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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
CREDENTIALS LAID OVER.
Appointed Senators Not Sure of Seats
just Vet.

Appointed Senators Not Sure of Seats
just Vet.
WASHINGTON, March 10. - Imme-
diately after the reading of Mondays
journal, the credentials of Lee Man
tie, appointed by the governor of Mon
tana, as senator from that state, in
place of Mr.. Sanders, were presented by
Mr.. Teller and. read
Mr.. Vance asked Mr.. Teller what was
proposed to be done with these creden-
tials.
Mr.. Teller replied that he wished the
credentials laid on the table to be re-
ferred to the committee on privileges
and elections when that committee shall
have been formed. He did not propose
to ask the senate to take any action on
them now. as he understood there were
several other credentials of like char
acter to be passed, involving a question
of law, which would have to be decided
Mr.. Vance-That is satisfactory to
this house.
The credentials were therefore laid ON
table.
The senate had pretty Ions discus
sion as to the reception of joint resolu-
tions or other propositions affecting Leg
islative business, the general expression
being against their reception. A reso-
luton excluding such business was
offered by Mr.. Manderson, and allowed
to go over without action till Monday
next.
The senate then proceeded to execu-
tive business, and after few minutes
adjourned till Monday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

President Cleveland and cabinet
have held meeting to discuss the advis
ability of holding an extra session oi
congress. The deliberations were en-,
tirely as TO the need of financial legis.
latlon and not cne word was said abou,
the repeal of the ubiquitous robber tar.
iff," for which, they at one time
claimed, the campaign was fought >and
won. Great demogogues these demo.
Gratis Merei
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

The worlds fair commission of: South
Dakota now request those who loaned
the $25,0O0 year ago to erect the build,
ing at Chicago, to donate the same out
right as it will all be needed along with
the appropriation to make suitable ex-
hiblt. The commission also thinks that
$4,000 is too much to squander on the
ladies, foibles and will ask the latter to
use soma OF their igrant in completing
the building to receive the display
which Is very sensible, barring the late.
ness of the suggestions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Gray Gets the Mexican Mission-Col-
lins Consul General at London.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The presi-
dent has sent the following nominations
to the senate:
Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts,, to be
assistant secretary Of state.
Robert A. Maxwell of New York, to be
fourth assistant postmaster general.
Isaac p. Gray of Indiana, to be envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipotentiary
of the United States to Mexico.
Patrick A. Collins of Massachusetts,, to
be consul general of the United States to
London.
James III. Oakley of Illinois, to be an as
sistant surgeon in the marine hospital ser
vice.
Fred Brown Busey of Kentucky, and
Edward Mansfield Ship of Virginia, to be
assistant surgeons in the navy.
e. b. Gayle of New Mexico, to be re-
ceiver of public monies at Roswell, n NJ.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

when told that tobacco hurts them;
their wives never do, because shattered
nerves, weak eyes, chronic catarrh and
lost manhood, tells the story. III your
husband uses tobacco, you want him to
quit, post yourself about Motto .bac the
wonderful, harmless, guaranteed tobac-
co-habit cure, by sending for our little
book titled: "Don't Tobacco Spit and
Smoke Your Life Away, mailed free.
Drug stores generally sell MOTTO -bac.
THESTERLING REMEDY CO., Indi-
ana Mineral Springs, Indiana.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
10 Honor Lamar.

WASHINGTON, March 10.--A meeting
OF the bar of the supreme court Of the
United States will be held In the
chamber OF the court at the Capitol III
~ O'Clock noon Saturday for tf,s nnr.
pose OF doing honor TO the memory oi
the lats Justice Lamar. A large At
tendance is desired, and it is expected
that the tributes TO the lats iustfce viii
be unasually interesting BY reason d
personai "reminiscences of the late ius.
tice known 10 the members who win be
asked TO speak.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

Ernest Gale OF Sioux Falls, whose
father, president OF the Dakota National
bank, is rated worth S50O,OO0, has been
arrested upon the charge OF seduction
preferred by Miss Lizzie Higgins. The
lattsr is girl of prepossessing appear
ancs.andlhitherto has. borne fair reputa,
tion. The young sprig should make the
amende honorable by marrying the girl
or be sent to the pen for fifteen years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

Mitchell Republican, q: Frank Tru'
dell who is doing ten years. time in the
penitentiary for rape. writes his attorney
here as to the advisaoility OF trying to
secure pardon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
DestFuctive ThuneIer storm.

