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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
KICKS DECISION.
The Famous Toledo Laber Case to be
Argued Before the supreme
Court.
Attorneys for tie Engineers In Wash
ingtoH Ready to Fire on Their
Arguments.
Failing Of Favorable Decision They
Will Appeal to Congress for
Relief.

WASHINGTON, April "a. The excit-
ing legal contest over the rights and re-
sponsibilities of labor which eliminated
in Judge Kicks recent decision at To-
ledo, is about to be removed to the
United States supreme court. The at
torneys who will represent the labor or
CARNATIONS are already here. They in
clude e. w. Harper of Terre Haute,
Ind, who has been general counsel of
the Brotherhood of Engineers for many
years. Ex-C Congressman Frank Hurd
of Toledo, has arrived to assist the
labor men in their contest. The pro-
ceedings will be by habeas corpus to
secure the release of engineer Lennon,
who is the man convicted under Judge
Kicks ruling and sentenced to prison.
To BE a Test Case.
The Lennon case will be made q test
before the supreme court, and ii Messrs.
Harper and Hurd are not able to shake
the decision of the lower court they
viii then appeal to congress on its re-
assembling for such a revision of the
law as to overcome the disastrous eff
fects Of the ruling upon all labor organ
izations. Attorney Hurd says that
cases involving the restraint of personal
liberty are given immediate hearing
before the supreme court, so that he ex-
poets not only a hearing next Monday,
but a decision of the important points
involved before the end of the week.
Such a decision will be of far reaching
consequences as it will give a national
aspect to the rulings of Judge Kicks.
Attorneys Are Hopeful.
Messrs. Harper and Hurd, while
hopeful of securing a reversal of the
action of the lower court, are not un-
prepared to see ii confirmed, and in that
event they win at once begin preparing
to present the subject to congress next
fall. 1t was the general opinion of the
best legal authorities of the senate be-
fore the recent adjournment that Judge
Kicks decision was strictly within the
letter of the law as he found it. and
that no other Interpretation of the
law was possible. Senator Cullom
said on the floor of the senate
that it wal the law, and not the decis-
ion which was at fault, and that if
labor desired relief it would have to ap-
peal to congress and have the law
changed, rather than appeal to the
courts. The legal representatives OF
the labor interests are inclined to share
this view, but they win make this last
appeal to the highest court in the land,
in order that the decision may be given
q national character, and thus appeal
more strongly to the next congress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24

Matters of More or Less importancs
Terseiy Touched Upon.
There are 61S applications on file il
the war department for one appoint
ment.
The fortieth anniversary of the in.
~stallation OF Rev. DIR. Sunderland al
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
of Washington has just been celebrated
A Washington shoe merchant has
discovered a new way to sell his a
He proposes to polish free the shoes
bearing his trade mark. and he has
opened a ''shoe polishing parlor" tc
make good his announcement.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. April A.-Frances
Danyke Harris shot herself through the
heart standing yer the corpse of her
husband.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
GOLD RESERVE INTACT.


WASHINGTON. April 24.-The gold re
serve is again intact. offers ~aggregatine
nearly "a, 000. 900, have been received
and accepted by the secretary. Score
tary Carlisle said he did not think, in
justice to those who were disposed to
supply the government with gold, that
their names should be published, and
for that reason only he did not think it
wise to state names and places from
which the offers came. He was feeling
quite good over the fact that offers ag-
gregated a sufficient amount to make
the gold reserve intact and leave a little
free gold in the treasury.
1t Is interesting to note in connection
with the gold situation, how during the
the past few years the treasury has
gradually lostgold. On Jan. 81, 1889, the
net gold in the treasury was $194, OOO,-
000; on Jan. 81, 1890, SIT, 600, 600; Jan.
81, 1891, $141, 900, 900; Jan. 81, 1892,
$119, 00o, 900, and Jan. 81. 1893, $685.
00O. 0JU,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
AT HAMPTON ToADs.
Secretary Hcrhcrt Welcomed at the
rendezvous,

