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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-03

WANTED ffrst-class blacksmith. Apply
w Immediately. 81 Pulaski house.
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ID D5ITION for first-clasS bookkeeper now
L oo@n. Liberal salary to the right man.
Address, this week RELIABLE News Office
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WANTED ttree good carpenters. Apply al
W the Tyler Cotton Press. A. j. Ais
WORTH.
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HELP WANTED.

T-0>~<>-7~--@~~~~~->~'
w ANTED, a boy between 16 and 10 years
w old; must come well recommended; sta e
reference. Address FAITHFUL, this office.
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FOR SAIR.

-~-~~~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~~~-~-
For SALE yo,,rs
Seven rooms gas, hot water, bath and but
ler's pantry.
Nine rooms: gas, BATH flower garden, large yard.
Seven rooms water, piazzas front and rear
Thirteen rooms; centrally located, bath gas, etc
Nine rooms; brick, all modern improvements
Well located; cheap.
RENTING
Two one story houses; always occupied.
Three One-Story houses; small investment, net
ting twelve per cent.
Four one story houses; lot 60xQ0 very valuable.
business portion of city.
One SlX-roOm house. near Broughton street. be-
tween Bull aud Whitaker.
Five two-story houses and store. Monthly
rental ST. 3d. can be had at a bargain.
- LOTS
Two 30x.OO each; very cheap. Monthly install
ments.
Three 90X9l each; improving locality.
One S0xllO cheap for cash.
Four 30Xii) on Sixth street and DoKelb avenue
Splendidly located
Five 3OXl00; good location, between Bull and
Drayton. Small installments. Good invest.
ment for young man.
Six, var GUS dimensions, Bull street front
Five, Lowell ward, near Electric (Belt Line
One l0Sxl20; splendid site for small houses.
Best renting locality in city.
Gail for particulars.
W. X. WILKINSON,
St TuEau StrnAt
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w ANTED, One or two first-class canvassers
W to sell a popular work Extraord nary
Inducements to the proper persons. Address S.
s., care Morning News office.
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WANTED, an &C i've young man to drum the
w city trade; must be of temperate habits
and not aIaid Of W ,rk and acquli ted with the
ieta / rade. Interest in al established busin IS
guarantee t. the right man Addr SIS MER-
CHANT, care Morning News Office, until P. NJ.
Monday, 4th.
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WANTED A colored porter who is capable
w of taking care of horse. Apply to DIR.
B. f. ULMER, II Broughton street.
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WANTED, a sober plumber, at q Jefferson
w street, T. +. MASTERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DR. ULMER'S Celebrated Healing Ointment
IL cures wounds, sores, cuts, insect bites etc /:
price only 10 cents, and superior to others at
ten times its cost.
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Use DR.. ULMER'S Carbolated Healing ONT
u ment; price 10 cents for box as large
as is usually sold for 25 cents and guaranteed
a superior article.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-03

100 PIECES of Outing Flannel, worth 12Jkc
IUU yard, will be sold this week at &c per
yard. COHEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
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THE best and therefore cheapest roof paint
Il known is manufactured ia Savannah,
Hundreds of testimonials prove this. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Call at l31 Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-03

CALESMAN WANTED, one who thoroughly un.
y derstands the dry goods, notion, aud shoe
business. Apply, stating salary expected and
Fla
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A LABASTINE, a permanent wall coating,
IA adapted for solid wall relief work also for
plain work. ANDREW HANLEY, sole agent
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Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations tor the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 2. 7:26 z. NJ city time
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WANTED, one first-class wheelwright Must
w be good on heavy work. W. II. RAY &
co.
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A LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE requires
"A several Saesladies for various departments;
good positions to the right parties. Address
CONFIDENTIAL. Morning News.
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THE latest in Lemon Squeezers at CORN
Il WELL & CHIPdAN'S.
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- HOOSKEETER will keep them from biting
- your little babes. No nets. smoke re.
quired, for sale by I. A. MULLRYNE & CO.,
West Broad and Waldburg streets.
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nON'T go to Tybee without a pocketfuli Of
~ Habanola Cigars, to be had at ED BYOKfS.
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TOR RENT-A large hall suitable for lodge
Il or club room, first floor above store north
west corner Barnard and st. Julian streets. Az
ply at store 5. RICH & co.
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SHINGLES.

