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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Irs b. Crane. for some tune . well
Known newspaper man in Grand Rapids.
died yesterday In lansing. Mr. Crane
vie about n years OLD. and leaves wife
ard oce child. lie was horn in Lansing.
ard spent HE early life In that city.
After leaving schooi he was employed
In foundry. and soon became IN expert
mooider. Afterw arsis he WAS employed
IN one Of tho Lansing newspaper oticcs-
During bis residence in Lansing he was
q member OF the common coun>il one
OF moro terms. served as u member Of
tie board % cemetery commissioners
aud held other important positions. lie
was also for some years master OF one
at the Masonic lodge~ After leaving
Lansing be worked on the Detroit Even
irg News and other city papers.
After removing 20 Grand Rapids
n Was employed in Lamb 4 Co.'S
commission house. When The Morning
frees was founded. three years ago he
became member of the staff and re.
named IL continuous service unit!
forced on account Of III health 10 take a
vacation . few weeks ago. As a police
reporter he vas one Of the best the city
has ever had. His news judgment was
excellent and be rarely missed an i'm
portsnt item The funeral will be held
at Lansing Friday. Tonight the Press
club will hold meeting and take APP
propriate action on his death. He was
an active member Of the club and every
newspaper worker In Grand Rapids ex-
tsnds his sincerest sympathy To the sor-
rowing vile aud friends Ia their hour Of
grief
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
WANTS TO GUST HIM
Dr. Schultz Prsfen chsvss
Against Oh. 0scanp
10 sT.mARus HOSPITAL soAap



Dr.. w. IL DsCaup. member a tie
ne<.lcai star n 81 Marks hospital sad
nae n tha beat snown and most snc-
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~ Fss'-s2-s'A s<'ta - t'' n~t''-1
tosfa ~ managers on q e'nfislnI 60
tefoi 81 DIR. Ferry oehnrsz. ocs q ms
associate menbsfs on the staff. fester-
day nsasnln9 Nra W. K Shelby. pea,
.,.zf - ,he b,..sd ~ nxna1-ss sert 4
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80 ~" ~ . '.s
me ga. h-<s sss1lhx. - ena1xes has'
bs<a preiers7si as'nss his1- Inc poara
desired that The aee1s~uoas rust--i.so
IN The complaint 10 thosougniy
Investigated EAe.osed Ia The same
ssseippo vac eoIy tnr
cumFiAint submitted - Ut. sehsrt1.
~hseh sas 70 Substances mat tss coai'
piasnaIt lad N his p~s-sss>rn eyiuehce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

