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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-08

maB. GreiIi6 lieet bas 9lreal ni6t
auf bremii1em, fonbern auf preuBi=
i1em Gruno uno Boben, unb es muB
nod erft bic Nbtretung Der 2anbesbo.
belt CREDIT nerben, oo1 pirb preuben
bel benz 8er3iDt auf Is Deftar unbes
lpobnten 2anbes ncbl feline 59nierig,
telten MAIDEN. 8efanntli9 finb in Bres
merbaben @eeifemiinbe bier groBe 6a,
fenbaiiiHs. sSn Der &esel beten bieiel,
ben @aum 9enug fir Die 59ifffabrt,
bod fommt in Der 8aumpolllailon ges
legentlid cine ueberfilung Dor. Dens
nod liegt nidt bisrin Der @runb flr
Die neue foitipielige anlage, ionbern in
Der Sbatia6e, baB bic alten einfaden
0afeneinfabrten bel Oiiminb unb unz
8hnitigen Glutbberbaltni1en bic gins
uub Musfabrt Der grpBen S6neu.
oampfer ni9t INNER 3uIoiIen. Mebrs
fa6 fno babusd 5t6runsen in ben g1z
petitioner eingetreten. Gie Snleuie
beg &aiferbafens bat nur cine Siefe bon
40 Wteter bel gem6bnIi9em Go1maI=
Ter, bic neue erbdlt eine iolde BON 9 go
Meter, 10 BOB bic srpBen @6iffs i6oa
einige Stunoen Dor 9o9tpalier uno eis
nlge Stunben nadber nod paifiren f6n.
men, unb ielbit beim fleinIien 0oawaiz
Ter bic Our6fabrt fider 1T.
Oie neue S@leuie pirb eben cine
Rammeri idleuie, iOoaB bic 5diffe au9
pailiren f6anen, tuenu oas WaHer i'm
Dafen b0ber lit als auf Der &bebe. sSbre
Sdnge bon 100 Metern unb lire Breite
bon "a = 26 Metern rei9t au1 fir Die
aaergrobten 59iffe aus.
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Scr gpn Der Vllarmalpfe

nl.ueh IN ner Sttae Der @a6t fam ten sepbbnltGen
ulehlpen taum mepr eri9reden ais elm serinslsises
ploslt4eS @erdui6 fen nerpbien arauten. Ssbatb
aSer p'e 9ersen seitdbIt iinb nnb has Spem bur 0p
etterS Masenbtters setrdftist it, tritt an stes ber
nnnatarlt&eu GmpfnOltfteit heeIben eiue 0ube, bte
nnrp nnbepeutenhe nriaaen nt6t aus bem @leidses
p'9t 9epraHt mtre Geitprte gerpauuns 1T cine frudt
pare YFaniltatte fur @erpenf6pdde unn unnotrrltte
ee@e MtepsrSef4lasenbsit bic icfrrtise Grneueruns
einer trafttsen Masentbdttsteit lit zines her eren
Uflttel 5ur Startuns unb gerubiSuns bes Rerpcuips
FemS. Gine beinneere Sprm Ron Nerpenei6en III BITE
S9iaHpfstett; bel sepDbnItden Sduen befen rcbl aud
ntecer1aseupe Ruper, ater BET ldnserer Oauer pbcr
hauf3sm Aureten herielben lit bas gitters has bette
Watite, oa e5 eieielbe auf Rte Dauef beieat qieie
Wr3net 1T ebenlo au5enHeinIid pirtlam bel Walord
Nbeumatsmus, geritrpfuns, 9cbe, eteen, Iplrie lei
llntbdttsfet fer Hieren uno her 9laSe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-08
Die 3pei 9ereine.


