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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
The Senate VIII Undoubtedly Give
Their Approval to the Behring Sea
Document.
This Result Made Possible By the
Moderate Tone OF Salisbnry's Last
Communication.
The Free Coinage Fight to De Opened
Up In the Senate Next
Week.

WASHINGTON. March 30.--A promi-
ncnt senator whose thorough knowledge
of what has occurred during the execu-
tive sessions Of the senate on the Behr.
ing sea treaty cannot be doubted, said
that the ratification OF the treaty con-
templated would be in accordance with
the report OF the majority OF the oom.
mittee on foreign r6lations, who have
steadily opposed the addition Of q stlpu-
lation imposing renewal OF last
years agreement before the treaty
should become effective. He said that Z
feeling OF hostility towards the attitude
assumed by Great Britain has been "a
strong in the senate that the report of
the minority OF the foreign relations
committee would undoubtedly have
been adopted, and the treaty suspended
TO await renewal Of the modus vivendi.
had not Lord Salisbury's last note ex-
pressed his willingness to arrange 4
mutually satisfactory agreement.
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MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA WEDNESDAY, MARCH so. 1892
That Neither nm Nor Cleveland Can j

ThNt Neither Hill Nor Cleveland Can Be
Eiected IL Nominated.
LOUISVILLE, March 30. Henry Wat
tcrson hasthe following in The Courier
journal:
From first to last the editor of The
Courier Journal has held to one posi-
tio1. namely, that TO win Mr.. Cleveland
must have the unanimous support OF
New York. On this point he has never
wayered, writing column after column
to laaintain it. and seeking by personal
efkoft to make IL good. AT no time has
hs cen for Hill. On the contrary, he
has repeatedly given reasons why Gov.
ernqr Hill should not be the nominee,
amt why he cannot be elected il he is.
II iestrange to see q journal so observ.
antks the Philadelphia Telegraph ig.
nor these facts in order to make II
Apppar that Mr.. Watterson has in any
waA at any time, on this point, changed
his opinion or had any hand in muddling
the Democratic situation. Exactly the
reverse is true.
Al. Cleveland stands aloof from the
battie. He declines the responsibility
q cxndiaacy. He leaves Others to say
the word. Thus required to cast in an
opinion among the rest, we must assert
y honestly. Considering the case a. ii
=, md facts AZ they are, we can see
only defeat in Mr.. Cleveland's nomina-
ton, and in that Of Governor Hill al
vel, and hence think 1t best to leave
New York out altogether in the selec-
tionpf nominee. II this be not done we
shall look confidently to the vindication
Of the wisdom OF the counsel which the
eiectaon will bring, or promising that in
10 event is the prospect very reassuring.
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A Rival Of sam Jones.

OTrUMwA, Ia. March 80. Abba Is In
furor over q phenomenal religious re.
vivM now in progress under the man.
agament of Rev. Mansur, q young Mis-
souri, divine but % years old, and who
promises to rival Sam Jones. His father
y stAte librarian in his native state, and
Of course the son had early educational
privileges. Before he had been at Abba
three days his audiences day and night
packed the church, and converts were
reckpned by the score. In ten days l26
hAd been converted, baptized and taken
into the church. The end has been pre-
rnAtnrely brought on by the Young
divine being called to Chicago, for
which place he has left to accept most
desirable pastorate.
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Death in . Restaur.nt.

LONDON, March 80. The burning OF
! restaurant at Pimlico caused the loss
Of several lives The fire broke out and
sproa4 30 suddenly that exit BY doors
and stairways was cut OF. Al waiter
named Lazan jumped from window
and was killed. Another woman who
leaped to the street was killed almost
instantly. It il said that another person
was suffocated by the smoke. Three OF
the inmates escaped by taking to the
roof, and making their way TO other
buildings. Death was already in the
house when the FIRE came. An infant
child OF Waiter Laxan lay dead in a
coffin awaiting burial.
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Han Calls IL a Rlun.

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, March 3d.
Hall, the pugilist, who Is now In this
place, was seen at his hotel here in
reference to the telegram from New
York to the effect that Fitzsimmons
had written to the New York Worl1
that he would meet Hall for the best
purse offered and side bet of $4,000.
The pugilist said: "Tll fight Fitzsim-
mons in any part of the world for any
money he can put tup, but can't reduce
below 163 pounds He knows this and
that's why he says 15s pounds. Its a
bluff pure and simple"
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Psul Union s.ocn Yards.

