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Brief Mention.
Wichita Produce Market.


Wichita Produce Market
WICHITA. Oct q
FLOUR-Hgheet patent. 81 30 second patent,
] 1j extra fancy, 81 65.
BUTrEk-rirst creamery. 2sc: other grades. 2U9
25c
EGGS-Iac.
IOuLTRY-Roosters.& 81 50a2 90 per dozen or so
per pound: hens, ~ 0G92 80 per dozen &C per
per pound; turkeys. 5t9Sc per pound. DUCKS-te teal
81 .: naiiard - 70 per Dozen Yong geese. per
pound.
POTATOES-Choice. 65a75c per bushel,
APPLES-x4@ 20 per barrel.
COAL-ADti.racte. al 50; Canon City, IS or Weir
CITY, ~ so Front. nae. - 81; Pittsburg. - 90 lllI-
pois 50 w; McAlester s. o..
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LOOK HERE.

] have something for you that VIII
make you money sometime. IL has
took me years TO find ont. by actual ex-
perience. that as soc 10 500 so dc quail
ity OF piSsos varey, most people Judge a
piano by It's looks, the poorest usually
look the best Some dealers take the
advantage OF fhis he takes TIE money
and you-the consequences. Icarrv The
largest stock between Chicago and Den
yer without any exception. all at factory
prices; dealers supplied at factory prices,
freight added the same as al the tacscsy-
Every thing sell is fully warranted a.
represented, and see that IL Is fulfilled.
Everybody wants pianos and organs, bat
what are mcst Of them good for. I VII
retail lst Of pianos | have on hand =.
dealers prices for cash only. at iii's price
time payments AZ about 10 ger cent
more. 1 write YOU 10 eome. VIII De
glad 10 SHOW you. If do iac: sell roa, II
vii! cost ven nothing TO get Posted.
BICYCLES.
/ have arranged with the factory TO
suppiy all dealers In this tart Of tise
state. with the CI.E1yEi4ASD EsGyaIses.
They have tie finest cisncii Pneumatic
tire IN tie world Don't bHy lsii sou
have seen one. also nave tie reliable
Columbia and Sictcrs- i fex old
wheels al a tag discount. Come and
see what have.
l29 North Main st.
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Take stage at Noble for Tecumseh Best
and shortest route. WIN. SHEARER
Manager.
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trying for end and guard, and arc both
good players They were also on the An
dover team last year. jenkins il trying
for guard Dyer, the substitute back,
IL trying for half back. Butterworth. a
son of Ben Bufterworth OF Ohio, Is siso
trying for half back He kicks well, but
has little show of eating on the team
Richards. who was an excellent full back
in last years freshman team. is trying
for the same position on the University
team Morton. one Of iast years snbssi-
tutes, Is trying for half back, and IS
playing fairly. Adee was also substitute
last year. and is row trying for quarter
back Lilly OF last years Fresbm.n il
playing quarter back with good deal %
energy. Graves OF the Law School ~
trying for full back, and Hessler o. last
years Trinity team il working nard Tor a
place OIL the eleven ia the position %
tack ie There yoa hav. the material from
which the team will he chosen, and IL
will take lots OF training 20 bring IL iato
the shape 81 last years eleven On the
whole. The men are IN exceisen. physical
condition They are rot TOO hesry, aad
littIe effort will he made 10 get o. weight
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Oct. g.
Following are the closing quotations:
GhAIN-thr lots track.
WHEAT-53ta55c.
CORN-Yello 26c.
DATS-kSc:
HAI-Eaied. q 0C(1I 50 per ton; loose 81 COa5 o.
GROUND tOkN-Choptn lots, s5c per loo
pounds corn and oats SIC per lO0 pounds; bran,
Sscked. f5c per 100 pounds.
tLAASL ED-6SasUc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WICHITA MARKETS
Tho Receipts of Stock at the w1cnib@
Union Stock Yards Tor the PAST ~
Hours Were: Cattle, 1872: Hogs, $40.
Shipments: Cattle, none: Hogs none.
WICHITA, Oct. %.

