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New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

CASH VlU'1tIOiS W'fr q IUIOW.. IIOur slow.
patents, - jOdf3 90 winter straight - 2OasJ 40
sprng patents, - 11d1 10; spring straeht,. t2 95a
- 80; lakrrs', - 3jdt3; No spTn@ wheat zoe: No
spring what, 81 0G3. No rel. 72c 80 corn II',a
Al &c No g. 4O'sc. No - odt- 81 c 40 white Irbri-
ary 352G3Gc; 40 3 white 80, d332c; No > rye Ig2c
No blrcy b1c No :" T. o.. d.. ttdtSc; NJ 4. f. o b..
3Jd11c: No naNSccd. ~ 10; prime timothy seed -
mess pork Sl3 lard. l"r 100 n 80 short ribs .ll.-
loose, - 20 dry saei shoulders. boxed - iOds7 80
clear sides. LoNcd - 9O&S whiskry di.iisf.'
finished goods, per gal on ~ - sugars cut loaf un-
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
REAL ESTATE
AT THE EXCHANGES.
New York, Saturday, NO'

eStSt ENch1ngc anu AuVh"h
York salcsioom for the week ending WIN 'o'uAS
Sl e ;regor son, o, No. sl4 1hirdays report yr,
the following private cOnsass IF Eor 40 ona a west
me 1ew fhs Soxsoxioo $4,000 d to
Henrietta Reid for enietta Keia ane zoo feet Of
Nmstcldan,avc., to John Yule' for S3oooo ior
ments.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending with saturday N he he
2O the following auction sales are announced aog 70
az the New. YolK Salesroom and Exchange ana Auo"'"
TO-DAY MoNDAY). NOVEMBER 81
Foreclosure sale Lease Of lot, 25xio0. and 4-:ory
building 10 543 3iye It 80 Of e 6sast {. So III
BroadwlyJ
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 90.
Auco s ot Of IND IND, nsS 3 .s0Ty st sDlgiSe1fs s5s Il
hoas s ss My''cM M no rs Se and building 80
4 Avenue D. no Of 81 Yshoaaye Gs i00V Corner
o. i9ih.s ot s.llA2o and 2.story stable ad!Snny i
Pssyg ss s.rodS il TaF R''' iis5;, n sdsIaas
Vss ssi 'roS e, @ fo and = %se'iy
10 West lsS 3 go 80 q 9os %s q stnSss 5ss
So # Of 7thaye Partition sale P9t PtS Wh, S si'
5oS5o and 4stoy bgdngSs Nss ss 80 hSrchE aTa Auction
sale: lots 55XSO each and 4'story DuiSintS .oh ~
lot p xso no LOO adSnlng @ s aGG.s Sst 0s Of
1908 and 3-story house. No 29S EasI 'is''S'' ''
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Auction sale lot, 4ooxloo and 9.story warehouse 2
TS, SS enSs lsG ana 80 Sda%icS%Se Is = rants
,Io, nr land 27ONlOO. Sedgwlckave, 10 g O1 Van
rnt.,t plot OF land. 4sxl0O. and 2story building NOS
iG and - Iring-st plot OF land lI1xlOo on Irving
30 II Of Van Bruni-st plot Of land, 028Xo7o, ana
4.storv building Nos 4.H 40 Tiffany Place, near de-
Qraw-st no III Broadway.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER zS.
Foreclosure -,le; lot lsx5Ox26 sx5O.6. and 3.storv
dwelling No 2Oj Fast 3lsst > 100 y Sl 5aaSe ,se
lot 25IioO5 and 5story building no 9's Wet 20 81;
= 100 It . 1th-ave; lot. 17Xl0Oll ana t-so9ry
fat 40 % 100thst, " OF it-aNe; io,' -, \
100 If and similar house No O.. adoning above; plot
~ land IoOy park-aye cor o. I4u-st tot
25xIoo'3 and buildings. 80 5i2 East lo'n''' s. l''o
II Of Ave A.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25
Foreclosure sale lease ~ lot 249XlOo3 anu puiII'
ngs No lOj Fast ljth.-t o43 II Of lst-aVe lot'
II 9xOOI II and ureestory dwelling NO West lioth,st.
l5o Il OF jth-ayr: lot. 21NlOO5 and fcurs,ory
dwelling No ) Fast 81 7th-st 5. I7J II 9 q Jth-aNe
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
Nurtion Ga!es of Real estate.

