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i4os Il. NV, once rooms. I'd soor frouts:s. %
l4i2 2sth st. NV. Sra. a.m-i-.-...-.-.-. 1000
1917 s st. NV. ms. s.mi. ;.............. $3.50
a asts Fa1, ST. MIA MAC. srs. sI. sS
iss7 sd st. SS. srs,. mi. ..::::::: i:.sS
sssSs "a ave. nv: 4rs. water; 80: z q
l16-1S Hayes court NV, 4rs.. water. II. 50
1855 H.yes court NV. .Is.. was.r: = &c
II, reas 10 20" ST. NV. srs. water iSsS
sa &ec sss s. S Sf sss water sSS
1891 F st. ne. 7rs.. a.m.f.-......... 81
40 AZ ~ ne UrS M - So
40 and AZ 5th st. ne. ers.. a.m.i...... 1850
' - " wisH;N DANExHowER. ~
se2S-at 18Th and SITS. nv.
1919 ST. NV, 1T. and hath. .... $500
102s 2Sd st. NV, Tor. and bath. so.oe
81 st. n.w e store and s e. 500
sur WI ~ = e' -'' " WHEAT 4 ssU.TiER. 10
sscs-st' 1905 Pa ave. NV.
FOR RENT-e ROOMS on v ST. s.w...... .slfNs
21s rooms and bath. ami, on F st. n.e.... Is 90
10 rooms a and BATH bath. .% on On corcoran NV
II rooms and baths a nj 2, on Ny svsnw 500
FOk RENT-126 WITH ST. NV; 10 ROOMS. 2
baths. SOS per mo. 100 G st. me-; 8 rooms and
bath. $3.50 per mo.
se2s-st c. u. LIEBERNANN, 1903 F St
FOR RENT S14 18th ST. NV; 20 ROOMS; 8
baths; steam heated throuehout In excellent
pair. c. d. LIEBERMANN.
se23-6t 1903 F 81.
FOR RENT-ONLY SIS PER MO-. 7o9 5TH ST
NV; S-room frame; open an. to Pm.
se23-3ts ). J. SPEARY. 80 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-FUR. OR UNFUR., OR WOULD SELL.
elegant cor. house on Capitol Hill; DELIGHTFUL
healthy location; 10 rooms; ami; beautiful
lawn; shade; convenient TO Capitol 1901 Mass.
ave. ne. seS3-Scs
FOR RENT-ca14 ST. NV.
Desirable house; in nice order; rooms s3s.
A. T. COCMBE,
se23-3t 1<25 y. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-2cs1 cLEvE. AVE NV. CIR. B .sI4
ga Callap 81. ne, 6r b. .1S. SO
AT 5th 81. Me-. 6r. b., al &c
11o2 n. Cap. ST., new. Or. b.. ami. Is
lie Dro.t Park. new. Tor. b.. ami. 80
e24 18th ct; sw.; I4r +. ami .so.t
liz iosS NV. iar. 500 !sUppe1 psTs SIS ;. =: .
80 s. e n s. 81 Ds5s ;. Ss 81 and nv: ~
cog So 7r: 20 60 10. o.,.-.........25.5o
2l0 ave nv. Il. .S1,U tztx gtn 30. 15
nd si,s Sa Eli ~ mo rs Store 90 20 liz NV 20
Photograph Gallery. 81. 45e-46l Pa venw. .1 10000
se23-&
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FOR RENT-eoo SD ST. NV. NEAR PENSION
Office. new hzy-wiDiow house; ii rooms: m l.
Inquire sl4 Sd st. NV. se2s-st'
FOR RfNT-MASS AVE. BET. 9TH AND 10TH:
double parlors aud large light bed room CON-
municating: one ar two other bed rooms bath :
dining room: kitchen snd cellar; unfarnished or
partly furnished; nice hoine ,or snail refined
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT ENTHUSIASTICALLY THE BEsT
hoese In NV. for price; south front; nicely
peysred; electric bells and lighting; speakins
tubes; parlor, dining room and Kitchen ON ground
Sc Ire
FOR RENT-Ielo. 1872 1914. 1915 AND 1913 Isl
81 NV; new bay window press bricks: rooms
ana bah; n.i: cost front; $3.50.