BAs Csfs. Mich. Ius, IL The safe IN
Z. CsstAnisr's gsoesry on State street
~2s ilo~n open isst nssnt, the opera
tori securing about ti0 Tor their trouble.
A sa;rancs yss gained ~ breaking shs
alans N The front DOR. A hole was
drilled In tho door u tho safe AID dyns'
mite was usrd. breaking od one hinge.
After that chIseis and priss. stelen from
the Michigan Central trol house neai
~. we're used 10 force the .osf opcn
The noise Il the exp4osion v as aesdeped
by wrapping coats and blankets sroupd
the safe and no one knew anything y
the affair until the proprietor opened
tie ssosv this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Grant Snyder Of No. q Miller street. a
brakeman on the G. T. a l. read. was
run over by Hat car at Milton juno
ton. but eecaped with only = flesh
wound. Old railroad men say the re
suit was little short of q miracle, and
wouldn't happen under similar circum-
stances once in . million times. Sny-
der went between two cars 70 make .
coupling. and was thrown on the track
One wheel passed over. his LEG. but he
succeeded in pulling the limb OF tho
rail before the next wheel reached him.
flo walked the three car lengths 10 the
caboose. and was brought 10 his home
IN this city. He will be an right again
in week or two. but it wss a close
ezll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Freeman y Mornings ar. secretary q
the board OF trade Of Pueblo. Colorado.
- IN the city. Yesterday he called on
Secretary kinscy u the local board and
the secretary conducted him around the
cits. Mr. Nornlngsfar wss formerly
Michigan man. and is looxing after
pointers ia The cas-, for the benefit Of his
hoard lie viii v.sit his old home 1T
Cairo.
Deputy Uaifed States MaruhaI brew
sfsr has a commission as deputy state
eaele aud fs<h warden and he has case
AZ Spr,ag Lake that be uilI prosecute
nest week Under tho new Lac the sss-
vices ~ the prosecuting attorney are
Mt r-quired. the prosecution being con-
inctsd ~ tf'- surne warden or his dspu-
tiss ia perscn.
school Commissioner A. Hamlin
Saith viii - 20 81 Joseph next week
"a do sosne work IN the State Teachers
institute From there he will go TO
Chicago and the worlds fair for few
days lie viii return In time 10 assist
Al the state inststute. beginning at HilIs-
dale August a.
Sergeant NiliaIy. recently promoted
b the beard Of police and trs connis-
ssoneFs a. third sergeant. will assume
his duties today. Sergeants Webb. Nc.
Carthy and Millsly ALL now work eight
hours each cat % the twenty tour.
Secretary kinsey. &. K singh. Presi-
dent George = Briggs and William
Aticn smith. we're the only members IL
the t,iard ~ trssie wh1 appeared az the
regular meeting act night ant II was
nos called - order
Tar seven geld medals offered by Col.
r. Croffon Fox and Warren SHETLAND
fer the Boat and Canoe club regatta
August 10 are nox on exhibition 10 the
win.lox- - Hrfkn~ris irvcIry store .
County Agent Hoicofnb took Maud
WDr,ien - thse Adrian r-sormssory ye~-
tsrsisy. where she ws- sentenced unit
she shall reach he age - u years.
The Canton smith homestead on La
fatrtie street. ues ~ tie landmarks al
So cItf haa heen turu 1oxn
The little mes st The Chilslr~n's home
are suffering from measles IN msld
ferrl.
Tie roundatf1a flg ths Deacon ness
hur,s or the corner q Lyon street and
Astisdcl co1rt has been completed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

1hs G. 4 ". - ROAD hes arranged sss-
eesl eh.~p ~osii's TAR exeufsson. Que
vii te sua over the H.. l. 4 y. Monday
Ia 81 Joseph. and from there by boat to
Chicago Anotbsr uln - run over the
4. q W. n Tuesday. July = there vii
be an excursion from Nuskegon ~ 81.
Jasrph. and on the same date another
sfcas LAnsinx and Lake View 10 Ottawa
Hssch. July =. an excursion wlli DC
rae 10 otsasa beach via Aiiegan aud
the c.. J. 4 NJ road
T. ID. Dunbar % Cheboygzn. manager
81 the cheboygan 4 Musksgcn Trans
poFfxsicn company. called AZ the general
offic~s yesterday He vas Ia the city
making srrangenenss for the AAccabees
uxeursson 20 Ausksson Sunday.
CT Clussfon. the C. 8 w. n. gen
erfl agent a. Muskegcn. was in the siiy
yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