a PHILIP 4 SMYTW ArCTToNEFr.
"A. SNYTH & RYAN will sell AZ auction TUESDAY.
Nov. - - O'Clock, at Ncwlorl Real Estate Sales
room, III broadway.
ABSOLUTE SALE.
Iy ORDER OF BENJAMIN \. HFGFMtN,
ESQ. SOLE ri;T>rEE OF ESTATE OF
CIIAS. KELSEY. DEtEAStD,
VALUABLE BROOKLNN PROPERTY NEAR
HAMILTON FERRY.
FACTORIES WAREHOUSES; AND LOTS.
$50 AND l52 COLUMBIA-sT.
teL. A. AND 46 TIFFANY PLACE
40 AND ~ IRVlNG-ST,
- 70 o6 SFDGWICKST.
srDGwICK AND IRVING SIS: BErWFhN
COLUMBIA ASD VAN BRtNf SIS, ~ LOIS
TERMS 90 PER CENT At PER GEM
IOIN VINCENT ATTORNEY. 50 NASSAU ST.
MAPS &C. AT AUC1IOvFEES OFFICE. III
BROADWAY. y. V
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See Cream

ii ORTON'S French and American Icc-Crcam. tutt
III irutti biscuit glace and charlotte
crowning requisites Of grand dinner children
all happy Let IL be so Order early for Thanksgiving
See directory delotA-
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
unfurnisbro Apartments Go Get.

NEW AMSTERDAM.
1Jth street aud Amsterdam Ave.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS % rent. Just completed.
Seam heat electric lights. elevators lents from 500
To 81 800. Apply promises TO SpENO EIt Al.DRIN III.
INIl,i.CLANS FIAT OF rooms butlcr', pantry, hath
L rool- and hall boy Latest improy, ,mcnt>; steam heat
every room direct light Apllr to !antor On
premises. II West s3d-st
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
Alusiral Instruments.

AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND CRANE
Upright aud Square Pianos Of make in perfect cas
dton and fully warranted also number Of secondnxnS
pianos OF other prominent makers at very low rlces
WIN. kNABE Il CO..
14S 9Th Ave.. 10th ST.. New. Y ork.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
THE PETROLEUH MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PtilOf@''
The complete report Of all the pipe lines OF Pehhsyi-
vanIa ew-York and West Virginia showed thae V''c
net stocks October 81 amounted 10 lS0SO1-3 p''ls
decrease from september ot 46i4l4 barrels ms uc'
crease greater than should have Followed Ho"
the excess OF deliveries last month but chhH'S
I'm the sediment and surplus account explain the large
decrease The total receipts In october eNcee'eu '"o
total delyere, by lJ0464 barrels. The runs IN o'oo-
her amounted 10 2GGl barrels. against -,o2Soo331
lrr Is IA september. 1he deiNe NereS last month a"u'
10 barrels, against 762,7lO barrels III u pc
vlou, month The volume of National Transit
out stsndlng now j. 63j6.5l7 barrels an III ffS" VI
80 300 barrels from september. This lncic - ia GER
.,i,, ~ large reduction in stocks would
sd,,,s isnn.ion on the part of producers 10 market
,t ste.Iily tnIlowng are the full
ports Of n" pipe lines Tor the laSJ TWO ho"'"7 GU" "
october. 1891
hhhhis a. sais Oct 'O1. Sept. %. oct. '92.
p.,.i,,f. ...... 3G7Oill 2.G2s ,093 2G6l Sts
~, ,,iiric. ....... > 1885 2.7O2.7l 2o2l 332
Excess deliveries 'hsO,I6S lJtnla 60
Daily "r"litS-.---- lio'5J- ,a,''.0 al nio
Daily avera-e delltcr.e,---- S'fo' '-'V'o ''"'O
.....o,.. ,o..i,s. - 5o- A,s7 5I48
'''N' - ag0 i7j IL s4f .p37 ls .Os0 5-3
e., INST r.rflrate. Ie5O.OaS d1Oj.7E G.3iGjH
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
Counlrp proprrip for Sale ano 60 Get

