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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

fasx&s ~ sns He. ssiHl - ss~ PseSsz-
z4asz s-4s as saz -242s .v4g sta.
Lhe rsNTsax4a@s. 80 AL eD~s sea-
s.sss4 u lyisg n ~2ss - 24Fass 80
Mauanxa4 % tsstizaeay ~h1ea JaeSe
Baksr Declared - as 4aaortsy e ees.si
il grating sksn = ne3 sriaL k4Vs
z.ysa their xses1en q tbe mates.
Wssn aaks& ~ae sAot sks ehlef - pe-
ice PrsssazAne rsElisd. AAtFasg2.
s4ss.@
way % yea think 49,
b~e@4.a hs wAs zoisg - be a witness
for - and AS going % expsse then.
He kZss 4l 4bo4t NaErazza ana
5erael he goa sene taiags ffom Italy
Aboas saem, 4aa BE ~as xoleg . tel
EaAt he kne~. sad taas soala break
snsm up AasrsEga Nas sAs head q
the S1ope4gaeFa Or Mshs Seelety
Thsrs are about t.enty lead
ers q tksn. They are tie
con nittes and there are sbo4t
80 gFeenh0rns who have got 10 a. any
tAlng the Leaders say. TAs sresnaorns
DO the killing Tss leaders pay thsm
tio, So or SEQ % get . msn ouE of the
~aY. 4nd II The nan they order % kill
some one weR't Do IL they have him
killed 50 BE caa't tell sny thisg % The
police They've Killed tao Of Our Wit
nesses now"
TIE police found on Saturday another
OF the peculiar weapons used BY the
Italian aSsassins-a s4Wed-or shotgun.
This makes three now Ia their posses
si0R. These guns have the barrels cut
OF 70 about seventeen inches. the
brsech saved 81 and hinge put on lt
lust back OF the trigger guard, 50 that
the weapon can Do folded up 70 a length
OF twenty iaches. making gua that is
carried under the coat by hook which
is fastened 70 the weapon for the par-
pose.
The history OF the vendetta In this
city is replete with deeds OF murders
and violence. and record OF those for
the last twenty years would I'll vol
ume. The usual method of disposing
OF victims new is BY means OF the rife
or shotgun. described above. Up 10 ten
years ago the long, covered.
sharp knife Of the fruit handler
Was the favorite weapon. The
mode OF attack was 70 approach the
victim stealthily from the rear
and. throwing an arn around the neck
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
THE @MAFIA"
:. Threatens More New Cxlszaa
Men WlEh Death.
eefef That the Actual Assasss q
Chief r'snnesss Is Under Arrsst
The Ofsers MslhodA



NsN 0s4kASs OeE Fresh mur-
Gers az sslsE P.stsea - ths Siessl2a
80 4gs Nho assassiaztsd Cniaf hsaasssy-
4. y fselsF. = 20 s4s ths shoo1ing ef
tns ealsf fro@ ths gallery q ais aonis.
- 1lfet an4 BASIN sErssss. sad sac has
Identified seseFal of tas asssssias. las
called apon ths mayor and asksd tor pc
lice pfoteeElan. NJ Psslsr s4la be 1ai
FecelYsd lsttsss tErsstsaiag him sita
ass ssinaEtaa 4a1 declared tAat 30 ~as
afraid 80 20 ahoas ths ctty Aiohe, es-
peclally Ia ne nsigs borh0od sf his
koms. The mayer assured Mr. fseler
th4s as woald 10 al ae eoald . protect
hin. The maYsf a. the sane ume
took occasion - say that as too,
aad been msnseed through the
medium Of anonymous letters, and
that his wife snd childrsn ~srs In ter
ror every tine ke NeaE out ~ nighA
Mr. PsslsF went from she city hail %
the csntral police station, and two court
omeers accom- panied him from their
home OBcers have been GA "a "a
about she spol u tAo 1gsder ever sincs
tbe tragedy.
The meeting of the COMMITTEES OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Sealed Proposals.
orrIcr noAnn rrnlIe VOC

