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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-10-10
UNDER ERlN's SOD.

Parneil's Remains Will Rest at AvondaIe.
Funeral Arrangements Made.
LONDON, Oct. 10-A midnight dispatch
from Brighton says: The doctors after ex-
amining the body of Mr.. Parnell, conclud.
ed that 1t was notnecessary to perform an
autopsy and therefore refrained from
doing SO. DR.. Covers and two other
physicians made the examination. The
remains had undergone rapid change,
and it was found advisable to close the
shell. DR.. Covers states that death
was as plain a case as he had ever at
tended. During his deliriuu, shortly
before he died, Mr.. Parnell talked about
Ireland and what he would do for her il
ne lived. Almost his last words were:
LET my love be conveyed to my col
leagues and the Irish people Messrs.
Raymond and Mahoney are arranging
for tho fau-rsll. Tie BODY WIN arrive
IN Dublin on Sunday morning and be
taken in state to the city hall from
whence the funeral will proceed to
Glasneven cemetery the place Of inter-
ment. Extensive preparations are being
made for the obsequies.
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they Belong to Canada.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The interior
department is having some trouble over
reports received from Turtle Mountain
Indians. Official statements have been
made that from 65 to So per cent. of the
Indians OF Turtle Mountain reservation
and claiming rights and food from this
government are Canadian Indians.
There are records in Canada which
prove these figures, and prove that these
Indians have received benefits from the
Canadian government. 1t is possible
that the United States authorities will
decide that these Indians must go back
across the border.
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ONE DUELlsT DEAD.

A Sunday Perforating Match at Geor-
gia Church Results Fatally.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 10.-A. s. Dorm
ing, one of the leading farmers of Irwin
county, died at his home, the result of
an impromptu duel fought on Sunday.
For some time i'll feeling had existed
betweent Mr.. w. B. Fussell and Mr..
A. s. Dorming, which grew out of the
recent murder by masked men of the
deputy sheriff Of Irwin county. Dorm
ing had charged that Fussell was one of
the assassins. On Sunday RUSSELL was
In attendance at the neighborhood M. e.
church, where he was class leader. In
the midst of the services Dorming drove
up in his buggy. Fussell went out to
meet him. The two men talked for
about five minutes, when simultaneously
shooting began, breaking up the eongre-
cation. Fussell was shot in the arm
and side. Dorming received a bullet
under the right eye, this bullet going
almost entirely through his head, re-
sulting in his death Friday. Fusselps
wound is believed to be fatal.
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Agitation In Norway Which Is Likely
to End In a Declaration Of
Independence.
Parncll's Funeral to Occur Sunday
at Glasnevcn Near
Dublin.
His Last Letter to His Mether-Pla.
cards Which Are Agitating the
People ut Cork.

LONDON, Oct. 10.--Advices from Chris
tiana, Norway, say that matters there
are assuming an alarming appearance.
The people are every day becoming more
bitter toward Sweden. The sentiment
In favor of declaring Norway republic
is not founded on agitation among the
lower classes, but is widely entertained
by the wealthy residents of Norway.
These are extremely democratic, as q
rule, both in their ideas and manners
OF living, and they are tired even of the
comparatively democratic kingcraft of
the present reigning family of Sweden
and Norway. The Swedes have already
resolved to keep Norway by force Of
arms If necessary, and considerable
body of troops is ready to enter Norway
at any time.
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WEARY UNTO DEATH.
Extracts From ParnelI's Last Letter to
His Mn1har.

Extracts From ParnelI's Last Letter to
His Mother.
NEW YORK, Oct 10.-A dispatch from
Bordcntown, N. j., says that Mrs. Della
Stewart Parnell, mother OF the great
Irish home rule leader who lies dead at
his home in brighton, England, has con-
sented to the publication Of the follow
ing extracts from the letter she last
received from her distinguished sen:
Il am weary, dear mother, of these
troubles-weary unite death; but it is all
in a good cause, and with the help and
the assistance of my friends am conf
dent of the results. The state
ments OF my enemies so often made
regarding my relations with you, are on
a par with the endless calumIies they
shoot out at me from every bush. Let
them pass. They will die from their
own venom. Indeed, it would be digni-
flying them to notice their existence"
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Oregon Bank Robbers Hold Up Cashier
For &3, 900.