&4lo Penn. ave- NV, rooms and bath: all
:ro 500 JAMES @. JESTER.
se<oot $50 IT. NV.
FUR RENr-2so1 AND 2s17 o ST.: AND 0
r', s: parsons desirous VI very desirable houses.
eengnttaiiy located ana moderate rent, should
G. rn,ne them Apply $3.50 Dumbarton ave-.
-Snss'o~n- 1ts
fph kENTIoS VERY REASONABLE TERMS
pouse i|4l vermont ave-. Containing z rooms and
os.h' In e1eshent order. Key at 1857 Vermont
". se23-3t'
FOR RENT-HANpsoNELY FURNISHED RESI-.
1enee, zis East Capitol st., two squares from
oapltd newly papered and Decorated: is
foomf 'stabie II desired; furniture nrrt-ciass. n
superb home: rent low II taken al once Az viii
sen FURNITURE very low. Key al 20l J. s.
JORDAN. General Agent, 11l6 = ct. NV sess 2ts
FOR RENT 222s 18th ST. NV, A NEAT
OF brick; bath, kc..........,..... sts m
l301 18th st &C., Or, water, S.c IN al
Dl 20th St ne, <r..-................ = M
JAMES r. SHEA wv
se1or1 6S2 Penn. ave NV
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WANTED--ROOMS.

wANTED-oCTOBER /. NICELY FURNISHED
room BY lady b once; location vest Of 9th and
s az and aS
ences. Address w. NJ. Star onace. se23-2t'
WANTED OCTOBER /. BY GENT AND r AMILY.
ate and osso. Win H.
Office. Its
wANTED-s OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
sna ss and u Ass E
FILE. Star office. 1t"
wANrED-BY NAN AND WIFE. FOUR OR FIVE
S S9furnished rooms or nat or small house: NIL
be reasonable. Address D. J. W, star office. It,
wANTEDoBY ADULTS BOARD AND ROOM;
each w meatnly; or rooms fur for housekeep-
lars Address oGiET gssl once GIVE all par II:
wANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE. TWO ROOMS
unfurnished or partly furnished; northeast PRE-
must be reasonable. Address Box o.. Star otice.
wANTEDLrHREN On -FOUR UNFINISHED
looms with hea, and gas 10 good location. for
be moderate. C. c. B., Star ofdce. 1t.
wANTED-BY LADY m OFFICE AND MOTHER
three or four unfuruished second floor heated
HSdnss. sos a. ssr os not
WANTED OR ROOMS FURNISHED. FOR
light housekeePtns; private family: l!th to Goth,
dress. stating terms. &C.. BOSTON. Star office. :
wANTED-A FURNSEED ROOM FOR LADY
In the northwest section; references exchanged {;
once. 1ts
wANTD-HAvING FURNITURE FOR HOUSE
would rent to responsible person for hoard.
Call 9S1 X St NV. se22-3ts
wANTED-4 ROOMS PARTLY FOR CLASS USE,
In small refined family, army navy people pre-
ferred, near Conn. ave. and 18th st. Address l.
c., Star once. se22-3t'
wANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
or large bright rooms In northwest furnished
for light housekeeping shout September IS. Ad-
dress U. s.. Star once. se22-3ts
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS. TWO or THREE
unfurnished rooms second 1oor. central location
ADD ess n, Star ONCE. se2l- 3ts
WANTED-N. W., 2 UNFINISHED 2D-FLOOR
rooms, with board, IN q private family By gen.
tleman and wife; references exchanged. H. H.
p, Star efice. sell STE
WANTED = FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
rooms tn all parts Of city; the surest and cheap
lords Room Renting Agency. AT 11th st. NV.
Eat. 1855. te10-6Ss
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FOR RENT-ROOMS. =
ETRNlSHDB.

FURNIsHBD.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED. LARGE SECOND
stosy mont roon, bay window, with enmuaugi-
Closets asns Sssa room desired bath ia, and
hghtful outIsok; few doors from cable cars:
board near; refs. Address Mrs. H.. Star once.
