davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-10
1ohn Dalton. Ger OieIfeitioe.

So6n 9olton, Grs8 oli3iit un6 GrsGos
Iumbtlber @arbiit, beftnbct iic6 in Sblpuz
lttdten. @r lit Ser bette 8ruDer aucb nicbt.
Aus ocm BoIi5eibtcnit tpuroe ct entla1ien,
lpetI er obne uriacbe einen 8itrger bertnapz
pel:e, ltnb ben Saflon 8orf muBte er gez
metnlam NIT 2teut. gtororum, ieiuem9orz
9eleBten, oerlaiien, neil ct itdb icblecbt aufz
fl1brte. 9luf bas 8riOatLe6en ailgetptelen,
mari er itb 5ultG6it auf ben Oiebitabl. ST
en1penoete Soiepb S. 8tileD, BON gto. 584
23. 9l1ron1try $50 un6 8rau MarD Sum
n!n939n1, 1874 81. &obeD Str, $75 un0
5000 in Observation-Disclosures. QuBer=
Dem 1tabl er Srau ~Gunntngbam's 6ers
unO tpoate ite beiratben. Qebteres tpGre
ntcbt 10 i6Itmm 9etpelen, tpenn nibt 9yrolt
Dora 9onntng, $40 @eusitr., uno Troll
&nna Soi6e6, Il GmmaItr., bereit8
NIT tbm nerbetret9et paren, er aIlo Elm
8igamtit 1T.
, 1893-05-10
Tletne Uahrtdten.

= Ter6inanb Gai6, Bet 6etser, fpelbcr
BET ser @rploiton in Der @asdn1talt Der
0prtbuctern >8a6n t0otlt6 berlebt tpuroe,
ftarb geltern Qlbenb. Sarlon, Der anbere
t00tlicb DerleBte Qlrbeiter, miro nit Dem
2eben 0aDontommen.
= 6 oliseifef McGlaugbrD bat 9eitern
abermdls ieinc 0teitgnatiOn unterbrettet,
peLbe aberlnalS a~b9emieIen tpuroe. 6err
Wtc@laug6rD %erflGrte, DAB ct feline Eldne
fir Die 3ufunft gemdcbt babe llno letn Nmt
ru6ig tpetter Dertpalten tppQe, bis ct erludbt
Der6e, eS nteber5ulegen.
= Sel6on 81, 6opftn5 tpurbe 9eitern in
Stem Oorf unter Der Nnfloge Derbaftet, in
Chicago eiren nic6t utbeoeutenben Inter
f3leif 6egangen su baben. George 9islot
unD Gobert WfcGpib, 9ireftoren Der
vWtpneD GbeG Company, SEQ. 225 Dear
bDrnitr., beDarpten, oaB Oppftr1S DON Dem
0elbe Der @eieuidboft $4,000 fir it6 ielbit
DertpenOete. 6opftns beftn0et itb in 8e>
9~leitul1g beS @ebeimpoliSiiten Worrilon
berettS auf Dem Wege mach G0ica9o.
- Sn Ser bon ber lutberil6en SDnobe
9eitern ab9ebaltenen ~Geriammlung fam Ste
Grrt6tung elmer 2%eDranitNlt CUR Sprabe,
s. sc. 8aDen aus gSinftelo, GaniaS, bate
Elm @eIbent bon 500, 900 unter Der 8ez
Dingung angeboter, baB Sic Nnitolt ben
gtamen st. John Lutheran College"
fiibren ioue. 0as Qlncrbieten tpuroe an
9enommen unb beitimmt, baB $50, 900 fir
ben 8au un6 jGbrlicb $4,000 fir bic 8ez
triebstoiten Dertpenbet perben miliien.
= Sin bor ctpa IA Gagen Dem 2incoIn
8art gum @ei6enf gcmacbter 8dr muBte
ftcb geltern Wtorgen in nocb niobt aufgeflGrz
ter Betie bic 6rei6eit su peri3affen, porauf
cr cine NanOerung 0urb ben Bart unO bte
benacb6arter StroBcn unternabm, 9tabz
Dem CT peri9iebene 2eute in Qn9it unb
SbreGen periebt, begab iib bic g olt3ei auf
feline @erfolgung, Setne leBte 3uflu1t mar
elm Baum unb ba CT iib enti9ieben ipetz
gerte, in ietnen Gdfig 8%uriidSutebren, mari
man ibm einen 2aiio I'm BEN 6als unb
erbro1ielte i'm, bamit CT feinen i%peiteren
Sc6aoen anricbten Tonne.
, 1893-05-10
Oer9ebltdle Oerfudle.
James Surfe wollte feinem &eben Elm Gnoe
madden.