TO CLOSE AN EsHATE.-FOR SALE.
PERTH AMBOY n j.. Hotel on Main st.
EXCELLENT WATER FRONT.
with dock and buildings, deep water. railway connec-
lions. ..,, -, ~, .,xv,r,n
Desirable attractive houses with ample grounds; also
building sites viii lease. . ..-......
LAKE HOPATtONt;
About G20 acres with = mile leAe front; auinlraoiy
located for improvements,
Apply 10
VAN CAMPEN TAYLOR. Architect for Estate.
| and 3 Union Squar'.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
Orean 5teamers.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. s. CO
III SHORT Rot IL To LONDON.
NEW.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
First Cabin, $40 and upward Second Cabin sso
berth. Steerage, low rates steamers sail foo ~
2d.st. Hoboken.
Hsycl Tues Sov.22. am Trave, Tues, Dec. 49, In.
Saale. Sat- Nov. 20, 10 am. Elbe Tues, Dec 20 Am
LAIN, Tues, Nov.29, pm. ayel, Tues, 81 III am
Spree Tues Dec. o. a. IN. Lain. Tucs., Jan. g. a m
MF.DITERRANEAS LINE Ne
New-York 20 Genoa I'm than eleven DAYS.
Fulda, Sat, Nov 20 D. m. koiserW T. Jan2s, 10 en-
Werra Sal, Dec. 10, y. Fulda, sat. Feb. l. 10 a
KaiserW. 1 Dec IT, 10 Werra Sat-. Feb 25 10 IN
Fulda.. Dec. 81 10 a. m. KaserW III, Mar 4, 10 an
Werra Sat. jan IA, 10 am. Fuda, Sat- Mar II 10 m
NEW YORK TO Genoa AND NAPLES.
NEw.YORK TO PALERMO AND NAPLES.
,Ims, Sat- Feb 10, 10 a. m Ems sat, Mar. 2ol TO- u
NEw-YORk TO ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT
Ems Tues, Jan. 3, 1893, p m.
OELKl(HS & Rowling
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Gxcnrsions.

cTATUC ne TIpCpTV Bcdlow's fsland
Park terminus ofal elevated roads, hourly,
viZ.;
A. NJ, o 100, 10 100, ii 100, 10 :O0 ROUNn
T. N l 90 2 100, 3 90, 400, 500 TRIP
Returning leave lslsnd at O. cant,
a. NJ . 80, 10 30 II 80.
r. N, io $50, 80, 80. 3 80, 4 80, 545.
Visitors admitted 10 the Statue free |.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
TO Es! tor Dus,nsss pnrposss

A LARGE BUILDING. b~st part u Fulton-st 20 lease
n NI'LAND 4 WHITING. > Beekmal-st
Largo NUMBER II oft- IN let all sizes, all prices
n KIfTAND { WHITING. : Beeknan-st
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEw.YOBK
OF jamaica. renowned lfS saubrious
climate and natural beauty winter station Of the British
Navy and headquarters ~ te iii Army IN the Wess
hotels and splendid roads
Regular sailing> also for Haiti. Costa Rlca and the
Dld Word towns Of the Spanish main.
illustrated pamphlet mai d free.
PIN. FORWOOD 4 co. Agents. % S'atest. NewYorks
TUOS COOK { SONS Tourisf's Agencies
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pROOKLYN PROPERTY.
wrpvEsDAy NOVEMBER 20.


Foreclosure sale: lease u lot 249XOo3 and ouild
ings No i0J East lJh--t, 81 IL of dst-aFe io.
l79NIOO II and rlree-story dwelling No West ll3h-st
= 1928 t OF 5th-aye lot 23XlOO.o ana out's'ory
dwelling, No Fast 17th-st, 40 II oi "th"'e'
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
LIST Of AUCTIONS.

LIST OF AUCTIONS.
ror tho rresont week ending with saturday, N0VemDeg
Oh the foowug auction sales announced u Oe heiu
ar ~" Nrw.Yoll Salesroon and Exchange ana Aucuoh
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

