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Disbarment Proceedings.

Sioux FALLS. S. d., Sept 2o.-States
Attorney D. r. Bailey has begun dis
barment proceedings against j. NJ.
Donovan, the attorney who was some
time ago bound over to the grand jury
tor the alleged embezzlement of $3.50
claimed to be the property of Winsor g.
Ikittredge as their portion of the fees
In divorce case. Mr. Donovan is out
Of town, but 1t is known he will fight
the case Mr.. Donovan Is a young
man about ~ years OF uge
who has done large divorce
business. He claims that he will be
able to prove his innocence in respect
TO the withholding of the funds and
says that he did it to protect his client
and under the latters orders. Grow
ang out of this case are two libel suits,
one brought by Donovan against tho
Sioux Falls Press and one by w. G.
Fawcett against G. II. Winsor, each for
$4,000, the first for libel and the sec
ond for assault and battery. All of
these cases are set for trial at the No
vembcr term OF court.
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Five Bodies In the Ruins.

LONDON, Sept 20.-A small house in
the White Chapel district of this city
was burned at an early hour this morn
ing. After the fire was extinguished
search WAS made of the ruins and the
bodies of man and four women wers
found. It is supposed that these peo-
pie were fast asleep when the fire broke
out and that they were overcome by
the smoke before they had,a chance to
aSroya tlz
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.-s---
RYAN TO SMITH.
chicagos WsItsr,wsight Csts Back at
Mysterious BIy,"

CHICAGO, Sept 2o.-Tommy Ryan.
the well-known Chicago pugilist, sends
the following letter to the Police Ga
zette in reference tH fighting Mysteri.
GUS Billy Smith, OF Boston:
Smith is not satisfied with the p1nching
gave him, and is making all sorts Of ex.
cuses, saying / have faint heart l
would like to know how he makes that
ont. Twas there to take all the punching
he gave me; twas not very much at that.
As for me dropping on my knees, he was
the only one that was down, and he
stayed there eight seconds before he
could get up He was very groggy when
he did get up. It is fortunate for Smith
We did not fight to finish / have not
fallen out with Billy Madden,as Joe Lewis
ter than to see us fight to a finish. And
as for Smith stating that would not
fight him to q finish. think he must have
dreamed that insterd OF my telling him.
will get the first chance.
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Providence Dog Show.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 1e.-The
eastern show of CANNES which opened
here today is marked by the largest
number Of entries in the history Of tho
association. Tho entries of mastiH
St. Bernards, pointers, English and
Irish settlers, Gordon settlers and col,
lies are especially large. The judges
comnnsnced their work. at noon today:
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w. c. I, U, officers,

HURON, S. D., Sept ap.-These off,
GERS were elected Monday by the
state w. G. 7. U. conventions: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Emma A. eranmen, of Aber-
deen; vice president, Mrs. Anna Il.
Simmons, of Faulkton; corresponding
secretary, Mrs, Emma 2. Myers, of Yer
mlllion; recording secretary, Mrs. Ruby
". Smart, OF Sioux Falls; treasurer,
Mrs. Emma Steere, of Pierre.
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Rev, &. S. Carr Goes to Harvard.

'sV'' - y >th't Sss1os ~ ''1H' seAtsss ~
FoRr DODGE, Ia, Sept. 21.-Rev. Z.
S. Carr, pastor Of the Congregational
church here and one OF the leading di-
vines of TINT denomination in Iowa,
has resigned his pastorate and goes to
Harvard college, where he hns been
elected to fellowship DR.. Carr's lec-
lures in Greek philosophy have at
tracted much attention in the west
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Yank,on Maws.

YANKroN, s. d., Sept so.-Gaptain
John T. Coxhead, Of Company 9, South
Dakotata National Guard, has been
promoted to the rank Of major, in COM
nnand of u battalion composed of the
companies of Yunl1ton, Elk Point,
Mitchell and Rapid City. Company c
will hold mn election Monday evening,
25, to choose captain to
succeed Mr.. Coxhead.
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Death Of Mrs. Webster Happy. .