Oregon Bank Robbers Hold Up Cashier
For $4,000.
LA GRANDE, Ore, Oct 10..-News has
just reached here of a daring robbery
which was perpetrated upon the Nat::bn-
al bank of Enterprise, in wafla Walla
county Wednesday afternoon. Cashier
Holmes was in the bank alone when 4
man entered and asked how much
money John Smith, of Portland. had on
deposit. Upon the cashier saying that
no such man had any deposit the visitor
Grew pistol and covering the cashier
said, You are liar"
At this juncture two confederates
came up on horseback, one OF them sit
ting on his horse with pistol in each
hand and warned the people back, the
other entered the bank and poured iato
a sack all OF the money on the counter
about $4,000. The three men then es-
capped to the mountains in the direction
OF Cornucopia. A sheriff's posse Is ir
pursuit, but as the country Is sparsely
settled their capture is doubtful.
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NEWS NOTES.

\ zParagraphs of Interest Cleaned from
81 Many Sources.
In q freight wreck at Ridgewoed. N.
10, the fireman was killed and the
{engineer badly injured.
The Argentine Republic has sold to
Baron Hirsch 200 square miles in the
8province of Chaco for Hebrew COLONY.
The price paid was 1000 gold pesos per
Il The 1000 Ally Allie W.. owned by
Mckeever Bros, died at the LouisyiIls
Hockey club grounds. She fell In 4 race
$inursday and post inortem revealed
the fact that she literally broke herself
|in two.
One OF the black-faced comedians at
tine buckingham theater, LouiSyille.
was taken with o hydrophobic flt whils
ION the stage, running up and down and
swapping at all on the stage. He was
Snnally overpowered.
A fire at Mayfield, KY, burned over
nearly SIX acres OF ground. The New.
pOts IO.s tSe news Ty ana mississippi valley de-
pots, the Western Tobacco conipsny, q
warehouse and 800 hogsheads Of tobacco
3nd 9 number Of residences. Loss.
e10o, 600; insurance light.
a. 8. Mann g Co., pns of the oldes,
and most reliable dry goods firfX n
Rochester, N. Y, have made a cenerai
assignment. The firms money was tied
up In Western lands and Il was unable
20 tide over the emergency. The liabili-
hes are over 500, 900, and assets aSe
about $72, 900.
A brown stone mansion in New yorh
occupied by August Belmont waS
burned. Mrs. Belmont. two cnildren
and number Of servants had a nsrrn,u
escapes from death. The hohss EaAa
Irles. The building was completely
Quilted, and the loss is $500, 900.
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Mystsriously Disappeared.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.--Mrs. Bernhardt.
wife of the well known optician, DR..
Morris Bernhardt, disappeared from her
home near Thirty-ninth street .and
Langley avenue, last Tuesday morning,
since which time no trace of her has
been found. IL is rumored that Mrs.
Bernhardt has lost heavily in deals on
the board of trade lately, but it is not
thought that she has committed suicide.
Dr. Bernnarur refuses 10 talk ON the
subject.
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CONDUCTORS CONSOLIDATE.
The Two Orders Decide to Have Only
One Organization Hereafter.

The Two Orders Decide to Have Only
One Organization Hereafter.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct t0.-At q
meeting held here between commits
sion appointed last September by the
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and
the board of directors Of the Order of
Railway Conductors, consolidation Of
the two organizations was provided for.
The consolidated association will con-
tinue under the title Of Order of Rail-
way Conductors until the matter can be
finally passed upon by the grand
division of the order. the latter organi-
zation to accept the membership of the
former and to be continued as at present
organized. It was unanimously agreed
that the organization as consolidated
should use its influence in favor Of gen.
eral federation between all organiza-
tions in train service.
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For . Parneii Monument.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.--The initial
measures are about to be taken in this
city to raise funds for suitable monu-
ment to Parnell. The promoters of the
plan are well known Irish Americans
who believe that through his leadership
the cause of home rule has been pro-
NOTED, and political privileges gained
that could not otherwise have been se-
cured.
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The Ncrthern Pacific Must Paw.

