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The evening world., 1893-12-29
Skull fractured with a Brick,

Jacob Apfelbaum, twenty seven years old. a
Russian. Is in the Harlem Hospital. suffering
from fractured skull He was struck with a
brick thrown by some unknown person last night
whiie standing In front OF his home el3 Eas,
Ninety eighth street
The evening world., 1893-12-29

% per cent. of our gross re-
ceipts tomorrow will be devoted
to the relief of the unemployed.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
SINCE THE WAR.
FAMOUS 100, 38A.

KheumatIsm and ,nnt hnnIshed f9rever WIN
~ University Place, NY. lururables get cured
and wonder how Il all came about. Pleasant to
take. T5c. Bot. All druggists. Pamphlet free.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
season

freshmen crew on the water next
season.
Entries for the annual boxing tourna-
ment OF the Star Athletic Club. Jan. ~
ana Is close with Capt Hommarth, 4. o..
box ls1. Long Island city, on Jan. ..
solid gold watches to first and open-face
gold watches to second men will be
awarded In each OF the following classes:
ITO. lis, l2s and liO pounds.
The standing In the intercollegiate chess
tournament IL as follows: Columbia, 3 1-2:
Yale. 3; Princeton. 8; Harvard, 2 l-2.
If the present weather continues the
skating championships will have to be de-
cided on roller skates.
A. D.-Once around the track is q lap.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

The value of Zimmerman's winnings the
past season Is estimated at $50. 900;
Johnson's at $4,000: Bankers. 5000;
Dirnberger's 5000: Tylers and Win
dies $4,000 each. and Bliss's. 5000. over
$l25. 900 in prizes was won by leading
amateurs In races during the season.
Columbia College athletes are practis-
ing diligently these days In the Man
haitian A. c. gymnasium. The College
will put a baseball nine on the field and
The evening world., 1893-12-29

Both the Be:ascos-David and Fred
at Abbey's Theatre last night A few
people in the lobby watched their prox-
Unity and anticipated squalls. But David
evidently wasn't going to see Frederic,
and Frederic apparently had no inten-
tion of discovering David.
The evening world., 1893-12-29
GEN. HANCOCK'S STATUE.

A. D.-once around the track is a lap.
The evening world., 1893-12-29

The chances are that Danny Richard
son will play ball again next year. pro.
vided he wants to badly. President Byrne
OF the Brooklyn Club. says there are
four League Clubs that want Richard.
son. The Brooklyn Club will not sci
Richardson's release. but will trade him
Richardson would be just the man for
New York to play at shortstop." says
Mr.. Byrne. HE is a fair hitter and the
greatest in the business on double plays.
, 1893-12-22
mn
6 btca9o, %. 0es.

SOI9enOe 8reiie purben BEL gr0Beren
8artien e~rstelt:
Butter, Bette GreamerD=@ aare 273
c., cute 26927c, mittelmdBtge %
@25c. 9atrD, bette, 233@243c, mittelgute
ltno CUTE 19@21c, frii6er 8aftng Stod
154@164c.
8ntterine, @altlafe 0airp, Is,
empire 49,, bette Creamery 10, Suinoiier
III; in rGoQs" OOer tleinen @ebinben &c
meDr.
&afs, bette y6uu Cream G6ebbars"
11@12c, vSwtns" 113@12c, rOoung
Qtmerifa" 12@1239, n~acbgemabter S9peiz
scr 123@133c, v8rid" 12@13c Qtmburger
I-0-c.
8O6nem, 8efe vgaautes" $1.754@
1.6O, mittcIgute $1.55, nit ser Mai9ine
gcretnt9te 81 .40(@1.5O-
@ter, 9on3 frii4s, 32c 6as Oub6.
Us btStep, $1.15.
@eflt9el lebenOi9es, SurfeD go
10c; 6iibner - Nennen Co., alte unb
junge 6-63c; @nten 5000 fir lcbe1lOigc ;
@Gnle, lebeuOt9e nit ben gan5en 6e6ern,
Sc. 50@$7.00 bas 0ubeno. Spring
GbtdenS" 6(063c bas 8funb.
Sbf, 9cO0rrtes; 2(epfel, finitli6 gez
trOdnete, 73@1Oc bos 9funD, an Ser
Come %gebOrrte n0rblide 5@63c., 9ftrftbe
5@6c, 8rOmbeeren 6@7c, 6imbeeren 300
243c; @altfornti6eS Nprtfoien 14(016c,
ni6tgeicbGlte 8ftritcbe 8011c, geicbdltc
22@24c; 8Haumen 9@13; &pitnen :
r9OnOOn Qapers" 81. 90 bas Riitz
chen, pWfusfateuer" $1,00@1.35, Ioie
4@6c
Obf, frii9es 9tepfel 50. 25@2.5 so un6
$3.0O(@3.25, ie nd6 Der Site, 8ananen
81 .00@1.25, Gitronen 4.OO@4,25.
&artoffeIn- 8urbants 56958c,
6ebrOns 54@56; Stole -@-c; burcbz
chamber -(@-c Der 8ulbeI. SerleDz
Stpeet78 otatos 3.25@3.75 6ab SAP, SQtz
noiier $2.7503. 90.
, 1893-12-22
Rleine uabrtdten.
9te 6ffcntLichen Shulen fiu6 Bis a