Use our CYPRESS SHINGLES. 4 8 and 9
~ inches Wide, at 39t<c.. c2lkc. and S7Ifc. per
bundle cash: prices according 70 quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FACTUhING COMPANY,
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BOARDING STABLE.-Healthiest COOLEST
~ best conditioned stock in city; roomy box
stalls; large open pens for stock to Sunday in;
shelters for trucks, wagons and drays; reason
able board. or will rent stalls; we have more
room than other stables combined. Personal
attention of GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
Telephone 251.
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IF your roof leaks, or needs painting, it will
Il pay you TO address THE GEORGIA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, I3t Congress street.
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ENOR Whooping Cough use Dr. ULMER'S
Il Whooping Cough Remedy and Embroca-
ion. Price pbc. per bottle.
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WANTED, ten bricklayers. Apply at r. K
w Bragton, at Lower Cotton Press.
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ME ARE now Offering that fine Brick Store
w and Dwelling situated on the southeast
corner of East Broad and BroughtOn streets.
This is a fine location for liquor and grocery
trade and has for a long time enjoyed a liberal
share Of patronage. For terms apply to /. d.
LAROCHE & son, Real Estate Dealers, 1863 Bay
street
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LNOR RENT, Two six-room houses, arge hall
L large yard kitchen and water. % East
Broad street.
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WANTED. a salesman to sell crackers and
w candy to the city trade; wagon and horse
furnished; good position to the right man.
Apply to HENRY SOLOMON & SON.
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ELECTROPOISE.

~Tlndicates trace. Themes and hundredths
c. S. GoRGEs. Observer Signal Corps.
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DLASTERERS wanted. sApply to w. T. COT
4 TER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa. Fla.
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THE Chatham Academy's roof is covered
i with Brewers Patent Paint Observe the
perfect result; we WIZ 40 as a wen .silr for you:
Congress street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

EOR RENT, front office. with safe and furni
u ture. s. DkRENNE BLOCK. Bay street
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tho RENT, dwelling No. 81 South Broad
Il street. Apply 176 Bryan street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CtIGARS-Best 10 cent cigar in the city.
~ MASTERS & CO, 30 Bull street
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ENOR RENT. tenement 6616 Cassel row, front
L ing south, st. Julian, between Abercorn
and Lincoln streets H. j. THOMASSON, ia
Bryan street.
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w ANTED, an experienced section overseer,
w or trac man; must understand building
and keeping up track; none but an industrious,
sober man need apply. Address AMoSKEAG
LUMBER CO.. Amoskeae, Ca.
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: CENTS gets the Sunday ssue of the MORN
- ING NEWS. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE'S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
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ITO RENT, store and dwelling above corner
Il Whitaker and Hull streets Apply 176
Bryan street.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-25

O'NgILG, Neb.. Nov. aa.--special, Mer-
chants report trade lively and collections
easily made.
Business Of ali kinds shows n steady
increase. THIS h especially noticeahle IN
real estate aud b1ildidg.
Mr. and Mrs, Gee. L. Tenney, 0f south
Sioux City, spent Sunday In O'NeIll. guests
OF the Potter house.
The knights of Labor will give a ball in
o'Neill on Thanksgiving Eve.
The sherman house haA changed hands.
Mr. Barney Jones. having leased the
building. will conduct the sherman IN q
manner entirely satisfactory 20 all who
favor him with patronage,
Hunters report game plenty aud ane
sport In the northwest part of the county.
O'Neill will soon be brilliantly lighted.
Work ON tho electric light plant u being
pushed. q part ~ the machinery having
already arrived and h nov being planed In
p0sision.
AHnuug she enterprise with which 20 fur
ther the inserests Of our city, the hoard 0f
trade feels warrahaed In assuring a grlsi
mill and danning factory In the near fn-
tnFe. Our board Of trade u composed 81
men % which the term fall Il la no man-
ner applicable Let al citizens render then
assAstanca in every enterprise calculated %
further she best Interests of o'Neill and
Holt coamty.
A company Deen Incorporated here for the
purpose Of sinking an artaSlan we'll. stock
II being subscribed and ne doubt the neces-
sary funds will be secured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-25
Nebraska-lowa Controversy In
the Federal Supreme
Court.
Failure Of One Of Pitssburgs Larges,
Coal Firms for Great
Amount
Bad Weather on the English Coast
News from Nebraska
Nelghbors.