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 2l.-Mrs.
II. Webster Happy OF Washington, D..
c., a sister Of Hon. R. Thomas of IL
linois, ex-congressman, and Mrs. Will
lam Duff Haynie, president of the
women's worlds fair commission for
South Dakota, died at the private san
itarium of DR. Massey hero yesterday
after long illness. i.55s
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ROYAL RoMANcEENDs HAPPILY
Princess Marie Louise Allowed to Marry
Her Humble Soldier Lover.

MUNICH, Sept. ao.-The Princess Au
gusta Mario Louise, daughter of Primes
Leopold, second son of the regent OF
Bavaria, is to marry an impecunious
lieutenant of hussars. The young
couple formed romantic attachment,
but the parents of the princess pro-
hibited their union, and the lieutenant
was exiled from Bavaria. 1t appears,
however, that the health of the princess
suffered SO much from the separation
that her life was endangered. This
softened the hearts of the parents,
who finally recalled the young lieuten.
ant from exile and consented to his
marriage with their daughter.
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Fear the Horn Head Is Lost.

LONDON, Sept. 2o.-Considerable
anxiety is felt in maritime circles re-
garding the safety Of the British
steamer Horn Head, Captain Scott.
The Horn Head sailed from Baltimore
August 10 for Dublin and went out OF
Hampton Roads the following day..
She should have arrived ut her port of
destination two weeks ago, but moth
ing has been heard of her since she
left Hampton Roads. Reinsurance
was effected upon her yesterday at the
rate of go per cent.
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LAST DAY OF THE HEARINGS
Color, Corset, Thread, Carpet and Lead
a,.s, industries Represented,

a'" Industries Represented.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Todny, the
last days hearing given by the ways
and means committee, found represents
ntives of the paint and color, corset,
thread, carpets and lead industries
before the committee. j. S. Page,
representing the Nevoe & Rey-
nolds company of New York and the
color makers of the United States, said
that the present tariff Disseminated
against America as the raw material
which entered into the compound arti-
cles were taxed beyond the finished
product.
L. E. Holden, proprietor Of the Cleve-
land, O., Plain Dealer, argued in oppo-
sition to any reduction in the present
duties on lead ores. Free lead ores,
he said, would destroy the industry in
this country and deprive thousands of
employment. He asked for duty ac-
cording to the difference in the cost of
labor and the interest on the capital
invested,
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cru,ssr New York Puts to Sea.

LEwEs, Del, Sept. 21.The United
States cruiser New York went to sea at
z o'clock this morning.
FoRr MONROE, Va, Sept. 21.-The4
United States cruiser Detroit sailed for
Yorktown this morning for. quarterly
target practice.
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Tod,y's Convention at Huron.

HURON, $. D., Sept. 2o.---Delegnte
ARE here in large numbers to attend the
republican state convention today
TO nominate three candidates for su
preme court judges. No opposition is
,manifested toward Judge Corson's re,
nomination.
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Unltea States Court.

j Sioux FALLS, s. D., Sept. eo.-The
October term Of the United States
court will convene in Sioux Falls on
tho third Tuesday Of October, the calen-
har will be called and motions will be
heard nfter which m adjournment
will be taken until November 8. The
Jury will not be called until November
"a, the time intervening to be used in
hearing cliancerY cases. The term ut
Pierre will open on the first Tuesday
on October 90. The changes were
made in reference to the Sioux Falls
term to put jury cases off until after
election. s....a.
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JOHN 1. DAVENPORT CASE.
Comes Up in cour, Today..Hai' Crowded
With Politicians.

