davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-17
WORKED suPeRsTITlous INDIANS.

Ten Hands, One OF mtg Foet.s n~na. A.
'sa see P"sins ss the Indian Mes
ssah.
Ezx~
: .aisRE, s. d., Oct. i7.--Ten Hands,
an Indian at Big Foot's camp, has been
arrested By the authorities mt the Chey-
enne ageEcy and thrown into the guard
house for posing as the Indian Messiah.
he has been performing weird dances,
going into frances and asking their am
nuities, rations and even money and po-
nies from the superstittous Indians.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-17

BLooMN0Tos, his, Oct. 1.-THE
trial OF John spelman, son Of Edward
Spelman, the millionaire, is now going
on In the circuit court. He Ii charged
with burglarizing q gum store here. He
Is also accused Of robbing mail bag In
Peoria, blowing safe Ia pelin and
stealing railway tickets in Evansville,
Ind. He admits the burglary here, but
claims 70 be suffering from impulsive OF
emotional insanity.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-17

BERLIN, Oct. t7.--The cofins contain
ing the remains Of the late Emperor
Frederick, Prince Waldeman and Prince
Sigismund were removed from Friend
eskirche at Potsdam and placed IN the
new mausoleum at that place.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-17

Assistant Chief Engineer Eclel super
intended squad Of firemen at work
west OF the hotel court. The men had
been &C work here about m hour, when
the wall fell partly burying John Now
lett, hoseman Of engine company No. q
beneath the ruins. He was rot out and
sent TO St. Josephs hospital His left
cheek bone Is crushed and the eide 81
his head is badly cut. Foreman Dunn,s
right foot was crushed by the falling Of
the wall and Fireman 0ruthier had his
face badly burned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-17

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Le-
land hotel riins are still burning
fiercely. with several streams playing
ON them. An immense crowd II present
The number of dead ID still uncertain.
-Four bodies have been recovered. About
fifteen persons are missing.
The sun., 1890-11-21
SIZE WOULD HAVE THE jacket

sixteen.year.ola Alice Dewey Accasea OF
ForgIng Her Mother's Nans 10 An Order.
Alice Dewey. q pretty girl. who says she 10 16.
but who looks younger, was committed In de-
fault Of $500 bail at the Harlem Court yester-
day for trial on charge Of forgery Her father
is Leroy 8. Dewey. who lives at 1893 Fifth ave-
nue.. and keeps storage wal ehouse In l26th
street, neRr Fourth avenue. He is also In the
express business. and 10 one OF the best-known
residents Of Harlem.
Maurice Stransky testified that last May the
girl selected . jacket at his dry goods store.
1872 East 125th street. and asked him to charge
1t to her father. Mr.. Stransky had been in
structed to give no credit against Mr.. Dewey
without written order. Miss Dewey left and
soon returned with an order which read:
"MR. STRANsKY: VIII You please to Riye 70
A'' W " '' ~ MRs. L. 8. DEWEY"
Mr.. stransky gave Miss Dewey the jacket
and thereafter continued to give her various
articles for month and hall, until tho bill
amounted to sS5.2S. On tho strength Of the
several dresses an umbrella. hat q cloak.
and q shawl. When the bill was presented
produced and Mrs Dewey pronounced 1t q
Miss Dewey admitted in court that she had
presented the forged order. but. said it had
been written by com panion who has not been
arrested; She said she had pawned somo Of
the articles and had divided the proceeds with
the girl who wrote the forged order. Both Mr..
but but Justice %eide ietused to o. accept tSsm as
bOndRm0n.
The sun., 1890-11-21
BIEL THE COMING MAN.
Cleveland Stands No show OF Getting the
New York DelsGatlOn.

