The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-28
NEWS saEWrIgs.
Tn the Northwest.

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Tn the Nowshwest.
Clarence Blessing. the f2-year-old som
OF the deputy county treasurer at Bur-
hngton, Iowa, was crushed TO death
while attempting TO board q moving
train Mt Vinton.
1 Abe Nelson was found hanging I'm his
barn, near Iowa City. He ussd the hay,
fork rope for the weapon 10 take his
life. The coroner was immediately
summoned, and an inquest was hsldi
with q verdict Of suicide. !
The body of Hermann Davids was,
found In West side lake at Sc. pani,
and his friends declare he was robbed
/ and murdered. so far ae known no
reason existed for sclf-destruction. The
coroner viii investigate the peculiar
ease.
| y. w. Cirkel a SONS warehouse st
Thorpe. Wis, containing tan car loads
Of heading, and three sheds, each 300
feet In length, stored with excelsior ma-
| tertai, burned 20 the ground. The
factory was saved by hard work Of Oft
isens. The loss II 5000; insurance
about OIL 500.
About daylight Sunday the raftsr
Julia, with the Satellite, or LIS Crosse,
attempted TO run 2,500, 900 feet OF lum-
ber through the bridge at Clinton, Iowa,
but strong northwest wind blew the
snd Of the raft against the front of the
east pier, driving the stern of tho Satsl-
| lite upon the pier and her bow desp into
Ehe water. No one was injured and the
damage TO the raft In slight, but Ii To-
tally closes the channel 20 that nothing
can pass either way. It win tnAs some
time 70 clear the channel.
Another and worse chapter I'm the
Rev. Nutting scandal with MiM Mills
10 told Ina Pioneer Press special from
Ellendale, N. ID. According 10 skis so
count the couple are now domiciied I'm
shanty ON claim In North Dakota.
MIR. Nutting claims that his life has
been ruined and her reputation bIasted,
and at present they seem to have wholly
abandoned themselves 20 their improper
| and scandalous alliance. II has been
tntimated that the compile win marry a.
soon ~ the divorce laws enable them 10
l do 80.
In GenxrMl.
At Peru, nls., o fire started In The
News-Herald Office and also In the post
cftlce Sunday evening. The postoface
with its contents was saved. but the
printing establishment was damaged %
the extent Of about O, 900. The origin
OF the fire is not known. The total ioss
on printing Office, ,postofEice and building
will aggregate about e10 900. IL h par
tally insured.
The old John Street, New York, n. :
u. church, the oldest M. II. church In
| America, celebrated It's lssfh anniyer-
gary Sunday. Rev. d. p. Raymond, d.
D. IL. d., president of wesleyan Uni
versfty, preached most eloqheut ssr-
mon at the morning service. At the
afternoon reryice Hon. Warner Miller
and ex-Postmaster General james de-
iivered addresses.
Foreign.
It is announced that ChanceIlor Won
Eaprtvi viii shortly pay q visit 20 King
Humbert and Premier Crispi, at Monza.
when, il Is assumed important questions
touching the policy Of the triple slli-
snce win be discussed and better un-
derstanding arrived Mt.
In an interview, In Dublin, Mr.. Bal
four ts reported as saying that Ireland
10 In much more peaceable condition
than when he assumed Office; that only
20 persons were Ia prison nc present un.
der the coercion act, as against l,025 I'm
1856, and that the number Of persons
boycQtted had been reduced from 1000
60 ESQ.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria opened
the sobranje Monday WITH the usual
fofmalities. An abstract OF his apeoch.
announced IN advance Of tts delivery
from the throne, represents the prince
as expressing himself well satisnsd with
che foreign relations Of tho country and
conveys his intention to instttute reform
In tho laws and code Of juntice and
economy in the military adusinistrstisn
The storm which has prevailed
throughout the extent Of the Meditsra-
nean. during the last twe dAys, fas m
nicfed immense damage upon shipping
generally, and, In many casoe, upon the
staunchest war vessels. The italian
Mediterranean squadron has sustained
damage which will require 1000, 900
francs to repair, and many smaller
craft have been driven ashore and
broken 30 pieces or fouhdsred I'm mid
SEQ.
The production Of Rhine wilma from
khe famous vineyards Ia the vicinity OF
worms win be greatly curtaiIsd by the
changes necessary 70 the construction Of
the new harbor &C that ancient city. In
order TO meet the requirements Sf the
improvements under way and contem-
plated, several large vineyards On the
banks OF the Rhine viii soon be de.
struyed and their sitss are expscted %
become the scene Of commercial 90
tivity.
Williams Thanks 20 Won Moltks.
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