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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

.,,. .x.,.n..s Anticipates Great Achieve
p,ents in This Country
ROME. April ie.
OF ali the picturesque sights ~ noasA
Rome. professions of ecclesaAstseai s1au.
aa.a are the most striking. hou mees
shau avervwhere In the streets. one mo-
.,anl Il 4 a Ale of young mon In nntsering
...ylat cassocks, and next IL viii he Rronp
| - s.owy robes. Then come black-garoea
vousha and Others in purple raimsn.:
grnav are gathered from Srh ranks sna al
isnds. these young toilers sa-taer vineyard
- chriss--Greek. African, spanish, insn'
aayman. Scotch, American, Austrian
raa,,ah French. all brothers and fraenas'
talking and studying the same iaasa@e''
viih one common object IN view.
Rome Ii simply a vast college IN
. .,a,v and splendor OF the Ponuneal feakn'
ssvs aaparsed from Rome. bus the Inn
..~.s.;vsness OF the church as teacher
s.,,, evident. and of oil the cnssocke
!. .,ra.uts Who toll night and day IN Ih'
.asassaI hive. none accomplish more ina
the Americans. c..As
Thoae who suppose that the new IaIns
!, n. university at Washington VIII dispia'
4 the famous American college nsre >
e grsatly mistaken. Instead OF awinu.' ..'
4 = Importance, this admirable inssita's'
81 win probably become the nursery q =
A fs.sors for that university, And 1nsss
As slreaay some talk Of lenethsnsne .hs =
- ssssale course, although the students
"a - reoulred 10 work for SIN YEAR, swo
sre pAllosophy and four N thsologs. -.
:. II wns Plus X. who first saw ~ Ams'
80 - a,most boundless hsld for spinI'
soaonest. He used 10 talk about y -
ecstatic way and prcphssisd thss 80
America would one day oe ahs s1~'
Christian power and glory.
an Fven nov Leo XIII. giovs Win pleas
70. chan tl,s future Of the church ~ A1ne
NAL = - mentioned. In speaking Of inc J.
100, ar continent he expects the spirA %
. g, ss,,sian % burst into blossom ana
- - perfect fruit -. - can
'esi- Considering these visions q -
as csxsstain dominion IN ths rspaDiie'
:, m 80 l = be wondered as that the Amer
lsm- ar,,sce 4 watched with such solses1uds'
g o. shal His Holiness shows great paf''
a''o" for.its officers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
: se~ssa.sssas by the President.

wAsHnsoTpS. Apsil lsUB OFF
The president sent 20 The senate the Col
iewaas ae@iaasiens; stephen A. Marine,
20 be pension agent ct Des Moines. La.
Erastus 4. Williams. 10 bs surveyor gen.
etai of North Dskota: Mai. sumns:, Fifth
cavalry. TO be lieutenant colonel OF the
Eighth cavalry Capt. Davis. Of the Fourth
cavalry, to be major OF the Fifth cavalry;
LIEUT.. Col. Misinsr, of the Eighth cavalry,
TO be colonel Of the Tenth cavalry; First .
Lieut.. Murray. 90 shSsFoasth cavalry, 10
BE captain. .al ann.ln.ga aaLr
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

OKLAHOMA crrx, J. r.. April To-
stocAnsn ars shipping cattle inIo ~
f,hsrokss strip In defiance Of the pre-
asns,a proclamation. Hundreds o. .la.n. -.
- asas ! - asing sent there. The cattle are
, s.sssa sh,ouris 10 Kansas points, bnt spfn
Y's - s,.srs al into the strip the car asoIs
- - 1890 and shs cattle hastily nnsoadea'
II il estimated THAI i,ooo eassls - a.. !.
Icing hauled into the strip every ass =
s.,.sa n the vigilance Of the military
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