81. FeuI Union StocK Yards.
SourH ST. PAUL. March 30, lsss
HOGS-Steady. Receipts light and all sols
before the break on Eastern markets. Range
$I40aD4.55.
CATTLE-Steady, but quiet Light deman,
for butcher stuff, Bulk of receipts yearling
and stockers. Prime steers, 33.75lsl00; goo.
steers, $3.0oG35 80; prime cows, s2.5oa375; goo.
COWS, $2001S.50; common TO fair cows. N51
zoo; light veal calves, S3.00a4O0; heavy calves
S2.00030G stockers, s2.0a1I2.50: feeders s2.Sod
S.0G bulls, stags and oxen, Sl.x5Qb225.
SHEEP = Steadr. Muttons, S4.75c15. 50
stockers and feeders, $3.50ls4 so; lambs, s5.
05.25. @
Receipts: Hogs. 900; cattle, 500: calves, II
horses 10.
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SENATORS ARE RESPONSIBLE.

Kxscutive session Secrets Divuiged BY
the Msmbsrs Themselves.
WASHINGTON, March 80. General 81.
v. Boynton, the veteran correspondent,
writing about the leakage OF executive
secrets about which the senate is now
so concerned, says: The proceedings
OF the executive sessions become known
simply and solely because senator's al
vulge them. II senator's should reform
there would never Be = word made pub
Lie except what was guessed at. OF
course, much Of the matter that appears
in the press drifts around at second
hand from senators, but the primary
disclosure is always from = senator and
moro frequently than any other way
directly from senator to the CORES
pondent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
Ths Baltimore f,laims.

SANTIAGO, March 80. Minister Egan
1t is said, will not move in the Carlson
case except to refer it to the state de
partment at Washington. The claim.
OF the Baltimore men are creating con
siderable discussion here. It is the gen
eral impression that when the claim.
are presented to the Chilian congress.
the sums agreed upon win be voted q.
not IN any wise acknowledging the righ
Of the demand, but as q charitable, hu
name act, similar to the precedent Cd
tablished by the, United States in th,
case Of the Chinese killed at Rocl
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
Jalley for Goxernor.

+ WASHINGTON, March SO.-Numerous
letters are received here by South
Dakota representative indicating a
strong desire on the part Of leading Re
publicsns in that state to nominate
Congressman Jollsy for governor. It is
the desire OF the people in the Black
Hills to have representative in con-
gress, and they win support Jolley for
the governorship ii his friends will SUP
port man from the Hills for congress.
This deal seems likely of accomplish
ment.
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The Senate
Lamar Not seriousIy I'M.

WAsHMGroN, March 30. Reports that
Justice Lamar is seriously i'll are denied
ut his residence. He was prevented from
attending the supreme court Monday, it
was stated, by : cold, and he remained
IN bed. At present, however, he is up
and about after good nights rest, and
expects to be at the Capitol during the
day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
The De stsurs Case.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., March 3o.--No
motion for new trial in the De Steurs
case has yet been made, but notice of
intention of presenting such a motion
has been filed with the clerk of the
courts by the baron's attorneys. The
defense is preparing for a huge fight In
the future, which is generally conceded
Will take place next October at the gen.
eral term of the supreme court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
IA silver League.

DENVER, Colo, March 3O.-The state
executive committee Of the Colorado
Silver league has issued an address to
the voters of Colorado and the United
States. The address sets forth that the
organization is purely non-partisan
one and its object is to unite voters OF
all parties throughout the West and
South, to secure, If possible, the nomi-
nation Of free coinage candidate on 4
free coinage platform ct both Minne-
apolis and Chicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30

WASHINGTON, March so. Assistant
Secretary Nettleton, Of the treasury de-
partrnent, has written to Secretary
Foster an Official letter demanding the
resignation Of Hon. w. ID. Owen, super
inten1ent Of immigration. It Ii believed
that Owen will now have to 20, as he
has long been an obstacle to the work Of
General Nettleton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
Discussed IN Cabinet.

WAsHINGToN, March 80. Promptly
ct II 10 q. N. the cabinet met in the
room in tho White House, all the mem
bers being present The Behring sea
question was taken up at once and
President Harrison's response to Lord
Salisbury's last note was discussed. It
viii be, given to Lord Pauncefote at
once, it is understood.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
A Mis.issippi r.and.,,de.