WICHITA. OcU. 20.
Cattle market opened active today with
good supply. The demand for stockers
and feeders is still good but at barely
steady prices. Good butcher cows are
selling steady and statesmen found no
trouble to sell
The ouotat,ons mere presented are to give me
shipper an idea OF the general range al PRICES ne
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations. ording to the quality or oHer
ipys aud The state of the daily markets. These quo
ations are only changed when there has been
permanent change in the general market lhe
renresentstfye should referred to TO col the
Gaiy f1uci uations. -
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WICHITA. KANSAS,
Stricsis Ir>t-Cisss,
Scm.thing gnf,rely Ner

>rm-thing Entirely New.
The Santa Fe route is now running daily
tweiy--section drawing room paliman
Car from Wichita Ia Denver without
change. Leaving al AIS D. M, arriving in
Denver II Il. N. Excursion tickets now Oh
sale TO all Colorado points
aa-f ". b, MURDOCH, d. PA.
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DENTISTS.
T.. II. CREDITOR,
DENTIST
II4 North Main Street,
PHYSICIANS.

DR.. CARRIE Il. TIFFANY
Teacher of Physical Culture. Rooms in
basement of the Fletcher Building
Office hours to 10 n m, and to S D.
IN. u-lS--I
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
HOGS.

Hog supply was light. The market was
active and most everything in the yards
found sale. The market is quoted strong
compared with last nights close.
REPRESENT ALIVE SALES.
The following the representative sales Of hogs
q the yards today:
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New York Money
INV YORK OTIS
Money call easier At 2sss per cent. closing Of.
cred at per cent
Prime mercantile paIer 5iea6 per cent
Exchange weak at 81 IS lot sixty-day bills. and
u ooax for demand.
oial sale OF stocks today zsoae shares.
New ORR Produce
NEW YORK. Oct 8
,st9tR.Steady. Standard A 5-l6si-le; gran
Nrr SPOT I.ie firmer and quiet No ln;ssssx
.SctToN-Cotiou tut res closed steady Sic:
"iuVN bales. October e. SIS.
Chicago Dram and Produce
- IEICA 60. Oct. q
Whsat-T ow~r
Cosn-Lower
tsts-lower.
Iard-L Lower
Pork-i.ower
lhe leading futures ranged as follows
hEA / - Dctober esSsc p.,.,,t.- ,zx.,x
Nay 11ASc eN"s lSFSts
IotsN-october s8asc, December Az, nnx
kAShc - N"
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

To buy Wichita city property or Sedgw.ck county
land at present prices large returns your
money. Wichita with her stock and otker indus
tries. is just in her Infancy and snch bargains
can now offer were never offered before. All having
business in our line invited to call or correspond
The Wichita interests %: n,n-residents property
and faithfully Jared for. Office second floor la5
North Market, Israel Building d t-tf
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IUAthN.
MONTH AND EA&'t.
No. l14* Kansas City express
No. u.s. Chicago vasti6slletl
cypress.
No. 06s Missouri River ex-
press.
No. l57 EngaeWOOd exprosBs
SOUTH AND " EST.
No. N7~ Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. ........
No. AtI7$ Caldwell and Pan.
handle expresf..
Ne. NS' IT. Worth. G8lves.
ton and yeAas express. ~.
No. u.s. wichita Express.
No. l57 EngfeWOO0 aeon.
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NoTicT-A sPEcTAs, CLASS ~ TyIFa-
~ rarAs viii be organ M tho Esssefs fsesa
TELEGRAPH esssegr HarsizS essaisx bs1 y Tut
bsif price. For further paTttcGlAs> cal o. ~
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Elm merry saecs. oLEBs
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DIR. Il. i. BOTD.
WIN administer Dr. Snyders treatment for Obesity
at the Chicago Medical and Surgical Institute,
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Elegant reclining chair all trains. and
Pullman s'eepers from WjchitH 10 Kansas City and
cold and baggage checked through to all points
north. sorfh. east and west. End steamship tickets
fold To all Enropean points At invest rates. City
ticket ONCE 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner douglas and Head
avenues. Telephone E9.
w ". WrsHARr Ticket Aesnk
JNO. SEBASTIAN. g. T. & P. A.. Chirago. H.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
To stop the Roundup.