With Politicians.
New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The case Of
John I. Davenport, the noted chief su-
pervisor of elections. who was recently
elected from the quarters he has so
long occupied in the federal building
by order of Secretary Carlisle, was
on the docket for argument IN
Judge Lacombe's court Wednesday
and the court room was crowded with
friends of Davenport and New York
politicians interested in the outcome.
The case comes up on an order requir-
ing Postmaster Dayton to show cause
why he should further interfere with
Supervisor Davenport. 1t is claimed
on behalf OF the latter that, having
been appointed in 1871 by Judge Wood
ruff. he is a member of the circuit court
and acting under it, and that SECRETARY
Carlisle has no jurisdiction over him.
The Ferris Murder Trial.
CREsToN, Ia, Sept 2l.-In the trial
of Ferris for murder the states evil
dence is very nearly all in. The state
has made very strong case and Ferris
seems to be in a very bad plight.
Ferris snid he lived at Lenox and
came to Creston April 81 and contrib
uted 81 to buy beer, which Tom Rey-
nolds, the murdered man, James Pease
and eight others helped to drink at
Jesse Morrison's house. He met Rey-
nolds on the porch and had some words
with him. Reynolds then attacked
him with bludgeon. He told him to
quit or he would shoot him. Rcynolds
hit him several times moro and he shot
three times. He then made his escape.
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NEW MEXICO is KNOCKING.
Makes Formal Demand for Admisslo, to
the Union,

WdKeS rUEIHal O5H1aHu lUr HulHISSlO1 10
the Union.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Sept. e1.-The
territory Of New Mexico, through a
mass convention held Wednesday made
formal demand for admission as state,
and called upon congress to recognize
the universal desire of the people of
the territory that it should be admitted
to the union. Governor Thornton pre-
sided and every municipal and CONNER
cial orgaization in the territory was
represented. Tho resolutions passed
declared that the admission should take
place during tho present session Of con-
gress, and committee was appointed
to take adequate measures in this direc-
ton
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order and then the house WAS thrown In
to great confusion. Mr.. Reed made ono.
of his characteristics witty epeeches In
which he denounced the speakerss de-
cision. Mr.. Reed and the speaker had
some very bitter passages and then Mr..
Burrows appealed from the decision, and
Mr., Fitch, dem, North Carolina, moved
to lay the appeal on the table. Pending s
moved recess, Mr.. Catchtnga made 8:
point of order against the motion aud Nj.
Burrows argued IN its support. Mr.. Bur.
rows appeal was tabled-ysas, Ia;
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After few remarks by. MIR. Stewart,
Mr.. Mills took the floor on the silver bill
Iha House.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.--In tlleS house
today the journal having been approved,
Mr. English, democrat, New Jersey. asked
unanimous consent for the consideration
OF resolution reciting that the recent
train robbcries on interstate railroad
lines showed that the United States mails
were in danger, and directing the COM
mittee on interstate and foreign COM
mcrce to investigate these robberies.
Mr.. Kilgore, democrat, Texas, objected
and it went over.
The house then resumed the fight over
the federal elections repeal bill at cx-
actly where it left off yesterday and ex-
actly whcreit was begun the day before.
Mr., Burrows moved tp.tftspensc With the
the yeas and nays we've ordered
The democrats could muster but 147
members, and as this was not quorum,
the house at 1910 adjourned to meet at
1:45 Monday, upon which day the house
has accepted an invitation to be present
as body at t2o'clock'to attend the cere-
monies relative to the centennial ami
versary of the laying OF the corner stone
of the capitol.
WAsH1SGros, Sept 1st-There were only
125 mem mbers present whent the house met
at l AS this afternoon. Immediately after
the reading of the journal and PRAYER by
the chaplain the house proceeded in q
body to the stand where the cornerstone
centennial was being celebrated.
WAsnISGTos, Sept 19.-After On objec-
ton was made to the resolution offered by
Mr.. Flynn, of Oklohoma, calling on the
secretary of war For information relative
to the shooting. Of settlers on
the Cherokee !. strip by United
States soldiers. the house resumed
the fight over the federal election bill,
and the yeas and nays were ordered on
Mr.. Burrows old motion to dispense with
the call OF committees. The democrats
came within of q quorum, securing l79
votes, but rs a miss is as good as . mile,
the filibnstering continued.
Mr.. Burrows motion to reconsider the
vote in which the house decided to dis
peqse with further proceedings under
tho call was laid onthe table yeas, $50
nays, none
The house then at 2:45. adjourned.
WAsnINsToA. Sept. 20. immediately
after the approval Of the journal the Hght
over the federal election bill was resumed,
Mr.. Burrows moved to dispense with
the call Of committees for reports. F.nd
ing this Mr. Catchings. dem, Mississippi
presented a petition from the cammittee
on rules, hut before III was read Mr.
Burrows raised the point that the
resolution WIS not ia order
The speaker overrnlcd the point o.
s 4,5 !
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Meeker Discharged.