3 DICKINSON, N. O., Oct. 1O.-oukror
vs. The Northern Pacific company al
Fhe principal jury case tried in the d;e.
rr1ct court this tegm at Dickinson. and
was decided in favor Of plaintiff, with
damages amounting to 81 500. It WA q
ease OF prairie fire two years ago, which
destroyed plaintiffs entire property and
was alleged to have started from One q
Iuefendants engines as the result from
neghgence in not keeping proper Gre
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A Chicago Diamond Firm Says She
Has Absconded With $80,OOO
Worth of Gems.
A Million Dollars Worth of Diamonds
Said to Have Been Smuggled
by Her.
A Georgia Perforating Match Results
In Death to One--The Other
May Die.

New York, Oct. 10.--An afternoon
paper says the police are looking for q
Mrs. Yancy, who is accused by Chicago
diamond importing firm of absconding
with $780, 900 worth of diamonds which
she smuggled into the country for them.
1t is said that In her career as a smuggler
she has defrauded the government of
duties on $1,000, 900 worth Of diamonds.
The diamonds are said to have been con.
cealed in the mouth or pouch Of peli-
can which the woman always had with
her, ostensibly as pet.
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MURDERED TO PLEASE ENeLIsHMEN

Placards Which Are Causing Great Ex-
element at Cork.
Cork, Oct. 10. Large posters have
been placarded ON walls, fences and
other places throughout the city. The
placards have wide black borders and
bear the words, Murdered to Please
Englishmen, !" together with verses de-
nouncing the McCarthyites and The
United Ireland articles, declaring that
Parnell was murdered, and imploring
the people to remain tranquil. The
posters are stirring up much excite
mert.
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Fell Fifty reo.

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, Oct. 1O.-Mme.
pazel. who does the ''leap for life' ac,
5Eith Fnranal1rh,s show. En- - 49,.
from suspended wire about fifty feet
to the ground, caused by the wire break.
ing: No bones were broken but'she wa.
badly shaken up. One of the property
men was badly injured in his attempt ID
break the fall of Mime. Zazel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-10-10
Detective o,MaIIev rre,.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 10. Much sur
prise was expressed here when the case
against Detective O'Malley was nolle
pressed. O'Ralley was indicted on the
charge of bribing the jury which acquit-
ted the Italians accused of assassinating
Chief of Police Hennessy. When the
case came up for trial during the day
the state was unable to offer admissible
evidence and the accused was set at
liberty.
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The Banner Week for Flour.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-The North
western Miller says: Last week was
the banner one on record for the amount
of -four turned out by the Minneapolis
mills. With two mills idle the output
was 1874, 100 barrels, or 80, $50 barrels
daily. The largest quantity ever before
made was $4,000, that having been
ground for the week ending Oct. is, 1883.
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Citizens Of Kansas Town Ask the Lady
Mayor to Resign.
KANSAS Cry, Oct. 10.-The town of
kiowa, KAN, is in turmoil, the citi-
zens being in open revolt against Mrs.
Paxtnn, the lady mayor, on account of
her warfare against whisky joints. She
has been petitioned by the business men
to resign, and her husbands name is
said to be ON the petition.
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A Prominent rowan Dead.

New York, Oct. 10.-H. A. Coffin, 90
years old, one of the directors of the
Iowa Loan and Trust company, fell dead
in Ladd's jewelry store at 8 Wall street,
at 1890 a. M, Of heart disease. Mr..
Coffin was well known In Des Moines,
where he had his home. He leaves q
widow and family.
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Loui.vill. Throw. Up the sponx.