The Rev Levi Master q KaIansr,.,,
spent Nondsy night with a. daughter.
Mr~ EiviD S~arthoat q No. Ia south
fuson street. sssi Yesterday be and the
ksv ~ John Graham started for tho
great can ? nieefing st Hay View. They
sess a-cs nraried hy the Rev r. W
Van -cbesck y Albion and } g. More
~ this city
Fraok "A Warren. city salr.rsn fpr
the VALLEY City Miii8nQ company. ssssl
VIE. have refaFnei fra, chicago.
shsre fhey hav~ oeen waiting the
surld's Car Sor he past ~eck.
Mr. and Nr- y ~ younxs have -.
turned from Ne~ayxo. where they hare
bseu @pendinxs week IA sh> Jscohie
cotfsze The guests a Mr.. and Mrs w.
A hsne<s
Mr. VI J. Palrh~r and dsuxs .rr.
Nuie. = Nsni@fe-. Who have been vfsit
irx 10 fsnsiy ~ G. e. fuieher On Gin
tea street. ga return 70 their hom- this
mrrning.
Nrs ! T. Rstlif ard her dsuzhf-r
Mrs sliive Rsfhfr. returned 10 Warrru,
Dh,c. y~ef~rsiay NJ Bertha "
ksxresiegg accompanied them.
Me- tsns To,hsr q W - Serb.
r~r street has returned f~srn sees'
vsrst = fslsrsis At me vorld's Fair
Mrs. n y Fsis-~ and dsuxhses
Ficrenre A. spending q erek vita kes
father. y 81 Brown Il Parma
~ y kmuet welrh hss returned
from h. rinmev rscs tion.
NJ. ard Mrs.. J " Cirst~rhcn.r are
VISITING re sor-fs fair
M.-- Myra wsn,serly e Waiting sriso. n
81 SpEina tsl.l. ohio.
Ais- 1alsel Bevser 10 A. Nscstaw.
cars.
J G. oRFi~u $50 r,s~ - Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

bar Crrr. Mich. July u.--dat
Wixora. proprietor OF a country circus. -
here. anj SAYS he 10 gong To sue Inc
city u Oscoda for $4,000 damages bc-
cause no was arrested there on con
plant charging him with operating his
circus without the necessary iicense. u
appears thar he bought license from
city alderman Who was acting IN the
Absence Of the clerk. and got II 30 cheap
that some che decided that II WAS no
license at all; hence his arrest. lie has
engaged two bay CITY lawyers to handle
his case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Last evening thirty members OF Gus
ter post. q. A. K. headed by Command
er Coffin, marched in body to Hiber-
man hall on Ottawa street from the post
room and paid fraternal visit TO Will
lam Alden Smith camp. Sons 81 Veter-
ans. II being the regular meeting % the
camp. No special exercises were held
for the occasion. hut few informal
speeches were made by the visitors. At
the close ofthe meeting the sons refreshed
their paternai visitors with Ice cream
and cake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

The improvements on Perkins & Rich
alond's little river Yacht the Rambler.
have been completed and now rests on
the water n the channel. Sunday
morning u will start with party 81 six
az = clock Cor Ottawa Beach. They
wiil ssil down the river 10 Grand Haven,
thence On the lake 10 the Beach A
nsx boiler and wheel has been added 10
the machinery and the little craft is in
x.s,d condition
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Custer Guard. Veteran corps has de
ciiesi IN attend the camp AZ brighton in
a h-siy or Sunday. August II Ths
membcrs viii wear the badge o, the 90
ssntxation When the eofps was 81.
x.siz~d one year ago IL adopted Captain
Hydorns second corps badge worn while
ia the service, a silver clover leaf Later
in the season the corps vii hold a grand
banquet in The New Living-ton-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

(1os3d I vneaxsna a fAres Surdsys
H uil. spssd NJ sseAfzen 1t ths nay
v;as Gasp u,-etscS starting nsxt A"n
aay. Next Sunday w.Ii - he l@st ssx'
yse<. t<faxs hls VACATION
On scpouns - s(chnnn The regular
usss,tinr a shs Chik1rsa's Hons socss2
~ b held a. The rs.sd~sce 81 As- =
4. .no.slsy. Va - Chssry stzest today
st1p -
III Pa G. e. a the First prssby.
ssrjxn ehosch ksid . iswu fste a. the
rssS1snss a David Ensry. No. Ia Iur.
~ sFss& - sveasnx.
The Central ". {. 7 L met last
uaxhs q the rrsid<uos e Aiss Ahss
Lsasazs. Ma f0s BARCLAY street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

