts have oc-
CURED on the railroads In this vicinity and
IL will be several days hefors trains can
run. The only life lost was that of q
woman who died in the arms Of man who
was carrying her from her home, which
vas surrounded by water several feet deep.
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Mail Contracts In south Dakota.

WAsHfAWEtshf AYfIN -.
The postmaster general has awarded
mail contracts 40 follows, for four years
from July /, 1890, to June so, 1894: South
Dakota Sherman 10 Highland. bi-weekly,
j. A. Fnlts, Of Windsor, $3.50: Winfred
to Oldham, twice week, same. SITS; Cas-
cade 60 Maitland, twice week. B. v. Gull
he, sas; Rapid City 10 Hill City. daily,
w. A. Smith, $570; White Wood to EN-
pire. twice week, Titan, Nevada and Gall
ifornia Stage company; Moe TO Eden.
twice week, ss95: ]. A. Fults, s10a!
Joubert TO New Holland, daily, Andrew
Easlsy. sf4f
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Mr~. Garfield and .asliss. Visit the sshiss
wAsHIsoTox. April So
Mrs. James A. Garfield and Mrs. y.
stanley Drown. Mrs. Garlsla's daughter,
visited che white house this morning for
the first time since the death Of President
Garfield, and we're resolved ~ tbs presi-
dent aud Mrs. Harrison and Mrs McKee,
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Ressspssrre H. nls rsash.

A curious work On Hobespierre has
lately besn pahIishsG in Paris. IA gizss
an interesting sns<dote Of his youth. rep
rsseRtinR him 81 the college Louis is
vlsis OF Louis XVI. Yong Kobespisrss
was 80 modest and limfd that bis voiee
trsmblsd and he eknoksd the boy under the
chin to give him courage. Had be known
vhaa that bas was 10 Do for him IN the ia
lnrs perhaps be wonld have chaeksd liz.
de harder.
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There i q great scarcity Of seamen at the
port OF Philadelphia. and able-bodie5 men
who know something of the sea are In
heavy demand. Entire crews have been
brought from New York, and all the
neighboring ports have been drawn upon,
but atiil the snilors boarding houses are
empty, and rates Of pay have materially
advanced.
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WAhhkN@ToNt Abxia %
The condition Of ex- Representative Hor-
ace r.. Page, Of California who has been
seriously m for several weeks With asthma.
from which heart tronbls resnlted, Ia
unchanged this morning. The attending
physician said that Page might live for
some weeks or months, but bic sudden
death al any moment would moi surprise
him.
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I.kkE cIrX. lftAh. AVN lo.

bALI EsAkN A1xxs tkMhM ApFiA 40
Henry strauss, Of Chicago, purchased
the wife Of Fritz Lander, OF Salt Lake
City. Tor xl0O. Mrs. Lancer and Strauss
vera swoethearts La Germany. but bscame
separated NY circumstances. The happy
couple II once took the train for San Fran
cisco. Lander Is saloonkeeper, and gays
the money moro than compensates for the
loss Of his wife.
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WARRINGTON. ApxH q.
by strict yarty vote the house commit :
tee Or coinage. weignts and measures
authorized ths chairman to offer the silver
bill agreed npon In the caucus "Wednesday
night In place OF the Window silver bin
already reported by the committee.
During the session of the committee
Bland offered ssveral amendments which
where rejected. Tho democratic members
voted against the bill because II was the
republican caucus bill, and because. as
Bland saif, u was the worst bill from .
silver standpoint that had yet come before
the committee. When the substitute is
offered In the house Bland will present ss
a counter proposition his free coinage bill
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A FIRE occurred in the oil refinery of
Sn w. A. Hose a Co., Al Bankside. Lon
don. and caussd damage amounting TO
eI20. 600.
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stnnley Arrlyes y I..,a.slen.