CHICAGO. Nov. 20.-Amos J. Cummings says
that Cleveland stands no show Of getting tho
Now York delegation to the next National
Democratic Convention. He has been spend
ing few days in the city, attending meeting
Of the trustees OF tho Childs- -Drexel fund in
connection with the International TypoRraph-
ical Union. Among other things that he said
while chatting this morning was that the man
who would get tho New York delegation was
David b. Hill.
Il hear q good deal OF talk out West
about Cleveland" he added. but one hears
very little about him in New York. Should he
be nominated. 1t will be by those men who be-
lieve that the country can be carried without
New York. Whether II can be or not can't
sssy. wish. however. thai, it could. Ishould
tho doubtful iist. and NOT be the chief bona oi
contention between tho two parties; and now
Since The late election seetionalism has disap.
Bns nk ons IN Se% Of s
About the most worthy man that could be
chosen. e man who more than anybody em.
reputation, his unquestoned integrity and his
leader, is John @. Carlisle dont know that
sn n ehs opsp s
time for that His speech in the Senate on the
tarif was most excellent effort. ono worthy
shst 20 make ~ o Sonorsbie. as ABLE b.
and popular statesman. and the country would
have to look far and long before finding more
II think not. He himself has said he would
not accept tho nomination. and I believe him.
He deserves the Presidential nomination. and
Gray.n
The sun., 1890-11-21

and several companies Of cavalry. at Fort
Washakie. on the Bhoshone, reservation. The
troops at Fort Russell are still under marching
orders. Their baegaGe and supplies were 5tI sent :
north By rail this morning. The COMMANDING
oflcer. Col. Offiey, does not know whether his
regiment will go TO Pine Ridge or north to the
scene Of this last reported raid. m
that troops have been ordered TO the reserva-
tion has spread RAPIDLY among. the savaRes:
and the general effect has been Ind. Several
hundred braves have disappeared. with what
object ana In what direction cannot at, this
hour bo learned. There is evident fright In
some quarters, and It Is tho general inpres.
sion that the bucks are running away from
Il may b. howsyer that they Are bent upon I'll,
country @ | 10 % incite tie Norfhsrn Chez ysSnes. the
most oxcitsble band OF Indians in the West, to
take arms against the. whites. The aged war
riois and women are frightened oycr, the out.
look. and profess the warmest friendship Tor
Major mclaughlin, the agent here. has Just
returned from Sitting Bulls CAMP on Grand
Going on: hui Sitting Bur: :isauspSe has weak: !:
more than q hundred or 80 followers. He re.
oeived Major Mol oIauRhlin. cordially. but the
young bucks seowled at the agent as though
he were not welcome. He had long talk with
Sitting Bull, and is satisfied that the old chiefs
faith In the coming OF the Messiah ie on the
decline. and unless something unforeseen
Rueers presence here last week had the effect
Of reducing Sitting Bulls followers BY nearly
one-hali. so that now he has not enough mon
to carry on campaign II he wanted to.
The sun., 1890-11-21
wI1Fn1" VAS 100 STRONG.

School Trusteo Levy Retraets His Twenty.
third Charge Against His Colleagues.
When the Committee on Nomination Of Trus.
tees met in the room OF the Board Of Education
yesterday to hear the charges preferred against
Trustees w. A. Graham, P. ]. McCus, and
George Mundorn Of the Eleventh ward by their
fellow trustee. Samuel d. Levy. Chairman
O'Brien received letter from Mr.. Levy. In
which that gentleman said he wished to with
draw his istwenty-third specification" In which
he charged the other trustees with having
" wilfully" signed incorrect pay rolls. He said
he couldn't provo that they had acted will
School Inspector BENJAMIN BIumenthal said
ent way. II they. are to be Withdrawn at al"
he said. II want Mr., Levy to come hero like
man and wi Il aw Them absolutely"
Mr.. Levy su Il he had made no charges only
specifications He had not withdrawn the first
now asked leave 70 withdraw, the twenty.third
charge. or specification, as he insisted upon
calling it. unqualifedly and he was allowed to
do SO.
there could not now be harmony in the Board.
Not Il Mr. Levy will act the part OF a gen.
tlemap." Mr.. Graham replied.
Mr. Levy retorted that the whole trouble
originated from the fact that when he became
to Mr. Graham ask ing an Introduction into the
schools. MIR. Graham, he said. took no notice
OF the letter. Mr.. Levy told a reporter that an
other cause was that he ia good Tammany
Hall Democrpa.; While most @ Of the other
ates say that he has made trouble for them
ever since he became O trustee.
The sun., 1890-11-21
BERLIN xECcA FOE DOc1vHs.