settlers ln Cheyenne. kimbali. Bansef and
scott Biaas Conntscs,, Nebraska, sa
Mead. td3Asss 10 E67&t tf ~ s6s tt3
LINCOLN. Neb "A p~ig 10. 81 a8E ~
Gov. Thayer and Mr. Robera Greer have
issued the following appeal ~, "a q
The undersigned take this method of
appealing 70 the Chistian and charitable
public for aid to The distressed settlers, in
the counties Of Cheyenne. kimball, Ban-
ner and SCOTS Bmfs. On the night OF
Monday, the TIN inst, a Disastrous wind
storm ragged over portions of these ceun-
ties, sweeping away the earth entirely, to-
gethsr with the ssed from thousands OF
acres which have been sown and planted.
The fields ara completely ruined so far as
crops are concerned. They must be re-
plowed, resown and planted again. The
settlers are without seed and without the
means With which 90 purchase IL.
We also state that We now have reliable
Information that in portions OF those
counties which we're not visited BY "a on
our late trip into that section there is inn
pending destitution owing TO the failure Of
the cropslast season on account of the
hail storm and drouth. We find also that
In one section which we did visit and
where Wa were informed by ali parties that
they needed no help. that there is absolute
need OF aid. The people themselves we're
either ignorant of the true state OF thmga.
or reliable information was withheld from
us. The following is an extract Of q letter
addressed to Mr. II. II. Greer, frora re-
liable gentleman In Scotf's Bluff county.
ysezNsx
- samisv chat needed help, sxcspa wnoaA
- aissionsrs could and would neip.
wa .ra nov convinced beyond doaos
shat \ number of the homesseaaofs'
Enow mot how many, are In aosoause n1ss
- ,rovssions and clothing. Parties 80
.sycxuaa us that they did not require neip
c.tssde az their county nov inform us ina
49,, ,xsva mistaken. We have tnefetof0
5000 to make this appeal. Barley. oa.s'
aa~n m,llee ana potatoes are immediase's
.alss,yad for planting. Flour, corn meal
elas hin0 and shoes are needed. Ing
msnd FOR these things Is most urgent ''
,.aaists action Is necessary.
We respectfully ask the pastors o. .as ~.
| a,uarent churches. especially aions -
l;res Of the railroads, 10 present TINS SUI,
80 a. their respective congregations ant
- - shsm 40 assist the afii8ed settlers y
80 .s.s;ana named. Their charity VII D
mo.t worthily bestowed
Tha msyors Of cities and towns anu ~
.hs,rmen a village boards are =
anastsd 10 act o. agents IN forwata
! ms the goods. Car loads should q, J
shipped to Potter or 70 kmoa,', .o,'ns;, Nil
; w,n receive the same and ais'.lDa .a.
4 The railroads win ship oil con's'p'
. s,on. free of charge. Contributions
!. maaev be sent 10 b. II. Greer ssq @
!, Kearnsy, Neb., Who win purchase nov !,
4 ,oesl and grain and ship the sans, =
:. wiu attend in person 70 " a's'f'ss asas,s !.
d Unless this Is furnished the helas =
m I" ra.,lansed and sown. We trust
Q. nsopie win respond literally. $500,
IA PeoP's JoHN Nj. THAYER, Governor
Il. RoEKRT II. GRnRR
President OF the State Board Oh Asf''
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

. trsmendons row, and the tutors did not
improve theix position when they asserted
thst they had the ex- King MILAN approval
OF thar novel educational methods. Queen
Natalie sppsalsd directly 10 ths czar, with
the rssnlf that Russian influence was snc.
esssfully nsed to change both the teachers
and the system.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
J IDERS' IOHUlENT BILL
Doubtful Of Gov. Boies. Sigma
ture on the Ground or
Want of a Majority.
y. S Troops to Remove the Boomers
from New Town on the
Sioux Reservation.
A i5-Ysar-oId South Omaha Bohemian
Fatally Stabs Brother
Workman.

bkA MOt~hns Apfh fs~Hp@Hlats
II 10 doubtful II tbs governor viii sign
the soldiers' monument bill on the ground
OF want OF majority Of the house. The
bill received 81 votss, the clerk counting
Davis, of.Crawford, and Hart. OF Clinton,
In the Affirmative, and we're 30 declared,
whsrsupon they demanded change In the
record. but more than one third Of the
members had left the hall and rsconsid-
erstion was impossible. They then fled
their protest with the governor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

She NHi ruhsish = voinsaA % Msmsss. ef
hIs ~ MsE HusIsand.

