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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

- in Golse elmer beftisen grtdl=
tuns lit i'd an 9eiierteit. Cine 3eits
lang bes Moreens unb 9lbenbs cine
Safe Or. Nusuft R6nis's 6amburger
8ruitbte genommen, ffe0te mid pitber
Der. Catherine Seiler, Stodton,
Sal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
Rdtk fir ay,atterl

8nr iber OSabren fdon purbe Mars.
MinsloD's Sootbing Sprup bon MiI,
lionen BON Mitterr beim 3abnen Ser
Rinber %angetpenbet. Mirff 0u TN
S9lafe bur9 bas S@reieu zines 2inbes
gefibrt, bas i'm 3abneit III unb Dor
S9mer3eu tretntq Wen1 10, Iafe fofort
etne 6lai@e BON yWers. WtnsIom's sou.
thing Gprup" bolen. Geiu @ertb III ul.
b~caablbar. &c pirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inberung beri9aHen. Ser.
leBt Sud barauf, Wiitter, es 1T tein
3peifel baraber. IS beiIt Sp5enterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Moeen unb
tie Niereu. beieitigt Wino : RoIit, cts
usi9t ben @auren, berbinbert gntaans
ouug unb ffdrft bas gauge Sptem.
rMsrs. @inslotps Soothing Sbrups
fir aabuenbe Rinber III angenebm in
@ei9mad unD bas &e3ept fammt BON
einem Der 5eiten tpeibliGen Mer3te In
ben Ser. 6taaten. IS 1T Bel allen
Oruggiffen in ber san3en Wslt sa boz
ben. preis Is @ts. Der Jlai9e.
Rauft ni6ts anheres dig Mrs. Wias,
lotDs SOOTHING Gnrub
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
ConyngtOn Business College,
@alpe 0 n, Seras.

Dieies bemdbrte Sufitut tebt unter
2eituna BON 8. 9.'@erbin unb er.
freut f6 eines iebr IebEaften Befudes.
Sn benz College, nel1ss iiber cine Nn.
aabl ta9tiger 2ebrer berfast, pirb In.
terribt ertbeilt In olen 4btbeiIungen
Der 6anbels5ren6e: Su9fibruug,
Rcrresponoen3, @tenosrapbiren, 5ele.
grapbireu, Spbenriting &C. Sunge
Wdnner unb Oamen, mel1e i1 fir
ben SanbelsfaEb bo~r3ubereiten phns
i9en, lit Die Nnltalt beitens su empfeb.
len. Wegen ber ndberen g~inSeIbeiten
tDen0e man fi9 brett an bic Nnitalt
unb abreIfre: Conyngton Business
College, Galveston, Texas. @irculare
&C. gratis. %, 4,4Mu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06
s. &alteDer & Sobu,
WbufeIale= anb &ctail 9rmgsiiteu.

Sas &etail @ei6dft, fopie bic STE.
eeptur obiger Jirma inb Die bebeutenb.
ten in San Nntonio, tpobon Sober
taatdgli@ H3 81 iiberaeusen @slesens
belt bat. IS berrf@t In Der Mpotbefe
geraoe5u Elm ppdnomeua!er @erfebr;
man erbdlt bier Nles frii6 = bat in
allen 9epartements, namentli9 au6 in
benz Der patentmeoi5inen = bic sr6Bte
Nustpabl, uno bic &eeeptur 1T ben be.
fen unb geDi1enbafteiten 9dnoeu an.
bertraut. 9as @boIeiale @ei1dft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr eine1 srbBe.
rem umfang an, benin NpotEeter in Der
Staot unb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
grfabrung sema@t, baB fe bier por.
tbellbaft taufen uno auf bas pronps
telte bebient ueroen. 9ie 6irma Ralt.
e9er febt nit ben erten 9duiern Der
Yer. Staten in 8erbinhung unb im=
portirt biele Nrtifel brett in beoeutenz
ben Auontitdten. Guf Nnirage tperbeu
yretsltften beriaabt. Wir t6nner allen
u%nieren b~etrefen6en 2eieru ratben. nit
obl9er renommirten Jirma gel1dftli6
an5utalpfen.
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@ebe benz 8eiieateu.

