davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
lloRibninaen al nprne s,.a. iii

Sanmarf. Weo IampItibet "Balonr"
uoltlbeoss fDrIeoen 81 Scae til Dan.
mari. Seltene bar betalte meb fra 200
III 4 a 500 aroner. Ge norite S6e'te er
l'e9et eiteripur9te / 3anmart, bppr be
dilpenoes peo minore @aarosbrua.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Slbebranbe. 8rnite9aarOen, @oos

Slbebranbe. 8rnte9aarOen, @Ooss
fOrunlter Gtrups @aarO iamt 5 0uie /
BOe8lunbe ueb Sfiellt0r or br9not. A
0eite ~inoebrRnote Og II 5amllier er
busuIlOe. - Sloe6rauOen er fOranleois
get al Smaabgrn, Der lc9eoe meo Seno-
~itltter.
- 6orne MpllesaarO peO 6aabOrg,
tilbsrenoe 6rep Bile. Brabe til 6peos
bOlm, er iuloItenois neobrGnot ben 12te
april. Z Seite os IS aser inoebrRnote.
Staoen unllaaes til $4,000 Ser.
2aoebpgning % ire Qeu9er paa
@aaroen @9orup ueo Qalborg brRnote
ben lobe Qpril.
- Baa R%pobe9aaro Oeo 81. antuort-
lfuo neobrGnote ben 24oe glpril ben enc
al @lenoommens to 2Gnger.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
girefunInlater.

gieefuninlater. Better Sanieu /
Salt Safe Gitp er btepen nuertlenot iom
oaul, 8icetoniul / gerritpriet lltab
unoer aoniulatet / Chicago.
g. o. MeliUn i 2aclne er uor9pnt
til oan1t 8lcetoniut / 8iscpuiin.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

DIR. Senrif Sbien, Der M iOr fsrlte
@ano paa mangiolbise aar bar taset
fat Sopal / 5aorelaubet, ifal bore ops
iert | &riitiania Sfatteli9nin9 for en-
1ormue az zoe, 900 aroner os en- Vars
inStpat al 10000 8roner.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Srnfnet. 9annebrossmanb Sans
Better Mittelien fra 8oniilb Mart fanbs
ties iornplis orutnst / grsnoen / fin
Gienbom.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

&etttieh - psrsse bsisnblsisrt isr ir4prrsass
St9lt o. 9tnua. at ot btbassot Dab I'm aisssm 1T
~bsrtiaIot ksnrl ~ ct bore aV Dor ,If,ss Ssa Cseor
RsbIt I en- atSu al . aar "a 4 Dlannssu. Gas sses
ssr 2iet apg;t 1904 al gauqtbsisusdit.
5rto mso bass ztap. p,!Flaa gre bans Tius,i
SuHsv 8ssfsH. Gorolir, Rtlsrf,H.
Dalton, Rtnneietd. Vat hftleH
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
9jorniticrne gisrniOns Spu, 81.

mar, Der fer 6 gar iioen aniattes / bet
fineiilte 5olopGleu, ital sisre Ell raft
aarlere. !0an er III anlat / Staoen
Seul paa Sprea. Stoit bar ban Gait
ton.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Sfattefogeo Noaae | geraen er e

l9ngere 2ios Spselisbeb aisoaet peb
Seoen ! en- slloer af 70 gar, 8pgse,
Der bar fsbt 1918 % tcs jurioiit @ms
b~eoseramen / 1916, bleo / 1880 uos
nRp.lt til Sfatteio9eo / Bergen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

llnsarns tiolisere Siftator, Slbin.
gen 2uSpis aOsiutb, lisser for Tioen
ips i Turin, bpOr ban bar
opbolbt lis | flers Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

anpenbelie al Or. ausuit &6nis's
Samburoer mob Mnnsel paa Gppetit
bar belfanbis be beoite Jslser. 8ris
so Gents pr. State.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