-9te OffcntIid6en SAulcn iin6 bis gum
8. Sanuar 9ei6iofen.
6eute melOeten it9 800 8ei6Gfti:
gungsloic, pel6e iid bereit erfldrten, fir
@iicn unO S6lafraum 3 Stunben 81 ar
betten.s Die Wteiiten, tpelcbe iib geitern
gum Gilen, aber nicbt gum 2(rbcitcn mel
ceten, tparen gctpO0nLibe Cramps.
- Ser 25iGbrige Ya1rid Mc@oa0 ftiirstc
belte Wtorgen in benz 6auic $50. % o. &c.
Str. aus Dem brttten Stpdmerf in cine
Oeffnun9 OeS 6~uBbo6ens unb Derlette itc6
berartig. baB iein SOB itiinblicb e~ripartet
wtro. ST ipobnt in No. At ltntonitr.
= 6enrD Gi6e, ~pobnboft an ser SI6z
oitefe Der SrcbarOftr. uno 0emia9 Court,
retcbte beute i'm &reiS9ericbt cine &ldge ge>
gen NrtDur !6ulanocr Elm, neil berielbe an
gebltb ourcb ben Bau zines 6aules an Ser
Gde oer Nrigbtpoob 9lpe. anD Orcbaroz
ltraBe 6ie 8auIinte iibericbritt.
Wteper Sampion, Sobn 6auion un6
6crmann Seine tpuroen beute Worgen bon
benz 9tibter &eriten tpegen 0iebitablS inter
ie 5000 8irgl9aft all 6aS Griminalgcricbt
Dertpieie n. Sic iper0en bon Bm. g8olf
bon 294 Wfarfetltr. bei6uloigt, tbn etnen
tpertbpouen SaIitten geitobIen gu baben.
= Sn benz stpeiten Stodmerf beS bon
Srant s.. Smith 9efibrten 2~ogir6auies
brad beute WtOrgen Elm Seuer aus, 6as fei7
men iebr srOBen S6aben a~nrid)tete, aber 6ie
8ctpobner, Die i'm i6oniten S9lafe lagen,
in Qngit un6 S6reden uerieBte. Ser Ser
luit tpirb auf 5000 8ei9GBt un6 1T bur6
Serliderung geoeGt.
= Sn &lein's 8irtbi9aft, SEQ. 1857
l1uman Str, fanb geitern 5piiden s.. Saz
brtbt unb Sobn 6oueran Elm STREET iiber
Die oerfoiiene 8a6I itatt. 6oueran 300
Elm Wteiier un6 periebte letnem @egner 6rei
Stibe. @iner berielben in Der Ndbe 6es
Ser3ens miro borduSii6tIib einen t0btliber
2tusga19 3ur 6olse BADEN. Ser GbGter be-
ftnoet it9 in 6aft.
= 80. 6. Sharp, Elm friberer Nabtz
Glerf 6es 6otels 9enbome, murbe beute
Wtor8en bon benz &i6ter &erlten mcgen
llnterlblagung unter 5000 8irgi9aft an
oas Grtmtnalgertbt neripteien. s. g.
6eltng, Der 8eiiber oeS 6otels, 1agte aus,
baB S9arp Dor bret 8odben pl0bli6 ietne
STEELE anfgegeben babe unb BEL Der Inter
iu9ung Der 8iiber babe fib berausgeiteat,
oaB in Ser Galie $50 fehLten.
, 1893-12-22
MQs es foItet, Qorbmooor BON Qpnz