Die alien &6mer rtefen Bet tbren 9riumpbjiser
'vae victis!" ugeebe ben Sefesten!" SeutSutass
iinb pteie unter uns beiiest ibr 6riebe, ibre 8ube, ii,
tdsIt4en Gppettt lit bin, in bic GIudt sefdlaseu pm
benz unerbittIt4en Seinb beS DeasenS, ter Dpspepfe.
Bel SunOerten BON aueaen iuaen fe Sdlfe baseseu;
%mandmaI mirb iie linen ppribersebenp gu 9bsI. Nbe,
eine etnstse frdfttse MaRlett, Der serinsfte GtdtfebIer,
Setnp NIT perbpppeIter Madt, Iein Spfer ,u audlen,
snrdd. Der cpnieauente @ebrau9 be5 9r6bsn Unit
DpSpepiies unb resultrenben TpnicS ,ppftetter 8 sra
@erbauunsSbeIAperben, m6sen fe tempprdr pber 8rp.
MID iein, in tnmerpdbrenbe @erbannuns gu tret6en.
Nt4t pentser wtrtiam lift e8 sesen MaIaria, 9tlipf=
tat, @eritppLune, &9enmatismus, Mterens unb Slo.
~ienleicen. DteieS Mit.el BON ipeSifi6sr 0uspirtuna
in ~pielerlei Sduen i6Idst aae btek lebel aus benz Sell
be. Ma4 1T eS cine b%eiDnbere S&uspebr sesen bic
Bet Wttterunsspe4iel 70 bdufS pprtcmmenhen Guf
fdQe in bic Stripe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

pirb li6er in G%rfiilurg gebett, pentt
bic gegenmdrtigen politil6en 8erbdlte
nihe beIteben bleiben. SaB aber etn
burbertidbriger benahlteter Srtebe, nit
ben fortmdbrenben gegenieitigen ueberz
bietungen Der beiben lit 8etra6t font
mettben Natipnen audi glei6bebeuteno
nit Dem nirtbi6aftli6en Glitt beiber
1T, biirfte eben 10 flar iein.
Ser Sauptpllnft in bieier ga1t5et Qnz
gelegenbeit 1T unierer @nii6t mad Die
Srage: y@trb 9euti6lanb iemals i'm
Stan6e iein, bic Gei6slanbe Su ger
maniiirel1 2" Die glntpprt barauf lauz
Jet nnierer lleber5eugung mad: n@laf
= ia! 2otbringen netnI"
9as @liaB NOR beuti6 unb iitbeutfd
uttb 1T a1td ltnter Observation-Disclosures
fron5Oiii6er 9erri6aft i'm &erne belltif
g%ebliebelt, ipeltlt es au6 ein paar fran:
5o1if6e S9aler angeiebt bat, Qbel
2otbringer mar int 8runbe gettommer
nie beuti6, iuttbern rfrdnfii6". 81
bat spar Sabrbunberte sl1m beuti6er
&ei9e gebDrt, aber basu baben aud
8urgunb, 80bmen unb gans Sber:
Stalien gebOrt utb es miro bo6 Site:
manbem e~infale1t, bieie Climber als
bertI6e Yropinsen utb 2%anbestbeil'
gu beanipruGen.
Sie 6rage 1T ie6enfaas cine duBerf
perpidelte, ultb tpettn Die STUB Der ori:
entalif6en Srage ldngit gefnadt lett
miro, tpirb man ii6 tpabri6einli6 mod
an Der plotbrilgii6en Srage" Die 3db'
tie ausbeiben =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

1T iett has beriihu,te, besaubernbe Spiei :
9atpn 9eunis.
Sc sibt jcbod) 6raueu, bic feilem 3cItper-
treib buloisen f0nnen. 9i:ielben iinr gu
idwddtid, 81 5art uno su lei4t eridopft.
gle leiben on Srauenidipdde mn 6rauet-
unresefmdBigteiteu, iuelde bon blaiieun
Eeint, nnsnrudsloien ausen mn eingefat,
leuen @ansen besleitet iflb.
Tir iiberarbeitete, niebersebeuste, bern11-
teraetommcne eutfrdftete 9ebreriateit, 8uts
naderinner, &leibern1aderiuRcll Ndbterll,>
men, QabcnmamieIen, 9ausfrauen, gidbrraiit'
ter, unb fir idipadc Srauen i'll 4ll9eniei'
uer, 1T Or. Gierce'8 6apprite Breicriptlon
bic oorsiiglidite Grbeugabe, ais appettt for.
bernoes Cordial unb als G'eiunebeit T~tdrfell.
hes Comic obne @leiden. @s 1T Die elnSise
arsnei fir 6rauelt, bic bon apOthefern Der.
fault tpirn, inter Der p~cittusn @ardatie ter
S~erftener, @euus.buuns ST 9eber III leoei'
Safe, anbernfans hes Geto Suriidcrftattet
piro. Dieie @arantie pire beteits ieit oie-
len Sabreu prompt befolgt.
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s.. &. gpaius Manufacturiua