FOB REssT-AT 2oes ST. NV. BRIGHT Sun
door; rooms and board At sOss q. nv. sesss
ron RENT-RooMs FRONT AND BACK CHEAP:
ocss ess as s as'1 NV Post Pension and as,a.9s
FOB RENT-HANDSOME SUITE OF TWO OR
snree furnished rooms. with private bath. on I'd
vAts family; low price. Gil 18th st. n. wse22 Sa'
FOR RENT-sUrTE LARGE ROOMS. 3D. FLOOR:
siso nanosome pariof. ID floor: other rooms. with
The xsa f.SIe bard So per mo- and gP...d
FOR RENr-13ae ST. n. W.,
Opposite Franklin Park
..,s.,va.H Large p p.ssly furnished rooms;
delightful front rooms; finely fur: At reasonable
price: table nrst-ciass. au2o-lm'
Fox RENr-151o ST. NV. LARGE ROOM.
second floor. seet3ma
FOR RENT-GooD LIGHT FURNISHED ROOMS
IL house. 2pp!f io G 9TH 3 st. 70 WV s'
FOR KENT-A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with private bath. on SECOND floor. to
steam heat Us q. new n mousse p'I ss4 i
FOR RENT-sM nth ST. NV. FINE, HAND
some newly furnished rooms; LIST, I'd and 3D.
floors; one block from the White House; terms
reasonable; breakfast II desired. se21m
FOR RENT-111s 9Th ST. NV. NICELY FUR.
floors; heat and gas. au29-tr
FOR RENT-715 10TH ST. n W., HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms single or en- suite references
e1cnaneed. auau2+1ms
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1hssssvs houses en- ;. ersmdq.l hy psyue from
our once snly THOMAS J. frsHEk CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23

IF YOU CONTEMPLATE A CHANGE OF
LOCATION AT THIS SEASON WE MAY
BE ABLE TO FURNISH YoU SUITABLE
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. THE ACTIVITY
or THE PAST THREE WEEKS Has RE
DUcED OUR LIST OF HOUSES AND HAS
TAKEN UP SOME OF THOSE MOST DE
sIRABLE. BUT WE HAVE YET AMONG
OUR OFFERINGS SOMETHING WHICH
MAY SUIT YOU. IF YOU ARE WAITING
FOR GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
YOU ARE LIKELY TO WAIT IN VAIN.
y. II. WARNER & co..
1t ele y ST. NV.
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FOR BENT
Ir97 9TH sw. 6r III 3i5 LIP So. q 80
As sw. 6r..........15 800 ae.. Or. naw. ~ 50
se23-3t 1913 IN ST. o. ~
FOR RENT : FURNISHED = Ei.E;ANT NEW
dwelling 1856 st. NV; IL rooms: bath rms
Rent, <l7b per mo.
st2s ct. TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 NV.
FOR RENT BOB Mclean a sw. Or eIs
3so sw Tt. 81. so 3tf2 H sw. 5r..... II 40
30 sw, ST. II so 36l Court. 4r...... 81 10
3O6 alley sw 81. ....7 80 B. LEONARD. $50 ~ ".
FOR RENTS 5TH ST. Sc; FURNISHED
house. With five rooms and bath, until the LIST OF
November. Call between Q and pm. Rent per
month, f16. lts
FOR RENT-1124 sTH ST. NV; THREEsTORY
bay window prees-brick house: 0 rooms and bath;
all modern improvements; s45 per month In sd-
vance. Apply to ". GOLDSMITH, s11 IA.