9ebtrsbepisnins. Sage @ilbieIm
| Mariebo iplote ben 26be Gpril 70
Var, | boiltsn Gnleonins en- aomite
operratte bam to Walerier % en- aoresis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

3criom WpqeH fau qlge mig lluoerstHrug
ont bpur Blerger Blerfau cIer Raret Bier
tan ira Barop, Rorge, opbOlter fla, oil taH
q gre ham ietD on un6eyteGBebe su TOR IIe.
teltc ueo itrar at iirtuc I'll ma. pans itoite
GpboiDsitso bar WluHtayplts bon par bp.
ret til Nrbet6e Si0QeH iogrtgs Bnter. ~
u. 6ngd. @rart'e 5ogS. Gelou Meo'ctus
60, MtHu., 4{or 81.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
aapicin garoenaetb. G6ei iOr Is

Mapicin Baf0enHfib, 0BeI for 1B1
ioruattuinBen, Der IN CT iratrdaot oenne
StiQing, foroi ban or blepen lonrunt
tit 6bei for SBoiiter5itolen, mooiog
ben 16oe gprtl ira Spiorpaltninaens
Yerionole Ell Aoresie o. en- foitbar
8urooplats al Sglp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
10 Wiaiouer SprIfcnuoel err fr

6lsoeplgens Anitalt ouerienot til Gel
ltabet for 5iitebcitnnoens Sptomlt i
arlItianiafioroen. Dngelen ital o9re
uoIat paa ireOeoe @runoe / 5rogner>
ttten o9 Seltumtileu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

5atrom. Dirs. aurt c. Sa;roa,. lot ssu 8ott
Suii 1852 al 6ofeiSrtat Sebaunsi 81 burt 4rynooans
gen. bsot, dfst e tango tisl Z s,tts o. IagtrL ben
a9oe Dlatts IS9A utsegssHtos bsislts bfast cite arou
btusts @Ftsan, O ban DIT lttia slao opr II 'unHt
iaa aREsae e~sttnoeifs al fH lr5 paA 1tius Rrtitas.
iem s3iaa glt bsiatt ior bsuoeS @saott 6tErta ttstt
IA hfrsfs sisultJsHss 3~vstfmaat o. gprut De ist,
r%ttisitgsa. buor srtatl - Sar tabt "a trs puira % en-
R5osr, ptue,1 5aOsr sJ bso Wlos,rsu i,0n tntHu I
Norge eto rare oai3a BRs gsnot 5.aUss 5orB pan
give % ale Raaet ttl 81 ayatiet mss Egsiab ! psrrtus
Ittnsltt, o. b. 'nlaug aIt mlatls msos1 3iao cimtsn,
% inatn al Bore iaprgi 5lt1. o1ri aIeH,
porItaao. Etutlt So. q. Ealota.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

"StOre nOrOiife Selegraiielifab"
bar baUt en- Netto SnotRgt al ca. Al
Ntia. Sroner. StttionRrerne faar 81
psf.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Gmbeosinbileum. 8iitop gsien.
brop feire 23oe Ipril tit 5Osgars SUI
bilRum iom Gmbeosmanb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Gn hel siole bob al Siiterit. q

VII DtI Slult 900 uT IITIfrII. UH
bsilt ui9opanlis ps ierselis @ruab iii
observation-disclosures SuoitiIin3 err ops
itaaet peo 2ariis minOre 5olteitole
Semtlano. Sfolsns iamtlise Born, otte
/ 9ulet, blspen ipse al 3ifterit Os er !
2sbst at IA Gage aisaaet peo 9soeu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Stipenbier for Sefnifere / pripat

8~irtipmbeo CT | Statsraab bos 8un9en
eproas 23br Gpril tilbelt Snsenisr
Weslel, 5armaceut SanIen, 9etniterne
V. 9bre og s. SUbnien, Qrtitett Sob.
9el9eien u9 aemiter 6auau.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Srufneoe. Gu Bran, buort Der bar
3 Mano, fnntreOe | Soriens 6iorb,
boOrueb Spren !0cuier % Better 8eters
fen Sitter brutneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
81 9ensmanb / gislebs 90 aauool