CHEYENNE, Wy, May =. 3.--Advances
looking to q compromise between the
stockmen and rustlers have been made
by representatives of johnson county.
A notice was laid before the cattlemen
signed by the county authorities, offer
ing to allow the cattlemen to send
agents to attend the roundup, and
pledging the resources Of the county in
protection Of their interests. The cat
tlemen refuse to accept the proposition
and profess not to believe in the since
rity Of the county officials, who, they
say, are the rustlers' friends. No pro-
gress toward settlement has been
made thus far. The petition for an in
junction to stop tho advance roundup of
the rustlers has-been lodged in the
United States district court.
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WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

Chauncey M. Depsw has been elected
president Of New York's worlds fair
board,
1t is reported that one hundred tons
OF exhibits for the exposition have al
ready been collected and are awaiting
shipment at Lima and Callao.
Bavaria will send to the worlds fair
two professors from its, institute OF
technology to report on the progress of
the United States in technical matters.
The lofty stone monolith, which Wis
consin will exhibit at the fair, will re-
main at jackson park permanently, the
park commissioners having given their
consent. The monolith is 107 feet high
and cut from solid block of stone.
The contract for its erection has already
been let.
An effort is being made to<collect
$25, 600 with which to build at the ex-
position headquarters for the Sunday
schools of the United States. The
scheme contemplates asking each school
to contribute an amount equal to ten
cents for each officer and teacher and
one cent for each Dnnil.
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ACTORS FAIR.


The Most Remarkable Affair Of the Kind
Ever Held.
NEW York, May 3.-The great actors
fair for the benefit of the actors fund
Of America, which has created tremen-
dous controversy in the profession, has
opened in Madison Square garden. 1t
will be the most remarkable affair of
the kind ever held in this country. The
immediate garden has been transformed
into streets and promenades lined with
maypoles and Oriental mosques and
booths, representations of Shakespeare's
old Globe theatre in London, Of. the
ancient Dukes theatre at Stratford-on-
Avon, the home of Shakespeare, the
dense old curiosity shop and numerous
other "reminiscences. In each booth
fancy articles will be sold by well
known members of the profession, and
it is expected that fully $4,000 will be
received during the week. The contri-
buttons in advance already reach over
$40, 0c0, the donors including Grover
Cleveland, George w. Childs, Mrs.
Frank Leslie, Rev. Dewitt Tallmadge,
Col. Eliot r. Shepard, Mrs. Kendall,
James Gordon Bennett, and members
Of the theatrical profession here and
abroad by hundreds.
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No Conflict Of ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May g. Secretary
Noble says that his recent letter regard
ing Mile Laos Chippewa Indian lands
does not in any sense conflict with let
ters OF Jan. n and Sept. 8, 1891.
Neither OF those letters contained any
clause granting undue rights to the
Northern Pacific Or the ST. Paul and
Duluth railroad,
CREEDE, Colo, Msy y. For several
days past the water in Willow Greek
has been rising steadily Many streets
in tho lower part Of the town are al-
ready flooded to : depth 81 ssvarai
inches. A freshst in the creek d not st
"a unlikely and would Wipe ont the
town.
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MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA.|
TUESDAY. NAY 3. Is
ouR COAST DeFENsEs.

0Meeral Miles Says Our Ssabcard Cities
Are nc the Mercy or Other Nations.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The engineers of
the Department OF the Missouri, under
the direction of General Nelson A.
Niles, are preparing an elaborate map
of The world, showing the almost utter
~ defenseless condition or the entire
cc4st lines of the United States. The
location is also given of the countless
medern war vessels OF other nations
which could swoop down upon the
United States and destroy its coast cities
II short order. General Miles has long
been an advocate of q stronger navy and
better coast defenses and the present
map is being made for his own personal
Information. England's great feet
loom up all over the map France and
Germany next in strength. England
has fleet of nearly fifty modern war
ships which are at all times within
from one to six weeks sail Of the Unit
Cd States.
Many of England's ships which
cruise along the North and South At
lantic coasts, says General Miles, "can
navigate the st. Lawrence and get into
the lakes with ease. Along the Pacific
coast great fleet constantly cruises
and the British vessels stationed off
British Columbia can be heard every
day8in the state Of Washington. In
forty-eight hours this heet could have
San Francisco and the other Pacific
coAst cities completely ut its mercy and
In few weeks both the Atlantic aud
Pacific coasts could be lined with Eng
lands vessels. The United States have
but ten war vessels carrying modern
made guns and the balance would be
practically useless
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
The Palmer win su.ta,n sa.

