The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-15
BRIEFLY TOLD.
A Summary Of Minor Matters of Interest
Throughout the World.

summary OF Minor Matters of Interest
Throughout the World.
1t ralned heavily in Southeastern Iowa
Monday Spring wheat generally is in
excellent condition.
At Saltwater, the boom, employing
800 men. Hersey-Bean saw mill, employ
ing 200, and the East Side Lumber com
panys mil, employing 100 men, started
up Monday.
Professor Foster, of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
who Il was claimed had three living
wives, and who has been on trial, has
been set free, the papers for his arrest
being declared defective.
Benjamin Levy, farm hand who
arrived in st. Paul three days ago from
Sioux City, was found dead at I o'clock
a. m, four miles below Gladstone. 1t is
supposed he fell from train.
FL. e. Riddle, mailing clerk; Oscar E.
Lawtoil, chief of carriers, and A. j. Nc
Clartys carrier, employees in the post
office o4 Spokane Falls, were arrested on
the charge of robbing the United States
mail.
N. p Ashby, of Des Moines, national
lecturer of the Farmers Alliance in
1889 and 1890, has purchased an interest
IN The Farmer and Breeder, of Cedar
Rapids. He will assume management
of the PAPER
Hattie Carter and Lizzie Lucas, two
young girls about 16 years old. myste.
riously disappeared together Monday
from St Paul. Their parents are fran
tic, as athe fact that the girls were of
good ssharacter leads to the belief that
they have been abducted.
While Constable Green was attempt
ing to arrest aw-breaking saloon
keeper at Burlington, Iowa, he was
heariykilled by mob of enraged saloon
keepers, who set upon him and beat him
down, tramped upon him, fracturing
his skull and gouging out an eve.
By afrecount of votes at Neenah, Wis.
the Republicans claim the election of
Whiting for mayor over Hesse, Demo-
crat. Hesse has taken the oath of Office
and will continue to act as mayor, as he
claims his election is all right. The
matter will probably be settled in the
courts
Henry Branch, of st. Cloud, MINI.
proprietor of the Grand URion hotel.
and a man of considerable wealth ,eloped
with Mrs. Hart, q widow. Branch took
with him about "a, 900 in cash, and be-
fore he left made numerous debts with
clothing merchants. He leaves wife
and family of grown up children.
In General.
The Argentine minister of the inte-
rior, Gen. Rocca, has resigned.
The emperors of Russia, Germany and
WIl IN, L.
aufumn for shooting excursion.
A body of troops has been sent to
Saar-Louis, in Rhenish Prussia, where
the excitement among the iron miners is
increasing.
Grand Master Newman, of the Train
mems brotherhood, has ordered all the
striking Burlington brakemen to go TO
work.
The medical faculty of the University
| Of Bonn has abandoned the use of both
Koch's and Liebreich's remedies for
tuberculosis.
The Turkish government has apollo.
| gized to Austria for an outrage at
Uskeb. Austria demanded satisfaction
with the result stated.
The export of mineral oils from the
United states during the month of
March last was 50, 400, 100 against
| $2,s95,651 during the same month OF
last year.
The citizens of Lubecf have resolved
to erect a memorial in commemoration
| of the kaiser's visit to their city. They
are very enthusiastic over the kaiser's
| good will for Lubbock, as expressed in his
| remarks.
| 1t is siown by the report of the
| United States consulate at Berlin that
| there has been a decrease I'M the exports
from Northern Germany to the United
States for the first quarter of 1891 of
/ So, ,439, ,S65, as compared with the exports
during the corresponding quarter OF
| 1890.