se23-3t
FOR RENT NICE COY GROOM BAY-wINDow
house; hall. gse and bath large yard. 1ll9
PARK place ne; $lo.50. Amply u 9th Of. me-
se2S-3ts
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POS Hiliysrsy.. i0r. ga &
iaSSs kis<s pl nv. lnr. "a
l5l3Ost nv. Tor. -6
1875 Ga, 81. - n
4o5 18th s. nv. 81 .6'
~ Qst nv. Isr. -. Il
Zoo @ u nv. 12s n
1I1t De Sales ct NV lOr 4
~ East Car 81 1lr. -. n
~ q ~ NV. 10r-...--..6
H17th 81 NV. Tor -. 8
IN nv, oor SO
X at mr. 18th NV. l6r.s7
I 1t near IS nv, 2sr. 81
Mss avtscott CIR. lar n
x ] avnr CT sv. 11r. 3.t3 3
Z Of nr 18th nv. I5r. "a. 3
4 g mr. Nnv 1os. 3s3 )
X Law mr. Conn sv nv,
Vt ave d L af nv. lsr. 80
MSS ave near 18th st
Connsvnr Nee, ll5r. .3a
x 81 near 10Th nv. 1sr so
RI Az resr t7th st nv.
M st near THo,.,..: ~, -
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WANTED-HELP.

MALE.
WANTED Statesmen FOR CAIIFoRNIA WINES;
500 per month and expenses. with chance
-egnired- Address inclosing nve stamps W. A.
CCANDERcooK. e-s7 Wine Dept. Los Angeles,
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN As A STUDENT N AN
dee Ia.
wASfED-AN KxCI1IENr OPPORTUNITY FOR
Photographs art Apply By letter only. stating
sgs. gaziineas tons. rsmunerason expected. etc.
eap.rienesd In handling ssea.s, can engage In q
profitable oosiness- Addfvs J. D., Box 1852.
Philadelphia, Pa seZ3-3a
WANTED COOKS. LAUNDREssEs. BUrIERs.
nurss.. Wallets. farm and dairy hands German
or an S1ionssJ1i eo@en 70, :uessss.
wANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
telegraphy during the coming winter months:
sh'1 saarsss s sTp "a s.fa o Tor terms
wANTED-DUSpoRE EMPLOYMENT Bureau.
conducted By lAdies-men and women. white and
coiored. for all kinds Of domestic labor. city.
stats and spring.; with references ZOE Z ST
wANTEDISts WEEKLY SALARY: AN ANERI-
can gsntienan Of intelllxence and fair EDUCATION
ton: need not be sIperienced IN oar line. Tut
20 Soas 1; 70 sDIS az R sso ApPS sfls.
wASTED-Ar THE CITY INTELLIGENCE Of
Gee. cooks. Walters. nurses; drives porters,
sa. s IA Re: af ffsh ~
WANfED-A STOUT BoY TO LEARN THE TN
asd stove business y. L RUPPERr. 6s7 81.
WANrED-HoAE. AGNcY-oooKs WATERS.
ucrses, drivers. porters, clerks, Waterman. box
:ailsessa. ios: for :ais: wanted ref SIS sss ..
nv. ss22-6a'
WANTD-Ar LAST WE HAVE r-AcTTvE
SLEEPS WORLDS FAIR Sif111 -
OF s1S .s DAILY daily
.lss; eSoanza Tor woIlsr'; drop .v..ytsin< and
missions: books on credit; Illustrated circulars.
; tenn. p tSss 0gts5 % photos 81 Ad Globe
NJ. or 723 Chestnut ST.. Phfia.. Pa se22-1ot
wANTED-GnDERs AND GOOD PENCIL
h as s aSs passas essc Foreman l.9ss
wANrm-wDE AWAKE AGENTS WHO HAVE
bad e.ps.,secs in so!icit!ns al form. Of insa,-
:sssf.nes s.' T. ssa s ssss.snesA n
wANTED-A MAN As PIANO PLAYER. APPLY
WANTED TILE Settlers; NONE
HOwLNGs. sf2 12fa 81. NV. se21-sa.
wANTEp-A THOROUGH CARPENTER FOR
foreman: must understand drawings and be WIZ
s g ~oss qss Ma
wANTD-EvERY INSURANCE AGENT AND
business man 70 write for our fortuae maker
Best earth and largest pay. Mention paper
and state eIpsrissce. THE AGENCY CO.. 8
Union square, New York. seff-tde3
wANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATES ARMY
Able-bodfed unmarried men. between the ages Of
p and 30 years; good pay: ratiOns. clothing ard
MEDICAL attendance; applicants must be pre-
pared to furnish satisfactory evidence as 70
age. character and hsofrs. Apply AZ l202 Penn
sylvaniA ave. NV, Washington. ID. c.