CT al Nmtmaroen ooerens ltemmenoe
meo 9~erreosltprelie lens Sellutnin9 aniat
Sroforer % Sparebanttas Ierer Ssrsen
Sislebg.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Gaptein 9nmbolB, ben betjenbte
Spoaseliesreiienoe aarl 2umbolb's
5ar, err oso so Aar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Yrinicsie Mtarie a8ter eIter 5Orlp.
oenoe iummen meO fine Bgrr at tils
brinse Ell Del al Sommeren I 6rnnt
rtge.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

"Ylip min!" bah ban | 2sbsansit.
1Sissr 9e mel, iaa maa iss os!A Reu
ben bisrtslsie &pinbs IA nei. Oct er
M ierti aar iioen. Ssuar osbe ban.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Selina al 0erre0er.

~tFFHB NJ gttttUtF' ~VFFH5 N
nloif Gin9la9 er b~eiluttet / iibite Stats.
raao Stodbolm; berimoo er anbras
9euoe ON Ceiling al Giosberg Serreo
%afIlaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Wteoaiaen Tor Srufneoes Febning
er TIBET arDostoloa8iiltent @6r. Nl.
anorelen al S%uno6perne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Giteriporgiel.

eisripsrHr taota3yi tsrtsr 'or n tats Cert %.
Orr. On eostoo. 4 o., f~orse1aao 10 ct Raou. uJ'
rss ior ct Orb. Gt abrtlfimsHt -rttor3Bs g,ata'
Iaitt %anlas,ns Of 75.gD &C. o,0DJ aau usa aott'
tisismtu,,r. Der ne ,t0ass5 Ii 5et4l,aL llIsI 10
SsHigH IT,
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

auHtiop - nsrcsb bsfisnstaisrts ior Etv3t cs
gfHusr. al otrtH osu III, sptil go ~ htat o. rotis
Iso b],Utl,ott n,iH ai,sss nahru H~asuStloa IN Alder
~ iGa G4L 80 tsAt N~sstBoatitr. Srer GasetaHss.
baden. - 6rso nso Stsost ptIRsuh En- Jatasul
B1bbsrt Bnutiou.
RnG, RobbsttfaA ScjJ 6sbbuli5n.
GAit0. IAlscpuNu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Em Npaeu, iom lRjer bette. fan uuotr.
rette mtg ON. BUor alur.fp &gcr UpBgi5cr
Tia, of ban gIoUc mia en- tor Igeatiie. 5rl(t
lel ferte fra ham, par ION / Stuitle, 8dit-
VIZ bUHD {. gteiion, Dor 3, "a
e ouuer, Sfaait So, 2Saih. 312
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
NiasSaaSbuaninaeu olt

Rigsou9en after iamles, pRre belpit
meo Glettricitet. Bdabe 6oltetbin9ss
ialen os 2unostbingsialen opIpies meo
@leoelamper.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Qoiotfifets llSbutte b(ir ioor life

mere END bet 9alue al buao bet pleier
at pare. Der er fun Opfitet l64 Mil-
lion Silt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

aan Hoaer aiue mia Gam. 2. 8eIious
aorssis2 SON opbol0t tia Glclact, IttHn.,
I december Mdauco. Eari Aeliun 22l
9eoar abc, N~ilHueapoiie, W}luu. 1862
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Observation-Disclosures. Snipcttsr 5linbt
peo be t9l. Sauer, Der nplis iplote 70
aar, mooto9 al 9apernes @artuere en-
Imut Sglobproopiat5.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Afoeoe Statsminilter Suerorups

ylbli0tbef, Der ltnl ltal bare me9et
fort og ri9bOloi9t, ital ON fort 3io
iHl9e8 peb Quftion.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
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It'll q

ale. lem ialssr pogs rsritt tsas1 { #ar. TFs
bgbts blot ~ SaHa yipgt. Gptq8atFqlt frit. IfiifrtB
WAyERLY PUBLISHING co, Chicago, Ill
ATAJ
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