IOTION-Ih" rlo' UIIh'J FII'I 'IV8II'h "
adyance The sales wee 700 BALE Tor Consumption
Crop nON Iss@ ISL,
t'1.u't. = ,.v. ......... 2JJ 10 81. $50
f.N,Oits 70 trfrst Britain. days. lOG oj5 l3sOlG
Exports 10 France, days.--.-..--.-- 500, ~ a.
IN Iorts t. ointment. : day. .-.-.-- 4O.~t fo''''
St1,k IN New.Ygrk IN LICENSED Wdr'- ~ ~o.,
houses counted daily ...-..-.--..-- -VJVo-
In Other pisces estinat-G --'U'1
Iota. stock Now-YorH, BY running a., 49,, o,, 49,,
S,o, In ali United States ls,it- 4 Ol9279 1,l1JG9J
Quotations are bssrd American standard OF cia,li
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
The Democratic Executive Committee
In Session at the Arling-
ton Hotel.
January 81 Decided On as the Date
For the C0nyention--No
Place Selected Yet
Rules of the Fiftieth Congress Will
Govern the Fifty.seeond.
Slight Changes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. e2.-The national
Democratic committee met in the Ar
hngton hotel at 1910 p. m. The banquet
hall of the hotel was handsomely decor
ated with the flags of all nations tho
American colors predominating. Inter
twined among the decorations was a
running ivy and smilax, with back
ground Of mirrors, which reflected the
gay colors and vines in every direction.
In semi circle about the seat of the
chairman, facing the entrance to the
banquet hall, were drawn up 200 chairs.
Back OF these was an open space. The
room accommodated about six hundred
persons.
Senator Brice, chairman Of the execu-
tive committee, called the meeting to
order, and General Walker introduced
District Commissioner Ross, who deliv-
cred an address of welcome. The roll
was then called and Senator Villas
moved to 60 into executive session. This
motion prevailed, and at 1920 the doors
were closed.
At2:25 p. m. the executive session
came to an end and it was announced
that June 81 had been decided upon as
the date for holding the convention.
The speeches of different delegations
representing convention cities win take
up great amount of time, and the bal.
loting will not begin for some hours yet
When 1t will end no one can tell.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
A SET OF RULES.
With Slight Changes Those of the Fiftieth
Congress Govern This One.

with Slight Changes Those of the Fiftieth
Congress Govern This One.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - The house
committee on rules met in Speak
er Crisp's room at the Metropol-
itan hotel and adopted the code of rules
governing the Fiftieth congress (when
the democrats last held the horse), with
the exception of a few changes. The
most important of these changes is the
re-insertion of modification of the Hol-
man rule of the Forty y-eighth congress,
permitting riders on appropriation bills
only when they provide for reduction
of the amount named in the bill. An
other important change provides that
only one motion to adjourn shall be al
lowed pending consideration of report
by the committee. This is aimed at
filibustering, as is also change limiting
the time for introduction of bills ON
days set apart for the suspension of
rules to one hour. The Republicans viii
offer the rules of the last congress as a
substitute.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
A DAYS HAPPENINGS.
Various Items Of News Given Brief
Mention

Various Items Of News Given Brief
Mention.
AT New York. Newell & Presby. i'm
pOrters in woolens, have failed. Liza
bilities about 100000.
Lord Salisbury, who has been con-
fined to his room with severe cold. Is
reported much better.
There were 9A cases Of influenza and
"a deaths from that disease in Conen-
hagen during the past week.
The Marquis Of Lorne has been select
ed TO succeed the late Prince Hohenlohe
as constable OF Windsor castle.
The governor, auditor and treasurer
Of Minnesota have burned $1,174, 600 of
the old railroad adjustment bonds which
have been replaced by the new 3a-per-
cents recently foated.
The central convocation OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota
win be held at Christ Church in ST.
Paul on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Rev. A. j. Graham, of Minneapolis, win
preside
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
WIN Challenge Sullivan.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Billy Madden,
the manager of Maher, the Irish cham
pion pugilist. will deposit 5000 and
challenge John l.. Sullivan to battle for
the championship of the werld and a
money stake of $4,000 a side. The
money and the challenge will remain up
and open to the Boston boy for two
weeks. In his challenge to Sullivan
Madden says that he will allow Sullivan
to name the time and place OF fighting
and the rules under which the contest
win be decided. If no response is made
to this broad challenge within two
weeks Madden will claim for Maher the
title Of champion of the world.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
THE WESTERN LEAGUE.
Organization of tho New Base EaIl Asso-
citation Com pleted.

Organization of tho New Base EaIl Asso-
citation Com pleted.
CHICAGO, Jan. 90. j. w. Speas, of
Kansas City, Ct. III. Schmelz, of Colum-
bus, and r. w. Mcguire, of Milwaukee,
the committee appointed to complete
the organization of the Western Base
Ball league, met at the Auditorium. A
cons titution and bylaws were adopted
which provide for several important
changes. James Campbell, Of Colum-
bus, is booked for the Office of president,
secretary and treasurer, and on him
will devolve most of the work hereto
fore performed by the various commit
tees. He win sign all the men and as
sign them to the various teams. The
salary limit will be $l2. 900 for the sea-
son. Receipts of all games will be
shared evenly by the clubs playing, 10
per cent. going to the leagues sinking
fund. The circuit will comprise Kansas
City, Omaha, st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Toledo and
Coluubu
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
MINNESOTA POLITICS.
c. "A. Pillsbury Thinks Senator Davis
VIII Succeed Himself.