Secretary Herbert Welcomed nc tht
Rendezvous.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va. April "a
Secretary Eerhcrt's expected arrival put
every ship n the Roads on the lookout
for the D ,lphin and her distinguished
passenger, who reached here ut IL
o'clock.
1t being the 25th university of the
marriage of the king and queen of Italy,
in honor of this event every warship
here dressed in gala array, ran up the
beautiful green and yellow colors OF
King Humbert, and as eight bells were
simultaneously struck on all the ships
q cannonading commenced that con-
tinued incessently for 10 minutes, dur
ing which time all the vessels were fir
ing salutes at once.
Decked Out Gaily.
The scene in the Reads was the most
beautiful of the marine pictures that
has been presented since the first day of
the rendezvous. From the main of every
vessel floats a large flag of Italy and from
the end of those ships having jib booms,
up the forestays running along the
yards and down the color halyards of
the spanker, were thousands of flags,
conspicuous being the Italian colors.
The ships were dressed rainbow fashion
and yardarm style. and with the differ.
emit shades brought strongly out by the
warm sunshine, the picture of these IS
vessels vas enhancing. Before 1O
o'clock the Spanish admiral started to
make his rounds of official calls upon
the admirals who had visited him. His
first call was on Admiral Gherardi. He
next called upon the English, French
and German admirals. On board all
the fagships the Spanish admiral was
received with a display of his country's
flag at the mainmast and q salute of 10
guns.
The Dolphin sighted.
These ceremonies were not over when
the outlines of the Dolphin were seer
two miles away, coming into the Roads,
and from the blue, pennant she flies
with it's four white stars it was known
the secretary of the navy was aboard.
For the time the noise attending the
visit of the Spaniard ceased, and all
ships turned their attention to the dis
tinguished arrival. Through the lines
of the warships the beautiful official
yacht came, and as she reached the
beam of the flagship Blake the Ameri-
a ensign was run out by the Eng
lishman and the secretary's salute Of IT
guus fired. The Dolphin returned 1t as
she steamed slowly along. Gliding by
the Baltimore. San Francisco, Newark.
Philadelphia and Chicago, she was
saluted by a heavy fire, the marines
drawn up at ''present arms" all officers
standing On the quarter deck uncovered
and the bands playing Hail Columbia
The Holland frisate was the next for
eigner to welcome the secretary, and sc
down the entire line of ships she sailed
receiving thunderous salutes ON all
sides, returning them gun for gun.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
McFetridge Paying Urn.

MADISON, Wis, April 24-E. e. Nc.
Fetridge, who was state treasurer for
five years. has paid the state $6B, 900 OF
the amount Of its claims against him
for interest on state funds retained dur.
ing the last two years of his term. He
yet owes the state about $780, 900 for
the first three years, but the courts have
not yet formally rendered Judgment in
the suit covering that period.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Notice.

Land Office at Mitchell, s. D., March 10, 1929
Notice is hereby given that The following ramed
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and taat said
proof will be made before the clerk OF the circuit
court In and for Lake county. s.. D., at Madison,
the south half southeast quarter and northwest
quarter southeast quarter and southwest quarter
northeast quarter section %, township los, ran &c
53 Homestead entry No. 2S,000) He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF, said land, viz.
William Giossi, Joseph Cajacob, Chris. Fazen-
din, Joseph Bercler, ali OF Romona p. o., :. u.
X. N. KRAFT, Register.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Did He Poison His Wife?

Fox LAKE, Wis. April 24.-Three
weeks ago the wife of Martin Piasis-
wski, a wealthy farmer south of town,
died. Neighbors were suspicious as to
the cause of her death and an investiga-
ton is being made. The body was ex-
humed and the stomach sent to Chicago
for examination. Piasiswski and a girl
named Annie Jowaske are under arrest
charged with poisoning the m
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Sc. Louis Is Alarmed.

ST. LOUIS. April River men are
becoming alarmed over the prospect of
high water. The guage now marks
26.5 feet, only SIS feet below the danger
line, and reports from up the rive: indi-
cate a continued rise. The water Is in
h cellars e buildings along ths levea.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Brought 800 Chinese.

SAN FRANCISCO, April "A. - The
steamer Belgium which arrived at mid
night, brought about 500 Chinese. Two
hundred and twenty of them are for the
worlds fair Chinese village, 1850 for
Havana, 30 for Panama, and the re-
mainder for this city and along the
coast. Among the cargo is a large con-
signment of oriental exhibits for the
worlds fair.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
CATTLE FROZEN.

Seventy-five Perish I'm a Railway
Blockade.
GRANITE FALLS, Mimi, April pa
Seven carloads of cattle were showed in
ON the Great Northern road between
this place and Hanley Falls during the
recent storm. They were brought to
this place and unloaded, when it was
found that IS out of 1885 in the cars were
dead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Freight Traffic Blocked.