OTFIor DoARn PrRIrc NoBys.l
grand RAPIps. Alich., Get. %. Il o.
WSeal "a proposals vi be received al the % &c
o tie board until Saiurdax October -, 1879,
a 30 D. m, for the construction of "a sewer IA
Diock D. Dexter Fraction. II. M po ~ q iet 1
nth OF The south line of East Bridge street
,rth Ia connect with the sewer q East Br cse
street. according 10 tire plans aBd speech
tions on fle ~ the Office Of tie Board.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF Si0o 10 be fo- tied - the CITY Of
Grand RaDios in ease he shall fail % enter in-
10 contract. in acccrdanct with lis proposal,
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board 81 Pubic Works.
All prOpos Is must lie made upon blanks
that will he furnished upon application II the
Gfilce OF tue board.
BIZ order OF the Board
JAS. ". DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FRED A. TwtNfry Seer etary. oct 2t
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
PETERS ASSETS.

The Assignee says it IL Impossible Z"
Tell the Exact Amount. but They VIII
Not Exceed 80, 60O. 900.
DxrRoIr. Mich. Oct. ga. NJ Henry,
the assignee OF the R. q. Peters Salt Il
Lumber Comp Of Manistee, returned
Saturday afternoon and said:
IT is impossible 20 tell the exact amount Of
liabilities or assets but / think the latter will
noi exceed g. aOoco0. IL is impossible 10
get tue details but Q large number OF
ths rore important creditors bad known
MIR. Peters condition aad had secured
themselves as far as possible. The fail
ure is complete and every thing has undoubt'
edly gone by the board Mr. Peters Will not DC
able 10 save ything from the wreck"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

-Scrilbler-'I see your novels are
marked registered at tho post-o6ice as
second-class matter Scrawley-"Yes-
What Of itp"-Scri bblor-''Oh. nothing.
It's quite righk"-America
silver and gold bands for the head
are very popular among fashionable
ladies. bat the brass band makes more
noise in the woTld-espocially II it con-
tains bass drum and a bassoon. Jew
tiers Circular.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS. o., Oct. 20.-The House,
after a stormy session, refused to pass
the Senate compromise bill, giving the
Governor power to remove the members
OF the Cincinnati board of improve
ments. and providing for new board
with election next April. The vote
stood Sc yeas to 53 nays. Fifty-eight
votes are required TO pass bill
Some OF the Hamilton County mem
bers voted AGAINST the bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Many saloon. to Be started.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct 20. - The
liquor men are iubilant over the de-
cision of Judge Phillips. There will be
established saloons all over Kansas,
with full-fedged bars, whore drinks
will be sold without the formality OF
going through the original package
ruse. The Wholesale whisky dealers
saw that they have no fear Of molesta-
tion and Will not be afraid to run wide
oran
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

DRODATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. CouD-
4 " II Kent sS Al = session Of tbe Probate
Court for said county OF Kent. hsid ~ the Pso-
bate Office. IN the city Of Grand Rapids. on tlc
llth dav of October. in year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. Jntge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the IS at n
NILLEM ROIE pOM. deceased.
An Instrument in writing purport NJ 70 be
the Lass - u and testament a ssid deceased
having be filed ia this court for pTcbat-
II is ordered that Friday. the fth DAY oi
November 1870 At ~ O'Clock 30 tie forenoon, ~
said Probate once. be appointed for proving
said account
And It's further ordered. that a copy 81 this
order be publ shed three successive weeks pre-
vious 70 said day Of nearing. ia the JrLfsKss-
HERaLD. daily newspaper printed aud clrcu-
iafing in sad cou8fy of keaf.
CYRUS =. PERKINS.
"a true copy. Judge OF Probate
AoorrH b. Mason. Register tufs oct g
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
4 Modern Fable.

WiCgius-I see. Jack. that although
the Trees are Leaving, your Winter
Clothes are Not.
Poor J&ck-Nc; / an one OF the Ever
Green. who have no Change IL the
Spring.-Texas SiftinFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
rRrAsURER.s NOTICE.



