The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09

Eiactrsclty and Poiittss Have 0ceaptsa
aiaeh Rscsns Attention Prohibition

Eiecsraeity and Politics nsvs 0ccaptea
sIuch Rscsns Afssnsl sn---The Prohibition
Fiasco.
sDUx FALEs. sept. Especial, Later
reports from the hall Storm Friday night
show that moro damage was doae than At
nfst reported, and that several bolts Of
olectricify strnck buildings within the city
ltmits. Besides the barn of Charles Barrett
that was struck and burned down, Ole
Olson's house, on Dodson avenue, was
touched by the electric arid and slightly
damaged. also the nsw residence OF 5. Me-
Cormick. In Houievxrd Hxt<lttion, and car
renter shop run ~ the Peterson Bros. on
MInnesota avenue. The brothers were In
The shop at the time. and one Of them was
Mocked insensihIe. The damage to Me-
Cofmiek's residence was about sfoe, fully
covered by Insurance.
The Commercial club of this city have or
Eanised manufacturing aid association.
with a capital stock of 100000. Senator
ressigruw started the scheme when he was
hpsae last week and n nov looks as though
itwould prove success. The clubs decided.
af their last meeting. % epxsge the services
OF an agent. at = salary of y, 900 year and
expenses sot<xvel I'm the east and endeavor
~ get manufacturers desiring "a change
Their locations to come 50 thia city. Mr.. II.
r.. ureen wMs unanimously chosen agent Of
tins club. and he VIII leave this week ON his
nav mission.
W. g. Press 4 Co, OF Chicago. have es-
takealshed consmisston house in this city.
The heuior member of the Arm was formerly
In ssac banking business ~ Yankton.
Tecre II real red blood ON the republican
nsenh In this state and the sooner she party
sIskReciates the fact. calls out the ''dcpart-
naest" and does q LITTLE cleaning mp. the
bs4ser los chaness will be this faIl. The
Bailey a~eeue<al-committee hasco. re-
posssa HI Saturdays TEARs. has hurt the
paa<g aud II being taken advantage of by
the democraxs and independents They
call Bailey she south Dakota American
bo4langer. who IN carrying knife
up each sleeve, because he lost
the nomination for state treasurer
IA Mitchell: Il now sulking IN his tent, and
VIII Mot rest easy until ne carries the scalps
0f ahery republican that he thinks helped
a. kefoaf him, and Bailey said after the
cozsA entlen that ha should work for the best
infeeests OF tho party, but he is either not
dning IL, or IL using very poor political judg-
meAt Il ID we'll known fact that Bailey
and senator pettigrew have mo- afinity for
saoA other. and that Pettigrcw's
inn1enea At the convention knocked
ont the youngest National bank
president Ia the United States,
petsagraw said he did work against the
young man because he did not think IL
weala be policy 10 have 200 many candi-
dates fsom MInnHhaha county. Bailey and
hfk friends alIe9e that Pettigrew was get
tlns 3ealeus of the rising young Sioux Falls
ansnrier. and theaght II would be better 70
CLIP ~ winxa before fsaz. when thc sena-
tor'& <erm III once viii expire. Mr.. Bailey
ha8 1eM town since the attempt vi f0frs
Representative AEa 20 resign. and is now Ia
Freepprt, III. visiting bis father ono Of the
supreme court judges OF that state.
Tho original package establishments are
again In full blast Ia Sioux Falls--that u,
enough Of them TO supply the needs of the
thirsty. Immediately after the passage OF
the Wilson bill the Joints" all closed and
the proprietors announced they we're going
20 leave the state for good. They only re-
NAMED in soclusion for a few days. and
most OF them have returned TO their old
haunts and arc doing business at the old
stand openly. above board, before the eyes
Of tho authorities, early and late and al
day Sunday. This in the status of the pro-
hibItion question In Sioux Falls at the pres
emit HFitlng.
Rev Miss Carrie ]. BARTLETT Of Battle
Creek. Mich. was given reception at tbs
Merchants' hotel In this city last evening
ON her return from California to her eastern
home.