LoUnvrLLE, Oct. 1o.-Ths chances are
THAT Louisville viii lose its base ball
club. The treasury is empty and the
need OF money most pressing to meet
liabilities. The directors met Wednes-
day night and decided to throw up the
sponge. A general meeting Of the stock
holders has been called for, when last
effort viii be made to raise the money
to meet demands.
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Received No rntim alton.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 10. Premier Alb
bott said that the Canadian government
had not received any intimation that
President Harrison and Mr.. Blaine
wished the Canadian government to fix
some date between Oct. 25 and Dec.
for conference. He said that whenever
the American government expressed q
desire to have date fixed he would be
happy TO do so.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-10-10
stock Yards for ChamberIain.

CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Oct. 10.--It is
reported here that tho Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul Railroad company is
preparing to construct immense stock
yards in this city in the near future.
The object Of the construction Of these
yards at this time is to afford the neces-
sary facilities for taking care of the vast
number of cattle that win be shipped
from the ceded Sioux lands this fall,
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Robbed the stage.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.--Information
has been received here by Wells, Fargo
& Co. that the stage between Linkville
and Lake View, Or, was held up and
,bbed Wednesday by two men near
Lake View. The amount of booty secured
by the robbers is not known, but it is
said they did not modest the mails.
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No Roo1a ON real Estats Yet.

Love PRAIRIE, Mimi, OCT. n.-Joseph
Dinhel, SON Of M, Dinhel OF this place,
found nugget Of copper on his fafher's
farm, four miles east Of this Village.
The nugget weighs twelve pounds and
is nearly pure copper. It is not likely
that there is any copper mine here and
real estate is not booming yet.
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Thirty Days for Pritchard.

LONDON, Oct. 10.--Ted Pritchard, the
English pugilist, has been sentenced to
imprisonment for one month for having
recently made q cowardly assault upon
bark prisoner who ordered the fighter
to leave the saloon in which he was
creating disturbance.
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Treasury Clerks win Investirate.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-Secretary of
the Treasury Foster has ordered three
clerks to come here to aid in investigat-
ing the affairs of the keystone National
bank. They will be paid ont Of the
fund Of $5, 900 placed at the secretary's
disposal by tho committee of fifty,
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Chinanen stiIi Come.

KINasroN, Ont, Oct. f0.--It Is esti-
mated that during the last four weeks
over two hundred Cinnamon have passed
through here into the United States.
Twenty Cinnamon are now in the city
awaiting transportation. A local hotel
keeper Is getting rich handling the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-10-10
The Mathadista.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The Ecumeni.
cai council opened its second days session
with large attendance. The presiding
chair was occupied by Rev. Dr.. 4. b.
Stevenson, OF London. Almost the en-.
tire day was occupied in the reading Of
papers.
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cudahys Remove Packing Houses.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10.-Cudahy Bros. !,
who succeeded the late John
Plankinton in the packing house bust
ness. built up originally by Plankinton
& Armour, have purchased large tract
OF land west Of the Northwestern tracks,
one mile south of st. Francis station,
and will remove their entire business
there and establish union stock yards.
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IN A STATE OF COLLAPSE.

Physician Said to Be Seriously Alarmed
About Mrs. Parns1I.
LONDON, Oct. 10.--A dispatch from
Brighton says that thecondition of Mrs.
Parnell is one of utter collapse. Her
physicians are said to be becoming
seriously alarmed as the final results of
the shock which she has experienced.
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Suspected Of CompIicitv.

ToLEDo,O., Oct. 10.-George A. Dixon
has been arrested here on suspicion Of
completely in the robbery Of the Hotx-
dale Pa. bank Of 160, 900.
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A wisconsin German EDITOR Dead,

MADISON, Wis, Oct. TO- Richard
Porsch, one Of the best known German
editors Of Wisconsin, and for many
years president Of the German Press
association of the state, is dead. Diph--
liberia was the cause Of his death.
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Oliver and Roberts Wire Company Fails.
PrTTsBuRG, Oct. TO- The Oliver 81
Roberts Wire company has failed and
have asked for an extension. The
other interests in which Mr.. Oliver is
interested are not affected.
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More Chinese Riots.