Special to The Tribune.
YANKToN, s. D., Sept. 2o.-A.
Meeker, who was arrested for at
tempted rape on little girl was ex
amined today and discharged for want
of evidence
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NOT FLOWING WITH WATER
Aqua SIS a Barrel in the Erst-
while Milk and Honey Strip.
People Are Too Busy to Look After the sics
.-Returning Boomers Pass Through
Kansas City by tbs Thousand.
Soldiers No Protection.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. 2o.--The sana
storm is over at last and the settlers are
beginning to look around and see where
they are at. Thousands are leaving
daily. but thousands more are remain.
Ing, opening up farms and building
towns. The population of the Strip will
exceed 5000.
A, petition was sent to the governor
praying that East Perry be declared d
city of the first class and an election or.
dered. West Perry was organized with
j. j. Boles as mayor and G. H. Robbins
as clerk, and South Perry with Judge o.
II. Violet as mayor. Fully so buildings
are now completed in Perry proper and
business houses are all doing rushing
business. A dozen wells are being dug,
and the water famine will soon be over.
The city government is not yet fully or
ganized and lot of drunken toughs
terrorize the people, half Of the soldiers
are drunk most of the time, and they do
nothing to preserve order. People are
robbed indiscriminntely every night OF
money, watches and horses. As wac
predicted, a large portion Of the most
valuable claims are in the eastern part
of the Strip and several of the townsites
were captured by cowboys in the employ
of politicians who came from the Usage
reservation.
People Too Busy to Care For Sick.
PERRY. o. T., Sept. 20.-Unless rain
soon comes to relieve the boomers now
in the Cherokee Strip the fight for homes
will be turned into fight for life. The
suffering they are now undergoing is
simply torture. There are men and
women at Perry-men and women OF
refinement too-who have not washed
their hands and faces since last Satur.
day. 1t is because water is selling at
IS per barrel. The stuff is hardly fit to
drink, but 1t is too precious to be used
for bathing purposes. A great deal OF
sickness exists and there are no facili.
ties whatever for caring for the invalids.
The people are so busy that men lying
in dirty blankets in the sun, who are
sick, suffering for water, receive no at
/ tention from passers-by.
..s DInerent Method Necessary,
~ 81 .hANsAS n .SlFY, sept. 2O.-Last week
all roads lead to the Cherokee Strip.
This week they all seem to be leading
away from it. Over 1000 ex-boomers
passed through the union depot enroute
home, making total of at least 4, 900
for the past three days. Out of this
number not score could be found who
secured claim. Some of those who re.
turned were boomers who. although
they had secured chance for claim,
were unwilling longer to endure the
hardships of the Strip for the sake of a
piece OF land. 1t is the opinion of all
who witnessed such rush that the gov.
ernment will have to find a different
method of throwing lands open to settle,
ment if it desires to avoid such disas-
trous failures as that of last week.
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Rla EaiIura n =. y pa1,l

Va ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept 2o.-Mast.
Bufford = Burwell. the big carriags
manufacturing concern Of this city,
made an assignment this morning. No
fA9ures yet obtainable.
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Thirty English Miners Entombed.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Pnrt OF the shaft
of the Dolcoatl mine in Cornwall fell
in Wednesday. entombing thirty
miners j13 8
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ADvicEs FROM HONOLULU.
Public Affairs Are Quiet and ths Govern.
rnent Is Prosperous,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 21.The
steamer Australia arrived this morning
from Honolulu. Public affairs there
are quiet and the governments fnan-
ces are prospering. President Dole
sailed from Kohala on September /, for
2 short vacation. The United States
Steamer Boston saluted the president
with II guns on his departure. This
INSIDE y strong and discouraging Inn
PRESTON upon the royalist nAtives. /
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coalda.. B.l,.,. rh.s IL il Paris. g