Four More Sailed Yesterday-A C0asunp.
uos Care 70 he Set W Here.
Dr.. D. o. Edison. brother OF Dr. Cyrus Edison
OF tho Health Department sailed for Europe
yesterday on the Normapnia- He 10 to spend
tho winter in mastering tho Koch method OF
inoculstion for consumption for the benefit Of
q sanitarium which is to be opened at 80 East
Thirty-third street by . syndicate OF physi-
cans headed by DR.. H. II. Curtis OF lls Madl.
son avenue. He will begin to ship virus IS
soon as he reaches Berlin. DR.. Curtis has
ordered virus which he expects next week.
Other physicians who sailed on tho Norman
mia to study Koch's method were Dr. James
Guiteras OF Philadelphia, DR.. LudyiG Weiss OF
~ tsxingtSn 9ys1ns Avenue and Cd ~: 9. b. Bettini.
pr Wesley Miller 81 ilS East issth street. a
Re hs %rnes mn%s ss
ulation for consumption. According to his
ssG VIII ss hs an
calves which had been inoculated with the
tissue OF COWS suffering from tubercuioss, He
IL The ineipisnt stages Of oonsumption sppas.
ssnss s IL III. ct He has sne neoal.ssd 2sr
0'fsn Asl dsssss; sSs June 1882 printed r.per. o,
T.s q Sy M hs, nSS 6s9 ,s The boI Gfi
which he alleged the possibility OF preventing
osHSi.tion with aIienuatsd virus Of bovin.
THE Bun Of June 10. 1885. printed . report Of
Dr. Mlller's efforts to prepare vaccine matter
to as .sIssd h Dr. xosh .ub.
s%f6 @S ss.ss FsS e. Ssss tho
The sun., 1890-11-21
JO2IINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The Dock Gommis issionsrs have Instructed tn. De-
partment OF Charities and Correction 10 the
LIysipelas Hospital foot Of Twsntyssvsath street,
East River
A juror was Withdrawn before Judge DuEro yestsr-
day and . mistrial ordered In the suit Of Harry @.
Miner against AichAsi u. Leayitt TO damages
for alleged breach of contract
The silver Cross Circle Of the Order Of the Kings
Daughters win hold lsdiss bazaar next Monday and
Tuesday at IRrdman ALL ftfth avenue and Nnstsenth
street from TO ~ y. NJ each day.
Judge Patterson has granted absolute divorce To
Carrie .. Teat from Frank W. Tent Judge Iruix has
Sslestis n Moulton to Walter W. Stuart from Minnie
Stuart and - Margaret A. Richardson from Edward G.
Richardson.
Mscgrane Coke the handsoms. Southern Democrat
ha. loN his dog Toozsr anu no VIII pay twenty dolsfs
and b: stsrnay sr.t:fnl to snyeody who viii return
,n.' s she head snd t.rn spot a. 5oot Sf the tail a
only came 70 town yesterday Az the ladies OF Mr..
Coxe's family are In mourning over his loss.
William Thompson. . young man who used TO ssgo-
clae with gang of thieves that we'll known In the
Ninth wArd, and who has served time for burglary
der the name OF KID Thompson, went into the TX.
cesor Restaurant at l2t Sixth avenue yesterday fore
noon. and ordered . steak Tho waiter, john Evans.
brought Thompson the steak, but the kd' complained
that u was not well dors The walter resented this
criticism and thrashed the KID" who tried
10 stat Evans with q iscklnife.
The sun., 1890-11-21
Marks Captured In Utica.