LONDON, Oct. 10. Dispatches from
Annoy, China, bearing date Of Sept. "a.
and just received here, announce that
serious rioting occurred forty miles from
that city. The riots were quelled, but
not before several officials had been
killed bv the mob.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-25
JUNCTION RAILROAD.
Argument in Rotation to the Proposed
Grade Crossing,

Argument in Relation to the Proposed
Grade Crossing
The suit Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company vs. the National Dock aud New
Jersey Junction Railway Company,
which mas already beer reported in THE
JERSEY CRY NEWS. was argued yester-
day before Judges Depus and Dixon IN
The branch oourt OF the Supreme Court at
Newark. The suit Is one of great
interest TO railroad men, not only In this
State. but all over tae country. as it
affects the right 90 ekbss at grade the
tracks OF rival company near Que 81 tia
most important terminal points IL the
United States. The National Dock Com
pany and the New Jersey junction Rail
way Company desires to cross the tracks
of the Pennsylvania Company. and ac-
cordingly made application, some time
ago. to the Circuit Court of Hudson
county for the appointment of commits
sioners to condemn right OF way over
the Pennsylvania tracks at grade
The commissioners were appointed and
then the action OF the Circuit Court
was taken up to the Supreme
Court for review on writ of certiorari
The Supreme Court affirmed the action
of the court below, and the matter was
then taken to the Court Of Errors on
writ OF error and is still pending there
The National Dock Company sought to
have the commissioners go on and make
an award. leaving the laying OF the track
In allegiance until the decision of the
Court Of Errors. and the Pennsylvania
company are seeking to prevent this. It
was on this question that the case came
before the conrt yesterday.
Ex- Governor Bedle and Counsellor
Vredenburgh of Jersey City, counsel for
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company in
sisted that the granting of the writs OF
certiorari and error acted as a superse-
IDEAS and stayed all proceeding. while
Messrs Collins and Corbin, counsel for
the National Dock Company, commended
that such is not the case. but that the
Commissioners ought to be allowed to go
on and condemn the right of way over the
Pennsylvania tracks aud make their
award, and that the writs do not stay an
action on the part of the commission.
After listening TO the argument and
asking number of questions of the
counsel on both Sides the judges took the.
papers and reserved decision.
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AN INFANT PaENOMENOS.
Six Years Old, and Lifts Big weights mt
the Reform Club.

Six Years Old, and Lifts Big Weights mt
the Reform Club.
SueciaI 10 the Jersea CITY Neirs.
TRENTON. Oct. "a. 1891 There is re-
markaple specimen Of boy In the New
Jersey Reform School at Jamesburg. He
has been made a ward OF the State be-
cause it is not well for him to be at large.
He is little more than baby as children
generally go, but has the manners and
the maturity of young man OF twenty.
He is called by the medical men who have
examined him precocious baby and q
wonder in more ways than one. His
name is Herman Hoffer. He is but six
years old. and stands over four feet in his
stockings, has a nicely cnrled moustache
of the blonde complexion. and can hit
from the shoulder with the force of a
sledge. A test of his lifting powers shows
that he can move barrel of flour, and
lift easily 300 pound weight. His par
ents are poor and have found it impossi-
BILE 10 control him. The boy. besides being
the admiration of his companions. was
the terror of the neighborhood where he
ton, and occasionally amused himself by
playing David to the town Philistines
and cleaning out a boisterous crowd
The parents were forced to appeal to
Judge Woodruff, Of the Mercer Circuit
Court, to put him in subsection. He was
examined by DR.. Horace Il. Wetherell.
who pronounced him q phenomenon. The
boyis now at Jamesburg and the wonder
of family No. 8 He has noe yet broken
out. because he Is interested in the gene
raj EXCITEMENT OF the institution. He is
attending the school, but the teachers
have not vet reached conclusion as TO
the trend of his mind.