c. "A. PiilSbury Thinks Senator DAVIS
VIII Succeed Himself.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30. Charles A..
Pillsbury has accomplished his work be-
fore the treasury department and has
left for Minneapolis. He said, in dis
cussing Minnesota politics, that he was
confident the next Legislature in Mime
sofa would be Republican. ~ will say,
too, he added, ''that Minneapolis will
have some Republican representative
next year.
''If the legislature is Republican, who
will succeed Davis as senatorw was
asked.
Davis will succeed himself" came
the reply.
Mr.. Pillsbury has no doubt but that
Minnesota will be Republican by an
old-time majority this year. He does
not believe that the Democrats and Al
lance men win fuse; but if they do, he
does not believe that the Republican
party will suffer. Mr.. Pillsbury is still
for P!a;ne.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
To Reduce the Price Of OIL.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Scotch oil
producers, who have already received
propositions from the Standard Oil com
pany and other oil producing companies
in America, to reduce the price of their
product in conjunction with similar
reduction on the part of the latter have,
after due consideration, appointed q
deputation to confer with the American
representatives in London on the sub.
iect
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Paul Union STOCK Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. JAN - 1892
HOGS--Strong, &c lower, following declIr,,
In Chicago. Quality fair to good. All sold ~
$4l5dI4.25
CATTLE-Lower. The high prices Of (, "
days ago, caused by a scarcity of butcher
cattle, has caused q rush that has been practl.
caliy glut,and good to choice co VIZ and stesIt
are off lJGbs5c. Prime steers. go 7j664 -; EoCd
steers, S2.aglI3.s5 prime cows, S25Gass "a. good
COWS, $2.O0G240 common 10 fair coFgs Si2i
02.0E light veal calves. S5..50L09 heavy
calves, S2.5113 325; stockers. Spaes.50; feeders
$25E1a0G bulls stays and oxen, sl.5tG2 30
SHEEP-Good muttons and Iamlis strong:
common to fair only steady. Nruttons $4,000
4.9G lambs, $40le14gu; stocke-s and feeder.
$2.75Q14.OO
Receipts: Hogs. 1900; cattle. 275; calves. u;
sheen 2JD
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
The Famine over.
BACK OF TlFFANY's
Big Fire i'm New York City--Loss Already
Over n Million

Big Fire In New York City--Loss Already
Over Million.
New York, Jan. %. "A fire broke out
IN the five-story brick building, 90 West
Fifteenth street, back of Tiffany's jew
elry store, occupied by Schneider, Camp
bell & Co., manufacturers of gas fix.
tures, and Samuel Green, dealer in trim
mings. The fire started on the first
floor and spread rapidly to the upper
stories. Twenty-seven engines are on
the scene. Tiffany's store is in danger
and five alarms have been sent out. The
fire has spread to Brentano's and the
Lincoln building. The loss already is
far above 81 ,00O, 900, and there is no tell.
ing what it win be before the flames are
controlled.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22

Peculiar Remark of One OF the Jursrs
Who Found Hiu Guilty.

Who Found Hia Guilty.
DENVER, Colo, Jan. GA story,
which, if true, will throw some light on
the verdict of the Graves Case, has just
leaked ont. 1t is asserted that one Of
the jurors who found Graves guilty, re-
marked before the trial that he would
like to get ON the jury in order to hang
DIR. Graves. There are, however, but
one or two persons who can prove the
truth of this assertion. One of these is
boarding house keeper with whom the
juror stopped. She is said to hayA heard
him make the damaging remark. She
told it to another boarder, who told it
to clerk in a law Office, and this clerk
had his informant make affidavit to
what he had heard. The lawyers for
Dr.. Graves baye been infccrmsd cf this
new evidence. and steps will at once Be
taken to investigate it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY, JANUARY %. 1892
A WATER FAMINE.
Chteago Experiences One of Grief Durs-
tion On Account of Ice.