VIENNA. March 10 Lychtenwarth
village in lower Austria, was swept
by aterrific thunder storm during the
day The storm lasted Is hours, during
which the lightning was almost in.
cessant. Twelve houses were struck
and burned. Five persons were struck
dead In the streets and seven persisted
in burning buildings.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

Washington dispatch,S: An Irishman
at the Wormley buffet was offered a
towel by the bartender today. He had
filed his Adlai glass to the brim, and
when the towel was offered him he
said: "Tve ate nor drunk nothin' the
day; so, I'll swallow both-the insult
and the whuskeya
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
Bowers Has EneIorsemen,s.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-Attorney
Bowers OF Winona. son-in-law OF Hon.
Thomas Wilson, is acandidate for solic-
itor general. and has the endorsement
n.ent of all Minnesotans. This is an
Office paying II, 600 a year, and one of
the best in Washington.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

Mayor Kehr, OF PIERRE, has issued
an order that every house OF ill-fame in
the city be closed up and every one of
the habitues OF the avenue be cleaned
out of town. This decree has been
brought about by the openly wanton
character of the Cyprians since the ad-
iournment OF the legislature.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
IT is RECALLED.
The Hawaiian Treaty Negotiated by
President Harrison Withdr avn
from the Senate.
Several Presidential Appointments
Sent to the Senate-Gray Gets
Mission.
Patrick A. Collins for Consul General
at London Some other Nomina.
tiOns.

WASHINGTON, March 10. -- President
Cleveland has sent to the senate mes
sage Withdrawing the Hawaiian treaty
which has been pending in the senate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

What are said to be the largest and
finest onyx deposits in the world have re-
Gently been discovered in some caves In
the Cumberland mountains of west Ten
nessee. Il has been known for some time
that there was fine quality of onyx OF
chalcedony there. but the mines or caves
have scarcely been touched. Recently
attention was brought to the existence oi
large caves in Anderson county, the roofs
Of which bristled with stalactites Of onyx,
in some cases the columns reaching ia
the floor Of the cavern. The onyx In
these caves is wonderfully free from
blemishes. is richly colored and seems I'd
exist in unlimited quantity. Onyx il
formed by the drippings of limestone,
and In early stages looks like the prisms
of glass or frosted icicles hanging from
the roof. and countless ages must elapss
before even the smallest cone could form
When the value of these stones becomes
known to the world, Tennessee onyx viii
be more widely known than Italian mar.
Bile, but as yet only afew samples have
been taken out.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TO ADVERTISERS

TAG DAILY LEADKR makes special feature OF
fnrn,shing information concerning. the advan.
tases and resources of the city of Mao.-on and
the state at large, emitting il to the patronage
OF advertisers of every class.
j. r. STAHL. Proprietor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
WOMEN GET OFF CARS BACKWARD.
They Arc Usually Thinking of Walking
Back over the Route.

they Arc Usually Thinking Of walkin Ing
Back over the Route.
After the woman had rolled over two
Or three times in the dust and made a
voluminous display of lingerie, she strug-
gled to her feet. Her face was very red.
her back hair was terribly Rlussed and
her draperies in most inartistic disorder.
She scornfuily refused to give her name
to the conductor, who rushed to her as
sistance, and would not say whether she
WAS hurt As she turned to walk away
the conductor whistled go al cad, and
smiles began to show among the passen-
gers.
She like all the rest of EN-. was the
rontemptuous comment of the conductor
rs he jumped on the car
Il never knew conductor who
stopped his train at the right place.
sneered a fat woman who overheard the
conductors remark. its the greatest
wonder in the world that more people.
are not killed by the carelessness of them
conductors. They haven't bit of ac-
commodation in their souls"
Did you hear that woman?" inquired
another passenger. She blames the
conductor for that woman's tumble and
will in all proba biiity alight from the
car backward when she reaches her
destination. | have been a close OBJ
server Of this rerverse habit of women
who ride on TIE street cars, and believe
that have solved the problem.
Why do they turn their faces the
wrong way2 | saw a theory advanced
the other day in newspaper that left
handed women were never seen to take
a tumble because their stronger arm
aided them to retain their balance when
alighting. But it really makes no differ
ence whether . woman is left or right
handed. She gets on a car and tells the
conductor to let her off at Twenty-frst
street. She has been down town shop
ping and Is in hurry to reach home.
''Al the time>the cable Is pulling her
homeward she keeps thinking Of how
much she will have to do when her jour
ney is ended. The conductor yells
Twenty first street,
"She is aroused with start from her
study. intent only ON getting off the car.
You have noticed, no doubt. that cable
train always passes crossing before it
stops. There is the whole secret Of q
woman's many tumbles. She would be
safe and happy If the conductor would
only stop the train so she could step of
at the right spot exactly. But the car
passes the crossing. and unconsciously
she turns her face in the direction she
wishes to go. II she would wait until
the car stops all would be well, but the
thought that she is being carried past her
destination makes her hurry. Before the
car stops. she thinks of the few extra
steps she will have to take II she Is
carried any farther and jumps of.
Yon know tine rest. and there is the true
reason why 90 women in 100 get of q
street car backward. The Tooth woman
Is on the rear seat of the last car and
steps off at the right place. Chicago
Herald
, 1893-09-15
Dorlduf9 unihdolid eemaat.
Gin 9eftohlenes SeioenfIeio miro gum Der
rdtber zines Giubreders.