WICHITA. Kas., April 24.-As a re-
suit OF the strike of the Santa Fe shop
men freight traffic Ia almost at a stand
still on this division and on the Wichita
and Western railroad. At Purcell, L.
l.. the end OF this division, there were
over 200 cars of stock and only two en-
gines available for use.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
KiIIed by an AIderman.

NEW ORLEANS. April 24.-L. O. Des-
FORCES, member OF the city council,
shot and killed his brother-in-law, Pc
ter McGuinn, in q barroom on Caron-
dolet street. The cause OF the shoot
ing. 1t ID said, wal Outstanding family
troubles.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Deputy Game Warden Named.

ST. PAUL. April 24.-Frank w. Farm
ham, OF Duluth. formerly of Brainerd
and recently of Minneapolis. has been
appointed by the governor chief deputy
game warden under the new game and
6sh law.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Norwegian Cabinet Resigns,

CHRIsTIANA, April 23.-The Norwe-
gian ministry has resigned owing to the
refusal OF King Oscar to sanction a res
oiution OF Norwegian Storthing in favor
Of the appointment OF the Norwegian
consuls to represent the shipping and
commercial interests of Norway abroad.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
Dickinson Is Ill.

DFTRoIT, Mich, April 24-Hon. Don
M. Dickinson, the well konwn Michigan
politician, is confined to his house with
an attack of tonsilitis. His physicians
say the attack is very light and that
Mr.. Dickinson will be out in q few
DAYS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
BOOTH DYING.

The Great Actors End Only a Ones
ton of Hours.
NEW YORK, April A.-The latest in
formation obtainable about Mr.. Booths
condition is that he il dying and that
his death is only a question of a few
hours.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
EARL OF DERRY,

A Noted Member of the British Peer
age Dead
LONDON, April A.-The Earl of Derby
died at $50 p. m.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
snow III the Cascade.

TACOMA, Wash, April Alt was
showing hard in the Cascade mountains
during the night. A Northern Pacific
1rain drawn by three engines reports
~ three feet deep in some places.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24
FOR HOME RULE.

OtduStUIC IbTfE dsSES ItS StEOuu
Reading.
LONDON, April 24.-The Irish home
rule bill passed its second reading in the
house of commons by a vote of BAT to
to 304. Mr.. Balfour, leader of the OPP
position. and Mr.. Gladstone made the
final arguments ON the bill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-24

statement

For the wear ending December 81, A. D.. 1892, oil
the condition and affairs Of the New York
Life Insurance Company OF New York,
organized under the laws of New York,
made to the auditor OF the state oil
state.
Organized or incorporated 1s41. Com.
menced business 1915,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23
MARIANA ABRIL.
LAS PRoMEsAs DEL GoBIEBNo

A continuation publicamos, toman-
dolas de FL Literal de Madrid, las de-
claraciones que los senores Maura y Sa-
gasta han hecho con respecto a la actitud
de nuestro partdo.
En- elias dice ell senior Maura que ha
de OR todas las aspiraciones de las An
tillas, etPreSadas p0r snS rebyeseNfaHteS.
Esto, despues de la reforma electoral,
parece un sarcasmo. pues demasiado sa-
be el Ministro que nosotros no enviare-
mos feb1eSentanteS a las Cortes, porque
asinos 10 veda ell decoro del partido, tan
injustamente lastimado en- ese decreto.
81 el selor Maura ha de atender nues-
tras reclamaciones por ese couducta,
hermoso porvenir nos cspera, pues en-
las Cortes no habra mas representatives
de Puerto Rico que los enviados por
Ubarrl Va sabenos, pues, a quienes ha
de atend..s el Ministro.
I'm cuanto la reforma municipal que
nos conlunico por TELEGRAPH el senor
Moya, Sc expresa as el Mfnistro:-"Los
alcaldes deben ser nombrados de entire
los individuos que forman parte de los
respectivos Ayuntamientos,v asi 10 dis
pondre muy pronto :
Por estA declaracjon podemos deducir
en- que forma vendra extendido el de-
creto. Para NADIA Sc hace menci6n de
las ternas. 10 cua viene a iusti6car los
Ies'nsismos de la DEMoCRACIA al de-
cir que el gobernador nombrara al con
cejai que le plazca, y como en- todos los
Ayuntamlentos habra concejales con
servadores, seguiran nuestros munici-
pios, como hasta aqui, regldos por los
satellites de Ubarri.
Verdad que con esto Sc acaba la ca
rYero ae IAralaes, y que estos nombra-
recaeran en- personas de la To-
calIdad resPectiva, pero tambien es muv.
eierto que en- el orden polftico no ha-
Dremos adelantado NADIA, pues los "a
valas, Policarpios den'as edecanes de
don Pablo, seguiran administrando nues-
tros lntereses y mixti6cando las leves
en- provecho de su Partido.
Vean nuestros 1ectores como La De
MoCRAcIA ten motives para no cuk1-
sfaSDtat'se. No es que tengamos enpeilo
dc verio todo bajo cl negro prisma del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23