IS gibt in 3leinidiIba 2engefeIb
3mei 6aupt. li6afisberbdnoe.
Die n@rbolun9" - fir bic feinere Welt,
Die u@intrGdt" u fiir niebere Stdnbe.
Ser unieti6ieb 8eiber 1T aiemli1 I9me,
Jiir frembe @diie erfenntli9:
Wtan lanspeilt lid) in Der u@intra1t4
febr
unb gdbnt in Der r@rbOIung" unenbz
lid.
So6 gibt's einen llmitano, tpie es beiBt,
Der bic llntetf9eibuug bereinfa9t;
Sn oer ugintra6t" feblt bic grbolung
meif,
uno in ber ngrboIung" Die gintradt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-08

Das 8srIiner gmin Salfssgomite
bat bonn Sr. peters etaen Brief erbaIs
ten, IN tpeldem bieier meloet, caB er
ben Sana.6lub biuauf3os uno bonn 16.
big gum 26. yiooember in Dem Waamo.
nls@ebirge campfire. gr berfudte ben
3anasGluB su treu3en, mas ibm inbeb
mlBlang. Ct berfolgte baber 6as rec1te
ufer beg 9tromes big sum Gifuiu.
Serge. 3og bann bur6 2eifspia uno
BON bort mad benz Yaringo Dr.
yeters uno ieine 8esleiter batten bdufia
&dmpfe nit ben @inseborenen su BE-
febsn, blieben iebob iiets Sieaer in
oenlslben. Im Z. Sanuar erreidtsa
lte Nllemps am 8aringo SEE uub feb.
ten ibren MariU ON 13. Sanuar bon
bort nod bem 8ictorias sNpanfa fort. =
PIE Expedition befiebt aug Or. peters,
lieutenant Sieoemann, so 2aiftrdgern,
10 Solbaten, 3 GameeItrei5ern, 2 Rii.
9eniungen, 3 Dienerm, 2 GameeIen, 6
Gieln unb 315 S9afen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-08
Mmfiehenerreaennl

Der uebersans BON Ianser Ihmer,bafter Srantbett
au rpbuer Geiunbbett lit etue Gpp@e I'm 0eben hes
Oeni@en. Sin pl6eS bemerten8pertheS Greisnib per=
etB man nt nno bletbt bem 6eitsbringer ifets
gitters" loben. 90 rieIe perbanfen bre Geiunbbeit
pteiem srpsen 9emtttel unb Gpnic. 9Ber NIT irsenb
ener arantbet Der Neren, ber 2eber pber bes asens
seplast TT, sle6shs we lanse, mrb 5ofortiae geie
runs Dnrh ben @ebrauh electric 8tters erlaneel
Vertauft gu so Gt8. unb 81 bic TlaIee in Drei g.
G9pmpi on & p.'s Qpptbete.
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@rtan mt.

Sn elmer Sagbgeielf6aft perben bic
grfolge bes Sages beiproden. giner
Der yaimrooe fagt gu einem ieiner euten
6reunbe:
Was slauben sic, tpie biel 6abuer
i'd beute Gei6oiien babe &atben sic
NAL!
Die 6dIfte! entsesnete Der anbere,
Der ieinen Greunb tannte.
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% Qs er brauh dit.

Sic nini6en bic Sanb meiner Sod.
ter2 8efBen Sic irgenbmel9e Grilten5s
mittel?
Sunger Miann: @egenpdrtig ni1t,
i6 babe aber bic bette 4usf6t.
Batter Damn brau1en sic borldu.
fig elm Gernrobr, aber feline 6rau.
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0erniinftiae u mfehr.

Gin Siingling bat 2iebesfummer unb
beidlieBt. fid 5u ertrdnfen. Nls inn
bas Wnfer big gum 6alfe rei9t unb
er ben entf9eiOenben S9riit tbun mill,
ruff er pl6Blid: n6ol's Der DeipsI -
i6 baO' mer bIos!@ unb fdnJt an, pers
gniigt i'm Wansr su pah6eln.
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8 m .gifer.

&i6ter: Sic finb ansetIagt, einen
&od aus benz 3immet bes 9errn Weper
geitoblen 3u baben.
@nsetlaster: Nein, gang setpiB ni9t
= i'd tDeiB bon Der Sa6e gar nidts |
&i6ter (3um 3eugen, Der ben Nnge.
flagten beim 9iebltabl geieben bat):
Was mar ber Hof wertb 2
3eugs: Smmerbin 20 Wart.
9lngetlagter: 0a ieben Sic, meine
Ser,en, mas man benz 3eusen CLAUS
ben tann- .-.Sf Der 20 Mar! pertb2
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Ysn6lens ylrrica.salhe.