Srob6em er 3tpei ener9if9e Geriucbe sez
ma9t bat, iein 2eben 81 enbsn, beftnbet
ii9 Sames 8urfe jebt bod f9on tpieOer 10
1pobl, baB ct r1or9en i'm Stanoe ictn miro,
ii6 i'm 8oli5eigcricbt pegen WliBbanOIun9
1etner 6rau 5u Der0nttporten,. Die 8ei6en
tpobnen i'm Sotpn Of Safe uno 8urfe ioQ
feline 8rau in 9rouiamiter 8eiie geprii9elt
baben. ST murbe Der6aftet utb in BET
9aliteb Str.7 Station eingeiperrt. 6ier
ma3te er eineu 8eriu9, it9 on ieinem
Ioi6entu6e 3u e~rbangen. 9aS Iu6 mar
1ebocb bonn Dielen @e6raucb icbon 5t miirbe
uno rib. 8urfe ftel 81 8o6en, Obnc iicb
petteren S6aoen 8etban gu ba6en, Damn
aerrtB ct ietn 6embe, Orebte etneu Strtd
oaraus unO bling itb bon gteuem ouf. 9te8z
MOL pGre ibm feline 2lbit@t tpobl aucb gcz
9litft, tpenn Der S3lieBcr nt9t nod recbt7
aettt9 ber5ugetommen pdre un6 i'm loS9e=
16nitten bGtte.
, 1893-05-10
frib Reuter- Seter.

geitern 2l6enb fanb in 0uincD go. 9
cine Beriammlung bes &euterbentmal7
Counties itatt, I'M fir btc NufteQung bes
Settings bic n0t6i9en 8orbereitungen SIT
%treffen. Sin ~beionberes Counties pirb am
Trettag Nucbmittag in S90n6ofen's 6oIe,
@de Wttlipautee unb Qlblan6 QtDe., 5uian>
men fommen, nm bas Eerrain GIT beli6z
ttgen unb bie lebten Q~(norbnun8en gu
t%teTfen. Otorgen Nbenb ftnbet in ltblicb's
6o1e cine 8crlornmllng bes Blatt0eutid5en
&erein8 itntt ur6 bieient9en Gereine, mcld6e
or benz 6eit3ug t6eiInebnen pollen, itno
eriubt, il einen Delegaten fiir bieie Ser
mmlung Sit e%ntienben.
Ser 6euti9e GoniuG Or. Gor[ 8uen3,
luSiteuungscOmmtiidr Q8ermutb, iotpte
gSrau &oielOm5ft uno SRI. 6oTfmann BON
Soer Oeuti9en Srauenabtbeilung iinb ais
eiugelaoen.
, 1893-05-10