UTICA. Nov. 2O.-Moses 8. Marks. who stole
$4,000 in Rochester this morning was arrest
ed here this evening. Tho Utica police received
notice OF the theft and description OF the thief
by telegraph, and Detective Cleveland was put
on the case. He made the rounds Of the hotels
and learned that a man OF that description had
d. ab9a w nGGn at the St IT, Jane: as
pst sas hoy ns, tSs Bin his
sent him In on tho % strand lad s gone to s house
ana Sp s toSs the
house and learned thst such man had been
s ae ee1 rbs yin s 5
opened and s24$So il BANK BINS: ThsE: ysrc
@ens for bills owed BY him there. The oficefs
At about half past Q he and the. girl came
back m hsfk ona no in the
an and hapdeaiIcd him inn aInoss befoPs afsSsAfSS he
..aS nv revolver out e his pocket AN. and
siSsr.ea SSere they ocked him up Hapfs rei%ssd
t ak to the Or to
road @ % Tor canada' and Is is very By much @ % SURPRISED @
H. has sha1sd e s but osa
hoCnoBt0r police toleRrapnoQ tnelr c0nSr0tules
tions to the Utica officers tonight
Cashier Sherman Of the National Bank o,
Commerce said yesterday that. when he re-
Seiyed the telegram 3 sEnsd a IL ths pane
had no reason to suspect that anything was
wrong. The despatch came Just before the
close Of banking hours, and asked that the
money be sent up by express d that 81 a,ternppon:
was nothing unusual in the request: Similar
Tho Bank OF Commerce turned the money over
TO the American Express Company addressed
t. the Flour City Bank.
The express company admits that whstever
Is directing diligenr search after the crimi:
nal. Assistant Manager Henry 8. Julier said
yesterday:
This is the boldest and most remarkable
rhcit which our company has ever ex periencsd.
Ma:Es cloarly knew that our agent ct Roches-
ter was not aware that he had left the employ
before banking hours and told our agent that
ceipted for the money and disappeared. It was
an hour before tho theft was discovered, and
since, then we have been working Industrious.
ly to locate the man."
The sun., 1890-11-21
EN0LIsH HABERDAs1ERY co.
(Limited).
l0o Broadway.

Grand Special Suit Sale to-day and to.mor.
row. Your choice Of any Of $50. s2s. s2e. t25
suit st 1920. Black or blue Huddsrsflsld
Chsviots. made up either double or single
breasted. Clay worsted 8-button cutaway
coats and vests, your choice for these two
days at 1920. Box Oyercoats. listers, Cape
Overcoats. Top and Covert Coats all mark cd
at prices that cant be resisted. Special bar
gains in all Departments. Great special sale OF
Natural Wool Underwear, marked from So to
1915 q suit. Msdicated and Shetland Wool,
worth s6 and $3.50 suit. all at t8.75. In this
sale we give you 90, IS. and $3.50 underwear
all to-day and tomorrow ct Sa.76.-Adp.
The sun., 1890-11-21
A $40. 900. 900 Pe.s,o. Dese,eney.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 2O.-Gen. Raum. the Com.
missioner Of Pensions has completed state
ment Of the probable amount Of money that will
be required on account OF pensions for the fls-
cal year 1s90'91. In addition to tho amount
appropriated at the last session OF Congress.
Although the figures have not been made pub
lie officially, 1t is known that they are between
S35, 600, 900 and $4O.OOO.OOO.
The sun., 1890-11-21
Went Insane ON Her wesslns day.

OrruMwA. Iowa. Nov 2O.-victor EnRle-
horn OF Foster. Iowa. and Miss Anna G. John
son. beautiful young woman of Charlton, sp-
piled for a marriage license at the County
Clerks ofIlce on Wednesday They were to
have been married In the evening. and they
spent the afternoon in the city very happi!y
train, the prospective bride began. a lecture
on religion, and her lover, fearing she, was lll
ding. This morning, broken hearted. no &C.
companied her to the insane asylum ct Mount
Pleasant. whittier she had been sept for treat-
county. This afternoon EnRlshorn had tho
The sun., 1890-11-21