Sn Ser Nadbt pom 4. September ber:
i6afften itcb @inbrecber @ingang in BIZ
Mobnun9 BON @. s.. @raD, 400 Dearborn
Npe., unb erbeuteten &leiber uno Silber:
lacbcn I'M 8ertbe bon ettpa $4,000. 6erl
@raD unO ietne SomiIie paren Sur Belt 6es
Ginbru3S. ~perreiit uno fc6rtcn CRIT geIterr
mach 6auie 5uriiG. Sic fan0en in bet
Wo6nung allies in ltnorOnung. SGmmt=
ltbe S6ublaben iparen burcbtpii6lt, uni
mas Die @inbrecbcr nidt fir mituebmenS=
ipertb eracbtet battcn, lag auf Ben SUP
booen Derltreut umber. Inter an6eren
Sdcben mar Elm tpeiBleipenes &leib perz
i6tpunben.
Nm Sage na4 benz Ginbrube pnr6en
pie YoIi5titen Sames 8raoD un6 Sobnlor
BON Der Station IN Der 9eSplainesltr. nacb
Dem 2ofaI $50. rs 9. georiaitr. g%erufen,
mo- etn Wtann gtamcns Wartin Wtoran oas
SetDenfleio gum 8erfauf abbot. Worar
fonnte iicb iiber BEN 8eiib beS &lei6cs nibt
auStpetien unb CT purbe perbaftet.
6cltte 8ormittag itanb Woran Dor Dem
Jtlcbter ScuID unter Der Nnflage beS Gin
brucbS. ST b~e9auptete, 6aS &leiD nit anbe>
re1 Saben suiammen unter einem Setten>
tpe9e getunoen 3I baben. t6err @raD, mel
cher 0ei9QTtSlctter Ser Walon'S Qtfe Sne
oemnitp COMPANY lit, ibentifisirtc 6aS gez
ltobIene SIeio ais icin @isentbunt, un6
l6abte ben Bert6 Der ibm 9eitoblenen Ga
ben auf $4,000. Weoran tpur0c unter
$500 9ir9i4aft bem GriminaGgeri9t
Ibcrnielen.
, 1893-09-15
Inter 0en Rd6ern 9et66tet.

George q. &tnsSIan6, Ser 14iG6rige
So6n Der 6rau emma &ingsIano aus
MapnooO, fam geitern Qtben6 UNI 6 l1br
unter Ben GG6ern oeS 9enpcr @rpreB3ugeS
ber Nortbtpeitern 8abn bel OtaDlppo6 gu
einem pl0Bltcben To0e.
Der &nabe mar BON Ietner Wutter na6
Sem gOitamt geibidt porben, unb I'm it6
6en @eg abSufiir5en, tpoute CT an Der
iec6iten Npenue, bic AT bieiem 8urfte feline
pffene StraBe lit, bie 8abn9cleiie iber>
ibreiten. Sn bemielben Nu9enblide fam
Der tpeitlib gebenoc 9enoer @rpreB3ug, Ser
ii6 ein ipenig peripdtet bate, nit roicnber
@eibninbtgfett binter Dem Sra6ti6uppen
berpor uno erfaBte BEN &naber. 9teier
erlttt einen ScbGbelbrud, Der lofort leinen
Sob berbeifiibrte.
0ie 2et9e bes un9lidli6en &noben tpir6
am Sonnta9 ouf benz Soreit Some Srte6>
bOf beerbigt per6en.
@~alenttne 8ob6af, elm Drainage &ona11
Mrbeiter aus Qemont, murbe beute firth auf
benz @e9e gu ieinem NrbettSpleBe bon
einem !3uee ser Santa Sc 8abn itber@
fabren unb Iofort gct0otet. 8ob6at tpar
erit 5~tpan5ig Sabre alt.
, 1893-09-15
Gin ontes 1Derf