-
ltge nmfabrt.
maneelhafter 8efu9.
Srob bes i60nsn @etters, welcbes gez
itern in Chicago berricbte, mar Der 8eiu6
ser NuSiteuung 9eItern 6ob Elm iebr mani
gel6aiter, nur 16, 122 Berionen batten lt6
e~tngefunben. @s lit Der @run6 fir BEN
unperbaltniBmdBt9 i6lecbten 8e116 Iebtgz
ltb bartn 5u in6en, baB Die Q[uSiteuung
nob LANCE ntcbt'ferti9 1T, unb ieOer germ
Elm Douenoetes @an5es Dor itb Ieben
mo6te.
Ser 8oriteber Set Bureaus fir @tntrittSz
farten SuGer 1a6 ltcb %peranIaBt, Die Sill
ttgtett Der YGiie, tDelcbe nob nicbt nit BEN
photographer Ser 8eitber Derieben ftnb,
bis gum Is. 5. O}tS. 3u perlGngern. Die
ielbe tpdre fonit NIT benz b~euttgen Sage ers
loiben., Sim 9onnerftag perben Sic selben
Safe fir Die Qtn9eitelten pertbeilt tperben.
DereiteIter plan.
0te 0eteftipes ser gSelta1s1teuun9sbez
bOrOe ltnb etnem S3tpinbel auf Sic Spur
gefor1men, Ser ipaDri6einli6 9r0Bere 9t>
men1tonen a1genommen bat, ais it6 bis
jeBt itberieben ldBt. On einem Ser lebter
Sage trat Der @arbiit Sefferion Gatlin auf
ben 3biirfte9er 9onnelD am Cottage @rope
Nbe. @in9an9 Der 9tusiteanng gu unb
na3 fur3er glei6gitlti9er l1nterboltllng
macbte er bieiem ben 8oridIag, nit tbm
gemetnlam Bic QluSitelung 81 betrii9en, I'M
Dem er @tntritt5farten BET Seite brtnge,
Bic ct 6ann p~erfaufen tpoue. 0onneuD err
flGrte, it9 Die Sabe iiberlegel1 All tpolen
u1b i~tattete Dem gapt. 9e Steiner 8ericbt
ab. @r erbielt am Monta9 10 SidetS
crtra u16 nabm, ser 8erabreoul1g ger1GB,
BEN SUIT ab, ais er Gatltn bemerfte. Ser
ieIbe trat auf i'm gu, i6lug i'm auf Bic
S6ulter uno i6erSte iolange nit tbm
berum, bis er ibm bte Stdets aus Der
Sai6e gebolt bate. Q(m nGcbiten Sage
fanb Gatltn IL StdetS in 9onneuD's
Gai6e por, nabm tie beraus unb lieB einen
StlberOolar binetngleiten. a3pct bon
@apt. De Gsmer'S 9euten batten i'm beob>
acbtet unb fol9ten ibn. ST ging nacb elmer
81. Str. utb traf bort ben @aroiiten
9etpitt, BEN er ani6einenb gut fannie.
Die 9etettiOeS b0rten, tpie ct ibn fra9te, ob
er tbm nt6t Dteueibt einige NuSiteQungs>
tiGetS abfaufen mole. Stir II Sim
tr~ittstarten erbielt Gatlin $3.50, 6ann bottle
ct peiteren Gorratb, bob pur6en ibm biesz
NAL nur $3.50 fir Il Gintrittsfarten be-
3abIt. Gatltn febrte baS1n nocb benz Quar-
tier ieiner @ompa9nie 3uriid unb puroe
sort perbaftct, Snspii4sn tpar audb 0emitt
etngeltefert iporben. Satin ge1tanb feline
Sdulb gang offen Elm, t~peigerte fib aber
itanobaft, feline GOmplicen gu nennen. @r
ldcbelte bObnii3 unb s%rfldrte, tpenn Bic De-
teftiOes 10 iblau tpdren, i'm 3u fangen, 10
fOnnten ite Bic Nnberen aucb leicbt befom=
men. ST tpurbe nacb Der @oooIatpn Bolt
3etltation gebra3t, 9etpitt aber in 3eugenz
kQft bebalten.
, 1893-05-10
Stdott1bes,
I'm unfere Sefer.

Nue 6ieienigen Qbonnenteu, pelbe
nibt ~regelmdBig nit benz QlbenOblatt
Ser SQinpiS Staats3eitung beoie1t tper1
BEN, iin6 b0fi9ft eriubt, uts nocbmalS
ibre genaue 2(6reiie per 8oltfarte mtt5u7
tbeilen, ebenlo b~ieieni9en 8erionen. ipclbe
ouf oie a3eitu1g gu a6onniren beabii6tt9en.
, 1893-05-10
WChtunoSD0u

0aS gomite
6erman 9omp,
s. S6mibt,
g, @ernide,
s. MaBmonn,
SenrD 0etmer.
, 1893-05-10
Die muiifitreitfraee.