Nnw Ycak, April 10, .4..
Mrs. Gen, Grant ID At work upon vol
nue Of memoirs of her husband. which Is
promised for puhiicatiop. possibly in the
fall IL isA wela known fact among those
who are intimate with Mrs. Grant that she
has for some time past bad IN her mind
such o work. and recently she began y
systematic everhsuling OF her papers for
the book. The work win not contain Gen.
Grants love letters n snch are ia exist
snee Mrs Gfsnt will not expose thsm to
the pabiio sye. There Willie Of eoufSe,
q largo nnmber of unpublished letters,
written by the, husband 10 his wife. and
most charaeteristic OF these win be his let
ters while on the battlefield, giving
his impressions nf the battles ~ they pro-
eseded from day TO day. Duriae the war
Gen. Grant wrote almost dails GO his wife,
and these sstters have been preserved and
will bs pubiishAdsz 81 $50 aig3l9
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

:. 80. when july opened at saz ana
- y ssse. almoss esnts lowsr than
sasssraav,s -. closing. July advanced g =
- saortly after the opening, and snen %
- - st.aioDary TOR time. May TOT Z
ss. ...ars sssne after the opening wss duii. w..n
ssssss 500 aoine. The only apparent reason Iol q
,hs break was thai there were nols s ss.sss
than buyers In the PIN and that shs 'Afss'
was easing down.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
..,.rnsnx 70 riay ihs sssiaaa' "An's'

rowDon. April 10. .,.
oaiek. witsed Queen Natalie Feegh'H
a,seoyered that her little sou, hinR Aasa. =.
$50 saasv ~ seryia, was losine Interest ~ ~
s, naeks and that the precious younessef e.
s.sl sss,onslIy smsgs more o. alcohol Man q
- ahe followed tbs oIsw with energy.
go go aasIss burst OPS dat into ths royAs
- -shaolsoom. where shs found shs king snu
- sutora drinking, smoking and paayane
ass .ss wsak 8srYian equixalsns af ths Amsri'
~ - - ~ noker. There wss, of cousnS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

ss.sx city avs stoos.


a,nux CRY, Apxil 10.
Esslmsssd receipts. $50: or omSl@s IA
,,sssrrasy. 4 8g4 Market opsnsa ss0w a1 Ias
io~sr. dnosaaaons Ligns. sam AID m'As"'
;i.asssa sssas sr.ssipss @ ios osi.l yss
..~ssv T7o shipnas nts, i2eaFs 1919 nao
sad .n a os.sss... sss. .''1sz ss..1s psis. is
ssSs .ss;ss Sss.s@ sos % 9 ssssssaa. .sssss
slsno ssos y 70 soo y iaississ
- ysssa as oows.- ,sxsxe enoass. - ipfsT.
asdian, . 70 sss sssa saaasrs s ys.rsa,s.
snasss. sass8as0l eem1non sSS ss 40 g sssnss
shoiss. choice sisssa.5o common. sisSss 70 'A"'
Santa omaha live stock.
So. rs.sa.sssd rsssspes. s,soo. ofiAslai yes,
.srdsr. $500 Maxket opened strong Oas
Nan1srsd q. selling at AI08t0 a.. om...l
s :s,psass sssssgsss Is cars ssssss
cAle.xs fass ssssk.
cmoAao. April H. ...,.,s,v-
Hogs- -Rsssavss. $500 n.Iess - "a. ~ asssy
; .resvf and lower. Lltna 49,
p.ssss ass sss'gss sa,gsas saSoS s.sse. .s..ay I.
: usasss ss 1900; ssosksss and feeders "a"
ssSc: Fsssns g ssas x ,,s g. n.4ss. weak NUT.
,ans' "a .soee 20; lambs ss.esss'"'
y Chse~xo rrcduee
c,,,.ao April 1. is 10 p. m. --csose-
sssaay; cash. ssasc; May wye
4 'sls salss..'9lss..Ay, ia sssh slaaaEe May 'a@e
70 saSs 1s,y y.ssy: s1S sssS and May, asstc; July
- isys-~steady; sic.
a. % 7Tis,aeshy-Firm: si.sa
a. rier seed stsedy; siss t
ol- pnoSsslsns aassstisi sAsn; ,,a siss ss.l
u. a. s'3o; May, sssasa; July. 500
IN Nev York Preaaes.
A.. NEW YoRE. April -. .,w. M.
aca whss,--Uusastlsa and fairly aetavs As
ma gf5Seeoa lille. .,...w .ta.nnar MIXED ~
.x4h @H. ..a ...4ev !. ssgtsyn 2AktsT iAe.
Of Provisloas rorA aala - sna s.sy gss ssTo Buss
aiAoo. lard lard qassse qhss Feas ilssn /: western. y
luEw at91&e. ---.~--~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
WILL BE REMOVED.