Die v6ebretp &eltef Societb" bielt
6eitern cine DISCRIMINATING ab unb bei6loB
nacb L%dngerer Debate, NIT Der 8ertbetz
lung bon 2e6ensmitteLn, ipeIcbe lcBte @o9e
ein8eiteut murbe, fortsufabren. Sin @rez
cutip>G ontite, beitebenb aus BEN 0amelt
2oeb, S4affner, 6pman, @roBnan, 6aas
unb &Oienblatt, tpur6e ermdblt unb be-
auftragt, Die n0tbigen @Orbereitungen au
%treffen. Man trdgt it6 bauptid6li9 nit
Der Nbii9t, cine frete Suppenanitalt gu
grilnben uno iobolO Oafiir Gin PATHFINDER
8lab 9~efunben lit, miro bas l0blibc @erf
beginner. 9Sir macben barauf aufmerfz
fam, DAB nidbt mir Suben, ionbern iiberz
6aupt ale not6Ieibe1Oen Berlonen Inter
ititbuug erbaIten.
, 1893-09-15
DoIlte ftd umbrtnoen.

S6lteBer Wiuer in Ser 9espIainesitr.z
Station fano bcute Morgen I'M 8 u6r in
elmer Belle auf Dem 8ooen ausgeitredt
etllen 9efangenen, beiien @urgeI BON einem
Sbr gum an5ern burbgei6nitten mar.
gteben Dem Wanne lag cine serbro9ene
6laibe, tuelc5e berielbe offenbar bcnuBt
bate. Der Sermunoete, Seth S. 8euamo,
mar am NbenO porber in 6aft genommen
tpor6en, neil ct in benz 6auie $50. 40 g.
WtapitraBe NIT Morb unb 8ranbitiftung
orobte. @r murbe mach benz Gountpboipital
beforoert, 100 feline @unbe ais nicbt tObt7
ltb be5ei6net murbe.
, 1893-09-15
Wdr fein SdhnrGnber.

81. 8. @Iod aus Soma, Der geitern Qbenb
am g oIftraBen< 8a6nbof perbaftet poroen
tpar, wurOe bette 8ormittag i'm 8oliSetgez
rtcbt Der Qmorp>S Station freigciprocben.
Glod par auf9e9rtffen tpor6en, ais er itort
angetrunfen burcb Sic StraB ZEN tarmelte.
Seine 6Gnbe unb W~tanicbetten tparen nit
8lut beluOelt. Seine 8erbaftung mar err
tolgt, tpcil i'm Elm Bolisilt i'm @er6acbt
bate, elmer Der 8a6nrGuber bon &enbaQz
bile getpelcn SIT ietn. @apt. 6artnett err
flGrt auerotngs, baB @lod MIR ietncr etgez
men Si6erbett tpegen in @epabriam &C.
nommen tporOen lei, peil er betrunfeu
mar.
, 1893-09-15
Qooesfdue.

8is beute Wetttag wurOen foGsen6e
Go6esfGQe angemelbet:
Carrie @oebeG, 20 S,8M 1888 0arrabee
StroBe.
Gbriitian S9mtOt, 40 S., 9resbpterian
9Oipttal.
olga 0~Owsntein, 80 S. 6 So, $50 Md:
tpaufee Qlbe.
Q(u8uit &rusta, "a s., California unb
Nr3er Sizes.
pima @tAmonn, geb. Seegar, 36 S.,
80. un6 Wap0 Str.
SAUL 2uef, 5 Sage, 1913 gtOrtb 2tOe.
@osma @6rmann, 40 S.. 5 &c., 16 SuLz
lipan Str.
8reb, @np6er, 80 S., Ser. Stooteu
Maarinez Solpital.
, 1893-09-15