NATcHEz, Miss, March 30.--A land
slide occurred just below the wharf
landing late in the evening. It is esti-
mated that - much as ten acres sunk
from 10 to 20 feet. Two hundred feet
OF the track Of the New Orleans and
Western railroad WAS taken out, and it
was necessary to build . temporary loop
before trains could reach the denot.
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A Leper at Large.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, March 3d.
A Chinalnan afflicted with leprosy was
discovered here. It is believed that he
was recently smuggled across from Vic
toria. Late In the afternoon the patient
escaped and cannot be found. TIE
The Chinaman is suffering from severe
case OF leprosy, and the health officers
are apprehcnsive that the disease might
anread
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ReIisf Tor The (,hippewas.

WAsAINuToH, March 80. = Senator
Villas hAs prepared bill to pay $2OO, 900
relief 70 the Chippewas Of Wisconsin
and Minnesota The bill relates to old
claims not touched by the demands Of
the Minnesota delegation now IN Wash
ingtOu.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. March ~. 1S9s.
OPENING PRICES.
WHEAT-May, 7sssc; July, sa1sc.
CORE-May. 40c; July 3S>f.
OATS-May, @ssSc.
PORK-May, $ls.37]5; July, l0.57Ja.
LARD-May. SB.3s11s; July, Se.Es.
SHORT RIBS-May. S5.7z19: July, S5.s71s.
CLOSING PRicHs.
WHEAT--Aay, 7a34c; July. S056e.
CORN-May. 4o94c; july, a9sS03g3lc.
OATS-May. 2S76c.
PORh--Aay. Slo.zs1SGelo.4o; July, Sllafa.
I0.5gk
LARD-Aay, $3.50; July, S6.40.
SHORT RIBS-May. $s.zs5s; July, 5.sA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
ohio. SECRETARY 81 state Re.,rn,.

/ ohio's Secretary of State Resigns.
TOLEDO, O., March 30.--A special to
The Bee from Columbus, O., says Secre-
tary OF State Daniel j. Ryan has re-
signed. He does SO in order to take the
Office OF executive commissioner of the
worlds fair commission from Ohio.
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Chicago Live Stock,

CHICAGO UNION Stock YARDS,
March 30. iss3.
CATTLE--Firm.
HOGS-Strong, &c higher. Heavy, s47oa
04.ol
SHEEP-Barely steady.
Receipts: Cattle, $500; hogs. l5.0D; sheep,
5000. -,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
me Henss.

!. The Houae. IL
WAsuMoros, March so. Owing to
the action on the silver bill, which rele-
gated IL to the house calendar, the at
tendance was small, and an expected
red letter day In the annals of legisla-
tion was thereby lost, the house devot-
ing its time to the tariff debate.
A letter was read from Mr.. Mills, Of
Texas. stating that he had transmitted
his resignation a. member of the house
TO the governor Of Texas to take effect
ut once.
Bills were passed for the relief of
Daniel Maclure and TO establish port
Of delivery at Des Moines, Ia.
The house then went into committee
of the whole ON the tariff bill. Mr..
Harter Dem. J, OF Ohio, was the first
speaker. BE favored the free wool bill.
The Senate
WASHINGTON March 80. Mr.. Stew
srt, Of Nevada, gave notice in the SEN
ate that Immediately after the morning
hour on Monday next he should cali up
his free coinage Of silver bill, now on
the senate calendar, with an adverse
report. AT Q O'Clock the senate went
into executive session on the Behring
sea arbitration treaty. A call Of the
senate was ordered.
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Nfinneapolis Wheat.

ININNEAPULIS, WATCH OF I5a5.
WHEAT-March closed 7st{a. Nay opened
7514c; highest s5c; lowest 751kc: closet
at 1876; June opening. nc; highest, re: low
est, 77c; July opened at 77zsc; highest
7s9sc bid; lowest. 775sc; closed 7sakc
On track-No. hard, sc; No. 1 Northsrn
nc; No. Northern, 7Ia73c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-30
Royal Baking Powder
Is Superior to Every Other
The United States Official
Investigation