Grana Rsp56s. e Mieh oct a 5sf
Vffre - hsrrty gwen that fhe sserssfsfut
rcii for frs feastIUet 81 ~ efEfT iH ~1ift
street frar w 81 Division sIrsef 81 -ssEtf + -
f-rstu street S. fhe efT q = sna fspfas.
: uas fa err hsrfs. aua tHzf I HIH ftfft
r.svrserf Thereon frf 2 rrr.ea ~ fTff y
tsvx frans fa.s ssfs. 81 fHf er.ee = tef t8f5
1rass1-er. CifF Ila8. HE0B9t k RERkA-
s.e4 = Iify Trssslfsf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

willie-I found clsm-shell on the
beach this morning
Johnny-Was there any clam in it?
Willie-No. I think he must have gos
drowned. -IIsrper's Young People.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
a .Ioke That Failed.

Newspaper Man TAT new place)-Well,
John, are your eggs Of the latest edi-
ton?
John with asperityl-We never has
no crittercisn on dc eggs, sab.
Newspaper Man-So? II they are as
fresh as you arc they don't deserve any.
Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

c,t, Treas,,-ef's o~es /

City Treasurer once.
6rard Rapids Nich.. Oct. q. lef. !
Notice is hereby given that toe asscssn q {
roll for grading. grsTellnE 80 paFina fhF E1i-
fcrs Of Eieyeafu avenue. from south blfisleu
street q South Jon sff e In ibe c.fE q
Grand Rapids. IS nov IN u1y hands. and tbaf ]
will receive payment thereon for the pfTioa 81
fwenfv daVs from this dafe 81 the once 81 The
GEORsE r PERRY
ert29 CITY Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
81 the COMMITTEES OF

ntty Saturday
nigat VAS sec
ret but the
committees an
n0unced that il
would pursu .
the investiga
tioa to the end,
% briRg the
1urd srsrs Of
the chief Of po-
lice 10 justice
and break Up
the Italian as
sAssin alto n
fa.,ras - thfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
TKEAsuEER's SoTIoF.


CITY Clerk = once.
Grand RAPIDS Mich. uct 8. lato.
Notice - herefy UNfr fEaf 3 10 a4Fessfnen ~
roiI fer fbe ronsf r8ctfon 81 sever ia ~frHhd
street rom ~foesIHg stT.tf - Afeiiiksn
sfrset II fhs ctY q 3 2na RsDfds. ts rev fn
~ haeds 2nd fhat I vi receive psTmsFt
fl'srear for fhe per "a - tvsnfy 1sTs from
tais date 81 the oIfe - rhf CfF Treasurer.
City Hal 1teh ~ = 1'thhl.
81 - Cfr Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Sealed Proposals.
0FYicR BoABD OF PUsLic WoREs.
Cr -. b .n-ra MlcL Anr ~ -s-M

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
GRAND RkPIps. Mich. OcE. H lS1
Sealed proposals viii b received a. she once
OF the Board uniii >a.gfIsy. Ostober Is, l,.s. 1
2:bl p. m. for n construction OF a sewer in
block II. Dexter frac ion. aud la Crescent ave
nue. TO connect with the sewer Ia BosfWck
street. according 70 the pens and sptc4Dcss-
uops on file at the flee of the Board.
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with HIS proposal
the sum of sln0.O0 10 be forfeited 10 the City Of
Grand Rapids in case be shall fai 70 enter
into contract. IA accordance with his propo-
sal should his said proposal lie accepted by
the Board OF Public Works.
All proposals must be- mace upon blanks
that viii bee furnished upon application at the
ofiee OF the Board
By order OF the Board.
JAMES X. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FKFD A. TwkuLry. Secretary. oct p
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

~ - 49, 80 ss.~-s -r-~.r< ~ ~-r ~ Fs~r
-. r.--.ssss fef reeeesrs trs .rreaes fr
sfstsrtsr - rrEFfs t.~f ~.f "efff
$3.50. f.-~-r 49, go 1~~~-s'rF 80 se-tetT
e<rrssee T-ef 80 r1-eaT eF-fe-'f 80 f-ere
s.- &. ..s-. .-.s4<a-<l-< rvs- ~s-es fsa~q- eres
@<-.~s-srr efas p esTtF he~e~e - rr7zsIte~fe1-s
- s.-sss.-<f--s r-ret-e s-srrfsrs1rr< esiF
Ter ssfrF = sEs1 rlDkfkFE lllar rslts. lias
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Tnt NIAGARA FkLLs RouTl