Wtitgcnommencn iparen balb nic6cr I'M
Stonbc, iib nacD 6auic peer su 8%efannten
81 b~e9cben.
Sir 2lusoehnun9 Ger Qusitelune nm 3pei
monate.
gtach elmer GonferenS nit elmer Nnsa6l
auslGnbil9er Gommifidrc ioQ OaS 2lusltel4
lun9sOircftorium auf nG6itcn Mtontag cine
Notwithstanding 5ur 8elprccbung ber
Tragc einbcrufcn Daben, Oh cS ltcb cmpfeD7
lcn Oiirftc uno Oh cS angdn9licb iei, sic
QtuSleQung bis gum l, Sanuar oifen 3u
bdlten.
Die 2tuslte1un95leiter io0en alien @rn1tcS
baran p%enfcn, Die NuSitel!ung iber ben
bonn @on8reB feitgclebten Sermin, ben 30.
SftObcr binauS often 81 balter, penn baS
Stei9en Der 8eiu6erSa6l in BEN lebteu beiz
ben Wtonate1 ein iolcbeS llnterncbmelt
re6tferttgen piiroe. llno bic 8elucberSabl
lit jeBt INNER mebr in Ser .3unabn1e be-
9riffen.
Giner ser 6ouptbeiiiriporte 6eS 8lanes,
Die NusitelIung bis gum l. Sanuar often
su baIten, lift 6reb. SO. Yef, ber @oriiber
oeS SinanScomites. 0erlelbe metnt, oaB
iib Die Dem Blone cntgcgcnItebenben
S9tpieri9fcitcn leicbt bintpegrGumen lailen
pilrben, uno er meint, Die QuSIibrung beS
Blanes ptrbe itb finansieu ais Oor5ii9lib
ertpetlen.
, 1893-09-15
(Ginaeianot.
Gbicago, IA. Sept. 1893


Gbtcago IA. Sept. 1893.
8erebrlicbe 0e6action Ser vSQinois Stoatsz
3ettung."
Nftt 8e5ug auf Sbr p@ingcian6t" in geo.
IA SbreS yQlbenbblattes" pom II. Sept.
o.S., betrcffen6 meme auS9citclten Sbiecte,
bite icb ergebenlt, nachitebenoe 8ericbtigung
bon mir ais Nusiteler freunbltbit auf>
nebn1cn ST. mollen. Der 6err @inienoer
bat Itcb t~niofern getrrt, aIS Die Nccumula7
toren alcrbings nit bem ltml6altcr (Sp7
item Bonnie & S6uebarbD in 8erbtnoung
gebracbt tperoen f0pnen, Der leBtere baupt7
iG6lib ieOo6 6aSu btent, INN 8ogenlicbt
uno @libltcbt in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
benuben un6 6aourb ca. 30 0ro5. Sttpm
3l crlparert. Ser angeitellte Qlccumulator
(SOitem v8DDie") uno bie Srodenelcmente
(SD1tem v8ogtD bilben feinen intcgriren>
ben 8eltanOtbetl bes llmibalters, iinb ie>
oob au6 bO6it tntereliant 6urcb ibre 2eiz
flung unb Contraction.
@S freut mtGb, baB Der 6err @tn1cn6er
NIT etngeben0em GerltGnbntB bic g8icbttg>
felt Der an iib unl6etnbaren Nus1teuungsz
obiccte berdusgefunben bat. Sch bin germ
bereit, auf 8erlangen fernere MuSfunft 81
gebet,
6o3a6tun9Sbou
S. 3ocbartas,
Sn9enieur aus Berlin, sur 3ett in
Gbico9o, 6331-6333 Orerel
9lDe, 6otel Sceana.
Der1bieoenes.
@eiteru tpies Der NusiteQungspIab 193,>
O60 3abIen0e 8eluber anf.
9as californilcbe @ebGube tpur6e 3eftern
formeu Der etbnOlogii6en QluSiteuung ais
itGnbtger Qufbema6run9sort i~ibergeben.
@s banbelt itob nur mod barum, no Die
$1,000, Die Die Snftan6baltung bes @e>
bdubes fir berartige 3pede idbrIidb toften
witr0e, bergenommen iperoen 1olen.
9as 8iener Safe bon 8iuiam Grte1ier
purbe 9~eitern ouf @runb etnes i'm &reisz
gericbt gegen Bic NusfteQun9s9eieui6 aft
ertptrften GtnbaItSbefeblS tpieber er0ftnet.
Die NusfteIungsgeieli chaft trof s~eitern
NnitaItcn, UNI ben BON ben frans0itidcn
NusiteIern ertpirften @inbaltsbefebl, ourcb
ben ibr perboten tpurbe, benielben fir ben
8erfarf ponQ MISREPRESENTATION cine
Goncel1tonsgebubr abauperlangen, auf gez
ri6tlicbem gSege 3u %befdnpfen.
SIM Gleftrt5itdtSgebGube 9ertetb geitern
Nbeno ein Stud 9raperie in 8ran6,
tpel6er i6neQ gelDi6t ipurbe.,
9aS @recuttpcomite bat Sen General
6irettor ermd9tt8t, in Ser NuSiteuung bon
SreipGiien it6 bon ietnem etgenen urtbetL
Ieiten gu laifen. 0ieie @rmdcbtigung be-
3iebt iicb beiOnbers auf 9Giie fir 8ertreter
ron 3eitun8en.
Der lltaS bes 0erpaItun9Srat6s, baB
SouDenir6iaetS fortan nicbt n1ebr gum
@intritt gum NuSteIun9SplaBe berebtigen
1oaen, miro BON ben Snbabern lolcber
Stdets i9arf f%ritilirt. Die 8tuetS f0nnen
8tpar nod iebt III allen @~iu9an9st6oren
gegen SageSbiIetS etn9etaui9t tperben,
bamit gebt BEN &Gufern aber Ser einSigc
8ortbcil, ben ie bon Dem Goraustaufen
batte1, perloren.
, 1893-09-15
Quf Ger B6rfe