cion exacta entire ell valor del peso me-
jicano ALA (65 centavos) comparable con
ell de Glen centavos que le tenemos asig-
nado
!" Ell mejicano no tiene la culpa de la
simili- crisis actual dice Up YaucanO,
con cuya aserci6n estamos identifca-
dos, y en- loor de la idolatrfa que le me
rece, declaramos que la agricultural de
cana le es deudora de inmensa gratitud,
pues 4 su somb1a ha hallado ell medic
de luchar con su temible y favoreci-
/ da rival Ia remolacha Pero como las
protecciones tieRen an lfnsite Y la cana
puede subsistir con Ia prima indirecta
de 20 por 100 que le ofrece la plata es=
pamela, es llegado el momento de ahogar
/ las pretensiones ertrcBt0s adoptando la
1nica solucion que no lastima intereses
creados nj defrauda las esperanzas de
los agricnltores.
El articulista, quien nos complace-
mos en- replicar, dedica la Ultima parte
de su trabaio a estudiar las diversas
proposiciones que Sc han emitido para
conjurar la situaeion monetaria; pero
siendo bien conocido nuestro crlterio, no
entraremos en- pormenores va repetidos
en- nuestros anteriores art1culos. Nos
| Ilimitaremos, pues, recoger. algunas
apreciaciones de Un YancGno con las
cuales no podemos declararnos confor-
mes.
ST es cierto que Ell peso lnejicano vale
Iintrfnsecamente mas que ell espanol, no
10 es menos que este, por ell cuno que 10
garantiza, tiene mas yalor comercial,
por la razon poderosa de que Mejico
aeuna la plata. de sus minas sin limita-
cion, la exporta abundantemente como
,mercancia invade los mercados euro
peos, americanos Y hasta los asiaticos
sin que sea possible establecer la corrien-
te contraria hacia el punto de su orr
gen.
La plata francesa, la inglesa, la anne
ricana y relativamente la espanola cir
culan con menos profusion, y como pue
den retornar sus respectivos paIses a
cambio de productos y manufactures de
que Mejico carece, gozan de mas aPre
clio en- las plazas extranjeras.
Llegado Ell momento, POGO probable,
de la absolute demonetizacion de la
plata. es evidente que tanto valdra M
ingote procedente de uno como de otro
cuno, pero esa emergencia es tan lejana
que no debe preocuparnos, y 10 que i'm
porta es someternos a las circnnstancias
del momento aceptando un termino me-
dio para que no Sc applique al paciente
un remedio que sea peor que Ia e'lfer-
medod
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23
CR0NICA

FL viaie a Cuba de Mr. Call y la no
ticia de que los Estados Unidos habian
adquirido Ia bahia de Samana, ha pues-
to los peIos de punta los patriotas pc
ninsulares y al gobierno de Sagasta.
La prensa madrilena, sin distinction
de matices, ha lanzado la Uog de ataynea,
Y nuestros colegas vienen llenos de
articulos en- los que Sc apela al pa
triotismo del Gobierno al honor ma
cional, para que redoblen su vigilancia
en- estas latitudes a fin de que ell yankee
no vaya cargar con nosotros.
FL viaje 4 la Antilla hermana del
famoso senador de la Florida ha desper-
tado en- la Peninsula ell tenor del ane-
rionisnao, creyendose que Mr.. Call ha
venido con una mission oculta del gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos. Como la idea
anexionista Sc ha extendido en- Cuba
hasta Il extreme de que constituye hoy
para la naci6n un peligro mayor que Ell
de ahi que surJan esos te-
mores, sin tener en- cuenta que las eau
sas que impulsan a una gran parte
de los habitantes de Cuba 4 echarse en-
brazos de los yankees, no estan ED la po-
Utica de estos, sino que obedecen a la
desastrosa administration nltramarina
El que los Estados Unidos Sc apode-
rem de la bahia de Samaua, 10 considers
Ell Liberal un peligro inminente por
estar frente Puerto-Rico y poder con-
vertirse en- insensatos proyectos contra
la integridad de nuestras provincias ul-
tramarias" Y va supone la prensa de
Madrid que los yankees traeran Sama-
ma grandes escuadras, que ell dia menos
pensado nos atacaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23