fDafg. Al ofhsfs laitY - ceri naHNas.
Taking effect ~gH1kf. ds.N .a 1854
e.eep a. ears 90 Pacific Hlla Atlantic "a
presses a. sNH frefn bff ef.i lsfiir ears rua
on Dss ~ press and tsfaEa has a. aAnrfss a.
an1 fofa Drtrgii Dlrecf cannsrf oas Waas
an Detroit ulth fbF .t-n IRA ns Eash IIfs-
efs Vn sale ~ lUier Hilkti DEief 6. Moufut-
81. SAD st lffian cspal.
FHsp n NFlCus 0rr1 Agf os Meuroo.s..
O. v. KrCCLFs. &. T. and i. Agf fhieeea
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nETRoIT GRAND HAVEN 4 MlLwAUKRE

Detroit IS -ss irsFine h-,. m has " gurr
pArlof sld buffet ear @ttaehee. ana eNcn.HE
eNpress iraYinc - m has pafiar ear a..
tached. Iaese trains make direct connection
81 Detroit for al points East
E1rrrss leaving 80 lG IS p m has NKgaer
Sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving in Drfroii az
- an
Through railroad tickets and oce2n steam
ship flf ksfs sud sleeri 9a caf b-rfhs secured 20
ii-. q. n. 4 NJ. oliCe. .. Monroe 81. and al .Ae
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass AGENT.
JOHN ~. LOUD. 1rafAc Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Steamer Clara Belle

fgFI. aff~ta
Tfsssr 7afffs - fee.
Fesve Earrs f4s~f ~ r fesvs ffs-i~+ess
ga r. s~Fst Fetf-steF 81 = H ~ -
1sgD r. lrsvs PszaNkeT tf r. ienvt
CIsErseVsfr 4 ~ 8. ~. Ff Frt -
3 - 1ouef X - tstetsaeelsse pelt'ts - -
Fease
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nsacQuaf PlAcE sENIEERY.

as~saoI 81 the hirhcst srs6e for rearr iadier
~ ~ F.tsesaei are Gre s-fsl f--.. % zr2Tf7
sss beer reHsarkasls. for catalacue s1efess tHe
sr4rr5csf Mss ApAIATER. ?. A-a.nbies.oh
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
EEaYna HILLARY ACADEMY.

Tb.seld aac rgsarksblr sr--es.fai scbeol p-o-
7Sse. theFcrsh stererster foT Cei.es or ba.iress
- ~a~afai sapefrfsiaa - nerf4. Hrrits srl -ot0
So ger >. isxre address LAWRENCE Rust
r. n fa-f,r. ffnsrhfs- Cfrfr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
DETROIT. LANSING ! NoRTaEsy-

T1pre q tcr Saginaw aid Bay Cts. ~ 81 3 N
Nail Ter L8nsin< Deffeif and East. y d 3 N
ExFrcssfo is4ss as. Detroit and baktI p 3 Ei
Maii for Alma ~ Laus and rs-glnas.ff 81 3 m
Fasi EKp i0f Detroit Nev lsfs aaa
fs..ef.n 81 1s = IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
TRAIN TINE TAglRS.

1RAND aApgns 4 TNIIANA RAILROAD
y ~ saees ssel "a 49,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29

aLoBE, Arfx.s July -.
sayes. the Apache renegade wounded In
Che fight with the military on the i7th inst.
on Ash creek, has been captured by Chief
Antonio's men on San Carlos river, about
twelve miles from San Carlos, and placed
sn the military guard house. Sayes Is one
ofi Kids band who murdered Sheriff Rey-
nolds and Deputy Holmes last November.
sayes had In his possession Sheriff Rey-
nold's rifs, which he says Pashlanta. who
aas killed on the l7th, had given him.
Hhis leaves only Kid aud Tonto ID. Sixty
alive of Ena party or eight ccnvicts who
participated in the murder OF Sheriff
Reynolds. II is reported that Tonto b.
Sixty also has bean killed, but the report
cannot be verified. Ssyes boasts OF hav-
ing killed several white men. He win be
tried In Pinal county for the murder of
Sheriff Reynolds aud Deputy Holmes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29

THE DOUBLE SITE.