Daa Mosxss. la. Nov. a4.--An importani
legal document has just been received BY
tha governor. II bears the seal Of tbs
United states supreme court and summons
she state Of Iowa 10 appear before that
court as defendant against the complaint OF
the state of Nebfaska la regard TO the
boundary line between the twu states.
The question iasolved II whether or not
that part of The country lying near or Ia
the vicinity 81 Omaha. and cut on by
the Missouri river. shall bs subject
10 the regulations or this state of
I0wA. The complaint states that
1ne feglon In controversy was aormerly o
part of Nebraskas thas ths river In ths
gear 1877 10 cut the bank on the southwest
OF the river bed that new channel was
made that Iowa immediately took posses
aion Of II and began 10 maintain active po-
lice regulations. while Nebfaska neyer re-
leased her claim; that the land la dispute
is Inhabited By Iawieas population. who
take advantage OF the police differences 10
not obey the laws, and that therefors Me-
brnska pleads for .ettiement of she difi-
Guilty aud ehe cession 90 her by the order Of
the United states supreme court OF the
region IN dispute. The summons bears the
usual warning to ssFatI nas at your peril
and the case ~ called for the third Monday
of January nexf.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-25
SIX BANKS FAIL.
a Chain of Kansas City and Oklahensa
Fanmnoiai Institutions 60 Under.

a Chain of Kansas City and oklahoma
Financial institutions 60 Under.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 24.-An extensive
bank failure h reported hers Involving no
less than six hnaneial concerns Ia the west
Taey are all practically under one manage
ment. When oklahoma was made a terri
tory the Newton National bank. OF Newton,
Kan, established the Commercial National
bank at Guthrie. with branches AZ Normal.
ElrenO and saltwater. The same bank had
a branch ar Whitewater, Butler county /.
Kan. About two months ago run was
made on the Guthrie bank. but the Newton
bank went 10 the rescue with n special
train. carrying funds, and met all claims.
Since that time the credit og the whole
group of banks has been more or less i'm
paired The Kansas city banks became
alarmed and Withdrew their support
Thursday the Newtoa bank was taken pos
session of blythe federal bank authorities
Saturday the Guthrie bank suspended and
the Whitewater concern u In the hands or
the examiner. Noshing has been heard
from the saltwater and Elreno banks. The
Newton National bank had capital Of
100000 and y surplus Of s2o. 600. John
Reese was president aud A. II. McOlain
president The Commercial National
bank. of Guthrie, was the nrxt bank III the
territory 90 nationalixe Hs capital Ia
ssoo,eao. The capital of The Whitewater
bank Is s20.100. The nssets of the Newton,
Guthrie and Whitewater banks ary believed
10 Ne equal ca the liabilities
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AN INDIAN OUTRAGE.
Miss Dora wright, of Bismarek. Hrutaiiy
Assaulted ny q Hed Devil.