1an6e de silenclo. Profundamerte herido nor
lo que acabaoa de decir Delarue, meditaba.
procurando meditar su serenidad Tr6mrla
euro 81 emoclon de colera, procuraba do
ininar =, "a vioienta passion que le arrastraba.
Ne paFece nsted muy animado,--diio con
suana ,a1sS s. Iilncipe ;-y ia reivindicaci6n que
pretende, mas que al grito de una coucienc;a
todavfa anna ~ 0A'ts'@on que
aunqre asf sea, -contest6 Pedro ~
g asl mas meritora mi abnegaci0ne ST il an,o
.eSciamo el joven con calurosa fe.Ia 49,
piadosamente desde el fondo de mi alma. go
mo una santa, no tolerare en- adelante
ciencia. A~o ~ eesto de mpa-
!, -Acabemos u declamacion lirica, van,o.
ai grano con rlaridad. Que lo e ana sst'sa
dsuere Expllguese usted poroue c~e,, -,s.e ,s'.
~ me- air'gira esa fraterua para haceru,e u ba
que :, ., esla listed enainorado dc mi muier.
!. - Dess.eno tss1ro i; cue habia de niurioso an
voluntad contesto: A"0sza DC
S1uiero, puesto que listed me II ,....x.,.4.
que divide nn minute mi extrayio da la'.s' l.....''
ras que me Jure por su honor no ,S,l,.s. :
yer n sonora de Cayrof. ao'ser :
La moderacion de Pedroeofeudi6 mas ..a,..
.Aen1e sergio Cue su c6lera. XII Prfnci,9a
49,. 5 Ta % pequeaez ii lado De Ii abnepa
c'oau % Y que anaba sin esparanza. go III
.suusngo "a irritacion de su amino.
- ne nlego acceder exp ,.arp;l.
aus Tan candidamepte expresa die Can -.
Lhsonces eontest6 resueltamonta paa~,
.,,.ss que Fl rennnciar Micaea Is nro-
s.aell ssf para ella mn hermano, ii mo alsl;s.
listed clio, tomar6 su defensa. ''os's''
s areee una amanaza, eiio fue,o H. Il
Ez mM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23

vada intelgencia no ha sabido usted compren-
der, por Micaela, cuyo exquisite coraz6n no
ha sabido apreciar. ST, en- consideration <
elias callare, pero no por tenerla listed, que
usted no merece nj consideraciones nj estima-
ci6n.
Di6 el Principe IN pSso adelante, y con voz
airosa.
- Pedro!
No retrocedi6 Pedro, y miranda Sergio
frente frente, dijo:
- Iacomoda usted la verdad. Pues es
precise que rs olga. Sc comblace listed en-
obrar a medida de su capricho. Las convenien-
cias la moral son para listed letra muerta; IL
primero y 10 rnico que atiende es sus pla-
ceres; esta es su regla de conducta, no es
verdad 81 por consecneneia sobreviene Ia rtli-
na la desgracia de otros, POGO le i1nporta,
Tiena que haberseIas con dos muieres. = como
no ofrece peligro, abusa usted; pero le preven-
90 que no me Hcomoda que este continue, i
puesto que atropella 4 dos seres debiles. me
eonstituvo en- defensor suyo
Sergio escucho estas vioentas frases con das
denosa impasibilidad A terininaf Pedro, son
rio, dio m chasquido con los dedos, ycontest6
dirigiendose al joven:
= Permitane nsted le Olga, querido, que es
ta de,nasiado bronlista Por su propia y pri
v:sda autoridad quiere listed mezclarse en- mis-
asuntos Que le importaa / Es listed de Ii
familia Is usted pariente q afin 4 ella
Con que tItulQsme quiere -enserar moralidad
Con que derechoAme endereza ese serm6ns
sentandose con desparpajo, Sc echo reir
con 81 mayor desenfado
Pedro c0ntesto gravemente:
--Yo era prometido espoSo de Mcaela esiar-
DC ella To ha amado csc e. mi titulo. Pn-
flisndome casar con Micaela, he sacrihcado nj
aaaaxal sayo ese es nj dereeho. En nogmbse
aa nsi aarvenir deshecho lie iii falicidad per-
ai IS. niao usted cuenta del porrenir de Ii
iii aiss8a dA Aicaela,
sse:s ss Ise.ssIfss sIe pfBFlGsA Isssb0 I'll u