s. s.. gpains misunderstanding
Co., go. l, 3, 5 unb z OFT 6outon.
StraBe, bat Die gr6Bte Musmabl In
@tnbs, pferbetrafts, Sampf. uni
9anb. Pumpen aIer Dirt uno boratg.
li6fter contribution; Mafer &6brer
aIer Mrt ne6f 3ubeb6r I'M @roBs uni
Rleinbaabel. 9pbraulii6e Rammer
unb Winbmiblen aler @r6ben gum
pumpen unb Mablen finb bort au ba'
ben ober tperben auf Beftellung beforgt.
@roBe Guswabl in olen Mrtiteln uni
bilige preiie bel sebiegenfer Nus.
fibrung.
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Ssrr 6. S. Mlaaer. So. 217 0a

$srr 6. s. asiiaer, So. 217 Oas
6oufou @traBe bdlt Hets bas boa=
fommenfte 2ager in 3e;denmaterta.
lien, Sapeten, Garden, 8ias, @piegeI,
CLOS, Biloerrabmen, Girni1ea unb allen
3ei@aens unb NaIersu tenflien. Stint,
lerif9 ausgeflbrte 8ilber unb Statuet,
ten &c. fnO in cine, febensDert6en @als
lerie CUR QnfGt uub gum Gerfauf auss
geffeat. Sn 8apeten u1lb 3immer6efos
rationen If bas @ei@madpolfe unb
Meuefe bort gu finben.
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~ Ger NJumber = e sftf;,s

nr Der pIumber 8. g. sltfina,
No. 20 Nbeuue . nabe poft : Office.
bat, UNI ben g~efteigerten Nnfpri@en
bic en- fem @ei6dft geiielt tperben,
na6tommen 81 f6nnen, it9 nit einem
tt@tigen Ga9manne, 9errn 3bOmas,
aHociirt unb mirb ME gep6bnIi1 our
3~ufriebenbeit bes publifums ale Muf.
fridge raid erlebigen. SeIepbon 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

tioismus iiegeu mr1b, slauben mir
aud, iere @nregung galt5 enti6ieben
beflirtpprte1t 5u miilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-06

saT' 6etr 6 b. 9teffeIbptf,
Der b%sfannte unb l~angidbrige Wirtb Der
Surnbale bat nun an Der Commerce
iraBe, gegeniiber boR @roos' 8ant,
eiue elegante WirtbFdoft eingetidtet,
mo tets frif6es Bier unb @etrdnte auer
Art uerubrei1t unb feiner 8unh ferbiri
pirS. Sosenrdume gu Dermietben.
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Staat Sbto, Stabt goIsbo,l
2ucuB b. s. g.

..Grant S. @bene1 bef6pSrt, bag er Der
altere gartner Der Sirma s. $. @beueA &
go. 1T, pel9e @ef6Sf!e !. bet Stabt Solcoo,
IN oben eenanntem @ountb unb @taate, tbut,
uaO oaB beiopte 8irma bic Summe bon Elm.
bunhert Dollars fir jeoen SAIL bon ga.
tartb betablen piro, ber burd ben @ebraud
bon 9all's &atarrb Sur ntdt aebetlt
neroen tatln. Granf 5. Gbeueh.
Sef9poren Dor mir unb untsr( Arieben in
meiner @essniOart am 6. September A. D. 80.
(sEAE u. IS. @Ieafon,
Wv 0feutlt@er 9otar.
5aa's 8otarrb aur piro i~nnerlie3 aenpm,
men uno pirft brett auf bas &lut unb Die
ldletmisen Sberfdden bes @nfems. aaft
gu9 umionf eeusnife fommen.
). 5. @beneb & &C., 1pleeo, Obio.
~ Terfauft bon apotbetern, Is @ts.
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Sn griiheI pir6 bemnddft be

= Sn Sriifel wirb bemnd6it Der
S~Mternationale So5ialiiten : &ongreB
auiammentreten. IS perben auf Dem
ielben 9euti6lanb, Sranfrei6, Seiters
rei6zllngarn, Sollanb, Selgien, Stana
binapien, autralien unb bic Ser.
Staten pertreten fem. Ser nd9lte
&ongreB pirb wabri6einli6 in Chicago
obaehalten perben.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
SILK Workers Resolve That Neither
Free Trade Nor Protection Will
Benefit Workmea.
That the Only Protection They Will
Get is That Which They Give
Themselves.
The Boycott on Clark's 0. N. I. En-.
dorsed Strikers i'm the Coke
Districts Quiet.