SIN ber Office bes 8rdftbenten 8almer
belt geitern bas Spe3iaLcomtte ser gtational
Gontmtiiton cine Sibun9 ab, tpeldbes be-
a~uftrogt mar, 8ericbt iiber Sic Sage Ser
Wfuitffra9e 81 eritatten. Gs mar leiner
3ett ge9en ben Setter Der &apele, 6errn
S6eoDpr SDontaS, bic Nnflage erDoben NOR
0el1, oaB er i'm Solbe %getpiiier 6trn1en 1te6e,
fir oeren Snitrumente CT Getlame mocbe.
SEER TDomas bate 6aS ieiner 3ett lebr
entl6ieoen in Nbreoe geiteut uno that 0ies
all6 geltern, ais ct uab OemieIben Yuntte
9efragt Dltr0e. ST erflGrte 1e6r beIttmmt,
ct Dertpenoe in letner &apellc nun Die beiten
S%nitrun1e1te un6 eS let auerbings Ser Sail,
baB BON elmer Sirma Die mciiten Snitruz
n1ente better angeferttg tpirben mic BON
a%noereu, OeSbalb ieten al1o bic metiten 1et>
ner Snitrumente bon 6ieier etnen Tirnta
angeferttgt. ST gebe BEL bieier Mngelegenz
belt lebt9ltb bonn fiinltleriicben Stan6punft
aus, peitere 9til6itbten femme ct nt9t.
Gr itebe, 10 iagte er, nab ictner Nnitcbt,
MIR untcr Dem Wtlitf>Gomite, 0e1ien 8or>
itbenber SameS B. Gusmort5 1et. Nacb
tbm purDe SefretGr Milion bonn We1ftfz
Bureau Dernommen un0 iagte ungefGbr 6aS
nGntliCbe aus ipte 6err T6omaS. Die
@ommtiiGre be9aben itcb io6ann na6 Sem
Bdln1er !0ouie, mo- tie cine gebetne Gpnfe7
ren5 NIT n1e6reren bebeutenben Sn1trumen=
tenbauern batten. 53u etnem @nt1dbluB 1t10
lie nocb ni6t %9efOmmen unb tperoen 6es=
balb ant 9onneritag Nben6 etne peitere
Stbung ab6alten.
Die Nus1tcbten i6etnen fir 6errn Sboz
mas ntcbt iebr gltniti9 gu ietn, benn meDrere
Wttt9lteoer oeS Special @omiteS fpraben
it6 tpentg etnperitanoen nit ieiner 6ar6z
lun9stpetle aus, ertlGrten iebob, tpenn tie
aub nt6t feline Gntloliung beantragen
i~DiirOen, 10 mare eS mach tbrer Q(nfidbt oocb
0rtngenb notbipenbig, feline 8efugnti1e
etlpas ein3ui6rGnten, ct biirfe ridbt frcte
@ntldbeioun9 lber Nues 6aben.
Die Ghore am 2beno bis Samfas eef6IoGen.
Sis nddblten Sonnabeno mer6en ste
Shore Ser NeltausiteQung am Qlben6 gcz
i6loiien iein, alio lit 8clucbern mach iiebe1
u9r Qbenos Der @tntritt ntcbt mebr ge@
itattet. Qlm SonnabenD 1tn0 Sic cleftrt>
iben Springbrunnen lOpeit bergeiteut, 6oB
tie arbeiten fOnnen, tpenn nibt nocb ettpas
neutrality-suspicious. Oa3tpiicbet tommt anb
lit Damn ben 8%elucbern Elm S6au1piel BON
feenDafter S6pnDelt 9etptb.
Ginweihune oes Dermont Stoats=G ebduoes.
6eute mur6c bos @e6Gu6e 6es Staates
8ermont feierLic6lt eingetpetbt un6 benz
@encrale9 ireftor 0aOiS iibergeben. @egen
10 ll6r bate iiob cine 3iemlidb groBe Men=
9e, gum 9rOBten G6eil friibere 8emo6ner
Do! Bermont, ~eingcfun0en, I'M BEN Teier=
ltChfett ~bet2umDbnen. 0uRer Mn,n GlIpr
poren Deri6iebene friibere @ouDerneure
unb cine Qnaabl Senotoren, Wtitglieber
6eS Observation-Disclosures unb oes Nicbterz
colegtums erl9ieren. gtadboem Die Self
ltcbfeit Ourb @ebct etngcleitet mar, iangen
bret Germonter 0anten etni9e 2ieber. So
Damn ~iibergab Der &ertreter @crmont's in
bet gtationals @ommiiiion, S, q. @olfer,
Dem Decentralization 0aoiS oaS @ebGu0e.
9ieier bielt cine tur5e @tniproc6e, ebenlo
@oub. 8uuer, etntge Wuitfititde tpurben
geipielt, Damn mar Die 6eier Oorbet.
9as @ebduoe lit iebr gei1madOou in
, 1893-05-10
SGnoer U6tunoI