The local military companies are drill.
ing two nights In week noV. Monday
and Thursday nights, preparatory 10
gong into camp August To- Last Mon
day evening Company b hal,~d ia front
a MAJ l.. h. Bcst's residence on lonia
street. and the major vent cut and gave
Captain krocier . FIVE dollar bin gor The
boys Cigsr~ and ether REFRESHMENTS
we're enjoyed by them later IN the even
100
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

A. q. Bartlett aAs returned from Har-
rison ceuaty. AIs~ssssppi. where ne went
Last September and took up itD sores ~
pine land under the homestead scts tie
erected dwelling. cleared snail tract
add at cut several vafietie. ~ fruit
trees. he all return in sspfsmher and
pat hoek ~ sheep % the land Mr..
bartlett has h~~n totally bind fos the
psst fourteen yssrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

LANSING. Mich. July H. Some time
ago Harry Hook Of Ohio. = member OF
the present senior class II the Agricul-
tural college. was suspended on sus-
picion OF having stolen some apparatus
from the institution He went home
An attempt was made to obtain requisi-
ton paperA but for nome reason 1t
failed. Last night he returned, WAS ar
rested and is now In lail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
TEETH!

peaussfGi teeth are . iusury sew posseee
We hsvs heard people say TIE, wcesa NV
everything fsscy lad Tor such oeaueas1l eentn -
80 aud - had.
The trns secret - aos - much IN the Jestsee-
ue<s q the teeth Ia tbs soow lbs whueoens
snd tho bsiil ant Srci.sa.
Washes aud past~s should b. asosdcd ~ us>1
are inturtsas az ere also many of ths poSorr>
properly prepared powder. however. = the
ssrv. 10 teeth. 1Lts 30 nave succe<-i<d ia pro-
siucius after mach labor oeud expcnses The
formula il by ono of the ssosf noted dentists al
OF this cogafry and IL ab~oicteiy perfect
SAroDEN iA-Is the name ~e have sdopssd
for IL. and we are the exclusive owneu ana
manufactures We GUARANTEES s>podsnss "a b
the only perfect tooth powder - the nssAss.
mors beautiful with lses tsoub1e than any oehss
psopasation TO b. had.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
President Cleveland.

Too high for comfort. A lady said q
few days ago. and she told the truth.
That il Cleveland would send to DIR
Ross Of Grand Rapids. he could be cured
Of his rheumatism. but his position
would not admit Of his doing 50, she
presumed Poor man!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

The fol'swinx = - ~ Ne Marriage
fio<nsn iauuu<i aincs ~ r1bl1catlon, With
NE nanaes. rssid~nces fvhvo go - ~ cssS)
snd sgss - IL rArsssss ASs>
oso<ss -. fIailans. eisy. - Edith y.
Loaxh~sd. esfy- s.....--...s*,,.s 5e--u
Lrss<f }. R4cs. cts. and Anns >.
deunerss, cstg Y $3.50 49, 49,. -~&s--sA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Masses dongola spring heel with pat
ent tips for only sI.sa Ladies' fine don
COLA hand. turn ar machine sewed patent
tip button shoes for only q. worth e.
Now is your chance; come at once 10
O'Haras. u Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Tsrrs ~. - "a sas~rfssn sseat sal
ice rr~ann s,eiai sFvea - - kaalshhs
All yates. Ma. 81. a. 10 hail 10 eii
scsta pfviss.sn street th- sveasee
re Dsvs<on Si<->s " = rhsreh Ass
sraosd ifs Fseios. he les. A. n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

sa5O shoes $3.50 at Crozier Bro
Free soda included Mems fine - and
$50 ruseet. black aud patent leather
shoes. all styles. for $3.50 today only.
A genuine bargain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Drusgist.. " Monrps 81. Grana Rapias. Mich.
Telephoss On Orders fos snythins 10 - had
rromptly atteodsd to. and delivered To any part
u tbs eity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