Ciarkson Says 10 wui Keep Away the Ex-
hibit Of tine West.
CnIoAao. July e.
In an interview at Chicago Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson, who has
Just returned from Q three months tour
throughout the west and northwest, de-
eiared his belief that the worlds fair will
be failure IL the site Is divided. This
pred iction he bases on conversations with
representative men of the western states
through which he passed. We should
remember, he said, that more than one
half Of the produotiveness of the country
IL due to the farmers, and an American
fair with no conspicuous place being
One Of the greatest attributes Of a saccess~
ful fair II The integrity Of it's whole. The
west il laying great store In the fair. II Ia
interested In Its success, recognizing that
from such success the greatest advantage
TO itself viii accrue California liz es-
pecialiy active and intends TO make such
an exhibit an shall challenge the admira-
tion Of all beholders. Other western states
viii make earnest efforts to keep an equal
tF&&p#s 91N e&&y AA3~s AAVt hs& RutssAt*&N4 ~
think the agricultural department 10 to ba
anything OF side show. Yet the PROPOSE
ton TO divide the site has created such Q
rumor, which has spread over wide ares
and already acquired subtitle I'M
faence sf antagonism In the minds
Of many. These people fear that with .
divided site the art and mechanical depart.
ments viii be placed on the lake front and
agriculture showed of TO jackson park
They think the visitors after wandering
through the lake front exhibit willlnot lool
with much favor on the idsa of going
several miles 90 what will be called
m agricultural sideskew. and IL this Ii Il
be the cass they want TO know why theJ
should put themselves 90 trouble Ia max,
ing exhibits.
Measures should be taken. said Mr.
CIarkscn, 10 prevent such an idea gaininl
strength
He said he believed that ia saying wha
be had he echoed the opiDion Of the grea
but unappreciated west.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29

Grateful Relief From the Fsryor OF the
Heated Term-Ekeport of Crop Conditions.
CENTRAL STATION. DIES MONIES, Ia,
July 2s.---The temperature of the past
week averaged below normal throughout
the state, the deficiency at the Central sta
ton being rs degrees. The amount OF
Sunshine was also below the average,
bringing grateful relief from the fervor of
the heated term.
Rainfail-Co Copious showers are reported
Ia nearly oil the western counties OF the
state, and ell except few southeastern
and central counties received measure Of
relief from the prevailing droath. Fol-
lowing are some Of the excessive measure
ments reported: Decatur probably $50
inches; Union. $40: Adams, 2.50;
Audubon, 80; Shabby 6.62: Mills,
ass; Greene, 230; Clay, $50;
Hamilton, 400; Carroll, 2.66; Wright, l.75;
Poitavattamie, Lao: Monona, ais; Sac,
l.5O; Buena Vista, 2.6O; Fayette, l.59.
AZ the Central station tbs rainfall was AZ
Inch; aud In the section where the drouth
amount of precipitation was less than at
Des Moinss.
Condition of Crops Corn is doing fairly
well, and the prospect is that about an aver
age crop will be- produced. Injury By drouth
at the present outlook will not lessen the
total product of the state more than 10 per
per cent. The harvest OF small grain is
about completed, and thrashers are at work.
The yield of oats and wheat is fair 20 good
In the southern counties; but shrinkage by
rust is reported in many of the counties
favored by heavier rainfall. Barley was
somewhat discolored by showers In tho
western district.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29
BAKERS STRIKE ENDED.


The Jeurnsymen Bread Makers Now Have
nc All Their own Way.
CHICAGO, July -.
The bakers strike, which threatened to
cause a bread famine In Chicago, is happily
ended by the bosses signing the following
agreement:
To employ only union men In their
bakeries; Aot 10 beard any one in thsir
houses; that they shall work sin DAYS per
week and only ten hours on o single day.
Nobody shall be forced to unload -four;
when help is wanted the bosses must apply
TO unions No. 40 and 1; 10 pay not less
than 83 for extra help for
q single night. The walking delegate
elected by both unions, upon identihca-
tion, must be allowed to enter every shop
at anv time. This agreement must be
conspicuously posted In every shop, SO
that everybody can see 1t.
Not nna hoas of the large bakeries,
entered protest against the agreement
aud even In some cases the foreman OF
bakeries had to pay fine for not coming
up TO time, before they we're recognized BY
the baker hands or allowed TO sign the
agreement.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29