Die bette Gable Der @elt fir Sduitte,
aueti6unsen, @ef9piire, 5iebsr. nnb Saut.
ansf3lag, 6le9te, seiprungsne Sdnbe, Jrpit.
beuIen unb alle Sauttranibeiten turirt pa
morrboiocn ooer feline 8esabluns. 8Slliae
Satisfaetion 9arantirt ober bas @eIb pirO
snrilderitattet. 26 Gents bic Sda6teI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbefen. Sreis, gbomp.
ion C &c., gSboIefaIe.
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Sur & efOrm eutIafiener
6trGflinae.

Sie i6einen eiu groBes SntsreiIe an
unlerem e5len Werte Der Befisrung ents
lal1ensr strdflinge su nebmen, iaete
Der yrdibent Der betrsfsnben @eiels
idaft 5u einem SrIdnber, Der unaufges
forbert $5 beiteuerie. sic tpuroen
bod ni6t felbit einmal bon bem MiBses
f6id betroffen?
yteIH, indeed, fiel ibm pat In bic
Neoe, ober mein 8ruber iibt i'm Stabts
roth, uro Denn ieBt bic Sa6e nit Der
neuen giienbabnbia unteriu9t tpiro,
oann tpeiB man ni6t, mas am gnoe
paifiren fam!
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sg gs 1T eruielen, oaB CHAMBER.
lain's 9uitenmitteI bic fiderfe unb bette
Wfeot3in 1T, bic nod big iebt bergelfeat
tDuroe 3ur 9eilung afuter Gals. unb
NungensG Granfbeiten, tpie grfdltuugen
a1o Group. Gum gerfauf BEL q.
eobH & 3d., 5. &altsper 6 5obn unb
allen Oruggiften.
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Brau u. periferie uns seitern, bab e pdbrenb ber
ieiu tfnute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-08

Sanienne inp ppn bem berl9mten Galpation= Del ae=
betlt perpen unb 9auinee beS 9pbes beelben ppa Gs
peit raider unn 9erer alS pie irsenb Elm anberes z
tel, 0fiden= unb @elentlAmeren, Sppf zSbrenz pber
3abnpeb uno tpitet cpd mir 25 Gents.
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Die
W0dentlide Greie greiie fiir seras
erf9eint
isoen pouneraas
unb foifet
$3.50 fitr baS Sabr poer $1.25 fit
g Wpnate In VUrausbesablnng.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14
wINNIE DAVIS, RoMANoE.
Her Father kspsin Ignorance OF ESer ar
lection for Her Future Husbnnd.

Her Father kepsin Ignosanee OF Efer ar
fsesien for Her Future Husband.
synAcusr. \. r., May IA
Tha story of the courtship and engage
nsnf at Winnie Davis, ssthe daughter OF
the confederncy, ID Alfred wilkiason, Of
syracuss, n. Y, reads like > fairy tale.
The wooing eovsrsa period of three or four
years. In 1896, when jefferson Davis was
o cadet AZ West Point, among his class
mafes and ohums at the military academy
was William II. Emory, afterward Gen.
Emory, OF the Nineteenth Army Corps.
Young Emory and Davis were fact
friends, and this friendship was still
further cementsd by their campaign In
MEXICO in 1916. When the great rebellion
closed IL was the most natural thing In the
world that Jeff Davis should renew the
friendship Of other days. He could not
come himself. bnt he decided to send His
daughter Winnie to visit the people he
loved so we'll. DIR. Thomas Emory came
20 Syracuse and engaged In the dry goods
business. winnie's FIRST visit was some
four or i've wears ago. It was at Emory's
house that she first met young Wilkinsoa,
who was ON intimate terms with
the ENJOY family. Neither had anything
IN common. One was the grandson of the
most pronounced Of the abolitionists, tho
other the daughter Of as pronounced a pro-
slavery man. One came from the north,
from o people that had been trained In the
hardship and vigor OF northern CLINE;
the other came from the south, from
people whose traditions and tempera-
ment were largely due TO the infiu-
enae Of tho southern cline. A Sec
ond visit to DIR. Emory year or
two later brought Miss Davis and
Mr.. Wilkinson again together. Their
friendship had never waned dnrine the
separation and they soon came 20 hold
each other In high regard. When she re-
turned 90 her southern home she was no
longer heart whole and fancy free" Her
father never dreamed Of. much less de-
sired, such contamination. The secret
OF the lovers was carefully guarded, and
the confederate ehieftain passed away with
out receiving any iniimation OF his daugh-
tHr'a choice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14
DISEASE IN FLAx.