Sbr Gomitc, tDeldcS in Der @eriamm5
lung, ab9ebalten III Der OrpbeuS> 6oue am
30. 2lpril, ernannt Dur6e, um nit 6crrn
GbeoOor GbomaS Sic b%eabitcbtigten Som
3crte tpdbrenb Ser 0eItausitclung i'm
SafiOn Barf SIT ~orran9iren, Label Bic Ser
trcter iGmmtlidber oeuti3er @cian9pereine
Gbica?O's Elm, am ndcbten Santitag 9(6e1o
UNI 8 lthr in Der Srpbeu57 Sale (Sdbtler
@ebdltbe) Ut eri6einen, nm ben GltBerit
8initigen 8ertbt be& Gomttes ent9egen 81
neDu1er1.
, 1893-05-10

: Die 0incoIn 8artz8eb5r6e bergab in
ibrer 9eitrigen Sibun9 ben Gontratt fGr sic
GerlGngerung bes Seeufer Gor1oS bon
8elmont 9tpe, nOrbltcb bis 8pronitraBe at
Sic Tirma q. 8. Green & So. fir 800, 900.
Sin Glerf beS 2cgtslaturcomites begann
geltern nit Der llnteriu6un9 Der 8udber
Der 8eb0roe.
, 1893-05-10
The Vim. Schmidt Baking Company.
SroS, Graders 1t. fetnes Sa&auere,

unerrei9t an Steinbeit Nobrtraft IL. S9mofbofttefett.
Tr6gt Cure 6rocerS oarttad1.
Office Mn0 SSabrit: 1851 ClybOurn Ave.
S7Mas EelepboWe; gtprtb 241.
, 1893-05-10
manoelbafter Befu6.

250TuB i'm Durbmeiier Soc, fir stpei1na7
Iide ltmfdhrt.
, 1893-05-10
Oas 0eutfhe Gie0.

9aS fiir3li9 ernannte Gomite bieligcr
SGnger, tpeIcbe5 beauftragt mar, bebufs
8eranitaltung BON Gon3erten inn Sadion
gart NIT t6crrn GDomas Nidipradbe SIT
ne0men, miro am nd9iten Somitag 8eric6t
eritatten. 9aS Gomite bat einen Q[ufruf
an Die Sduger e%rLaiien, nm belien Ser
Dffentlt1ung mir gebeten tperben. @r lauz
+c+.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-23
MONTANA FLOODS.

Mountain Streams Make Havoc
4 Among Bridges and Railroads.
HELENA, May 23.-Mountain streams
all over the state are rapidly filling up
bank full and becoming raging tor
rents. The warm weather for the past
week has melted good deal of the
snow on the mountains and rain has
fallen in several sections of the state.
A large number of bridges have been
carried away, and the railroads have
increased their crews and ARE strug-
Cling to keep their tracks and bridges
in place. 1t does.not look as if there
will be any further traffic over the Belt
Mountain branch of the Great North
ern for some days to come. Most of the
track is gone between Monarch and
Neihart. Three bridges are out between
Monarch and Arlington, and consider
able of the rest of the track is under
water. All attempts at traffic have been
suspended until further notice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-23
THIEVES ARE ACTIVE.
Nearly q Million Dollars of OF Claims
Against the Worlds Fair.

Nearly Million Dollars of of Claims
Against the Worlds Fair.
WASHINGTON, May 23.--''I was told
by a member of the national commits
sion while in Chicago the other day"
said Western congressman in telling
of the great fair, that the claims ag-
gregating almost 100000 have been
filed with that body for exhibitors for
property stolen. This is enormous.
During the Paris exposition the entire
amount of claims was only $175, 600, or
fourth of the amount of those at Chi
cago and the fair has not been open one
month. There is undoubtedly an or
ganized gang. Why. they carried away
from the French exhibit bronze clock
that weighed $50 pounds. that had
required four men to unload it. How
they got it out of the grounds is q
mystery, unless there was collusion on
the part of some guard. Ii cholora ever
strikes Chicago, ii one man ever has the
black vomit. heaven help that fair.
They will loot it from end to end. No
guards will face cholera, but the. thief
will remain"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-23
An Ent hilsiastic Demon ~tration.