PATERSON, N. J., April l.. The
quarterly convention Of the United Silk
Workers Of America, which has just
ended at Allentown, Pa, was presided
over by District Master Workman Emil
Kaminski, of this city, The following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The silk industry, despite
the high protective tariff. is at present
in most deplorable condition, wages
being 80 low that skilled operatives are
seeking other occupations, and in view
of the fact that since 1889 the wages OF
ribbon weavers have been reduced
per cent, be it
Resolved, That the United Silk Work
ers appeal to the friends of American
labor not to purchase silk fabrics Of for
eign manufacture which are actually in.
ferior to those made here; and be il
further
Resolved, That, in our opinion neither
protection nor free trade benefits the
workingmen, and we therefore cal
upon all silk workers who are unorgan
ized to band themselves together in the
national body. And it is our further
opinion that the only protection work
men will ever receive viii be that they
give themselves.
The boycott on the thread manufac
tured by the Clark company, Of Kear
ney, was indorsed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
FIRED FOR FRAUD.
Boston City Architect Removed for
Alleged Corruption.

Boston City Architect Removed for
Alleged Corruption.
Boston, April Mayor Mathews
sent message to the common council
announcing the removal Of FL. H. At
wood, city architect. He also sent in
the appointment of e. NJ. Wheelwright
in the place of Mr.. Atwood In his letter
to Mr.. Atwood notifying him Of his re-
moval, the mayor reminds him that on
March II, in self-appointed interview,
he urged upon him (the mayor the expe-
diency of his own reappointment on the
ground that the Office could and would
be used for the political advantage Of
the mayor. You stated, !" says the
mayor, that in case you were reap
pointed, you could control at least forty
or fifty votes in the next Republican
mayoralty convention, and you felt con-
fident that your influence would be
sufficient to cause that nomination to 70
to such person as the Democratic party
might prefer. Your willingness to sug-
gest a corrupt bargain of this character
confirms the opinion have been for
some time forming Of your unfitness for
the Office Of city architect.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
WANTED TO az lNsuLTEo.


Chicago Real Estate Men Arrested for
Seeking Bribe--O One Juryman.
CHICAGO, April Martin G. Shan
non and John J. Hopper, real estate
dealers, have been arrested for compile
ity in case of attempted jury y-bribing.
Hopper confessed his guilt. and although
he told q story that apparently left no
hope for Shannon, the latter denied the
charges against him. Shannon, who
was Juror in the suit of John Cutting
ham, messenger boy, against the West
and North Chicago Street Railway com
panies for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries, proposed to Hopper, according
to the latter's story, to approach the
agent of the street car company and
make proposition to hang the jury for
$500. This Hopper did and the agent
of the company apparently entered into
the scheme, but later the railroad law
yers informed Judge McC Connell of the
entire affair. Shannon and Hopper were
arrested and held in 81 900 bail for ex-
animation Wednesday morning.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
italian Minister Recalled from Wash.
ington Because OF the New
Orleans Affair.
lemecke Will Not Be Treasurer-Lat.
est Rumor Gives the ONCE to
Nebecker, OF Indiana.
Notables,N ,Nuptials In Washington-An.
other Of Justice Fuller's Daugh.
ters Married.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Baron Fava,
khe Italian minister, has been recalled
from the United States by bis govern
nent on account Of dissatisfaction in
connection with the New Orleans af-
Fair. Baron Fava called at the state
Department and withdrew his passport
and other papers. The affairs of the
italian legation are now temporarily in
charge of Marquis Imperiali, who has
authority to transact current business
only.
Equal to Declaring War;
1t is reported from Rome that eighteen
Americans have been arrested there and
held as hostages.
Blaine Would Not Talk.
Secretary Blaine was seen by an Asso-
ciated Press reporter and absolutely re-
fused to say word.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01