Jackson, Mich, May 3.--After being
out all night the jury in the Palmer will
case returned verdict sustaining the
will. Thus ends, for a time at least,
one of the longest and most expensive
litigations ever commenced in the Jack
son circuit court. In giving their testi-
mony the 169 witnesses used 500, 900
words The trial began April 8, and
has occupied the attention of the court
to the exclusion of oil other business
since that time. The suit cost the con-
testants about eight thousand dollars
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
WATTERsoN's LOGIC.
The Kentucky Editor Has More to Say
About Cleveland and Hill.

The Kentucky Editor Has More to Say
About Cleveland and Hill.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.--Henry Waiter
SON, in a letter from Washington re-
viewing the political situation, con-
cludes as follows: 81 believe and
hope that the disappearance of Cover
nor Hill from the field even Of conjec-
ture. and the apprehension Of his alleged
methods allayed, the clear good sense OF
The party will reassert itself, and that
two months hence all Democrats will
see, as plainly a. u now seen by Demo
Gratis who are advised OF the true situa-
tion, that the nomination of Mr.. Cleve-
land would be m act OF suicide, and
because of two simple, conclusive rea-
sons:
!. He would lose the state Of New
York as surely and as disastrously as il
was lost by Judge Folger when 100, ,000
Republicans stayed away from the polls
and gave the state to Mr.. Cleveland By
nearly 200, 900 majority.
.. With his proclaimed and extreme
views upon silver coinage, we could not
hope to gain votes in o single one of the
Republican states Of the Northwes,
and would surely risk the loss Of sucl
states as West Virginia, Virginia and
North Carolina,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
Launched the Bancroft.

ErlzABETHpoRT, N. J., May 3.-The
practice boat Bancroft, built for the use
of naval cadets at Annapolis, was
launched shortly before noon, from the
yards of the Samuel Moore 81 Sons com.
pany, at Elizabethport. The occasion
was made holiday BY the people Of the
little town, and many hundreds came
from surrounding towns to witness the
event.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
HAD Fire as winuiper.

WINNIPEG, May 3.-rhe most extern
sivs fire IN tho history of Winnipeg
occurred about Q O'Clock a. m. aud be-
fore i was sot under control sixteen or
eighteen buildings were totally de-
stfoysd. Spaos covering nearly three
Acrss = now b mass Of smouldering
ruins. Fhs IRE started under the stage
q The Princess opera house, and was
burning, 6 u supposed, about an hour
before being discovered.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
The Statement That New Is Coming
Home 10 Relieve Ciarkson Denied
from Washington.
Clarkson Said to Have Recovered Suf-
fieisatlJ ts Manage the Campaign
Personally.
Watterson Gives More Reasons for Not
Nominating Cleveland Carter
Wants Senatorship.

WASHINGTON, May =. There Is abso-
lutely no truth in tho assertion sent
sent from here as special kilograms to q
few papers that John c. New will take
charge OF the work Of the Republican
campaign COMMITTEES by reason of the
illness Of Chairman Carkson. It Is ex-
pected that Mr.. Clarkson will be snf1-
ciently recovered to manage tho cam
paign himssdf, but in the eTent of his
continued illness he win delegate his
duties to Mr.. Quay, OF Pennsylvania.
John G. New will not be needed except
a. private in the ranks. ].
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03

MINNEAPOLIS, May Y.-DuriDg the
performance OF an amateur play at the
state university chapel saturday night
the building took fire from escaping gaa
and the woodwork above tho chapel
door was practically destroyed. The
damage by ,fire and water Is estimated
ct 90, 900 and is fully covered by in.
surance. There was an audience Of
shout 800 students in attendance at the
play and all passed out quietly, no ons
being hurt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
Would Succeed Sanders.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Ex-C Congress-
man Carter OF Montana, commissioner
Of the general land office, does not deny
that he would appear to advantage on
the floor Of the senate as successor to
William Fisk Sanders, whose term will
expire on March 3, 1898. Although he
will resign in June "to return to the
practice of law Mr.. Carter will travel
all over Montana during the summer
for his health and make many speeches
during the campaign for the Republican
ticket before getting very deeply i'm
mersed in legal business.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Paul union stoek Yard..