LONDON. May 23. The demonstration
of the Irish National League OF Great
Britain. in Hyde park. was most en-
thusiastic affair. About $50, 900 people
We're present. and delegates attended
from all branches of the league in the
United Kingdom Addresses were de-
liveied BY L. T. OIonnor. NJ p. aud
other Irish leaders, and by Joseph Arch,
Nj. r., the lrader III the Increment for
the einancii aAon Of the English agri-
cultural laborers. Resolutions were
adopted approving Mr.. Gladstone's
home rule plan. also adopting it as "a
settlement OF tue Irish question.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-23
MANY CREMATED.
Terrible Loss OF Life In q Lumber
Camp Near Lake City,
Mich.
Lumbermen Hemmed i'm by Forest
Fires Take Refuge I'm
Well,
4s@frsssf ...%.
Only to Be Sm0thered to Death-Fires
at Amigo, Bryant and
Saginaw.

LAKE Cry, Mich, May 22.-The loss
of life in the fire which destroyed Louis
Sands lumber camp, three miles north
east of here, is greater than first sup
posed. Ten bodies have been recovered
and the whole crew is not accounted
for. The dead are:
MICHAEL GALEN.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
JAMES HUGH.
EDWARD RORABACHER.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, foreman of the
camp.
JOHN HILL.
FRED SAGER. ...
HANS JACOBSON.
FRANK sANGREF.
MIKE EMULHOLLAND.
These ten men, with Edward Sullivan,
were hemmed in at the camp by the
fire. The strong wind cut off all es-
cape. Sullivan started north in the
face of the fire and by some chance es-
capped. He is severely burned but will
live. Edward Rorabacher started east
and got % rods away before caught.
Mulholland started west and got about
the same distance. The remaining
eight stayed too long and took refuge in
well about 20 feet deep. The top
curb of the well burned and the tim
bers fell on the men
Huddled I'm the Well,
literally cooking their heads the re-
mainder of the bodies being under
water. A rescuing party tried to get
the bodies out OF the well during the
night. but it was caving so the effort
was postponed until morning when
the recovery was effected. A large
force of men are still securing the adj
joining country to make certain nc
other unfortunate has been overlooked.
The camp employed 60 men. The re-
naming 90 were near the green timber
and those escaped. The property loss
Ia not very great
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-23
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY %, 1898
CHERoKEEs AFTER CASH.
frying to Dispose OF Government
Bonds in Wall Street.


NEW York, May 23.-Wall street
bankers have been asked to raise So
600. 900 loan for the Cherokee Indian
nation. Principal Chief Harris, of the
Cherokees, is in this city, accompanied
by Ezekiel Starr, treasurer of the ma
tion. @. d. Lipe and J. T. Cunningham.
The last two named are representative
Cnerokees. Principal Chief Harris has
in his pockets documents which he be-
lieves will enable him to borrow 81, ,84O.-
600 before he leaves the city. These
documents show that the Cherokees
have sold to the United States $3.50, 900
acres ofland known as Cherokee outlet"
Eight mil ion three hundred thousand
dollars was to be paid in FIVE equal in
stallments, and to draw interest at the
rate of per cent. They also show that
the United States has passed law
authorizing the Cherokees to negotiate
the indebtedness. pledging the princi-
pal and interest due from the govern
ment to secure payment.
Chief Harris and his companions have
been in Washington and signed the
formal transfer of the land. Now they
are in this city to see il Wall street does
not want to pay the cash the govern
ment has not on hand, and accept in
stead per cent bonds.
Chief Harris said in an interview
that they We're forced to sell the land
because the government refused to
allow them to rent it. thereby cutting
| OF their revenue from it.
What will you do with the money
when you get itY' was asked.
'We will divide it among our people
per capita. They will use it in improv-
ing their f1M,s, buying machinery and
in general bettering their condition. 1t
will not be drank up nor gambled
| away"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-23
LOOKING FOR WAR
The Withdrawal of the Albert Lea
From the Western Association
Causes Surprise.
None of the st. Paul Railway officials
Venture Prediction as to the
Outcome.
1t Is Very Likely, However, That
Worlds Fair Rates Will Speedily
Go to Smash.

