The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-11

tufUukh HIS 20 SSoA ~ "A
other capital contest.
G. j. Farmer, Esq, Frank Fox. and
other delegates from the west, were
bound for the judicial convention at
Mitchell ON the east bound morning
train. They favor Judge Harvey, the
present incumbent, who, it is generally
conceded, will have no opposition for re-
Brocher q Ginder opened up their
new shop, the Palace Meat Market, to-
day, of which they make due announce
ment in The Danny LEADER. The
market is fitted up with every con-
venience and with experienced men at
the head OF it, promises TO serve the
public In elegant shape.
A stranger who was somewhat booty
on our streets yesterday raised a racket
over his money which, he claimed some
companions had taken and when Mar
shall Davis began to pick the crowd up
with a view to putting them in the
cooler, he concluded he did not have any
money. Later in the day he found his
money in the toe of his boot.
Geo. Beam, a young man hailing from
northern Oregon, lies sick OF d~ysentery
at the city hall. He claims TO have been
working in the neighborhood of Ramona
when taken sick. and paid out all his
money for care and came down here
several days ago and is thrown on the
cold charity Of the world. The authori.
ties are busy trying to secure a place
and a for him, but the red tape
process appears to be very slow in &C.
compiishing anything.
Sheriff Fox has had the court and jury
rooms neatly washed out, busted and ar
ranged for the assembling OF court to-
morrow, which gives everything a neal
and inviting appearance. Judge Alken'
will arrive this evening, and it ia expec
ted court will open in the morning in
stead of 2 p. m. There are four crimlna
and fifty-one civil causes on the calen
dar, which will, no doubt, be rapidly dis
posed of at this busy season OF the year
Cornelius Ryan, of Badus, brother o
Mrs. Daniel Carr and step-father o
Mrs. Casey OF the Madison House, diet
at the latter place last evening. Failing
powers have been rapidly oyertaking thu
old gentleman of late and without tn
attack OF any special disease, he passes
quietly away at the advanced age OF 8
years. The funeral services will TAX
place at st. Thomas church at 8 a. N
tomorrow and the remains will b
buried in the Catholic cemetery q
Badus.
John, infant son OF Mr.. and Mr.
Thos. Shea died Saturday evening, TIN
9th inst, OF spinal meningitis, aged
months and / week. Last Tuesday tn
little one was in joyous health and wa
taken to the gallery and had its pictur
taken. After returning it showed SYM
toms of vomiting which 500 develope
into cholera iufantum end later on int
spinal meningitis from which it sufere
very severely until death came to il
relief. The funeral took place yestel
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The marriage Of Harry W. Finzel, {
Salem, and Miss Musetta ID. EldBrd, {
Trempeleau, Wis.,, will take place at th
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. Charlie
McGill. in this city, at $50 o'clock til.
evening, Rev. j. 2. Jenkins officiating
Mr.. Finzel is brother of VIM. Finzel {
this city and a toEsorial artist of on
neighboring town on the south. III
immediate friends only of the contrac
ing parties will be present, and to-mo
row the young couple will return by pr
vate conveyance to establish their HON
at Salem.
The black horse of j. A. Trow, whic
has been doing such valuable service @
the motor line for two months past mi
a sudden death yesterday. While goir
down to the lake in the afternoon at
good pace along by the fair ground h
foot went deep into a hole between Il
ties throwing the animal on his sic
across the track. One Of the wheels
the break rod struck him in the brea
cutting nearly into the lungs and Il
car stopped with the front wheels on t.
of the beast. 1t was some time befo
help enough could be obtained to relic
the faithful brute but life vas sot
extinct. The half dozen passenge
aboard were badly shaken up by Il
suddeness with which the ear was sto
ped but no other injuries resulted.
Lost.
An account book, Of no value to an
one but the owner. Please return.
: IL. FIsHEf.
Notice.
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