The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Az unknown disease is carrying OF hun
dred- Of horses In various parts 81 Kentucky.
4 MOTION 20 dismiss the. indictments
against Ives and staynor, of New York, has
been denied.
A MAN resembling PadIewski, the
pected murderer of Gen. SeIiverskoff. has
been arrested in Paris.
IN gale on ofsten, Norway, forty boats
Of fishing feet were sunk and ts0 dam
aged. Twenty eight fisherman lost their
lives.
TuE British ship sudbourne, from Ham
burg for Rangoon, has been sunk in colii-
sion OF Dungene~s, Eleven OF her crew ara
THE British steamer West Bourne, fron
Peodosio. Russia, for Hull has been
wrecked III the Black sea. siS OF her crew
were drowned and twelve died from eS-
posure.
THE Rome correspondent of the London
Ne,os explains that the Catholic leaders
have induced the pope To permit the forma-
tion Of Catholic party in the Italian par
Lament.
The influenza j. spreading rapidly In
Hungary. 1000 cases having been reported.
The disease has "A distinctly typhoid
character. Thus far few cases have re
suited fatally.
MARSHAL FREY made a census Of Balti-
more by the police. His totals are: Whiter.
3s4,3o4; colored, 1908; total. 455.394. The
United States census aggregate was 43i,l5i.
sLAvIS. the pugilist, has begun suit for
libel against one of the London sunday pa
pers which contained q statement reflect
ing upon his conduct In the recent fight
with McAuliffc.
RECEIVER has been appointed for the
property Of O'Donovan Rossa. The rcceiV-
ership is the result Of a verdict for damages
| obtained by Patrick $. Cassidy for libel in
the United TTIshmdn,
Two conductors on the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois are under arrest in Chicago charged
with intimidation. They had taken an ac-
tive part IN the sTFTKC Oh rTs TUTu -wtrtrh
| was settled Monday.
An immense amount of damage has beeA
| done by foods throughout Holland, A
| large number of bridges and many dykes
| have been destroyed. The Island of
Marksn. In the Zuyder rec, Is inundated.
JupGE CULLEN. In the supreme court in
Brooklyn. has granted n stay of proceed
| ings tO the sugar trust, which prevents the
receivers and all court officers from taking
charge of the affairs OF the trust.
| THE assets of Il. q. Peters, Of Michigan,
who recently failed, are decreasing aud the
| liabilities increasing. The creditors will
probably order the sale OF the property tn
pay the debt of s2.5oO,0Oo.
THE suit brought last spring by Mr.,
| O'sheA against her husband for the enforce
nent OF her marriage settlement and tn
compel Capt. o'shea 10 transfer toNher Ger
| tain interests, has been Withdrawn,
'NIsE persons were found lying uncon-
scious In a building which had been set on
fire In Chicago. They were safely removed
and will recover. The hrebug was caught
In the act by a policeman, but escaped.
AT Green Ridge, Pa, Joseph Ford quar-
relied with his wife and struck her, where
upon his 12-year-old son seized a shotgun
and discharged the contents la his fathers .
neck. Ford cannot recover
| A FrSAscIAL crisis prevails In Buenos
Ayres. Several credit houses have closed.
There was n tnmult on tine bourse, and the
police were called upon 20 quell the dis
turbance. Gold is.said 20 have reached 300.