SOUTH Sr. PAUL May 3, 15y2.
v HOGS-No receipts to make market. East
ern markets quoted weak.
CATTLE-Not enough received to make a
market. Fair demand for good butcher stuff
Some demand for stockers and fee lers Prime
steers SS.5193.75; good steers, s.s5 ss3,35 prime
cows. $3.50 t2s5; good cows, $2.0oals.45; com
mon TO fair cows, s. - G2.D1; light veal calves,
$500 G3.15, heavy calves Ss.lOL3.a1; stockers,
S20oG2.is feeders, S..s s12.55; bulls, stays and
oxen $3.50 rs.
SHEEP--No receipts, Fair demand for good
muttons and lambs. .Wooled muttons and
lambs, s5.0oD5.61 mixed, Si.saGs525; shorn
muttons, $4.bad5.2J.
Receipts: Cattle, 20; calves To- horses O.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
nNcENDlARlEs AT TOPEKA.

Several Costly Fires Occur--Ten Horses
Burned to Death.
TOPEKA, Kan, May 3.-Two fires of
incendiary origin occurred Sunday,
causing loss OF 100000. A residence
was burned about noon. burglars being
supposed to be the cause. The loss was
estimated at $3o,O Later in the day
the stables OF the Topeka Transporta-
tion company were destroyed and ten
horses burned to death. These together
with hacks, grain and harness making q
total loss of about $70,0Ov.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
Charged with Fraud.

ST. PAUL, May S.--The Pioneer Press
has gotten ort an extra giving names
of over hundred persons registered,
whom upon investigation, it says, do not
live at the addresses given, and many Of
whom have never lived at the places
designated. It is even claimed that in
some instances the names Of dead men
are on the polling lists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
Business Houses Burned.

MOUNT STERLING, KY, May 3.-The
following business houses have been
destroyed by FIRE: The Sentinel news-
paper Office, J. III. Brunner's shoe store,
the postofice, Hainline's bazaar, Enoch's
bargain house; business house Of T. r.
Martin ~ CO., dry goods and notions;
Walt NJ. Gay & Co., grocers, and Mrs.
Kate OClark, millinery. The total loss
is about $5Q. 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
a Cincinnati Blaze.

CINCINNATI, o.. May 3.-The Crane
Lumber company's stable. Klocke's
saloon and dwelling, Smiths dwelling
and saloon, Organs planning mill and
over 500, 900 feet Of lumber belonging
to Crane q CO., was burned during the
night, entailing q loss OF &30, 900; fully
covered BY insurance. The cause Of
the fire is unknown.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
sewers wind storm.

GENEssKE, nls., May ga severe
storm passed over this section during
the night Barns, onthouses and other
buildings IN the southwest part of the
city and county were blown down and
unroofed. Levi Hoyt, aged 10, was
struck ~ flying debris and died from
his injuries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
sIinnaapoiis wheat.

MINNEAPOLts, Nay 3, I5I!
WHEAT--May opened at 19e; highest 1890
19Jsc; lowest, 1saTssse c.nsfny, 75SSe July
opening Sp5se, highest, siCslssc, lowest s03Sc;
closing, Si9sc. On track, No. hard, Sic; No.
Northern, s0c; No. Northern, 75QDssc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-05-03
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO UNION Stock YARDs
Maya ISQs
CATTLE-Firm.
HOGS-Firm. Heavy S4.50a LEO; mixed and
medium, S4.45614.6l: light. Si.4043I6o.
SHEEP Firm.
Receipts: Cattle, 1880: hogs. 1860; sheep
1900.