L0NK0M, April ~.
STANLEY arrived at Dover this afternoon.
Despite the fact that drenching rain was
failing large crowd was al the station to
uYnnf hinn
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SEw xonx. April 50.
Edward Greenwald, theatrical manager
from Galveston. Tex. we'll kaown In The
west end sonsh. committed suicide By TAX
ing poisop.
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hKw foak. Aprff e
The weekly bank statement shows the
reserve has increased $2.oo9, 600. The
banks nov hold 81, ,s33 ,a00 IN excess Of
legal rsqnirsnsats.
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DyRMsrApr, April d

Emperor William and the empress,
Queen Victoria and all the prominent evil
and military authorities attended the re-
view OF troops at the drill ground to-day.
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ANS@tMs%s 1tttt ~
The London Herald pablsshes an
account OF an interview with Bismarck.
The prince salt that IL II was In his power
hs would not interfere with workmen on
May day. Neither would he display any
anxiety. which wonis only increase ageres-
siseness Of the aeltators. Antagonism be-
tween employers and sInploped was mat
nraI law Ands necessity of human progress.
Progress would cease should man ever be-
come saiisned. He dweIt upon tho need OF
combating socialism, the victory of which
he said woaid mean government BY the
least intelligent.
He predicted that socialism would give .
good deal OF trouble ret. He said the man
Who would yield 70 the present manifesto
tion Was coward and II was sometimes
true bensvolence 10 SHE'D the blood Of q
giotcus minority In defence OF the law
abiding majority. He declared that May
day was mot dangerous enemy. The day
need not be dreaded. II would be msrely
4 sham Aght like that Of the Salvation
army.
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Victoria Wecdhnia's Latest seheme.
NEW YonK, April %.
Sir Francis Cook and Lady Cook Ten
ME ClaAin) and Mr.. John Biddnlph Martin
and wife Victoria woodhulll have arrived
at New YORK on the steamer Traye. In an
interview Mr.. Martin said the object OF
their visit wKs TO establish two banks, one
In New York and one in Chicago, TO be
used in connection with the banking
houses OF Cook 4 Martin, Of London.
The new venture IL an extension of the
AnRlo. American company IN which they
are interested.
Mrs Martin sAid Lady Cook and her,
self would found two homes, one In New
York and one In Chicago, for the prasen-
tion Of crime. where children would be
taught TO abhor al that is evil in society.
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AT De Ruytsr. Madison county, N. y.,
four stores and eighteen dwellings we're
destroyed By hrs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-14
ANCIENT FEET.

They Were Much Larger Than Those of
Modern Size.
A mott ,eable thing about the statues
found i'm our museums of art, supposed TO
represent the perfect figures of ancient
men and women is the apparently dis
proportionate size OF their feet. We mod
erns, says the Shoe aud Leather Reporter,
are apt to pronounce them too large, par
t~icularly those of the females. 1t will be
found, however, that for symmetrical per
lection these feet could not be better. A
Greek sculptor would not think of such a
Thing as putting a 9-inch foot on a 3L-
foot woman. Their types for these
classical marble figures were taken
from the most perfect forms of living
persons. Un~questionably the human foot,
as represented by these old sculptors, was
larger than the modern one, and, i'm fact.
the primitive foot of all people of whom
we have any record, either in painting or
i'm ~statuary, was considerably larger than
the restricted loot of modern times. The
masculine foot, forming an approximate
about II inches long. This would require
at least a No. II or l2E shoe to cover il
comfortably. The average masculine foot
to-day is easily fitted with a No. 81 shoe,
and is, therefore, no above 10 5-16 OF
an inch. Now, by the old sculptural
rule OF proportion' q man D rect I'm
ches in height should have a loot 1OL:
inches long, or one-sixth his height. II
was of no great consequence what size
sandal he wore, but he would have re-
CURED a modern shoe of at least a No. 10L:
| for n minimum fit or a No. II for real com.
fort. For women, allowing for the differ
ence i'm the relative size OF the two sexes,
which was about the same then as row., a
woman of five feet and three inches in
height would have had a foot 10 inches
long, requiring "A modern shoe-it ought
to be spoken only In a whisper-No. 9 as
the most comfortable for that foot or q
No. 5L as the limit of torture. The reason
for the difference between the old classi.
cal loot and the modern one is obvious
Restriction il what has lone il.
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THE c MARKET.
These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rected Every DAY.