- Bas es foitet, 0OrOmaoor BON Som
Son 3u iein. 2tnlGBlicb bes 2orOmaDorz
tpe9ielS, Ser itb f~iir3licb in 2onbon poGz
3og, miro baran erinnert, baB bel Der @rz
ri9tun8 bes W~anitonbauiess Q753) an
@ol6z, Silberz unb an6eren @eibirren fir
11,531 2itrI. angei6afft tpurben unb bon
iebem 2orbmaoor fir ungefdbr 500 2itrG.
9%tn3ugefitgt mtro. l1eberbaupt belaufen
ii6 Die Soften zines 2on6oner 2or6napors
auf un9laubItbe Summen. 0aS @fen,
tuelcbes ct bel ieinem Qlntritte am g. 9top.
9iebt, fommt auf 5000 2itrl. gu iteben, alio
$4,000 &c., pODon CT ielbit bic 6dIftc
trG9t, tp6brenb bic a116cre 6Glfte bon 6en
beiOen Sbertffs beitrttten piro. 9aS Oez
bait fir 3molf Monate betrGgt TO, 900
2itrI. Mlan nimmt an, baB bteie Summe
ungef6br Der 6Glfte Ser l1nfoften gleib>
fomrt. SIS lte9t auf Der 6anb, 6aB Der
Soften zines 2onboner Sberbiirgermei>
tiers nidt mn einen fGDigen, lonoern aud,
le9r reicben Wann erfOroert, unb baB es
Nien1anO g%eliiiten biirfte, itdn6iger Oberz
bur9ermeiiter bon 9Onoon au tperben.
, 1893-12-22

@as be6erten Observation-Disclosures?
Oitnne8, fraftloIe S 8lut, 9terOert> uno
Musteli@wdde, mitrrtide8 unO rei8bar>s
temperament, iduinOenOe &apa5ttdt, Die
9euOfiene Nabrruns 3u u%iIimtiliren. GneS
Oie8 miro 9ebOben bur6 ben @ebraud bon
Sobann 9Off'8 Ntal5ertratt. @r
biaoert unO bilft 9e9en Die oDSpepttlde
Bein. @r trit9t ME Die 0uoOn 9ebe9ten
@rluartun9en. l1nier unentaeltli4 nera
%iunOteS 8ompblet idiGoert anidouli6 Die
Tbdtisfeit unO 8irfun9 oe8 @rtraft8.
Utan beftebe bararf, SEN ddten MuG5ertraft
bon So bann Soft nit benz Ganen auf
Der Gillette am Slai6enbalie, 81 befOmnen.
&etH allOerer 1T d6t.
@tsner & Menbelion &c., 4genten, 152 uao
154 Srauflin ct, Stem OOrE
, 1893-12-22
Gin 7uwelenoieb perbdftet.

9(m 5. s. N1tS. pur6e Ser Sutpelier Sans
bau, ais ct iic6 in einem 8u9gD auf ictnem
@ege nab 6auie befahb, BON 3pet MGrz
nern INN S6mufiacben I'M 8ertbe BON
$1,000 beraubt. Grft ON lcbten Weitttpo4
gelong es Ser B~olt8et, ,einen Der Sbater ouf
Bic Spur gu fommen unb i'm gu perbaften.
9uf Der 0espGainestr. Station CAB ct lei@
men Otamen alS 6arrp Smith an unb bel
OurdbIubung ieiner Saiben fanb man
mebrere Der geitoblenen Supelen, 6eute
fru6 Dor 8idbter 0ople gebra9t, tertpieS
biel er i6n unter elmer 8ir9i9aft bon
$1,000 all Die @roBgei6tporenen.
, 1893-12-22
OerbGnontBpoIIer Sturz.

alice 8eterion, Elm Oienftmdoben in
benz 9aule 1877 Gorb Start StraBe, ~itir3te
bcute Wttta9 betm Seniterpuben aus Dem
%3tpetten StOfpert ouf BEN Seitenpeg berz
alb unb bra6 6as @entf. Sbre 2etbe
murbe na9 Sigmuno's Morsue gebracbt.
, 1893-12-22