GNEsBuRG. Mich, July William
Schroeder. the wealthy merchant, farm
err. money loaner. village president and
Knight Templar. died last night
aged s5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Sunday Exclusion TO Musksgon
For the benefit Of the X. O. r. NJ. Leave
Union station at I q. M. July Is. via G
4 w. NJ. Railway. Rate sl.0o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12
Maeeah,es. Ms,l swarm

On the Sunday excursion To Muskegon
july 10. Leave Union station a. M,
via &. & W. NJ. Rate cleo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

The entries fos the Hil~eni~gen
twenty I've nile hsadieap bicycle rad
rae en the Belle la. coarse a. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

Buy Building Stone
OF Kent Stone Co Quarry. Field. Hall
and Ionia Sand Stone Telephone ll7o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

cDEnilf cliE OF silks for one week
0flCiAl JAlE at Wilkes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-12

SusspSt UOUss ~ ~"eako
By Holland and boat Every night to
and from Chicago. Time card inside
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
THURSTON'S TALK.
1t Ii We're at Any Other Time or
Under Different Condi-
tiOns
Passports Would BE Given the Ha-
waiian Minister On Account of
His Criticisms.
Interviews With Senators Davis, Gull
lom and Mitchell On the
Situation.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Minister
Thurston of Hawaii is not likely to re-
ceive his passports, although it was said
ut the state department that there was
abundant ground for such action. Were
it in any other country, or in this coun-
try under any other circumstances, his
passports would be issued Immediately
1t is claimed that his letter lis breach
of diplomacy and amply sufficient
to warrant this government in
Immediately severing all relations with
the Hawaiian minister. Such action
would be taken but for the reason that
the American people might not think it
was fair play; that the right of any man
to talk and give his side of controversy
is always conceded, and to force Mr..
Thulston to leave this country would be
considered by the people disposition
not to allow the other side hearing
The department chooses to consider the
publication as statement by Mr.. Thurs
ton, a vitality interested party in the
outcome of the Hawaiian affair, and not
an official statement of the Hawaiian
minister
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
SAID TO BE SAFE.
The Carlin Party Seen Not Long
Ago by a Man Named
Larson.
He Said They We're With French
ProspectOrs Who Hal Plenty Of
Provisions
To Last Them All Winter-Danger to
the Party Sent to Their
Rescue.

FORT MISsoULA. Mon, Nov. 23.-News
has Just been received that man named
Larson, living near Lo Lo, claims to
have camped with the lost Carlin hunt
ing party about three weeks ago on the
middle fork of the Clearwater The
Carlin party, Larson says, We're with
couple of French boys who have pros
pect there, and were well supplied with
food for winter, having 500 pounds of
-four and plenty of meat The relief
party from the fort can only return by
way of the trail, all all transportation
will be left where it is until spring as it
is impossible TO get it out this winter.
Major McKibbin, the officer in charge
at Fort Missoula, says that although
Larson, who claims to have seen the
Carlin party, states that Carlin and his
friends are well supplied to winter in
Clearwater country, every effort will be
made to find the party. No immediate
action, however, will be taken until
further advices are received from Gen
eral Carlin.
Too Early For Further Search.
A member of the rescue party says
that it is too early to again make the at
tempt as the snow is too soft for snow
shoe travel, the only way in which it is
now hoped to reach Carlin and his
friends
The idea Of relief from the way first
chosen has been abandoned and all
energies are now directed to getting the
relief party safely back. Those who
went over the summit and into the
valley have had such hard time on
account of storms and deep snow that
their own lives have been endangered,
and they have. lost nearly all their
animals and it will take hard work to
get them out without loss of life.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
TWENTY MILLION POUNDS.