Hoosn0rs fn the New Town of sh4rman ia
ne Removed by y. 3. Treopa.s
CaAMBEnLArs, 3. D., April Is.
II IL reported this morning that troops
viii remove the boomers from sherman,
tine new town on the reservation opposite
hsle. The land 10 claimed BY the lndians.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

Srw yong. April 10 - v..E
statement was cnrrens - -. r.
exYress circles shat she uni'sa ss ssass shs
.rsss company had decided 70 reaass ~
p.ss 80 = ~ employees 10 per cent. on May = :,
preridsnt Thomas O. Piatt wsA qnes.svas' -
ss reporter - 70 sne truth q me ~ sa1osa sss,l
~ -, p,sss said with yshemenee; VII
-. yecly 10 any such question yon ha''
asssa Ths interview here ended.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

I.nAvMNwomxns II kaa.s AphA =" -,
rlarsrsc xlres set ire TO tbe iarge barn
!, r~sllv Cransfon, 81. Leavenwortns
- snd totally destroyed the buiidings
Thirty six horsss psFsshed - me sa.'.ss nalass'
= eel % large number q pnss1ss:
e.ess. carriages, surreys, phaetons snu
49, 49, vehicles, Tha loss u estimated g
- l,etween 81, ,0on ann go sWa' tnoasl
\, Ill nos fall on the pFoprissofs, Y bslnl
I hasralna barn. The only insurance WA
| sssyo on the grain destroyed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
Pwsvslsgsd T~nnessse fr'ssnsss-
...,.,sy, Tenn. April is.


NAsHsrrrn. Tenn, April 10
The faes has been made public INA. snss
....s - - ~ prisoners Is chs states prison
11 = Tsnnessss 4 have been allowed the ss lree. :.
4. Ann y shs city, being permitted TO s.., Leave
A 49, rr,son In eiiazen's clothes D,,ss. ,,s.
- aasoa,s,ns p. 4 made BY sne dwslisss
= k West End, where the ins11, !,
sas,cn is sisaated. On seeouns ,s.o,ns \.
ths laxity Of the oissciais that bss - - c,sx
one of the roughast sections = - 49,,
/ Repeated attempts have pesn 49, sraahe,
4 rsnaoyed but without success. An0sns '...s
nss',s,ns ss 4 that the convicts are pern'.
20 \ leave sSs prisop 10 order % cos'pss =
- ss,s n hansst s wosksrs. In. nearly ~ y y
80. sa misss sS III the state eeayict laosI 2
,ssy largely salsa sAs pses Of q Tree ..ss ,ss'
Nesrly GO are a work IN the s. manss
- | Tsansssse Coal and Iron company
Trmoey CITY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
!. Mar way Unsasarss,.

cnrcAao, April fa. >...a
rhe alssmsr City OF New York, reported
sonna~red olf Manisowas iAss nigns' y
.sfs 4 telsaran waa received hsre ron
hsr captain this morning announcing -
80 go, She has passed the straits OK Msek-
-. aud Il proceeding On the way 70 bna-
80 ansniured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

eurPrwA FAIxs. Wis.s Apni ~ -...
prairie ares have started ~ sse s's.n saaa I.
Il chlppewa Falls, Wis.,, and unless =
!. - saer much damage win b done. a
Morsy. sigbs miles Distant ~ 1ns - lna.s.s sns
- 6shsing the fre 70 save Their farms - -,
heusss. It IL learned that dessrnesavs -. -
srs also raging Il ether points - "'se'h
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

oswKao. n. r.. Apraa Ia Conogu
! Thomaa Glynns nj osssxe. N. Y, whils
intoxicated fell inndaz locomotive, which
erashsd his sEm. lie was taken 10 nos
pitaa bat refused 10 allow the physicians
70 aoms near him, and his mother also OBJ
iectsd. The man died 10, short time
The physicians say they conld have saved
his life. ~ 1sTaa'I1S ilsa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

orxxwA. ont, April 70 80. ..,..ss siat
II was stated 10 she onsAzao go rsgu.
,bsre would b no rsssxstion q - .ssoa N
,sfsan respecting the impo' y
American cattle into CanaaA fos sA :
Em@lands
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

coruMnus. o.. Apssi - -
- 80 soint convention of miners sna
operators this morning shs sssas 70 soans = go
- 49, 80 commistee was appointed ana sns.s r
: y. r,aspecs that they may pc ap's y Y
= - ssyeemept this afternoon On 20
morrow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