Of Baking Powders, recently made under authority OF
Congress- by the Department Of Agriculture Washing
ton D. c. furnishes the highest authoritative informa
ton as to which powder is the best The Official Report
The morning call., 1892-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority OF certain deed Of trust,
duly executed by H. II. BORCH Frs, party OF the
first part. TO HENRY c. CAMPBELL aud THAD-
DEUS Il. KENT, parties OF the second part, and the
same being dated June 3, 1889. and recorded in
the office Of the County Recorder Of the County Of
Fresno State Of California, In Book 80 of Deeds. at
page A. and following. and also recorded in the
ollce of the County Recorder OF the County OF
Tulare, State OF California, IN Vol OF Trust Deeds
at page 500 and following, aud in pursuance OF a
resolution passed on the GATH Gay OF December,
1891, by the Board Of Directors Of said san
fFancisco savings Ohl0D q corporation, aud the
holder or the note (NO 454l to secure payment Of
which tho aforesaid deed OF trust was executed.
declaring hat default had been made in the pay
Inent or interest and other sums due under said
ing HENRY {. CAMPBELL aud ThADDEUS b.
KENT, Trustees. to sell the real estate described
therein 10 satisfy said Indebtedness.
We. HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B.
KEN. Trustees, do hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the Esd day OF January, AID. 1892,
Of the Courthouse IN the city OF Visaia, State OF
California we VIII sell at pubic auction, TO the
highest bidder Ter cash IN gold coin OF tue United
States, al mat piece parcel OF land situate In the
County Of Fresno, State Of California. described
According to the Official pIats aud system of
surveys Of the Government OF the United States
In township fourteen q - south Range twenty
two (22) east, Mount DablO base and merchant
OF Section eighteen (lS) the northwest quarter
INV IA, containing ons hundred and SIXTY (l6O)
And also that piece or parcel of land situate in
the County OF TuIare state OF California, and
described accord Dg TO the official piats and Sys-
TEN OF SURVEYS OF the Government OF the United
states, as follows:
In Township seventeen 90 south. Range
twenty-four ga east, Mount Diablo base aud
meridian,
OF Section twenty-three (23) the northwest
quarter (NW. ~, containing one hundred and
sixty l60) acres together with the apPartena
Terms Of sale-CaSh IN gold coin OF the United
States; ten per cent payable TO the under
signed on the fail of the hammer; balance on de
livery of deed; aud not paid, unless for want
OF title lJen days being allowed for search. then
said ten cent 10 be forfeited, aad the to be
e a
HENRY C. CAMPBELL rr.....
IHADDE6S b. KENT, ! AiuS'0oS-
t-I ! d .ll.
The morning call., 1892-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority OF certain deed OF trust, duly
executed BY Charles l. Oettle party Of arst part.
10 Henry @. Campbsll and Thad1eus b. Kent, parties
OF the second part. ana the san francisco Savings
Union, OF the third part the same being dated Ne
yember /, 1889, and recorded IN the Office OF The
County Recorder OF the county of Tuiare, State OF
California. in Book . OF Trust Deeds ut page 1873
ahd following. ana IN pursuance of resolution
passed on the 18th day of November. 1891, by the
Board OF Directors of said san Francisco Savings
Union. corporation, and the holder OF the note
tNO. 96Il) TO Securs payment of which the afore-
said deed OF trust was executed, declaring that
ueI autt had oeeu made IN the payment OF interest
aud other sums due under said note and deed OF
trust, and requesting and directing Henry @.
Campbell and haddeus b. Kent Trustees, to sell the
real estate described therein TO satisfy said indebt-
edness, we, Henry G. Campbell and Thaddeus r.
Kent Trustees, do hereby give notice that on Sat
urday the sd day OF January, A ID. 1892. at 10
O'Clock A. N. of that day, and at the front door OF
the Courthouse in the city Of Eisaiia, county OF
TulaTe, State of California, we viii sell at public
auction. the highest bidder, for cash in gold coin
of the United SIate. all that piece or parcel OF
land situate In the county OF Tuare State OF Cali
tOrniA, described as follows. 20 wit:
According 10 the official plats and system of
veys OF the Government of the United States:
In Township twenty (2O) south, Range twenty-Six
t26leaSt, Mount Disblo base and meridian.
OF Section twenty three (3) the southwest quarter
OF the northwest quarter (SW. Il OF NV. "A ; the
west half aud southeast quarter OF the southwest
or Section twenIy-six (26), the west half OF the
northwest quarteriW y OF NV. IA; the fractional
SW. "a.
OF section twenty-seven (27l the northeast quar-
arter (NE ~, los one % aud the fractional east
half OF The southeast quarter rl. f. y of Sc ~.
Containing In all five hundred and twenty and
thrty-eIRht hundredths 1920 $4,000 acres, more
or less, together with the appuTteuapces.
Terms of Sale-CaSh. in gold coin OF the
UDited States: ten per cent payable to the under
signed Oh the fall OF tue hammer: balance on deliV-
cry Of deed: aud II not p i'd unless for want of
title (teu days being allowed for search then said
ten per cent TO be forfeited and the sale TO be void
Acts OF sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL, rr,.+aas
THADDEUS b. KENT. AiuS'eoS
1a2 9 Is d 70 %
The morning call., 1892-01-16
BEFORE THE PLUNGE.