The Faturs OF This Important Cereal ssri-
oasiy Jeoparsiised.
MISxHAPoI.fs. Mayia
Gov. Merriam is In receipt OF letter
from Prof. Otto Lugger. Of the division Of
etymoloay and botany or the state agricul-
tural experiment. station, calling bis atten-
ton TO disease which made its appear
ance IN the growing iiax Ia the southwest
srn and southern part OF the state last
yeaL
To ascertain the character of this disease,
aud ascertain a remedy II possible, Prof.
Lugger recommended q series OF chemicals
and fertilizers, chemical analysls Of the
soil, microscope investigations, ETC., and
urges that the Investigations should be
commenced at once, as the disease is
spreading rapidly and fiax 10 about the only
crop which promises good results In the
infested region Gov. Merriam win con-
suit with Stale Auditor Braden, and II
there are funds that can be used for this
purpose, thorough and systematic inyesti-
CATION will be commenced Ia accordance
wiiiiAA the recommendation OF Prof. LnggeF.
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CHEAPER BINDING TWINE.
No Question About Being Able
TO Get 1t Manufactured at
a Less Cost Hereafter.
A Night Of Terror in Dubuqus--
Freaks of a Thunderstorm
Terrify the People. F
Squattsr Sovereignty In West Viz
ginia---Tsnants Elected by
Mob---General News,
MtxNrAroI.rn. Nav ..

MtxNKAroITs. MAY H.
FARM, Ssock and Home, IA agricultural
paper of Minneapolis. " IN reestpt of ~
nnofileial report from one Of tbs commit
toe reeantly sent east to reinyfstigAte the
snbient of manufsetnring binding txine =
tha state prison II viii be Tememfsrsa
that X. T. Hall, president OF the Statf
Farmsrs aiiisnoe, recently asserted that !
plant capable Of making 2,5oo ponnds q
twine daily could b. placed in the prison
for less than $20.00o. aud there wa
plenty OF room and power there
for shs accommodation and opera
fiou, and IN abundance OF labor
sufficiently intelligent and skiliful ta per-
form the necessary manual labor. This
claim differed 80 radically from the repor.
Of the commissioners appointed By the
governor last SIMMER, which was that II
would require from 81 10000 TO $4,000.
900 10 erect the plant, and h would then
be question whether the state could fur
nish the twine as lower price than private
manufacturers we're doing IL. The nsw
comittee has now been east some two
weeks, and the following letter from one
OF its members 10 the hrst news received
from it:
Patterson, NJ J, May a. 1850 EDITOR ~ she
Earvn Sfock and Hams--Ws have caught onr
rabbit. and will proceed 90 cook IL when We set
back home. We find that Mr.. Todd has Roa
just the machinery we have been looking for.
and we have seen a. in operation. Yssterdas
We visited his wofks 90 Paterson. n. j., ans
saw him take sine common Canada tow and
make Il into binding twine. ] have . ball Ct
the twine In my pos- ession which Watched
from the nrst process 90 tbs lnished article.
send by expire anosher ball which I saw made.
50 that you can show IL 10 all who are intef
esttd in the matter The -trusf- IL now Ia sea
sion in this city. and think sre trying ~
catch on. 20 oar racket but we have got TOO
much light 10 be hoodwinked ~ this stage Of
the game.
The tow Of which AHA xxlnA "a xi3d1 -nnst, ~
Pateraon canss. and Il can be manufactured
into irvine for ~ eents. 90 IL might bs fur-
nished at saltwater at cost mot 70 sxased 8
cents pound. Freight 20 amy part Of MIN
nesota or DAKOTA OF ! cont makes q not naore
than cents The sample sent runs ai,cnt SO
feet o. the ronnd. but 10 considerably heavier
than IL necessary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14
A NIGHT or TERROR.