Saidso-L Lovey was ordered ont OF : 4
hotel in Paris. A servant saw him kias
his wife. 81. h; ..SS:.
Herdso Didn't he explain?
Saidso Certainly; but the landlord.
simply shrugged his shoulders ard satd.
Impossible. N. Y. Times.
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The Ferris Murder Trial.
Dan cannbeIl Mo rninated.

BATTLE CREEK. Ia. Sept. 21.-Hon,
Daniel Campbell, Of Monona, was nom,
mated on the first ballot for represent
atiye by the democrats OF the Fifty
seventh district.
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WILL BUILD TO SIOUX CITY.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Chicago,
Sioux Civ and Bismarck,

Sioux City and Bismarck.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 21.-Articles
OF incorporation of the Chicago. Sioux
City and Bismarck Railroad company
were filed today in the office of the sec
retnry of state. 1t is proposed to con-
struct a railroad from Chicago to Sioux
City, Ia, thence through South Dakota
via the Blue Blanket valley to the city
of Brunswick, s; y. The principal
Office is to be maintained in Chicago
and the capital stock is 100000.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-01-09
PAINS THE POPE.
High Ecclesiasttc Says the Holy
Father Was Deceived,

A High Ecclssiasttc Says the Holy
Father Was Deceived.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 9.-The Sun has
the following:
The following is an extract from a
letter written by high ecclesiastic in
Rome, which was received in this city,
confirming the, recently reported regret
of the pope at certain of the results of
Archbishop Satolli's mission to the
United States: Recent events in your
grand country have opened the eyes of
the Vatican and, I assure you,
deeply pains the holy father. The
failure of Mgr. Satolli to make peace in
the American church is afgreat blow to
the authorities. There are wheels with.
in wheels and plots underlying plots,
but truth will out. =.
The cardinal secretary of state. the
perfect OF the propaganda, and even the
pope were led to believe that the Ameri.
can hierarchy hungred for an apostoli,
delegate. They were truly deceived. NJ
blame attaches to Mgr. Satolh; he die
the best he could. AS to the school
question, there were some awful mis-
takes, and it is thought that the learned
archbishop was misled. All can tel
you is that the Holy See will uphold thu
Baltimore councils"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-01-09
NELSON FOR THE SENATE.

The Minneapolis Journai Says Davis Is
Still I'm Danger of Defeat.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 1.-THE Minneapolis
Journal says that in spite of the caucus
of Wednesday night Senator Davis is
in such imminent danger of being de-
feated that he viii remain here until
the election on the nth. Continuing
The Journal says:
.sAt the head and front of the Davis
opposition are placed, by common con-
sent, Lieutenant Governor d. M.
Clough and Fl. f. Brown. both of Min
neapolis. These gentlemen are under
stood to have discouraged caucus in
all ways possible, and to be more or less
publicly advocating the election of Gov
ernor Nelson to the senate. Really. it is
said the two Minneapolis men are cam.
paigning in the interest of Merriam, with
whom they are on terms of grear init.
macy, but Merriam's name is not men.
toned and the plan is to side track
Davis for Nelson and give Merriam a
chance to defeat Washburn in 1894"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-01-09

MINNEAPoLIs, Jan. 9.-Work on the
500 extension to the Canadian Pacific
through Valley City and Minot. N. D.,
is now suspended on account of the
frozen ground, but eighty miles of track
have been laid northwest from Valley
City. A. II. Linton, of the firm of
Langdon d Co.. who have the contract,
said yesterday that the grading was
completed from Valley City to the
Cheyenne river. 10s miles. The Cana
dian Pacific company is building from
their main line To the international
boundry line and will have their work
completed as soon as Langdon g. Co.
have completed their work, or in August
next. The extension will cross the line
into Canada about eighty miles north
west of Minot.a