MISS Dora wright OF Htsmarek. hrutaiiy
Assaulted ny Rea Devil.
BISMARCK. Nov. a4.-Tha first Indian OUT
rage In the history of bismarck was com-
mifted Saturday night npo1 the person of
Miss Dora Wright weIl-known bookkceper
and steaographer In the Capital Nafloaal
bank of this city. BY dastardiy Indlan
belonging to the Fort Berthold band. OF
which there are large aumber roaming
about here. Miss Wright started home late
at night fsom her work and when near the
suburbs pruwling Indian brushed roughly
against her, saying lH an insoient manner.
"fiowf" The girl pretended 90 pay no at
tentIon to him, though quite frightened.
and she started 90 walk on. but had gone
but few steps when ahe was struck IN the
hack of the head and fell senseIess 20 the
ground and does not know how long she
was thrro. When she regalned her con-
sciousness the Indian was gone. Tho alarm
wss given and party OF excited claizens
we're out with ropes securing the city In
search OF the redskin. who would have been
iynched III caught OfsHcers went to the In-
dian camp, near town. aud brought up an
Indian named Wagon. who seemed 90
answer Miss Wright's description of her as-
sailant. Wagon protested his Innocence
and spoke of two other Indians he had seen
coming Into camp late at night. Another
trip was made to the tepoe village near the
river and White Arm. ayoung Ensolent look
Ing fellow, was brouxht aud lodged la jail
White Arm was taken before the girl to-day
for Identification bnt she could not rec0g-
nixe MIN a. her brutal assailant. Miss
Wright has scalp wound. three inches la
length. which IN painful but not serious,
She was In q nervous condition to-day and
could NOT talk c0herentiy of the affair
Thls assault has reused the citizens consid-
erably and tha feeling against the Indians,
whether friendly or unfriendly. grows
stronger every hour. Three Indians are
uow In In IA On gugDlcIon
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Personal aad Gseasrat Notes Fro. Pros
porous Lsss&rs.
LEMARs. la. Nov. e4.--special; q. tB.
smith took business trip co Storm Lake
Saturday.
Mr. I'D Lnkey. clerk In Laux's grocery
store. left for his home near storm Lake
Saturday for weeks visit.
Great improvements arc being made at
the water works. Already two wells 90 feet
deep have been sunk. one = feet in diameter,
the other fert. They have large fow of
good water.
The large Peavey elevator has been
moved ta feet back from sixth street. ia
compliance with the Railroad Commission
order.
Wallace Cooper. cashier First National
bank. went 90 Chicago Saturday night on =
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norton went to Chi
cage satarsaaY night.
Messrs c. Hansmann a 60. shipped 100
live chickens 70 sions Cliy Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. Homer Atweil. of Omaha,
are the guests nf Hnn-I--A sssahisy
itss. snowaen, Of the Congregational
church os this City. la his sermon sunday
evening to young men. took our citizens n
task for NOT providing reading -ro0ma Ia
which our young men may spend their
leisare time instead OF tho saison or club-
zs6skssa
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Tmg EAaUE, Nov. ~. The king of Hoi-
land alesl at 0 o'clock yesterday mornlng.
The evensns before there was sudden
change far the worse. the symptoms being
tAose Of arrmla. Tho queen sas tninse-
dlasesy sent for and stayed at the pasient's
bedside during the night life ebbed away
anletiy. The public buildings are clo~ed
aud ail amusements are suspended Flags
are 1T half mast The hody will % em-
baimed and placed In coffin Tuesday. The
ministers have formally announced the
death and prepared declaration la regard
20 the manner % government. IL ss ex-
pecsed that Qaeen Emma viii Ne proclaimed
regent to-day and take che oath at an eariy
data
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-25

TuE constituent assembly of BraEii. By =
vote OF ITS 60 ~. has recognized the legality
OF the provisional government
GsoRag HATHAWAY, the gambler who shot
and killed ex~ Aldermay billy whaten la
Chicago, has been indicted for murder.
AT Two Rivers VIA. while unloading =
log seow, three OF the employees were hurt
Frank Rogers Is not expected 90 live.
NgAmEY 81 coo, 600 In Australian sover-
esgns (goIdD we're deposited aud melted down
nc the miat at San Francisco Thursday.
AL but sao.75 OF the $4,000 stolen By
Moses =. Marks at Rochester. n. ". has
been recovered. Marks has been committed
for trial.
THE government..of Turkey and Baigaris
have received notification that the Uuitea
States will create diplomatic agency at
sofa.
Ar Providence, X. l., during a dranksa
qnarre! In the family OF John sullivan. a
stonecutter. sullivan's wife was killed
sullivan has been arrested.
Two thousand i've hundred OF Lord Lon
donderry's colliers In Darham. ing, have
struck for higher wages. II h expected
that the struggle will be prolonged one.
Tax British government has issued .
proclamation forbldelng demonstrations IA
any part OF ireland ON the anniversary
OF the execution OF the Manchester Mar
tyrs."
sax members OF u local branch OF the Irish
Land league In New York kave united la
issuing en- address critielsing tine nirshod~
and motives Of Mcssrs. Dlllon aud o'Brien.
Tn Berlin Coant kieist haa been sentenced
60 aftecn months' lmprisonment tor assault
Ing the keeper of . restaurant for refnsinx
10 admit him 70 the restaurant with q lady.
TmE demand made by tho drivers sad
day men employed In ths block mines OF
Indiana for an increase tn wages t0 Sa pr
day has been refused land the men have
struck.
THg committee of the reorganization Of
tAe sugar trnst annoanres thai a matoFlty
of the eertlhcAtea have already been de-
posited under the prupoaed plan Of reor-
Rani1ation.
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SUGAR BEETs.