Dubuque People Terrified by flse Fr~ass es
q Thaaaerssarm.
DuRuoUR May ~.
Dubuque has just experienced the worst
Thunderstorm In its history. The rainfall
was terrific. In twenty hours, 3.4
inches fell. About midnight came fash
and report which swoke half the inhab-
itants Of OF the city. The sound was ter
rife. Every telephone bell in the city was
set 10 ringing vsolently and telephones in
the city we're burned ont. The great fash
was accompanied By an amazing electrical
display. Operators at the main Western
Union Office say huge ball Of FIRE, reddish in
color, hoated across the room. several
wires we're burnt out. Al the Illinois Gem
tral dispateher's ofloe lightning struck the
tower OF the depot and followed the wires
TO the operators room. Here il burned out
the instruments. set the train sheets on
fire and splintered the fioor. Operator L..
h. Hull, who was seated at the desk, was
knocked TO the fioor. He got mp and put
ont the Ere In tho floor with the assistance
Of the depot master. Operator Hull de-
clares that balls Of Gre played around the
instrument. Police and others who we're
on the street at the time say huge ball OF
fire flashed across tho sky. Many barns IN
the vicinity were burned. On the whole u
vas night of terrier.
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rnoHrsrTaoS KSocKnp orr.

a knn.as suage pecIar~s Part Of ths
sanapta&ry Law of That state Uneansss-
tvtionaI.
LnAsnnwonTn. May iS
Judge Crozier. OF the arst judicial dis
trict Of kansas. has declared part
of the state prohibitory law nncon-
stitutional. The decision VAS rem
dered la the case where the
assistant attorney general Of the state for
Leavenworth county summoned the street
commissioner and others 10 gise informa-
tson under oath - to violations OF the pro-
hibilory Law. They refused 10 give the
testimony and the attorney general had
them committed to jail for con-
tempt Habeas corpus proceedings
10 secnre their release were begun
before Judge Croxier, who banded down .
long decision ordering their discharge from
custody and declaring unconstitutional the
provisions Of the law conferring power
upon the attorney general to Summon per.
sons to testify as 10 the violations Of the
law
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ANARCHISTS TO Be FREED.
Movement to Release the Gel
ebrated Criminals from
the Penitentiary
No Less Authority Than Gen. Butler
Declares They We're imprisoned
BY Illegal Process
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Insti-
tutsd for Their Immediate Free
dom---Grounds for Appeal
elaInAao Nay u.

CnTnsao Msy n.
tn short time an effort will be made 60
secure the release from the penitentiary OF
she convicted anarchists. Fielden, Schwab
and Esebe. by application TO Judge
Gresham Of the circuit conrt for writ Of
habsss corpus on the ground that the
prisoners are detained without due process
Of law No less authority than Benjamin
r.. hntler saws that the effort will almost
beyond doubt be successful, the
opinion being based ON ex-
pressioHa OF the United States
supreme court in proceedings heretofore
brought before that body. Gen. Butler II
regularly retainsd ~ associate cnnnsel In
the case. The anarchists lawyers say the
writ of habeas corpus will he asked for on
the ground that after the sentence Of
death was pronounced upon the con-
demnsd men and Neebs was doomed to
spend nfteen years Ia the penitentiary the
case vas appealed to the supreme court,
where the fading OF the lower court with
sentence Of death for Spies. Parsons.
Linge, Fischer and Engsl. sehwab and
Fisldsn was affirmed The prisoners were
NOT taken before the supreme c0nrt to
hear this affirmation of their sentences and
their iawyers we're not notified 10 be pres
emit. The claim Vas made that this vas
because Of their constitutional rights and
THAI the constitution even went 80 far ~
10 say that sentence OF death rendered In
absenee Of prisoners was not due process
II law.
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sETTLEMESr ASSURED.

an Amleabis ARrsement H.schsa In the
Behrin9 Sea Matssr.
NHw yoAg. May ia
An Ottawa correspondent OF the New
York Herald teiseraphs as follows; The
Bshring sea negotiation, | am eredibly In
formed, has reached y fsnal staee OF mere
ischnicality and practical detail. White IL
viii be Impossible to formulate and
publish the intended international conyen-
tion for regulation Of farther fishery in the
North PaciHc ocean and waters adjacent.
During the present season, American and
British negotiations have agreed upon .
mode ny which necessary and proper regu-
lations shall be framed so that full and
satisfactory adjustment OF the controversy
In assured
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14
womsa Town 0nseer. Resign.