I'm Gtenun9iu6enben BET Ser 9e9ens
tpGrtteen gtotbla9e bas @rlangen bon 8e'
ibGftigung gu erlei6tern, ntmmt bae
QlbenbbIatt Der SatnoiS Staats5ettunq
SteQenaeiuhe u1wlelltaeltltb auf.
, 1893-12-22

- lteber bas Setter inn 8ismarf' lben
S6loife miro aus Sric6ricbSrub benz
y6amb. @orreip." 9euneIbet: 0onnerftag
Qlbeub ge9en II lIbr tpurben Sic bieiiQen
@intpobner, gum Slid unn0tbiger 0etie,
burcb Seueralarm aus Dem Sc9lafe gemcdt.
Gs i~telte itb beraus, 6aB III Dem idb0nen
9roBen Gor5immcr OeS 8ismard' lcben
S6loiieS, mo- Bic prabtuoue @e6duleH6r
l%tufitcuung gefunben bat, Elm 3tmmerz
branb, tpabribeinli6 in 6olee ser 0uftbetz
sung, entitanben mar. Der geringfiigtqe
8ranb murbe bon Ser 0ieneribaft balo gez
I0ibt, obne OaB Bic beretts angeriidte
Seuerlpribe in GbGtt9fett fam. Der Shirt
ielbit Leitete Oie erforoerl;cben 20i6arbei>
ten, un6 lieB, als OaS Seuer i9on gel0ldt
mar, DoritcbtSbalber aub nocb ben 6uBboz
ben aufbrecben, INN Bic @ntitehungsnrlade
beS Seuers 3u ent6eden unb tpettere @cfa6r
gu permeioen. Q8Gre Ser 8ran6 ntht recht7
3titi9 entoedt mor6en, 10 Bate, Bel Ser
leicbten 8auart bes S1loIfes, 9erabe in
benz 8efdbrOeten Tbeile lebr letcbt Elm ero7
Bes Seuer ausbrecben unO i5tueres ltngliiG
entlte6en f0nnen.
, 1893-12-22
Timan3ieleS.

gu Dermietben: Stores, &Obnungen .c.
0u nermtetDeu:
suite Offices
i'm
@teotS.3ettungs.@ebdubG
9roBes Si9erDeits9epbGbE
9ampfbet3uHe u. 1. 10.
@egeu G~iu3eInBeiteu fpre6t Dor in heZ
Staots=3 eitungs.Ofice,
ede @aIbinstun etraBe unb Siftb aos.
On permietbeu II: Seine ueue 9Slats nit mooerneu
~ @inrtdtun9eu nabe Der @iien= uno orei Stttten gferoe.
bobuen. $40. 744 @racelduo Npe. 23no, 6ap
On permtetben: G6bne neue Wubnungeu BON
- je s 3ilnmeru nit alien Comfort, fir nur $l2, MIR
Elm paor 8lpd ppnt &ppnoaler 8obnbofe III Der Gli0n
@oe, l 8lod ~nbrolidD BON Der s3elmont aoe. gelegen.
Nad3ufra9en Wtittass in go. 35 I'M Staats5eitun9ss
Sebdube. s.. @DB. 22Ho. BAN
, 1893-12-22
Sonoerbare Orab1hriften.
p9ier liesen spct @ei6pilter:
A brother and his sister

NDlEI lIEBEN 3IUCI WETUIUITIet.
A brother and his sister,"
v9llS 9tbler fog id aus,
Oils &rebs trO3 ib ms 6aus."
v2ebt tpobl! cs 1T 6as lebtc Ofal.
8aS SIR nun iagt, lit mir egaL."
Sin @urm tpor i4 auf @r6en-
DOrt perO' ib &Ont8 perbenE"
r8ier Wdnner tparen ibr beibte6en.
Sic lebte frOb unb itarb 3ufrie0en."
vQtlein iblaf tb in 6ieier Gr6e.
SIN tpetten Weer rubt mein @efGbrte.
, 1893-12-22
Serlurer, Serlaufen, 0efnnOen.