sa11 4. n&wtoSfd
WAyTEDAADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC MEN
and women wanting permanent work. $50 q
week guaranteed; experience unnecessary; goods
monopoly; pay sure: system perfect; once and
delivery team furnished; terms free Address
X 81, Boz 1893. Boston. Mass au1-eo2ms
WANTED = SrENoGRAPfIERS AND RENIN9-
ton Cpswrfter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenoaraphers
asd Remington operators; charge for services.
WYCKOrF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Remfnx-
Too typewriter once. sth and p SITS. NV se29-tf
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IOh hENT-UNFURNIs
Hotel centrally To-
los vtsve nv. iSr 20
1s2S X ! ave nv, f7r 2,f
l2l4fst nv q kdl 2S1 z
1929 Kst nv, iSr.. 30S 4.
1416 Goth vt. 22r. aO
l7.,5 MI sv NV. f.Sios Il,
1gl est nv. lar Is
1905 y N ave. 1fSrs. .lA
1916 Y ct nv. 12rs ....l2'
kosd 81. Georeetowu.
PLY Sss;, St. ';s;ois r:.:.......::fsI
1875 Mass sve M. Ter. IL,
1441 Mas ave NV, lar. 10;
14.se Binney st. Col.
HEIGHTS. 1H
6l 11h 1t NV, 12r. 10,
lSls Ma NO. liz. III
3nlI ., nv. lr......ll
1880 u nv. Or. ......10f
I I5A < . nv. Ia......I0
AnE q st nv. 1lr...--.l9
S1S u rfnv, pr. .iof
l4B y at nv, 12r 100
1884 18th q nv, 1.r.. 100
10 r 80 NV, f3r .1nf
Lao Q q NV. 12r. -, &C
IT, n NV. ler. -. So q
lrs5 list NV. 1lrs. "a S
vi 7 81 nv. l5r. So 81
VI y sf nv, 12r. ...,...sC
Msomtng ave. 15r. "a
~, c9o Myomine .ssliir. -
tiss3N g nv. i2r .......1s
tx III 18th 18th st NO. liz. IN
81 loth ct nv. l0r ~
oUe - = 81 NV. 11r. ......7i
4O Chaplin. 12r. ....Ej
~, Efilyer pl. Tor. "a
l6l I'D st nv, Ilr. 1u
~NfAnnAwxl. - a
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FOR RENT-lsis CokcoRAN ST. NV; 2-sroRY
bay window brick; rooms. bath and all nod
tmps. coDcreted cellar; $45 per wASH'N
DANENHowER, cor. 18th and @ sts. se2316t
FOR RENT
SIG 2lst St. NV, 10 rrns- and bath. FUR,
a,aa "a ave- 10 ,,n. m "a ~,
40 I'D ST. NV. 10 and store. 1900. 1000
$40 I'D OF. NV, rms. ". and 9. 900
215l Pa ave. Nv, store and cellar. 2ooo
SSlo ct. NV, rnn, W.. g. and BATH Y 30
23xT III u. NV, store and cellar 100
NEWTON HARVEY. Real Eststs Brokers,
It, 2s0o Pa ave. n. ".
FOR RENT BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
house; Is rooms and stable: china. silver. piano.
&c: ready for immediate occupancy; n taken
greatly reduced rent Of q, eos Der annum. Ap-
ply on premises, ISIS n st. NV. ssle-ot'
FOR RENT-AMoNG THE CHOICEST HOUSES
OF their kind on the market those nearly new
three-story brick with brown-stone hasenpnt
houses on 22d 81. between X and SITS u-w..
near Pa ave. cable cars; nice neighborhood:
B. II. WARNER & CO.,
De23-Sts 9ie St NV.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED- OF THE HAND
soonest and finest furnished houses 10th Of.
north Of Scott circle Those who desire n beau
tiful home Ut q low rental shoald inspect this
house house BANEs Z sIss ~. y
Of 18th and Massachusetts ave. containing IS
rooms. which includes . handsome hall room
For permission to inspect, terms. etc. apply 10
BANES & SIMTS,N.