6or geoebagens NiifaHelie bar M
uslaa Eraiteitabet / Sgnore Sarlsberss
8rupItl uotalt ii8.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

8tatsfors - @ieatniagE Bsnnst " Sshsubtt
az Dts. O.t 6.lt1oro uso Crane 6rtgt. Gbtfalu 60,
Coma. unbsrr'ttss om al bun titsr 1t mangsgartat
1p3Hes af5tt D,p DsosH. ION Si Tar baabs E.otn paa
Siu5 osH agos Hprits a. tn slstt al 80 Rar. % bl,s
~Btsyaotu osn 25ss iau,pt p~iaau,o.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Gn Acknowledgment / 5rOnbs
biem 3iitritt er / iioite Stat&raao bos
aun9en b%eiluttet inboraget.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
yano.---VanO,

VI bar Iai,It5er Atrc5 al u0mpgtgt grds
rtes % 5ioDlauo for 5aiq / WtuRelotn.
BiscoHFn. Moro. oq SB6rI a,ota. 9lrbrata
o. Soma. Bort be0ite Sielelau0 tiqqer /
Sinnti, 4me, ~ He gae. Carlton, 5ue6 og
Worrii0A 90rHtler WiiHusleta. Ia pt
betit iRlaer Canoe. III prCielige gipbpeaers,
iDm Oi Uyoprls Sauoel. iaa ioE6rer uI tuH
en- rinae Eel al slgteiummen ~iontdHi,
Beiten benituar en- lang I'D moo Ell lao
Hente. I'll 5armere, iom eisr Team o.
Winit ner oil Ul i9ige 2ano pnn ben iaaialote
Crop Payment Plan og u6eH at ierore uogsn
ION taut Detailing Or ierfts aars grsse er
inoboitet. vi uil eneog bl9lue i1noanre ajs'
bere at betale bereS Hetie.
On DC fJeber S'ouiaEo, oil ii iDgbe osrsa
Sf0p.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Cuitae - BET 5stentt8isr's bsTnso ior trausr,nst
Sl1st "a 8sHusr. at BET 5'basso, cub fin 9tBsom at
~bSgi'aiot fla b,tts III ct b,5ts yio Ctu go, aptiI 1892
Dor b~stt,fsat 5sr Sobn Dlartin 0nnas otter en-
Naausos Sgleom af @~i1titbe ten Alsr al s aar. 10
Aaantar % IL D4gs. Sot9iortrt o. Sstsuss fst,r
1abet al en- az % sm Gsn o. Sroou ms8ti og5i. men
t 5oEotsniHg,u ON, al bar Hu r iaosaaa Ga spiss
9tDs 5r,lis. fgr Vi a'so 155. h,rr,a qts. G3rr,u isa.
GsrTsns 8aun p1rs loBst.
Sal5tauo q Cnit1b. 7Hgrt Cniias.
T. Sstltt,
RprtkfsI5. ben I2tt Uyai ls4s.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

StHatgs. 70 6opper Ga ct Jd
- ttia a. bIaigt. "1es0rat' 9uitGu"5 0r.
petition a%Hutier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Tait GtenOom

Tiliataa. - 6u 600 8taos ior en-
Smeo. @aautugsBas, Sbop ca Nsoita,
Der, iRlae5 al ~ 5g8el @nriietb, MINT.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

fountain. atumors 90, mtau. s,a q. Rsi issa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
The Little Town Of Kinsman, O., Wis.
tied by a Terrible Flood as the
Result Of Storm.
It Came without Warning and Swepi
Away Several Buildings-At Least
Six Persons Drowned.
Corpses Of the Victims Found In Drift.
wood Below the own--Feared
There VIII Be More.