Qlt9eIaufen: Sin aib9rauer @iuobuuO 5ugelar-
~ fen. @igeutbimer init NuspeiS oeS 9alsbauees
tanm Ebu gegeu 6utterQelO III @mpfan9 nelmeu
8 9IdiOn Ctr.
, 1893-12-22
Yartners.


81 erIauQt: 8artuer nit CAPITAL fir neue Grfins
- Oung; lefr lobneuo. capital 9efidert. @ u.
Glarf-Str. J. JlOor. 3. Sbir. Gtieubut.
O4erIouot: 8artner. Gelteue 9eleqeubeit! Barber
~ ais Bar tnet, I'M in eineIn gut etneeridteten. I'M
Centrum Der G5tabt befinbli1eu Bah einem Barber Chop
eiu5urt1teu. .Offerten nit &apitalan9obe inter IL. 20
an Die Staats5tItun9. nitric
81 erIanQt: 8ortuer nit capital fir neue Grin.
X bung ieb Z 1ODHeub, @apitaI eeit6ert. Sofepb
SeuIter, 1871 C. 8auoOlpb=Str. 2lbS2t
, 1893-12-22
8eriOnli6es.


0I3er bic abreie rpt- 8arI 9urr om9ebeu fam, er.
~ bdlt eIne Bel oBnHng.
2Ob36t Otto @eng. 32 @liutOn ctr.
, 1893-12-22
Tnrnten.


Z 100 baor fonfen GAO Ider Seros gEarmlauO. = Muf,
tp gleidb @eIb bober. 0Dr3nlpreben Mtor9ens.
21 GutncD=StraBe, 3inimer 30S.
, 1893-12-22

Ou perfonfen -Raoensmuob Rie f66nite
y SIDE in bieIer bibI6en unb ~blnbeuoen 9oritaot.
Qaner ruo Selper in ben StraBen uuo Die StraBen ges
pfloitert. Sage: Slo= uHo Sltfr0ut. &egeH Yreis uno
iueiterer @%usfunft tpeube mou iib miinOlid ober I6rtit.
lib an m. 3. zee. 112-114 Dearborn ctr.
gpDce Building. 2Omibalp
, 1893-12-22
beirathsfheine.

6eute tpurben Die foIgenoen 6eiratbs
i6eine ermirft:
, 1893-12-22

Serlangt: Wanncr unO &ira6eu.
sc erIongt: Sin tlu9er 5uperIGiiger DentI6er Sut.
der; eller Der boS gSurltmad}eH gut ncritebt.
20o57t Mbr.: s. @rpibc, Matteipu, Gopf So, Sn
RerIaugt: Sun9er NiaHu, I'M 9feroe Al beiuroeu
~ nuo fitr ongemeiue Nrbeit. WtuB @mpfeblunaen in
8e5u9 ouf @brIt1fett bobeH. 100 WteuOmiuee Str.
9SerIanqt; 8ioniit titr Srheter-8eQleitlue 4
~ Stote=Str. Nictoro=&unuel
02erIoHgt: SIN Der enqliifen Sprode mdd1tiQer
- Iebi9er Mtanu, nm Rferoe aufSulporten muB Sc
ldtrr rep0rIreu foHneIt. Aor.: q. 16 S~taats5te.
22o53t
NerIangt: S6neioer auf &obteS' @loofs.
~ frIo 224 Sio Wtarfet=Str., 6. gSloor.
, 1893-12-22
STi6ie6enes.


"a 9uIben! S9nIben S6uIben!
- Nuerlei i6lebte VodJNIoen fUfDrt ~colectirt.
@Reiue 3abIuH9 Obne GrfoIQl-
Spnlto6ler tluTer on Sau0.
8eOpIes @DISeCtiDH Mgenc1.
1924 &aiaue Str. 2iEmer 81.
5bslS 9eutl6 wtro bier 9eiprO9eH
, 1893-12-22
2n fdnfen aeiudt.