located nc Aoaah sioax City.
sorrH sloux CRY. Neb., Nov a.
special: Apropos Co the sugar beet factory
we quote the following from the o'Neil
Hsm OF Nov. 20. s.fn q recent mail q. q.
Mlliard received report from the car load
Of sugar beets which were shipped to Grand
Island 10 be made into sugar. The price
paid for beets by the Factory H. based upon
tho per cent. OF ingredients from which the
sugar comes that they contain. and our
beets brought ss.ss per ton. The highest
price paid Is s5. and she lowest % per ton,
SO ours II considerably above the svcFnge." !"
This shows conclusiyely the profit cf
raising sugar bOets for market. and thiS re-
suit being obtained fron Holt eonaty Is
positive evidence that Dakota and adsoin-
ing counties. with the same soil and cli-
mate. ara Just a. favorabIy situated and
juss a. sell adapted 20 this indaatTy a. any
part Of tine country. ard FARMERS should
give the matter 4 thorough test. south
sioax city Il ready 10 fnFnish the cash
neoesxaFy 10 secure thiS enterprise just a.
aoon a. the farmers wuarauaee tbs a.Deo
acrez Of beetz. Now that this n no mntried
expeFimems. but IaeI - evidenced ~ the
AFfsrlo above unoted. there should be no
hssItapey on the part OF any0ne. and re
sincereiy hope those having the matter Ia
hana vii carry II through 80 the SnccessfnI
termination fhe enterprise ~ surely prom
t@sm&
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-25
AUGUST BELMONT DEAD.
Ths Great Fsnansier. Politician sna ciah
Man Dead
New YonK. Nov. s8.--Angust Belmont
died early fhls morning.


August Belmont vas born In Alxsy, Ger
many, In isao whnre his father was landed
proprietor lie waa educated I'm Frankfort and
fna several years was In the employ Of the
R0thehiids in their banking house In that city,
ana also fn Naples. In 1881 he settled tn New
York aud became fhe agent of his former EN-
ployerx A quarrel concerning Q lady led TO
i duel, IN which be was shot and lamed for life.
From isfa until 1850 he was consul-Reneral in
New York for the Austrian government, but
owing 20 his disapproval Of the treatment re.
his once In isss he was appointed United
States charge a. afaires at the Hague. and In
lSs4 became minister resident He resigned
In 1858 having nrst negotiated q
highly important consular convention. for
which. with other diplomatic services,
he received the special thanks OF the depart
ment at Washington. For many years he has
resided In New York. where he has been en-
gagged In banking He was well known as =
patron OF arts. and his collection of paintings
was one of the finest in the city. Mr.. Belmont
took great interest In politics. lie WAS o dele.
gate 10 the demoer9tir convention Of isssl and
from that year until 1873 WAS the chairman OF
the national democratic committee For
twenty years he was president of the American
Jockey club, and was hong prominent mem.
brf ~ the Union and other clubs of New York
city. Hs married . daughter of Com, Matthew
g. Perry, and was Instrumental m erecting
bronxe statute OF him nj Newport, X. L. Aug
ust Belmont's son. Perry. hss also been proni.
nens Ia politics.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-25

pfrrsmrRa. Nov. ~ Thomas Fawcett 8
sons. 0ne of the largest coal hrms In the
eisy. assigned shls mornIng. The liabilities
are estimated IL ss0.eo0. The members Of
tha arm 9ay the assets will exceed thls
amount By sis.0oe. The sani0r neHnber ol
the arrn. Thomas Fawcett. il president OF
the CSnaral Hank. Judgements aggregatlns
siea 600 were sntersd by the centrai bank
this msrniug. and all the property of this
Rm levied upon 90 satisfy chs claims, The
ssrrss has hesn carrying large amount of
paper, and fnr tWO monthA IL has beon
kn0wn that they we're about - Rlse mp.
rasa failure will have Nd efeet upon ths
tsnnkxal Rmnk. - Il II aaYpls protensssf.
fha failmfN IA attributed so the i0nR con
flns1asl slanreaalsss nf slAe rlsnF coal trade.