washingfon Gossip Says Local Indiana
Politician VIII he Treasurer.
NEW York, April Ia special to
tThs World from Washington says the
--latest, rumor about the trsasuryship is
That the name of e. Fl. Nebecker, of
Fountain county, Indiana, is being con-
|9idSred for the place. Mr.. Nebecker is
- local politician of means who has
beyved as a member Of the Republican
state central committee.
Lemcke Doesn't want OMce.
WASHINGTON, April Hon. J. A.
|I.emckc, Of Indiana, who has been prom
inently mentioned As the probable sue
seseor Of United States Treasurer Hus-
Apn, has informed the president that his
| kealth was 90 bad that he did not desire
% be considered in connection with that
of6ce any longer, especially as he had
srranged to 90 abroad in May. II Is
snid q the White House that, while Mr.
Lcancke had never been rendered the
treasuxaEship, his name had been very
fnyDs1hly considered in that connection,
aiso that Mr.. Hust0n's resignation win
not be accepted until his successor shall
have been appointed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
PRoPHesYIAe WAR.
Father Craft Takes Very Gloomy View
of the Indian Situation.

Father Craft Takes Very Gloomy View
OF the Indian Situation.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April Some
time before the outbreak at Pine Ridge
agency letter was received here from
the Rev. Father Frances M. j. Craft,
the Indian missionary, predicting the
disturbance. Another letter has been
received in this city fy Mr.. Eugene T..
McAuliffe from Father Craft, who is
his personal friend, predicting another
disastrous outbreak among the Indian
tribes at the agency unless management
Of the Indian troubles is at once trans
ferred to the war department.. He says
the causes of trouble still exist, and
whites are ait the mercy of any rascal
who finds it to his interest to annoy
them. The only thing that hinders q
speedy and permanent settlement of all
difficulties by an immediate transfer oi
the Indians to the war department is the
desire of politicians to retain plunder.
The American people should turn these
politicians out OF the Offices. They have
their powers, to our loss and disgrace.
They are responsible, if they fail to act
ut once, for evils that win certainly fol.
low. Heaven grant that may not now
be making. another prediction, to be
lightly regarded and terribly verified.
If the Indians are not to be transferred
to the war department, but are to be
further robbed and abused, suppose
must prepare for another dose of lead
and steel, which viii, hope, be more
effective than the last. / am heartily
sick and tired Of witnessing miseriei
that cannot correct, and sharing the
suffering of the unfortunate Indians and
brave soldiers who are forced into con
flict and then slandered by the cowardly
politicians who slaughtered them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
BRoWR-FULLER.
Another Daughter OF the United States
Chief Justice Married.

Anether Daughter OF the United States
Chief Justice Married.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The mar
risge Of Miss Grace Fuller, the eldest
daughter Of Chief Justice Fuller, to
Archibald Lapham Brown, of Chicago,
took place at st. Johns Episcopal
church. Justices Bradley, Harlan,
Lamar, Brewer and Brown, of the su-
preme court; Senator Cullom and Cock
ran, Representatives Gibson and Mil
ihen, Sir Julian Pauncefote. the British
minister; the Corean minister, repre-
eentatives Of the Chinese legation, the
Nicaraguan minister, Postmaster Gen
eral Wanainaker and many others prom
inent in society and official life were
present. Rev. George w. Douglas tied
the nuptial knot. The floral decorations
were very simple. After the marriage
ceremony reception was held at the
Fuller residence.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
NO DROP m SUGAR.
Reports Sent Out Of Combine Betwee
spreckIes and the Trust.

Reports Sent Out OF Combine Between
spreckIes and the Trust.
NEW YORK. April LA special to
The Times from San Francisco says Mr..
Havemeyer, the New York sugar man,
has completed contract that win end
the long war that Claus Spreckles and
his sons have waged ON the sugar trust.
It is understood that the basis of agree
ment is division of territory. Spreck1es
agrees to retire from Philadelphia
and to confne sugar refining to this
coast, and to sell no sugar east of the
Rocky mountains. Havemeyer agrees
not to interfere with the sugar business
west of the Rocky mountains. The re-
suit of this combine will be to advance
the price of sugar. The new tariff win
reduce the price for time, but the big
operators win soon wipe this out, and
make sugar dearer than it now is.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
Arr.nging for . New Party.