se236t 14th and G SITS
FOR RENT-2os F ST. NV. NICE II-RooM
brick house and cellar; ready for occupancy;
bouse in eood repair: heated with furnace: key
no y {. ". se22-3ts
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-1O15 ST. NV, TWO 1Sr-FIOOR
rooms recently vacated by doctor; also three on
secoId moor; FUR. or unfur. Table board, 81 per
week Convenient to cars. Location desirable.
pe23-2cs
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-L NEAR 18th wv; Ia ROOMS;
two baths and stable; i've ROOMS on nur: very
Desirable, central location for hrst-class apart-
ment house: all MI For permit Apply 10
OWNER. Room 3. 5ov 7th a. NV. Its
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2is ~ q nv. 1st
fioor. ar-.-.---.I n
2so2 zth q nw. e.. IL
Rear I'LL 10th. 6rll-50
al4 10th st ss. o.. II
East ride kesf1ng ave
ne. or....-..-.-.....n
1893 Roaed&le Il o, ell
East side Csstral ave.
Ivy City. Or. 1850
2ls Reeves Ut NV.
E---.----.-..-10-o
"a Brooks court nv.
W .--..-----... -1O-so
1sls-17 Friscoe court
p~. 5r.......... 1850
Resr l73-cs Pa ave
mo-. &......-.... 10
f723 Ps ave nv, Cd
nopr. n. 10
~ wlsss nv. sr. n
1T27 Have court n
~. E..--.-...--...1O
8 Blslessfurr ued
We M.-....-.......l ~
~ In ne. <r..-.e.so
49, - 0Rou "a =.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-04
THE CRANK CROP.
several Persons Who Were Thirsting
For Gore Have Been Locked
Up.
One Was Starting From indianapolis
TO Kill President Cleye.
land.
Three Taken In Custody at Pittsburg.
All Had Imaginary Griev.
ances.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 4.-Several
cranks have suddenly become seized
with desire to right their fancied
wrongs. Adolph Olschwarsky of 1140
East Washington street, was captured
as he was about to start for Washing
ton to murder President Cleveland.
Olschwarsky has been heretofore harm
lessly cranky" but his mania assumed
homicidal turn when he sud-
denly met his brother and made
a rush to kill him for the pur-
pose of marrying his widow, who
he believed would bring him wonderful
luck. He claims to be cousin of Presi-
dent Cleveland and that his real name
is Cleveland. After his encounter with
his brother, and before he could get out
OF town on train. officers arrested him.
He had provided himself with large
calihe revolver.
Governor Matthews came nearly be-
ing made the victim Of a series of
cranks. For several days suspicious
characters have been dogging his Office
in the state house. Thursday they
were sent scnrrying from the building
on a report that the militia was COM
ing. The governor says he has no fear
of bodily injury. but his friends have
prevailed o.i him to take greater pre-
cautions until the crank epidemic
ceases
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-04
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1893

naa oeen discovered, though Scotland
Yard pretends that it was plot of no
importance.
An Associated Press reporter then
hired a boat at Westminster bridge and
was rowed ont to the middle of the
River Thames. were number of work
men on barge anchored beneath
the bridge were at work with
paint pots and brushes, in an attempt
to clean the stone work. The Associated
Press reporter upon this barge found
the two men who discovered the parcel
which contained the dynamite bomb
placed upon the buttress of the bridge.
From these men the reporter learned
that the parcel found upon the bridge
and when is now in possession of the
police, was undoubtedly bomb, and
that it had fuse attached to it.
The men also asserted that in addition
to the bomb, several large cartridges,
supposed to be loaded with dynamite,
were found upon another buttress of
the same bridge.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-04
THE PRINTING PRESS.