hANRAs GfTrs May 10
The women who were rseeatly elected
ofsissrs Of Edgertop, Kan, have resigned.
owing 10 the ridieale and criticisms 70
which their official acts have been sub
iscied by certain Of the male citizens. A
special election for mayor and other Offices.
thus lefs vacant. will be held May -. II
u believed THAI the women, whose admin
istasion has on the whole given saaisfae-
tion, will be reelected.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14
4 POINTER roR OTHERS.

time ofDes Molnes' fsooais Aldermen He-
funds tina Cisy's Money.
DEs MONIES May ~. Special
Ex-Alderman Hammer has decided 10
refund 10 the city the $500 drawn by him
on the order npon Treasurer Shops. He
win present n TO the council at lis meeting
tomorrow. The.sl 900 drawn by the four
aldermen on the bogus warrant las already
been refunded. The grand jury II probing
the matter TO the bottom and will probably
not present any Of the indictments till ell
arc made out and returned together.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14
soUArrEa SOVEREIGNTY.
Tsn.ass Eseessa BY = Mob whe DO Nsf ne
Iseyc In P.ying Ksns.

lieve In r.ying Ksnt
PrrTsBun0. May ls
A special 10 the 7smes from Wheeling,
W. Va. says: Al Mannigton, w. Va, q
semarkable land conflict il In progress ON
Fishing creek, Wstzei county. Mrs. l..
q. Robinson. OF Patterson. Ia the owner OF
some 5000 ceres Of land In that section.
She has had thousands of feet of timber
ont OF il and made extensive improve
ments. A largs. number of sqnatters have
settled on the land ai various times and
they have given the owners much
trouble. Recently Mrs. Robinson built
some houses and rented them 10 ten
ants. The sqnatters have objected TO this
aud threatened TO expel the renters. On
Wednesday last mob OF nearly 100 mon
gathered at one OF Mrs. Robinson's houses
aud began TO threaten the inmates, a widow
with her family. sheriff Wyatt. Of Welzel
county, was hastily summoned aud cem-
mandsd the peace. The mob paid NO
attention 10 him. They drove the family
ont OF the house and then tore II to pieces,
after which they fred the ruins. One AYE
is said 10 be the leader Of the sqnaiters.
The affair has created intense excitement
IN that section. The members OF the mob
are known and warrants are ont tor their
arrest, though there NAV be some trouble
IN serving them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14

Roston Associations Petition far Certain
Legislation.

Legislation.
RosToS. May Is.
Committees representing the Boston
Merchants association. the Shoe and
Leather association and the Boston Execu.
tive Business association have petitioned
for legislation which will require that when
railroad corporations increase their capital
stock, the new shares shall be sold at pub
lic auction for the benofit OF the corpora
tlons, and In case of the consolidation or
merging OF two or more such corporations,
the capital stock issued m pursuance
thereof shall not excesd the total existing
aggregate stock Of the several corpora
tions so consolidated or merged. They
claim that az the market for the products
as xelifas her source OF supply are u dis
tanoe there Ia need for all the advantages
that can be derived from rates of fare and
freight a l0~ as are consistent with fair
dividends for the stockholders for the
money actually invested. They claim that
pnblie welfare demands the attempts to
defeat the placing of public corporations
on par with private corporations, espec-
tally in the matter of paying dividends
upon stock issued In part or wholly as q
gratulty 10 bondholders.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-14

New Hsbrsaes savsgss remahawk a ship
wrecked Grow.


wrecked Grow.
Sax Francesca. May n.
News has been received at San Fran
cisco by the steamer Zealaadia, that In .
great storm ON March 4, the Schooner Eliza
Mary was driven on the reefs al MaIlicola
In ths New Hebrides. II was impossible
TO see anything through the binding rain
ill before the ship struck. There were on
board st abe time crew Of IL, two passsn-
gers, "A recruits and i5 returning
iaborers, making total of 79.
The first boat which was lowered
was manned by four white men and
several Of the black crew. The boat was
dashed 10 pieces while going on shors and
the four white men drowned. Those Who
remained on board the ship were saved.
Several Of the recruits SWAMI for the shore
and we're either drowned or killed after
landing. One boy had 10 fight his way
from shore 10 the mission station. distance
ten miles. He, with twenty OF his com-
panions, went with some natives to vii
lage near the coast. They were given food
but while eating, The sayaRes set upoa
them and began tomaha viking the cAsta-
ways. The boy ran and escaped. In ali,
four white men and forty seven blacks
we're lost.