The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-14
NEWS sREviTiEs.


In General.
The Worlds fair commission sdopte6
q system, which win require ths cree
ton OF twelve separate buildings, plans
tor which viii be commenced at once.
Mayor Carroll, of Rochester, NJ. r.,
ordered the police TO seize or cover eli
Objectionable theatrical posters In thaA
city, and all the theatres were affected.
G. Delano, president Of the National
Wool Growers association, has issued n
circular In which he follows words az
encouragement by the rendering Of his
resignation. na.st -
Wesley Kellar, woodworker, who
was badly scalded, had all hts shin re-
has recovered.
Michael Dayitt In The Labor World
accuses Mr.. Hoare, British consul a
New York, with tampsring through
agents employed In the New York post
office with United States malls, In order
to discover possible dynamite and Fen-
ian plots.
OConnor, the Canadian oarsrasn.
sailed from Queenstown Sunday In The
steamship Umbria for New Yogk.
OConnor says that after resting d few
days at Toronto, where he proceeds from
New York, he viii 90 to San Francisce
TO train for the purpose of reducing his
weight. In training he win use two
new boats, which he viii take with him.
Foreign.
J. K. Thorold Rogers, professor OF
political economy at the university Of
Oxford, died Monday.
Subscriptions are being tskun up
throughout France for the support of
the striking lace workers Of Calais.
The steel workers of South walss ana
their employers have agreed upon tho
principle Of the sliding scale In wagss.
Seven thousand men are affected.
The Spanish government is preparing
for submission 10 the cortex, O xasmesrrN
TO restrict the hours of labor and I'm
prove the condition Of tho workingrneu.
Advices from Zanzibar state that the
German authorities have begun the en-
forcement Of regulations against the
slave trade. An Arab has been hanged
at Bagamoyo for slave dealing. So t-7H
Mr.. Gladstone has sent special nses-
sage TO the Americans through DR..
grand old man at Hawardon. The Ms
ture Of the communication ID unknown.
Steps are being taken toobtain the O.
tendance OF American delegates - ths
International congress OF miners to.bs
held in Paris next March. Great Brit
ain, France, Belgium and Germany win
be represented. -
Advices from Sumatra, state that the
Dutch have met with an important sue
cess IN their war against Atchesn. cap.
turing fortified place, with 2,D0o.T in-
surgents and the wife OF the Raiah
whom he left behind him In the hurry
of the fight - =
A deserter from the rebela nc Tokxs
has arrived at Cairo, and fspores that
Osman Digna has succeeded tn reyiet~
ualing his army, has received large re-
endorsements, and will shortly make
grand attack upon Suakim. nf
The order compelling Jews 20 have
Sebastopol was issued, ID Ia explaiusds
because Sebastopol had been made o
naval port of Russia, and according 20
the custom in such cases IL was neces-
sary TO exclude jews, rs foreigners,
from the limits,
Aho AuCEeascu ttaA t6F16u Uy xn6 L0A~
nese government ON native opium has
aroused much opposition, and the at
tempt TO collect the import has led 10
rioting in different parts Of the country.
At Hollow many persons while engaged
In one OF these riots were killed.
Severe lighting Is reported to have oc-
Cured between the Germans and the
MATHS In the vicinity Of Lindi. vigor-
ous reform methods have been inAneu-
rated In the custom house by the sult1n.
IL Is reported that the British gunboats
have entered the Zambesi river unop-
posed by the Portuguese feet stationed
there The sale Ct sntsxioants, excopa
vermouth, wine and beer, along tie
coast line has been forbidden BY The
German authorities. Heavy penaltiss
are attached 10 violation OF the erfsx,