On tauteH 9eiudt: Sin gutter 9tattenfdn9er in Der
~ t5cbuel ber=g9ertitdtte 125 g. Searboru=Str.
, 1893-12-22

Meiu6t: 0eutifer Sdder miini1t Die @ate=8dderei
W gu erlerneH. Otto &ebmanu, 329 Sarrabee Str.
22o33t
, 1893-12-22

Se1uht: SI9tiger 9inuer=Woiter Iu9t pdbreuo
W Der 5eterta9e 8eiddftIgung. s.. 9Gnuer.
22o53t 52S Seo9mid Ctr. 9interbaus.
, 1893-12-22
GtelengeinGe.
@nseioen inter biefer Gubrit fi1O f~Oftsufr,

Nn3et0en llnter DIeler JtIlbfIt INO t~DlIeIIreL
n efu9t sin Mauu Seiterreider) BON 81 Sabre
W iudt bel beuti6er 4ripattamilie Ooer It Salooi
Nrbeit. Yeritebt and nit Bierben uI5ugebelt. Aoreft
9. Nenmanu ~ Dearborn Ane. 22b53t
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-24

Matters of More or Less Importance
Tersely Touched Upon.
Fire at st. Paul destroyed the Styee
library. valued at 10000.
The floods in Queensland have sub
sided and telegraphic communication
throughout the country has been re-
sumed.
Jim Whalen of Chicago, and Billy
Armstrong of San Francisco. fought to
q finish at Tacoma. Armstrong was
knocked ont in the fourth round.
An earthquake shock was felt at Sac
ramento, Cal, and many other places in
Solano county Tuesday night. At
Dixon the people rushed pellmell from
their houses. No damage was done.
Major Halford of the pay corps of the
army, has been detailed as pay officer of
the American legation and will leave
for Paris Immediately after the in
auguration of the president-elect. This
viii be his first duty as officer Of the
Army. IS .s s..sz
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-24
HOBBS 4 Co, LIMITED.
English Building Society Swindlers |
Held for Trial.

Held for Trial.
LONDON, Feb. 24.--James w. Hobbs
Of the firm of J. w. Hobbs 81 Co., liln-
tied, and Henry Granville Wright, So
hcitor, have been committed for trial
along with G. Newman of G. Na~snan
q Co., limited, on charges OF forgery
and fraud in connection with the ruin
OF the Liberator Building society.
The evidence showed that for about
ten years past Hobbs 81 Co., had con-
ducted, with the connivance and assis-
tance OF Wright. system of fraud upon
the Liberator Building society. George
Charles Kentish, who had been for many
years cashier for Hobbs 81 Co., explained
the methods which have been followed.
False bills were accepted by Hobbs, pur-
porting to be drawn by merchants who
supplied timber and material to Hobbs.
1t was not intended to pay the money
on the bills TO the firms whose names
were used, and these firms were un-
aware of their existence.
The bills were accepted by Hobbs and
given to Wright and the amounts paid
by the Liberator Building society,
and given to Wright and the amounts
paid by the Liberator society, which
financed the business of Hobbs g. Co.
The rmount cf loss to the Liberator
society through mismanagement and
fraud in various forms probably exceeds
co, ,0O0, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-24
Big Money Paid Ont on Fraudulent
Death Certificate,

OMAHA, Feb. "a. Nearly year ago a
stranger died In this city, and during
his brief illness DR.. King. ex-county
physician, attended him. The name,
under which this man was known by
the doctor the detective and DIR. King
refuse to divuige, but it was that Of a
wealthy man and one who had his life
insured for about $4,000. The physi-
clan signed the death certificate and it
was accepted by the insurance company
and the money was paid to the mans
heirs in Chicago. A man saw the
heavily insured after his alleged death
and funeral in Omaha and notified the
insurance company, which at once
placed the matter in the hands OF detec-
ltives. The body was exhnmed and was
found not to be that of the man to whom
the insurance was issued. A detective
has found clues to the supposed dead
man IN Omaha, and is now endeavoring
to ascertain the real name of the man
who died and was buried here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-02-24
Circuit Court