CINCINNATI, April I.--Capt. Power,
the national organizer Of what Is known
as the Citizens Industrial alliance, II
here to arrange for the national con-
venticn To be held In this city May ~,
10 organize anew political party With
tha Farmers Alliance as the basis. Ho
says ct least 900 delegates viii be prss-
ent, repeeseuting thirty or mbr6 STATS.
The c0nsention has not the indorpo.
mons of the great Alliance bodies bui
individual man bers are taking an inter-
1t ii IL. sf
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
evidently nIurd Tered, but by whom I

Evidently Murdered, but by Whom
YANKToN, s. D., April lon the
evening Of Dec. IA, 1890, young man
named John Hobson was spirited away
from one Of the principal corners Of this
city and, although every means was
exhausted to discover his where
abouts, he could not be found. Lasi
Sunday morning Carl Guss, q IA yeal
old lad, discovered the body Of man or
the ice in the Missouri river, near thu
Nebraska side, opposite this city. The
corpse was fully identified as that oi
John Hobson. The watch and valuables
were found ON the body, and there il
nothing to indicate that he was robbed
That it is q murder is acknowledged
but who did it is mystery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
Big suit Against power,

New YoRK, April George r.
Woolson has brought suit against
Thomas G. Power in the supreme court
to recover $324, ,16'7 damages for breach
Of contract In the n1n-assignment IL
one half Of the stock OF the Helena Wa
ter company Of Montana, and ono-sixth
in the West Side Tor new) Water COM
pany of Helena, Mont Judge Barrett
has allowed Power to inspect the option
contract which Wo6lston made with the
aff,rkhnlfers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
Dedicated 1t Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, April 1.-The hand
some new building erected for the
National German-American academy,
the gift Of Mrs. Guido Phister and Mrs.
f. volge, was formally dedicated. Ad
dresses were made by Mr.. Somers Rich.
ard Barthold, Of st. Louis, as represen.
tative Of the North American Sanger
bund; Prof. Rosentengel, Of the state
university; Superintendent Anderson,
Of this city; Mr.. yogle and others. The
building cost about $50, 900 and viii
hereafter be the home of the teachers
seminary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-01
TlMtLY TOPICS.
Important EvsAas Of the Day Conciscly
4 Ghronicied.

Important EyeAts Of the Day Concisely
Earl Granville is dead.
The pops has Withdrawn co, ,00o, 900
francs from English banks to reinvest at
higher rates Of Interest.
/ Two hundred and fifty feet Of the
Chicago, Burlington and Northern track
was washed out between Stockholm and
Pepin, Wis.
Gustaye Hopping, an ex-pohceman OF
st. Paul, shot Nmself through the head,
killing himself Instantly. He had been
arrested for alleged theft.
John Glib, bachelor, living four miles
north of McG1egor, Iowa, was burned
TO death. The8 fire is supposed to have
originated from q defective stove pipe.
The Northein Pacific has let con-
tract FOR fortX new locomotives to the
Baldwin works at Philadelphia. The
stock S to be delivered for service by
July /.
The 12-year-old daughter Of John
Vendene1yen, residing in Green Bay,
Wis, was burned to death Monday
night. Her parents were visiting neigh
Dor, leaving her at home with q 15-year-
old sister OF unsound mind.
An Akron, Ohio, special says 200 men
employed by the Card Coal company, OF
Cleveland, Mt their mines at Wadswcrth
have been dismissed. The reason given
for this action Is that the employers
understood that the men had planned q
strike.
A Berlin dispatch states that the Aus
trian ambassador had long audience
with the kaiser, and the subject was un-
derstood to be the situation In Bulgaria.
IL Is said that Austria will nse force to
prevent Russian occupancy Of Bulgaria,
and the question is whether Germany
win assist.
John Morley writes TO an inquirer
| that the Liberals will not abandon home
rule, hat will decidedly endeAvor TO win
| it for Ireland. The Tories Affect to sneer
at Mr.. Morley's assertion, which they
contrast with the slight position given
home rule the party programme at re
cent elsctionsy
The secretary Of the interior has 90
proved list No. 10, embracing 30s, ,00t
acres Of land within the indemnity linn,
| its Of tAe Northern Pacific railroad II
North Dakota for an equal amount oi
lands lest within the grained limits oi
| the road in Minnesota. This approva
| makes these lands subject to state
county and municipal taxation.