That the Amount Necessary to Put Eng
lands Navy I'm Trim.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Graphic pub
fishes an interview with Admiral Fred
erick B. P. Seymour Baron Alcester)
upon the state of the navy. The admiral
says that the condition of the navy is
most serious. Twenty million pounds,
he says, ought to be expended to build
quickly 10 first class men-of- war and as
many cruisers as possible. He con-
demned the practice of building vessels
with unarmored ends, and advocated the
use of a complete belt at the waterline,
on account of the great strength which
would thus be given to the rams, which,
he said, would be the chief offensive
weapon in the future naval warfare. He
complained of the lack of a sufficient
number of trained seamen, and said that
the Mediterranean feet ought to be
largely increased and Gibraltar retained
at all cost.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
sued Bairti's Estate.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Morning says
that a well known follower of the turf
has begun suit against the estate of
Squire Abingdon Baird for $75, 200,
being the balance unpaid of considera-
tion OF $i25, 900 which it is alleged Baird
promised to pay the plaintiff for quietly
recovering banknotes to the amount of
$3.50, 900, said to have been stolen from
Baird by lady with whom he had had
relations ~.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA THURSDAY NOyEMBEk 1893

SPOKEN OF, and would consuluuCe ali act
OF war by this government upon Hawaii.
Such an act by the president without
the authority of congress would be a
most distinct usurpation of power The
president has no more authority to de-
clare war than the governor of Mime
sofa. The constitution provides that
congress has the power to declare war"
In closing Mr.. Davis thought even an
nexatlon would not be SO bad thing as
many leople suppose.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 23.-The organiza-
tion of the Western league has been
perfected, with Indianapolis, Toledo,
Grand Rapids, Detroit, Minneapolis,
Milwaukee, Kansas City and Sioux City
as members. Ban johnson of Cincin-
matt was elected president, secretary and
treasurer. The constitution is almost
identical with that of the National
league. Sunday playing is to be per-
Ymiffad
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
VIII Sue the Road.

PARIS, KY, Nov. 23.--Miss Lottie
Holiday of this city and Miss Allie
Meyer of Covington purchased tickets
from Chicago to Cincinnati over the Big
-Four from a scalper's Office in Chicago
and took the train, but were elected
when the conductor came around to
take up the tickets, he saying they We're
no good. They returned to Chicago and
found out they were good and travelled
to Cincinnati on them. They will sue
the road for 81. 900 each.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23

plant wln iesane operations next mon
day, after an idleness of nearly four
months. Employment to nearly 800
men will be given. Brown, Bonnell G.
Co.. big plant will start up Thursday to
run about half the usual number of
men. The Union Iron and Steel com
paa1y started their bar mill Tuesday.
Andrews Bros. company will start part
of their pudding furnaces before the
week Is over.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
Bismarck Able 10 Walk.

BERLIN, Nov. 90. The Hamburger
Nachrichten says that Prince Bismarck,
who has been compelled to spend most
of the last three months on d sofa, is now
able to take regular walks, that his re-
covery is gradual, and that it is hoped
that he will have completely recovered
his health by next spring.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
The Shields Monument.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Hon. Mark
s. Dunnell is here and has been placed
ON the committee of arrangements for
the unveiling of the Shields monument,
to represent Minnesota. The ceremony
will occur on Dec. 6 with appropriate
exercises, in which it is expected the
Minnesota senators and members will
participate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
Shot at taPriest.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 23.--It is just re-
ported that an attempt was made to as
sinate Father Els Of Sacred Heart Cath
rolic church, at 3 o'clock a. m. Partic-
ulars not obtainable, but it is said that
he was called to the. door and five shots
fired at him. ~.
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Another Pool Room ordinance.

Paul, Nov. 23.-Since the pool
room ordinance passed by the city coun-
chi a few days since has been declared
invalid by the municipal court, another
has been introduced in the council and
will be pushed to speedy passage.
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DENVER, Nov. 23.--In the United
States court the hearing of the applica-
ton of John Evans for the appointment
of receiver for the Denver and Gulf
road and also for a divorce for this road
from the Union Pacific company was
continued.