Et Will Take the Place or Enrolling
and Engrossing Clerks.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.--There is
ing press will form part of the celeri-
cal equipment OF the Capitol. It will
in all probability be made necessary by
the action of the senate in agreeing to
the house resolution providing for the
printing, instead of writing of enrolled
and engrossed bills. The American
congress has been slow in introducing
this innovation and some doubt is ex-
pressed now as to the expediency OF the
proposed change. Several senators have
expressed the opinion that it will be
found impracticable to supply the large
appropriations bills which come in at
the close of the session, in
printed form, and are OF
the opinion that the change will prove
inadvisable on this account. Senator
Cockrell, who has taken an especial in
terest in having the bills printed in
stead of written, says that he is assured
that the printing office can set the
type and print any OF these bills
within four hours after they are re-
ceived. 1t is believed, however, that
at such times small press and force
,of printers will be necessary in the
Capitol building.
Would Prevent Mistakes.
The proposed change is considered
desirable If it can be operated as de-
sired. 1t is believed it will prevent
many mistakes which are now often
made in the enrolment OF bills,
which is often done in great
haste towards the close of sessions.
Senator German stated when the reso-
luton was under discussion that many
items had been omitted in appropria-
tion bills and some added by the clerks
because of the disadvantages under
which they iaDored in preparing the
bills. The same mistakes are of course
liable to occur when the bill is prin ted,
but as each senator and member can
then have d copy before him, as he
cannot now have, the mistakes are
more liable TO detection.
The congress Of the United States is
one of the last important legislative
bodies In the world to use type instead
of the pen in preparing bills at this
stage. The English parliament made
the change over 4O years ago.
I Some reminiscent interest attaches to
the change because of the fact that dur
ing his service in the senate Charles
| sumner advocated it and the last resolu-
| tion ever introduced by him in the
senate was one directing the committee
on enrolled bills to investigate and re-
port upon the expediency of printing
enrolled and engrossed bills. His reso-
lution was introduced on Feb. 20, 1874,
only short while before Mr.. Summers
death. The question has never hereto.
fore been agitated to any great extent
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-04
THREE AT PITTSBURG.
People Who Wanted to Kill some
body Locked Up.

body Locked Up.
PITTsBURG. Nov. 4.-The police are
having no end of trouble with cranks
who threaten to take human life.
Three are now locked up in the central
station and the police are on the look
out for five others who have been writ
ing threatening letters OF the three
under arrest, w. N. Bates, travelling
agent. is the most desperate. He was
recently discharged from his position.
and since then his former employer has
been annoyed by letters threat, ming
death if he is not feinstated.
When arrested. Bates had a large
pistol and blackthorn cane. He said
he had been driven todesperate methods
because he had no work.
The second crank is a newspaper man,
who gave the name of Mike O'Brien.
He went TO The Times Office and when
refused the position of editor, pulled a
pistol and threatened to clean ont the
Office. He was arrested before he did
any damage.
John McGarvy, the third crank, gave
himself up, saying he was out of work
and starving, and he was afraid he
would kill some one
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-04
National Academy Report.

ALBANY. N. y, Nov. 4.-On Tues
day next in this city the Nation al
Academy of Science will hold its meet
ing to prepare its annual report for
presentation to the senate. The occa-
sion will also mark the opening of the
new Dudley observatory, which, it is
expected. will be completed at that
time. The Academy of Science was in
corporated by an act OF congress dur
Lincoln, 1t is under the control OF the
government and is com oelled by law to
make report each year to congress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-04
Bloodhounds as Police.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. Mayor Eus tbs
suggests that the police department
could be rendered valuable assistance
by corps of trained bloodhounds. He
points to the recent Harris murder as a
case where they could have especially
distinguished themselves, and he also
believes that in the cases of the nightly
hold-ups the prompt liberation of the
animals at the place where the crime
was committed would result in frequent
captures OF the highwaymen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-04
PROBABLY FALSE.

Secretary Thurber Says no Attempt
Has Been Made 60 Kill Cleveland.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4. Private Secre-
tary Thurber says there is no founda-
tion whatever for the report that a
crank attempted to assassinate Presi-
dent Cleveland. The inquiry made by
an Associated Press reporter was the
first that he or any one connected with
the White House had heard of the
rumon The police were also ignorant
of any such attempt on the presidents
life. and they were confident that the
story was false.