The storm 10 the st. Lawrence valley moved yestss.
day to the eastward the State Of Maine and
following In behind the storm which ON the Maine
coast Wednesday. The high barometer area In the
West has moved eastward 1t the country from
the Atlantic to the Pacino lis progress eastward has
caused high winds 70 prevail along the north Atlantic
coast from Delaware Breskwatsr to Newfoundland
Clear weather prevailed yesterday in all portions oe
the country except the lake regions and the New Eng
land States where light rain was reported In
Manitoba small has appeared which, q yst
u undsvsloped.
The temperature remains stationary in eli ssotoss
except in the north Atlantic States where It has falsa
from 10 70 Is deRrees
The highest Government temperature here yestsrday
WAS ego; lowest $50; humidity reached 81 per cent
the north westerly wind reached . maximum Of .
miles an hour.
To-day promises 10 b. fsir, slightly cooler Friday
fair, warmer
The Thermometer ss Psrry's pharmsey tn 1us sss
"A a~sp
The sun., 1890-11-21
A Suicide IN 1Del,rium r--nens.

NEWARK. Nov. 20.-Willism Kenny. 80 years
old. ran from his house in Harrison last night
to the Second precinct police station in Newark
and begged to be locked up to protect him
from foes He was suffering with delirum
tremens At 10 O'Clock he was found In his
cell with his throat cut from ear to ear: He
He had broken the tin cup In his cell and in
1iicted the wounds with Its Jagged edges. .He
The sun., 1890-11-21
Killed by an Express Train.

ELIZABETH. Nov. 20-Jacob Hslperin. He
brew. "a years old. living at 1853 Springfield
avenue. Newark, and employed in tho Singer
machine works. was struck and killed to-night
By An express train while hs was In the act OF
boarding local passenger train at the works.
Several others iust escaped tho same fate. The
Hooking to get on tho other train. An Inquest
has been demanded. and the railroad company
will be taken to task.
The sun., 1890-11-21

James Hsrperin Politics at Far Kockaway.
James Harper OF the New York publishing
firm Of Harper Brothers is meeting with un-
expected opposition In his candidacy for re-
election rs Sewer Commissioner at Far Rocks-
way. His opponent H. James Biglin. and so
fur tie strength strength q tho %ea9didates % az Is about
trustees yesterday four ballots were cast. and
each resulted In Q tie. Another meeting will
holds over.
The sun., 1890-11-21

MoNrPELIEB. Vt. Nov. 20.-Ths questions of
interest in the Legislature to-day were the
Agricultural College bill and the High License
bill. On the former question a substitute for
the bill reported by the committee on leaving
fhe AgrSuitIravI ~ College as an anne3 to The
House-yeas. IS: nays. 164-and the original
bill, providing for separate AGRICULTURAL COL
lege. was ordered to q third reading to-mor-
row. The High License bill was dismissed
yeas, 154; nays, GILT not voting
The sun., 1890-11-21
She Frequently Wore Mr.. GoIdsteiA's jew.
elry.

Simon Goldstein OF 2S4 West Forty-eIehth
street complained to the police yesterday that
he had been robbed Of a pair Of diamond ear
rings and gold watch and chain valued in all
at $500. and that he believed tho thief was
Isaac Roberts. who occupied furnished room
at 1.541 Broadway. Ward Detective Riley
found Robertss room filled with tho odor Of
opium smoke. A lighted opium pipe lay on the
bed. Roberts and q young woman were In the
room. Neither was smoking. although
Tho woman said that she had taken tho prop.
erty. and gave Il up. She said Goldstein had
told her she might wear his jewelry whenever
worn the articles in question. Al the Yorkvi!ls
Police Court Goldstein testified that what the
made the Complaint because he thonght Rob.
erts had taken the jewelry, but now hO desired
to Withdraw the charge. His request was
The sun., 1890-11-21

Thomas Collum, who ran for Assemblyman
in the Second district OF Queens county on the
Gleason ticket. has been appointed q member
of the Fire and Water Board In Long Island
City by Mayor Gleason. 10 fill the vacancy
caused by tho resignation OF Commissioner
Francis ]. Oaks six months ago. Collum was
also appointed Civil Service Commissioner o
few weeks ago by Mayor Gleason.
The sun., 1890-11-21

Giovanni succi, tho Italian traveller varied
yesterday his task OF abstaininR from food for
46 days with horseback ride from Roster h
Bial's over the Brooklyn Bridge and back
again. He was sccomnaned by six friends on
horseback. and six watchers in . carriage.
Succl weiRhed yesterday l25 pounds. He has
lost. therefore twenty-two pounds In fifteen
Tbs doctors iouDS ths Rs condition Wss abon;
normal
The sun., 1890-11-21
VIII DR.. MeG,y.. b. Forgiven .