NILES, May a7.--A waterspout burst
over Kinslnan, small village twelve
mikes northeast of this city on the Pyma-
tuning river, drowning six persons and
destroying buildings, stock and crops.
The water fell in torrents for q few
hours. The farmers did not nee, think
ing there was no danger and would have
been safe had not dam two miles above
the village broken without warning. y.
B. Robbins house was on the brink d
the river. He and his wife and two
children were eating breakfast when the
food came II is presumed they started
to Zee, but too late. X. Stewart and
con were in their barn which was carried
away. Their house w1thstood the tor
rent, and Mrs. Stewart Witnessed the
drowning Of her husband and son. j. p.
Campbell and wife were carried down
stream, but lodged on an abutment Of :
bridge and were rescued. The bodies q
the six drowned were in large pile U1
driftwood, which reached nearly across
the river. Searching parties are over
hauling the driftwood, believing thai
more bodies will be found. Many horses
and cattle were swept away.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY, MAY p. 1882
CAME TO TIME.
Two More Eastern Roads Accept BTr
Midglcy's UItimatum.

Two More Eastern Roads Accept Mr..
z Midglcy's UItimatum.
u CHICAGO. May 81. When the 500 line
Rnd Canadian Pacific cut the rates on
hides and wool from st. Paul to Boston
the Grand Trunk was the only Eastern
line that offered to pro rate with the
Northwestern roads in meeting the re-
Eductions via Chicago. Accordingly the
Western Freight association issued tar
IFS on the basis of the reduced rates,
making them good by the Grand Trunk
only. Then the other Eastern roads ex-
pressed q willingness TO make similar
arrangements, but Chairman Midgley,
backed up by every road in
the association, declined the offer
and remained loyal to the Grand
Trunk. He afterward, however, agreed
TO consider this proposition, provided
they would re-establish the arrange
ment on west bound traffic that was
|canceled by the Central Traffic associa-
ton one year ago. THIS arrangement
guaranteed the same rates from Eastern
points to st. Paul and Minneapolis by
way of Chicago that might at any time
be made by way Of Mackinaw. Both
the Michigan Central and Lake Shore
have accepted the condition and con-
sented tn put into effect again the west
bound traffic agreement that existed
4 prior to May, 1891.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
EDITORS GET DOWN TO WORK.

The National Convention Called to Order
at San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, May 27. The national
editorial convention was called to order
at $50 a. m. by President Cappeller.
The president read his annual address.
He called attention to the legislar
ton now before congress In the inter.
est Of the press. He also called atten.
tion to the reports ON type setting ma
chimes, which, he said, showed them tc
be practicable and superior to hand
work for newspapers. He suggested the
appointment Of committee to prepare
an exhibit for the worlds fair. The
legislative committee recommended q
vigorous fight before the coming conven.
tions to prevent the government printing
Office from competing with job printers
in printing envelopes. The committee
also reported that it had made a fight tc
compel the government to change its
systems wherever publishers were com
PEELED to pay public rates for To-, "A.
tribution of newss,rapers. The renor,
was adopted. The rest Of the session
was spent tn the reading of diferent
papers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
May Not Have 5 state Fafr.

GRAND FORKS, n. D., May 27.-Ths
state board of agriculture has been un
able to secure from the railroad com.
panies a concession of free transporta-
hon Of exhibits. The delay occasioned
in waiting for favorable action by the
railroads finds the season now so far ad-
vanced thst the fair will probably not
be held this year. The subscribers to
the guarantee fair fund, of $1,000, are
voluntarily turning over their subscrip-
tions for the purchase of permanent
grounds for the state fair as contem-
plated in chapter twenty-four Of the
laws of 1890, upon which condition the
fair is permanently located at Grand
Forks. n
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
Took Carbolic Acid.