The forenoon was taken up in the
hearing Of the case OF Samuel Wooley
VS.. Frank Ginder, damages for injuries
received in fight. The jury returned
a verdict for plaintiff of sl.00 damages.
This also entities HIM to $1.O0 OF costs
from defendant.
The case OF Conrad X. Rickert, ct al.
VS.. VIM. w. Koehler and j. G. Lohr was
continued.
ID. G. Smith, ct al. VS.. H. j. Patterson
and e. III. Jacobs, continued.
The buildings OF Geo. Hicks, James
Ward and Zickrick Bros, closed by in
junction proceedings month ago, were
to day released on bond for future law
.ful nse, the injunction declaring them a
nuisance abated and the material seized
BY the officers ordered returned to the
owners.
The case OF r. 8. Peale Co. VS.. j. B.
Sommers, ct a., was called after dinner,
and jury drawn.
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color an even brown Or black, and will
please and satisfy you every time, use
Buclxingham's Dye for the Whis kers.
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Must wait for Money.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~. Acting Com
missioner Belt has sent letter to Sena-
tor Davis in reply to one written by the
senator relating to the payment Of Sisse-
ton and Wahpeton Indians residing at
Granite Falls. It appears that these
Indians are too old and feeble to 90 to
the Sisseton agency to get the money
that is being paid by Special Agent
Litchfeld. Commissioner Belt informs
Senator Davis that there is no way of
paying these Indians until the agent
finishes his work at Sisseton and turns
his accounts back to the treasury, when
the unpaid shares may be paid from the
Indian Office here.
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LOCAL sREvITIEs.


Saturday matinee, The Private Secre-
tary. Ten cents to everybody.
Dime social at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Smith this evening.
The building Of Zickrick Bros, on
Center street, enjoined month ago and
released to-day, has been re-let TO Fred
Kurth for his cigar factory business.
Miss Minnie suecksr, formerly clerk
in Dan McKinnon's store, who recently
went TO Lemars, viii not return, having
accepted a position in store at Lemars.
Saturday night Paige's Players will
close their engagement with grand
production OF John Dillon's roaring
farce comedy, The Lightning Rod
Agent.
.Flandreau Enterprise, %: 1t Is rumored
that Ole j. Bortnem who it was thought
eloped with married woman last fall,
has returned to his home in the north
ern part OF this county :. The lumber
dealers OF the state have shut down to q
strictly cash business on account OF the
decision rendered recently by Judge
Aikens on the mechanics lien on home
steads.
Sioux Fall Press, %: The prisoners
in the county Jail succeed in amusing
themselves about as much as people on
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To Allow Treasurers to Settle.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. M.-In the leg
islature bill, has been introduced per-
mitting ex-state treasurers 10 settle
judgments obtained against them by
the state on payment Of the amount of
interest on public funds received by
them, together with 8 per cent interest
thereon from the time the amounts
should have been turned over to the
state treasury. A powerful lobby is here
in the interest of the bill. Attorney
General O'Connor is opposing the meas
IIre IT,
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A SENATE RESOLUTION.
Kausas Senators Deny the Jurisdi.
tion Of the Supreme Court. Il.

Kausas Senators Deny the Jurisdic-
tion of the Supreme Court.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 24.--The state
senate has adopted resolution declar-
ing the supreme court had no jurisdic-
tiOn in the house muddle and therefore
no right to decide as to the Legality Of
the house OF representatives. This is
regarded as due notice to the supreme
court not to render decision in the
case now pending which viii determine
the legality OF the Republican house.
The general belief that the Republicans
will be sustained by the supreme court
csused these resolutions to be adopted.
Ii Is believed that 1t means war and an
utter disregard of the courts by the
Populists.
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Another Worlds Fair Strike.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.--True to their
threat, the electrical linemen at the
wold's fair grounds in the employ of
the exposition company went out on
strike because their demands for an in
crease of so cents day in wages and
time and half for overtime, and double
time for Sunday work, were not ac-
ceded to. Director of Works Burnham
claims that he can get all the men he
wants for the wages paid heretofore and
that the strike will not embarrass him
in the least. .......
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Embrace the Opportunity

Rapid Valley Horse Ranch company
are under investigation. He has been
arrested upon a charge of selling 40
horses to the company which were
already mortgaged. He waived ex-
animation and gave bonds for appear
ance. o. L. Snider of Buffalo, NJ.
Y, attorney for Eastern stock
holders, is here. He states that
indictments will be secured against Day
in Ohio and New York for forgery and
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Fifty thousand dollars, it is alleged, has
disappeared in the horse ranch scheme,
with practically nothing to show for it.
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Demands Quickly Granted.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-A local paper says
that the delegation of engineers of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy who
came from Iowa to Chicago to visit the
officials of the road and secure the same
pay as conductors and brakeman as to
overtime, did not have TO see the Off
cials, as their demands had been granted
before they reached the city. The new
schedule had been printed and mailed
before the engineers left home on their
mission.