CHICAGO, Jan. 22. For the first time
in its history Chicago is threatened with
. water famine that may prove of great
injury to all business interests and a
menace to property all over the city. At
midnight the lake crib at the end OF
the tunnel, the main source of the
citys water supply, began to choke up
with ice, and in the morning was frozen
SOLID for the first time since the tunnel
was built. All the manufactures in the
clty were unable to start up this morn
ing and all the residences could not Sc
cure even enough water for cooking pur-
poses. Fortunately only light wind is
blowing, SO a serious confagration is
not threatened. In case of fire the fire
department would be almost helpless.
One or two small fires broke out in the
morning, but, owing to the favorable
conditions, they were quickly extin-
guished by chemical engines. Thou
sands of householders are crowding into
the city hall and clamoring for water,
Dut the city authorities are unable to
satisfy them or assure them that they
VIII be granted immediate relief. Tags
have been sent out to the main cribs to
attempt breaking the ice and restoring
the flow.
The Famine Over.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22. AT 2:40 p. m. the
tugs sent out to the main crib by the
water department and succeeded In
breaking the ice jam and the famine ID
practically over. 1t viii take two o,
three hours to get on full head oi
water, but after that time no incon
yenience will be experienced by any
one.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
The senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. I'm the senate
several bills OF minor Importance were
introduced. The committee ON COM
merce reported favorably the senate bill
to establish q marine board.
Mr.. Stanford addressed the senate in
support OF his bill for . circulating me-
dunn based on land mortgages.
Mr.. PETER followed Mr.. Stanford in q
long speech in support of the bill. A
resolution was introduced that the sem
ate adjourn till Monday. Carried.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
Found Lithogr.phsrs, Stone.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Jan. ~. An
important discovery has been made in
this tBuchanan) county. Prof. Calvin,
OF the State university, recently made
an examination of rocks in several sec
tons and found in large quantities the
peculiar limestone used so extensively in
photographic art, and which at present
is obtained only in Germany. As the
demand is SO great and the present sup
ply limited, the find will undoubtedly
prove rich one.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
Frozen to Deat,, In Their Ho.s..

ATaENs, Ga, Jan. GA horrible
story has reached here from remote
section GE Limestone county. Mrs.
Martha uEvis and w. FL. Danforth, two
old people, brother and sister, were
found frozen to death in their house.
Danforth was bedridden and his sisters
clothes caught fire and she was SO badly
burned that she could give no alarm.
Her body was found in chair before
the fire place frozen stiff. Danforth's
body was found in bed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
win No buried Tog.thsr.

NYAcK, N. Y, Jan. .2.--David Dore-
mus, aged W years, died ut Closter, N.
j., Of grip and arrangements were made
for his funeral. Just before the funeral
hour his wife, also aged o., died of the
same disease and viii be buried with
her husband. Tho old couple were well
known and much esteemed
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No Indictment Returned.

CoLUAbUs, o., Jan. 2z.-The grand
jury # this county, which has been in
session nearly two weeks, considering
among other things the charges Of brlb-
cry in the recent senatorial contest.
have reported, returning no indictments
In the senatorial matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-01-22
Killed Mt a Crossing.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.--Ex- County Com
missioner Adam Ochs is the latest vic
tim OF the deadly railway crossing.
While driving across the Pan Handle
tracks at 6:35 p. m. his cutter was
struck By passenger train. Mr.. Ochs
was thrown twenty feet and killed.
Ochs was q member of the famous
Doodle county board, and served two
years in the uenitentiary.
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ST, Paul Grain and Produce.

ST. PAUI. jan -, 1892.
WHEAT-No. hard. sJfes6c. No. North
srn, Sl1S5c; No. Northern. soMs.c.
CORN-No. .. 3iGe:,5c: sample, s51198c
OATS-No.@ .71a12sc: No. !. white 9sg..9c;
No. 8, 27GL.Sc.
BARLEY No. 2. 5oarjsc: No. 3, ssD4sc.
RYE-No. z, 16dt77c: malt, 651zsc-
GROUND FEED--No. /. Si4.6JGsi5sa. No. &
$l57uGl6.5i: low grade. Sl30UDl400.
CORN MEAL Bolted, $rseoa 1895. !. an boltel
Sl40oGl5.00
BRAN-Bulk, Sil.50aDls.O0.
FLOUR-Patents, $4.5odh5.0O: straight, s4oo1
4.5o; bakers, S3.50G375; rye, si.eJ145o; buck
wheat, S4.55lt50l
HAY-So. upland Sa.5ozblo.09 No. 2 ua.
land, $s.5olba00 No. wild, ss.jo0Ase, No
wild, $7.0017.5O; No. timothy, SI2.O06 L. 10
No. 2 timothy, Si0.00g1l.O0.