mar 8ei3en flau ltn6 nur6e I'M 9e5en16erz
tcrmin nit 71B@72B gebanOelt, i'm Wtaiz
termin nit 784(0795.
Corn itieg I'M Septemberterntin bon 405
auf Az, per Otai 4444449454.
9ofer, Sttober 264@263 teit; O1at 81
@313.
Sbpctnefetl6 1870 i'm Ottober,
S9maIs 8,423@8,45, Gipp9en 8,373
, 1893-09-15
w Worlds IN edica
Institute,
$50. Npe., GdeOtamOOlph 3immer I'll

SO. NOe., ~Edeyfan0Olpb, S3immer 211
Sic ger5te bieIer Nnftolt iiub ~erfoBreue beltIte Spes
5tolilten uno b%etradbten eS ais lire @bre, hire Iebenbeu
MitmenI6en 10 i9nea ais mD9ltd BON ibren @ebrefen
gu betlen. Ste beilen grun6lid inter @arantte, ale
gebeitte 8ronfbetten Der Wtdu1er. Srnuenlei0en unb
Observation-Disclosures o1ne Speration, ate offeue
@ei1uiire nno Wunoett, SltohenfrnB &C, Niidgrat.
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Connecticut western news., 1893-04-06
EAST CANAAN.
Many changes this spring.

Many changes this spring.
 Will Webster left here Friday for Torrington. Albert Hyde and family left here Saturday for Collinsville. Mics Clara Bottum left Lere Saturday for Hartsville, Mass. Eli Giddings leaves here for residence in Canaan. Horace Holt also leaves here to reside in Canaan.
 Mrs Lydia Holt. mother of Horace Holt, is to board with Mrs N. Beebe.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Rose, formerly of this place, now of Geneva, N. Y., are visiting friends and relatives here.
 Rev Henry Utterwick gave talk to a small audience Fast day. Fast day was not much observed here
 The parish meeting held in the Lec- ture room Saturday was adjourned one week.
 A letter was read from Rev MT Utter wick stating his wish for two months vacation in the summer.
 Wm P. Stone, of Falls Village, made short visit to friends here over Sun- day.
 Mrs Isaac Emmons went last week to Fairfield, Mass, to visit her daughter there, who is very ill; with little pros pect of recovering.
 We were greatly surprised to hear of the death of Rev Mir Butler. of Mill River, Mass. He had been an earnest worker there for several years. Failing health compelled him to take vacation about a month ago, and it now seems that his work was done. o. B. s.