"t~@h hs~ArnAmssnt.
hsHnfs. Aprii no. n9si ilh S9rs
The Volksbautt asavs thAs probably the
qcestion OF general Eurupean disarmansnt
win % broaght before ths reichstag at the
coming sessioa, - ~,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
rAs susks sisaas'sa in c''s@xe-
asnassn. Apxii rs.

cmeAeo. ApriI y
4 inc elose of ins work last essn'ss 'ns -
.sss I. - asiorsty of briehlayeFs, pias'ers.s, !.
,sthsrs. painters ard plumbers we're a 'aln =. -
- .'sasass.r1S There was no more work ~
s,ss,n = AZ. All lines ~ work had ressnss
! ssnns,nc - 4 i uaace. heyend which they eo1aa
not ID withous shs assistance :. ~. r..
centsrs. Noshing wee done so.ass :. =
bososs aia not esen aftsmps so ~ y
work.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

Nav YoHx. April y -.
Tha .laoes on @. n. Jordan, y. +. oan-
4. : "a - spa,,sarain Russak, who secensiy 70.
s,ansd a. direotors Of the Wssaesn ra.lon'
hsnk. bseauss Of some dissasissaeesion' y
hs~e heen allied by the electiop OF Mm. -
whstney. a. secretary Of The navy, ohaun :
- N Depew and Henry p. hyde. psesl-
80 asns Il the Equitable Life Insurance a. =
-. sss,.siaa Brsyton Ives il president "
..ssre 81 Jordan, who. u viii be remsm,
h~vsa resigned the position Of treasurer 3
shs rIriled esates 10 take thai posi''o1
80 .-sa,, 49, bank commenced business.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

o.. u,nsr N the wisconsin sahosas'
N MAprsos, via. April 10
President Albse. OF the Oshkosh norma "a
..ls,,s said recanily that membss OF .ne
s s..s,s.sa court had written TO him that me
80 80 asss.,on. a.. 81 the court In Inc Edgerton
.sss -. Ala Ara ros contsmplats the exclusion o.
H. bible from the pubhc scnoo's -. :
member of tnat eourt intsfvisSea on -.
subiscs said that the opinion o. 'ns soas 49,
dsprseissss the uss OF the bible y a.' sn'
sc,n,non schools, and holds that the mef'
sssaing II Il In such schools must Ds CON
ssssr~5 sectarian instruction and theretoF'
uneonatitutio
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17
nxsrrnY nF A t.AsK.

...r ,xuss Fsis clerk and ships
nj. Issay 10 Fscsisious Address
Yvw yoHx, April Nc.
Tha hoav Of Meyer, . clerk VINO was
..nraared Nv his employer, phaiiipson'
.a.nmalsr al Copenhagen, Was fonno =
she Nev YORK. custom~house eon"sA's1 -
4 oask of lime or plsster which nae a'i,s1s'
uer aasasner Thangsalla some nne aso'
rhe oask had been shipped from oopenna
-. Tar Is. consigned TO "bsrresiofu
49, p,,eins. Via. Wells, Fargo 20;
- naaa as forwarders. The consiRnee
..a..a,a tha steamship charges and gave nis
- - william Smith. The cask wa,
- a. contain o chemically prepared
- rl.ster. On arrival, Feo. 4
- sent to the appraisers s'oie'
"a examined by the removal OF ie'
! 1900. of the contents. IL was sns'
. sasaaa and set aside TO be called ioi
wells. Fargo 4 Co. paid the au.y =.
ana wrote Berresford Bros. swios 70, -,
hill Of ladine and the cask youid - ~
: .xaai. The second letter was returns
% = ~. oorsmaster wish the infofmana
q go 10 sueh Arm was known al s,, naoa''
10 Usssa Fargo a Co. then wrote Wins
= srs,sh. Il Copenhagen with no fesu
= wnsn Phillipssn confessed In Hamburg
50 se~ DAYS ago that he bad murdered ms,
In ..a shippsd the body 10 America, - ~
ts conenhseen, the oiIiciAis OF the inln
valia steamship compsny we're noun
ng ana thsy cabled their New York agents
cd ,ook for oask shipped on the Inlnssal
cw Jan. m. The Danish consul was
biz aolihed. The agent sent tho eonsnl, an ?
oct rarresenativs .of Wells, Fargo 4
vent 10 the appraisers store ana nAn
eask opened. After digging away som'
sha plestsr they uncovered mans y
and finally the whole body was ehnuh
bat Il vas clad In plain clothing ana was
son creaerysd. The various parties engage
ree- the sssxch "A once dropped the matter,
ave ane desiring TO take ohargs OF the 2
tser Wells. Fargo a Co. said they we're ~
Ilers ID stand their s2.5o loss, and woaaa y
,sli- no claim 20 the goods. The consul -
Of ,nstructson to cIaim the body ana
ONE steamship company \ mos Interested.
city. apprasssr wall probably have 20 nov
have 80 aaes its contents until the "as'
,sher -. authorities direct its dispoiai.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-17