BRAIyERD, Mimi, May 27.-This city
was thrown into a state of excitement
over the supposed suicide of Mrs. James
Frost Wednesday morning. Mrs. Frost
called the hired man and sent him over
to town with message for friend of
hers, telling her to come quick as she
was i'll. When the lady arrived Mrs.
Frost was found in bed in an uncon-
scious state, having taken quantity Of
carboic acid, and was past all help.
Whether her motive was suicide or the
acid was taken by mistake is conjecture
and wild rumors are being circulated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
vanderbilt May become rnsano.

New YoRK, May 27.-The Press says:
ut is feared that Cornelius Vanderbilts
mind may become unbalanced because
of his grief for the death of his eldest
son, William Fl. He is watched con-
stantly and at night some one, sits up
In his bedroom. The distracted father
Is utterly prostrated, and the Press
learns through an unquestionable source
that his mind has been seriously af-
fected by the shock of his bereavement.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
Another bad Crevasse.

VIcKsBURa, Mass, May 27.--The
latest crevasse has occurred at Craig's
Landing, Ark, and threatens the line Of
the Vieksburg, Shreveport and Pacific
railroad, as well as the fertile region
known as the Tensa Basin. It win also
overflow considerable portions of the
river parishes of East Carroll, Madison,
Tensa and probably Concordia. The
parishes affected are among the most
populous IN the state, and an overflow ut
this season means bankruptcy for the
plantation owners and starvation for the
laborers and tenants. It Is not cutting
fast, but there is no hope Of closing it at
this stage of the water.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
GROWING SERIOUS.
tn Mississippi Continues to Rise stsadiIJ
at ST. Paul.

In Mtssissippt CONTINUES 20 Rise StSs0Asy
at st. Paul.
ST.. PAUL, May 27.-That the waters
Of the Mississippi viii cause consideranle
damage within the next day or two now
seems certainty. The people living
along the river banks are apprehensive,
and many more families In the lower
grounds have deserted their homes. Al
Q q. m. the government guage showed !
height Of 1875, and ct noon had scarcely
increased perceptibly. 1t remained IL
most stationary until dark, and all dan
ger was supposed to have been passed
After dark, however, the rise began
again, and by midnight the gauge
marked depth Of 1913, and the water
still rising. It became apparent that a
heavier body Of water than was antici-
pated was pressing downward, and the
best authorities expressed the belief that
the rise would continue steadily and
bring the river, to the danger mark by
night. Should general storm occur
during the day great havoc would be
caused along the banks of the Mississippi.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
pan cave way.

CHIPPEwA FALLS, Wis, May 27.-
News from the upper country was to
the effect that the Gilbert dam ON, Yel-
low river had gone out. Manager Irvine
was seen and said the damage was not
serious, ss the rear end Of the Yellow
river drive had passed before the dam
broke. The giving away Of the dam is
q surprise, as the water had begun to
subside.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
10 Arrange an interstate shoot.

CHICAGO, May PA meeting of the
military men Of the state troops Of nli-
nois, Iowa and Minnesota is being held
at the Grand Pacific hotel. The object
of the gathering is to select time and
place for holding the next annual inter
state competitive shoot. All the details
Of the shoot, ranges, distances, ETC., will
be perfected. Minneapolis viii probably
be selected as the place, and some day in
the latter part Of September the date for
the shoot.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
Cherokees Must Omit ouarryinr.

GUTHRIE, O. T., May 81. Troop E, of
the Fifth United States cavalry, passed
through here en- route to the Cherokee
strip. Captain Michler and Lieutenant
Blount have charge, and Captain Mich
Ter carries an order from President Har-
rison to at once stop the quarrying Of
rock in the strip and confiscate the
plants. It seems that Chiefs Jordan,
Bushyhead and others have begun opera
tions again, this time west Of the Santa
Fe track, near Chillocceso, hence the
action Of the president.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-27
Hired q Murderer.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 81. Samuel
Vaughan has been found guilty of mur.
der In the first degree as an accessory
before the fact, and the death sentence
passed upon him. The date of his exc
cution has not yet been fixed. Vaughan
hired one Thomas Hamilton to kill An
drew Gage in Madison county. Vaughan
and Gage had been for some time in
volved in civil suit in which Vaughan
feared he was getting the worst of it.
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TO Increase the stock.