ST. PAUL. May 23.-The withdrawal
of the Albert Lea from the Western
Passenger association has caused much
surprise among railroad men in this
city, but none of them could be drawn
into an expression of opinion as to the
result.
The Albert Lea men are, as they put
it, out for the business, and it is ex-
pected that they will make big cut.
Their telegraph communication with
the general Offices are not in
good working order, so that it is
impossible to learn just what win be
done. 1t is likely that rate war will
result, and that Chicago visitors will be
able to reach Chicago very cheaply. In
railroad circles but little can be learned
regarding the future policy of the Chi
cago lines. The general agents are wait
ing to see what rate will be announced,
and they will then act accordingly.
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sAGINAw's BIG BLAZE.


Nearly Three Hundred Houses Were
Destroyed-Loss 5000, 900.
SAGINAW. Mich, May 23.--The big
fire of Saturday, which ragged for three
hours, destroyed about 275 houses. A
close estimate of the loss places it at
5000, 900. on which about $500, 900 of in
surance was carried.
There are scores of instances in which
entire families lost all their effects ex-
cept the clothing on their backs. There
will be some destitution, but the ma
jority of the losses were sustained by
people in comfortable circumstances.
At meeting of prominent citizens a
plan was formulated for the people of
Saginaw to take care of all the needy
ones, and no appeal will be made for
outside aid.
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GRINAGER BROS.
Report OF the Committee ON Sunday
Observance.

Report Of the Committee ON Sunday
Observance.
WASHINGTON. MAY a3 Rev. Thomas
hours devotional exercises with which
session of the Presbyterian general as
sembly was ushered in.
Promptly ut $3.50 Moderator Craig
opened the assembly with a word of
prayer.
DIR. yoIna, chairman of the COM
mittee on bills and overtures, reported
further distribution OF papers sent up
to the general assembly among the
several committees.
On Sabbath Observance.
The report of the committee on Sab
bath observance. of which the late
Colonel Elliott F. Shepard was chair
man from its inception, submitted its
fifth annual report, which was read by
Elder w. r. Worrall, of the New York
presbytery, Colonel Shepard's private
secretary. The committee expressed
sorrow at the death OF Colonel Shepard.
The effort to- secure the opening of the
worlds fair on Sunday was recited,
closing with a statement of the vote in
congress against it. The report then
proceeded:
The Importance of this action can
scarcely be overestimated; it is q
greater triumph than appears on t,le
surface. 1t has given expression to the
voice of the people. The strength of
the Sabbcth sentiment has been tried
and proven. The people are unwilling
to lose the Sunday rest. The question
of Sabbath observance has been very
widely discussed. The foreign element
has been advised respecting the Amer
ican Sabbath and it's stronghold upon
our people. The friends of the Sabbath
in Europe are rejoiced and their hands
are greatly strengthened. But it is
A Matter OF Profound Regret
that in all this contest the friends Of
Sunday closing have received little
or no aid from the secular press. It has
been impossible, save in few cases of
notable Importance, to secure the inser-
tion Of judicious articles in favor Of
4 NAocAlSS WhhC WAOkC AdNC lIC-
quently appeared against it. II we
have succeeded it is only because the
Lord of the Sabbath is on our side.
Otherwise there has been prodigious
odds against us. The widespread
interest which has been awakened on
the subject OF Sabbath observance
through the long agitation of the ques-
tion of Sunday closing at the exposition
has opened the way as never before in
the history of our country, for the cir
culation of Sabbath literature. This is
a rare opportunity, the like of which
may not occur again in years, to dis
seminate through all parts of our coun-
try, and even into foreign lands, a
healthful knowledge of the advantages
/ of the Sabbath day.
The Briggs case came up twice dur
ing the day on question of reference,
a motion having been made to refer the
matter back to New York. This mo.
tion was voted down. and the papers in
the case went to the judiciary commit.
/ tAka
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TWO BAD FIRES.
Amigo and Bryant, Wisconein Towns,
Badly ScOrched.


AMIGO, May %. This town is half
destroyed by fire, and the little town of
Bryant has been completely wiped out
About 30 buildings were destroyed
in Bryant; also 100000 feet of lumber
and 100000 feet of logs. No estimate
of the loss can be secured. The fire
here originated in brush heaps near
town, and spread by means of fences
and barns to the city. The fire soon
caught the planning mill of the North
western Lumber company, which was
consumed in few minutes. Next to
burn was Weeds large mill: then 25
dwellings, leaving 200 persons home
les. The loss is 100000. with small in
surance.