MrswKAFoInas Apxii ~ :. a..
nav. A.y. MArshall, president OF me
Northwsstsrn Fsse Baptist coilese. =
winnsbaao City. Minn., hAs resigned On y
sncount ofA scandal. About NOV. ! ~
reverend gsnaBsman went to kinneapo..s =
ana went ID the ladies having charge Z, ~
,assstution for this reformation of faass.
women, requesting shs admission =
voane asrl In whom he bad become in's1.
ssted. hs ladies' agreed % receive 80
v,rl. Who swo monshs later gave birth Y
chsld. subsequently, she told ne ma1so1
snss r.. Marshall was responsible for ~
disgrace. Members Of ths baps - !
nomination we're told Of ths eass 49, !
4 lnyestlaation followed. which 1esu''sa
Y she rstirement Of Dr. Mar~haa' lsoM =
college. lie deniss fhe aecnsAaaon'
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-07-05
Fer Talking Temperance.

SEATTLE, June Yesterday Judge
J. W. Range received a telegram from
Almira requesting him to meet the Rev,
E. B. Sutton, who was seriously injured
and would need assistance to get home,
The Judge went down to the train and
found Mr.. Sutton in a very bad condi-
ton. A physician pronounced his skull
| fractured, and there were other injuries
which could not be determined, as Mr.
! Sutton was delirious. He recovered con-
seriousness and said that at Almira, where
he was delivering temperance lectures,
his efforts were met with strong disap-
proval by the soIoon men. After closing
his lecture last Thursday afternoon he
received letter purporting to be from
the saloonkeepers, in which a peremp-
tory demand was made on him to leave
the town within twenty minutes. He
paid no attention, and that evening while
he was alone in his room saloonkeeper
named Clark entered, and without say
ing word, assaulted him, striking him
in the face and knocking him down.
Not satisfied with this he jumped on the
PROSTATE man and struck him several
times, fracturing his skull and otherwise
injuring him. Shortly after telling his
story Mr.. Sutton again became delirious.
Clark has been arrested to await the re-
suit of Mr.. Sutton's injuries.
The friends of Mr.. Sutton are alarmed
over his condition and fear he will die
from the result Of his injuries. Sutton's
skull is badly fractured and he Is still de-
lirious. He imaginee he is lecturing at
Cheney, Wash. The prohibitionists OF
this city have taken the matter in hand
and Will Vigorously prosecute Clark, but
will defer action few days and await
results.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-07-05
Object to Elevators.

The elevator system OF taking care Of
wheat is meeting with the disapproval
OF good many farmers. Monday
Review contained the following from a
Thornton correspondent, which shows
the feeling in that vicinity: To-day a
well-attended mass meeting Of farmers
was held at this place to consider the
outlook for marketing the coming crop.
The farmers are much dissatisfied with
elevator companies methods of handling
grain, as is shown by the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously passed
Resolved, That the policy heretofore
pursued by the farmers of delivering
their grain to the elevator companies
and permitting them to ship and use the
same is suicidal and that we will use our
influence to prevent farmers from giving
up possession Of their grain until they
sell and receive pay for the same.