SAN FRAxcrsco. July o.
The San Francisco ChroRicle says IL has
been ascertainsd that although only $75,-
600 worth Of property belonging to tho
Mormon church was found by the United
States Marshal In Utah when instructed TO
seize ali Mormon funds, from s5, OOO, 900
70 Ss.eDO, 900 nf Mormon capital is invested
In San Francisco and other California
cities. This money 10 invested under the
names OF ihdividuals. apparently for them
selves. This method has been adopted
With the hope that ths United States gov
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29
Mercurial Prices Again De-
velop in the Chicago
Exchange Grain Pits.
Several Firms Caught on the Wrong
Side and Go Under---Death
of Robt Collier.
The Bakers Strike In Chicago Ends
In Favor of the Workmsn---
Worlds Fair Site.

CHICAGO, 5rly -.
Endeavors OF shorts to cover and addi-
tional reports Of dry weather had tina eject
this morning of causing higher and az
cited opening In wheat, corn and oats.
Wheat started In with rush at q range Of
953c to e6c in different parts of the pit,
and on heavy demand from shorts. IL
held steadily af the higher point until
1916. when II was quoted at s55o. Corn,
acting under the same conditions, started
In almost cents higher than Saturdays .
close, at 45hD46c, ard soon advanced TO
4TAc under sharp buying. Fifteen minutes
after the opening II dropped to 46sc. Oats
were also higher, the opening for Septem-
Der being ssc. AT 10:45 q. m. the price had
advanced to S34.
After the frst half hour the excitement
almost died out. September wheat de-
ciined 10 s5Sc; corn 20 46, and oats TO sSc
at Ii:15.
Caugnt ON the wrong Side.
CHICAGO. July ~.
The firms OF Robert G.. Tennant e. Co.
and Earnest Hess, members of the board OF
trade, have suspended. The cause of the
failures was the recent fluctuations In the
markets. Earnest Hess liabilities ars
sI5O,0O0 Tennant 4 Co.'s liabilities are
unknown, but II is believed that they ars
not very heavy. Ii is the belief that sew
eral more hrms hRys been caught on tbs
wrong side of lard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29

What Enscss "a wfii Have ea shs 0ans
bssng fnstifatsons.

whms Efscss "a WIN Have sa ths Gan-
bssnw Installations.
wAsmssToS. Juiy N.
The report Of the house committee on
postofieea and postroads TO seconpsny
the substitute aEti-lottsry bill has bssn
agreed upon and hlsd. The committee
says thst present Legislation ss inadsqusts
and more forcible laws must be enacted
10 prevent the ass of ths malls By lottery
companies. The present Law can be en-
forced by courts only and conveys NO
power to the possmastsx-gsnsrai One OF
the main benefits 10 be derived from tbs
substitute bill. IL q becomes law, Ia
that which makss the cot Of mailing lot-
terry letters and circulars continuous Of
fsnse, sriable by ths courts In any iurisdis-
tion through which they may pass or inse
which thsy may 20. A great bsnssr, IL
possible, viii be the closing Of tbs mails
10 newspapers which contain lottery ad-
vertissmsnts and lists Of prizes, thus par
TALLY cutting OF communication between
this lottery and lee customers, and reducing
the number Of lie victims. The sabsti-
tuts bill. the committee says. proposed 10
cure the existing dsfects ia the Law By
means Of which the letters intended for the
lottery company reach their destination
through third psrson or agent. The sub
stituts, IL enacted, wonid psrmis the pest
master gsnsral TO dsns TO any agent Of the
lottery company the benefits OF the regis
try and money order system and would rs-
suit In compelling the iottsry company 10
obtain remattances through express Gem.
panies or similar channels.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-29

WARRINGTON, July -.
There are several applicants for the po-
sition Of professor of mathematics in the
navy, 70 succeed Prof. Sofey, appointed
assistant secretary of the navy. This is
one Of the most desirable positions open
to civilians within the gift of the president,
as far as navy positions are concerned.
Tho pay 10 ~. 400 per annum, with an In
crease TO %. TOO per annum after five years
service, $500 after ten years service and
$500 after fifteen years service. All
the sweets OF q naval officers commission
are enjoyed without any of the unpleasant
features, such ~ frequent changes of sta
tion and periodical cruises at sea. There
is no intimation as yet who will receive
this nice little naval nlnm-