CHICAGO, May 27.--The directors Of
the Chicago Great Western Railroad
company, which has absorbed the Chi
cago, st. Paul and Kansas City, viii
meet in this city next Tuesday for the
purpose of increasing the capital stock
of that corporation from SOC, ,O00, 900 to
e1O0, ,OOO, 600.
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May Extend to Turtle Mountain.

SANBoRN, N. D., May 81. There Is an
unsubstantiated rumor to the effect that
the Northern Pacific win extend the
Sanborn, Cooperstown and Tursle Noun
tain branch, which is only thirty-six
miles long Should the line be extended
TO the Turtle mountains it viii open
much valuable territory TO settlement,
and win be the means of making San
born an important transfer station for
both freight and passengers.
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want to Federste.

orTAwA, Ont, May n, The imperial
authorities are urging the Dominion
government to open negotiations with
Newfoundland for union. The idea is
that the ancient colony shall enter the
confederation as . province and be rep
resented In the federal parliament By
eight members and four senators.
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Ouarreled with His WIG.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 27.- Gilbert
Roswell, farmer s. years old, who
lived near Augusta, this county, quar-
relied with his wife. During the fight he
pounded his wife's head to jelly with a
potato masher and then committed
suicide by shooting himself.
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WiIl Take I Vacation.

New YoRK, May 27.--Rev. DR..
Charles II. Parkhurst, whose vigorous
campaign against all forms Of vice has
recently brought him into prominence.
is about to take a vacation. He will
sail on the Germanic for Liverpool next
Wednesday and viii remain in Europe
until the middle of September.
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Ocsan necerd I.roI.e.,

& LIvERrooL, May nj The Inman line
steamer City of New York, Captain
Levi, of New York, Nay is, has ar-
fved A The Merssy. The time Of her
psage 70 the Merssy from New York
was 8 dsys md - minutes, ths besf
eastward recsrd ever made.
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DAMAGED nrx fioods.

GREAT FALLS, Mon, May 27.-Fire
was discovered at midnight in the brick
two-story building owned by the Boston
Reality company and used by Conrad's
dry goods store. The fire was confined
to the basement but damaged goods to
the amount of $80, 900; insured for $46,-
600.
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I8Iaine,s Eyes An RIGHT.

New York, May 27.--Dr. Noyes, who
examined Secretary Blaine's eyes, was
seen It his home by reporter, to whom
he said there was nothing serious the
matter with the secretary's eyes. DR..
Noyes said the eyes were merely little
weak from overwork.
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The bahia Safe.

\ MoNTEvIDEo, May N. The Brazilian
monitor Bahia. which 1t was feared was
lost, n reported now to be safe. The
Russian bark Bosarce, which has ar
rived here, reports that she saved several
Of the crew Of the Sllimoes.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNGAPOLIs, May, q, l69X.
WHEAT May opening sl14c; highest sec;
lowest, slssc: closing. s114c; July opening.
s134c: highest, sc; lowest, sll6c; closing,
st3zc. On Track-No. 1 hard, s4j<c; No.
Northern. SJ4c; No. 2 Northern. s00elc.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO UNION STock YARDS
May ~. isaS !
CATTLE Steady.
HOGS Strong. &c higher. Heavy, xA7sSA
4s5; mixed and medium, $Ao0040G light,
$4I5514.S5.
SHEEP Firm.
Receipts: Cattle. ia,ooo; hogs. saooO: sheea
500,