A SOOn-tO- Be Benedick Takes Ample Pre-
caution for the Success OF the Job.
They were two young men AMI they Oc-
cupied a cross seat in an " / car The
conversation which eugTOssed them was not
intended 10 be funny, but 1t was. Every
body within eaTshot Of the pair wore a
broad smile, and the broadcast OF all, ac-
cording TO the n ew York Commercial,
ornamented the pretty face Of the swagger
girl who sat behind them.
This is why she smiled:
First Young Man (nervously)-I say. old
chap, il | should happen TO fan over my
feet or anything like that as we do that con-
founded march up the aisle, just brace Inc
with word or two, will You?
old Chap (gayly)-Why, certainly, Beres-
ford, old boy, you depend on me and I'll
put you through in great shape. As best
man l tr0t in Il class all by myself.
BeresfoTd-And you wont let me forget
the ring?
Old Chap-Nixey.
Nor slip up on any Of those blooming
responses?"
You'll be letter perfect"
'And If ] get scared and start to skip out
before the ceremony begins, you wont let
me go will you?"
Not IN hundred"
IF Uncle Jim collects n weeping jag at
the wedding br akIast, and starts in to re-
cite anything touching, can | depend on
you 10 choke him off ,"
"Pll talk him into a trance"
There's just one more thing want to
ask Of YOU"
What is it, Beresford?"
IF you hear OF anybody who intends to
spring wedding gift clock on Helen, stop
EN-"
Anything wrong with a clOck?"
$50 far she's got seven Of 'em, and eight
sets OF oyster forks"
At this point the swagger girl giggled so
loudly that the conversation suddenly ended.
The morning call., 1892-01-16
BURIED IN THE MIRE.

The Tragic Sensation That Has Aroused
the People OF Boston.
Boston has had many tragic sensations,
but few have aroused public Interest as
the finding, half buried in the mud Of the
Medford River, Of the body Of pretty Tena
Davis, who had been missing for the past
two weeks from her home in S0merYille.
There is a terrible mystery in her untimely
end. She was ., beautiful, accomplished,
q Suuday-schOol teacher and generally be-
loved. She lived with her widowed mother
and brother, IN SomeTville, where they kept
a uOtiOn-store founded with some $4,000
left by Aer father
A near Heighb0r was James a. Trefether
Of AedfOUd, the son OF a prominent citizen.
lie aud Iena were much together. and it
was reported that they were engaged, a ru-
NOR that Irna did not deny To confirm
the story she loaned Trelether nearly $1,000
10 open a store IN Everett. The day Of the
wedding was set, but suddenly Trefpther
grew Indifferent ana Tena found that he
was engaged 10 wealthy Boston girl. She
bitterly upbrsided hun and demanded that
he marry her, cOniesslng than she was in
trouble.
lie declined despite the pleadings Of the
mother aud brother. The girl kept after
him until he promised to meet her one even
ing two weeks ago and talk the matter over.
She went away and was never again seen
alive. Two days later her mother received
letter ostensibly from her saying she in
tended TO drown herself and relieving
Ireiether from all responsibility for her
condition. The letter was proven to be a
forgery. But as Ter hat was found floating
in the Medf0Td River the water has been
dragged for over a week. While the tide
was cut aud the ice broken on mud bar.
half buried the body Of the missing girl
was found.
Trefether denies that he met Tena at the
appointment but an examination of his
carriage by the police, discovered several OF
her long golden hairs fastened TO the seat.
ITefether was arrested, but denies any
knowledge Of the crime. A reward OF $1,000
Is OUT for the detection Of her murderer, for
suicide Is secuted at