rected Every Day.
Sugar ranuiated, per 100, Sc 5000: light
brown, 500; pulverized III Il A, New York, si3.-
60; loaf, siai0; maple per pound. SOC
Costa Rica, isft23c; Java Mandahling, %Oc;
Mocha, 3.dt0c; roasted Rio and Costa Rica, 900
3Oc; roasted Carbaio, 32c; roasted Mocha and
Java, 3sQ50c; Arbuckle's, Sc.
si.Oo; Gunpowder, 45cgsi.o; extra Young Hy-
son. TJcILsl.U.
Pickles EASTERN gal, s2.5o; 8 GAL, $50; 10
gal, 500.
Potatoes 10 per cwt.
Cabbage-rer cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per case, $500.
Butter-Per n, yydtDc.
Cheese-Per n, aUL25.
Fruits Dried apples, per 5n packages, 500
800; ditto sliced. 30 n boNes,i+c per n; peaches,
Salt Lake, Ice: %aprcots, 23c. ~evaporated ditto,
25c; blackherries, lie; raspberries, BE.
California fruits. s5!ODb6.S per case.
81 standard Tomatoes, s3.25.
2-b standard corn, s5!n.
On string and Lima beans, SAB.
Dried Beans-Nayy, 5000 per 100 y; Lima,
200; Bayos, s6.25.
wheat. No. l, per 100 n. s2!oo.
Gorn-Cracked, Per TO- n' si.,S.
FionfEPer 100 n, Pfllsbup's best, $40; og.
den. $50: Strague daisy, S.0.
Corn meal-Pcr lOO n, $40.
Dat meal-Per 100 y, $40.
Fresh Mcais. Pork. i5c: beef, saac: lamb,
quarters, 1850 -. o. mutton, Idi5c.
Salt Meats-Ham, iOfsc; bacon. i5c; corned
beet, TO-; pork, ~ Sa,,ags, istGisc
Mood-Pcr cord, $50.
Hay-Per ton, sGi0
StrAw-Per ton, sl-!h
oas-Per cWt, s-h
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

STATE oF MONTANA, -.
COUNTY on DEER LODGE. -
In the Police Court, city Of Anaconda, before
TIL. rizgeraln, Police Magistrate and eN-oficio
A. G. Mact alum and A. A. Cloutier, doing
business as Mactallum a. Cloutl.r. plaintiffs,
versus &. Bowman, defendant.
The state Of Montana, 10 the above named de-
PENDANT, Greeting
You are hereby summoned Ia he and appear
before me, !. II. Fitzgerald, police magistrate in
and for the city Of Anaconda, eN-ofiicio !. T.,
county Of Deer Lodge. at my Office In Anaconda,
on Friday, the 18th day 81 May, A, ID. isS, nj 2
o'clock y. m. 81 said day, then and there Ia make
answer To the complaint of MacI allum q Clou.
tier. the above named plaintiffs, IN n civil action
la recover the sum 1T fort six and sll0o dollars
for balance on account for goods, wares and mrr.
chandise sold and delivered Ia You by plaintiffs
herein at your special Instance and request with.
In one year last past, same being now due and
unpaid, and In default thereof Judgment vii. Ice
rendered against YOU, e.. Bowman, the above
named defendant, for the sum Of forty -siN aud
si00 dollars and costs " suit In this behalf eN-
pended.
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of May,
A. ID. 1880.
T. u. FITZGERALD.
Police Magistrate, city 81 Anaconda, ind ~.
oricio Justice of the Peace. Deer Lodge & ,untys
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