CHICAGO. Nov. 20.-A morning newspaper
says that tho Rev. DR.. McGlynn is soon TO be
reins,ated as priest in good standing Of the
Church OF Rome. This is learned upon good
ecclesiastical authority. Bishop Moore Of st.
Augustine Fla. has been working In Dr.. Mo
at last been SO far successful that DR.. Nc
Glynns case will soon be reoDened at Rome.
The sun., 1890-11-21
RaiIsa Again.

This season ws will hear from many. Failed
again " to got one Of those heavy strapped seam.
cashmere lined box or double-breastsd Ker-
sey Ovsrcoats. now 30 fashionable. sold at
S22.6O. as well made as your tailor asks $50
for. because shortly all win be gone The few
left only can be- had at Eugene p. Peyser's
stores. 1888 Broadway or 1913 Fulton st.. N. "
Al
The sun., 1890-11-21
Two Ballot Bsx stune-. B.,lss.

James Burns and Thomas Miskill who were
sentenced on Wednesday In Jersey City to
stuffing. wore bailed yesterday. Judge LIP
pincott lxed the bail at $500 for each man.
and Patrick buckley. an ex-Police Commits
sioner. signed the bonds. Ex-Judge Garrett
ers' counsel. secured q writ OF error for an ap-
peal. which will be argued In February. Peter
Burns and Miskill, remains in jail. It was
predicted In the Court House that he would be
baled to-day.
The sun., 1890-11-21
A Fortune OF $500 900 for n Missing
Brooklynito.

PITTSBURGH. Nov 20.-Inspector McAleese
received letter to-day from Mrs. Elizabeth
Sippel OF 400 Gleason avenue, Brooklyn. asking
for information regarding her husband. who
nas ~ Fman1 e9n e sDns le q ~ Sos Gy
Brooklyn several years ago to work In a Pitts
burRh shoe factory, and has not been heard
from since. inspector MoAleese has not yet
discovered any trace Of the man.
The sun., 1890-11-21

The Royal Blue Line trains Dstwesn New York Phila
Reading and b. and o. are not only the fastest trains
In the world but their the ansst built
ssiss and Oc%for, tha. are g the car budeIs
fiassoh sxx STATEN tsot of EssIty sL-zss -
The sun., 1890-11-21
A Jurors Coat Stolen.

Juror James Smith. who Is serving In the
General Sessions. strolled into the corridor to
smoke while not on duty. He left his new over
coat on Q chair in the court room. When hO
returned his overcoat was gone.
The sun., 1890-11-21
srsEs en- Nov 81 isss. s....,.,,,,,.,,,,'..,,....s

SIGNAL OFFICE voRfcAsr TILL '. ~ FRIDAY.
For Maine New Hampshire. Vermont. Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Connecticut and eat,rn NeD Fork Jaiy
continued io~er Temperature. north,oes',rty odtei.
For District OF Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey. Delaware. Maryland, and Virginia fair
and aIoviy rsiag temperature until Saturday aishs,
wtnds becoming soushwsstsrly.
vst wsat vRnniA. wsst>ss rsAsA9ivAsiA vas>sD
1sv vssk ~ otIA telA vssnsA ssG1Aad1 Von1A
The sun., 1890-11-21

HssassArters fsr Furs.
4 SAssksi II xass istA NJ asas AsSAavAy,s,kAA
The sun., 1890-11-21

"Y. d g." stick Lieorice.''
Conceded 70 bo the pursst made. All druggtsk -