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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-10
GNab.Sotbrineen.

Sn eiler perrngIiidte Elm
&nebt, melber einen i1per NIT Stei.
men belaoenen Wagen fubr oaourb,
oaB inn Die &urbel nit GROCER 8eualt
eine etpaige fingerlanse @unoe on
Der retten S6llfe i6lua. Ser Gu.
ltaro oes Terlebten lit beoentli9.
Der 60i dbriae &entner Tit.
6Dtre aus Sengbuib fiel beim Yhiiden
bon Sirnen in elmer S6be bon 5 Weter
pom Baum. Gr itarb nad stpei 5asen
an inneren %9erleBunsen.
Sn ct. Sarbe batten Ginoer,
melde &iibe auf ben @ieien peioeten,
6eller anaesiinoet. Sin Mdoden Der.
brannte iih oerart, oaB al Delien Mui.
tommen 9eSpeifelt miro.
Ger Zimmerman Guer.
mann Iiel in Sapingen, beim Neubau
elmer &antine, BON einem boben 8e-
riilte bis in ben Seller binab. Die
SerleBungen iino oerartet, oa6 man
fir feline Seben fiir6tst.
3wei Sa6oefer aus Meb tua.
rem auf Dem S6loB Somburs=&eoinaen
oamit beiddftigt, idaobaite Stellen
an Sa6e %ausSubeiern. "a CAB ploB.
LID Der Safen, an pelhem Die 2eiter
hing, nah uno Die grbeiter itiir,ten
aus elmer SObe BON ID Mtetern berab.
Sbr 3ultano sibt su ~erniten Seiors.
ninen QnlaB.
ginem Irbeiter Der Siitten.'
merte in Stieringen=gSenbel fiel Elm
Idperes Stiif Giien auf Den SUB uno
SerIhmetterte oen1elben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-10
6robher,o9thum.
Qus Ser bauptitaot.

SIM Staot9runo iiel bic i6on
belabrte 6rau oes 3immermanncs
gadltein in ibrer Wobnung 10 un9liif=
lid Die Sreppe berunter, baB lie Die
linte S6ulter brad.
Serr Sulius Sd um q d er
1T bon Der Siibrrng oes Geltaurants
.sum SurbOf" suriIfgetreten; oerIelbe
lit bon Srn. Srieoeri6 iibernommer
tporben. Die in Der Sabnboisapenue
gele9ene Saperii6e Sierballe, Die bliss
her bon Srau Sismer geiiibrt woroen
lit, bat Elm ~lansjdbriger Sbertelner
aus gladen, Sr. SOiepb Sbmiider
i%ibernOmmen.
Gem Srn. 8eorg Murpbn
Der gum ce=6Ommercial=gl9ent Der
Sereini0ten Staaten in Der Staot Sll=
remburg ernannt lit, wuroe Seitens
Der Ge9ierun9 oas ibm CUR Nusilbung
bieIer Sunttion i'm @rOBberSo9tbum
erfproerli6e GreQuatur ertbeilt.
Nah amtli den Setunntmaf=
unoen paren 1892 1890 Surembur=
ger 9anosleute in Yaris uno i'm ilbri=
gen Seineoepartment, 293l mebr, ais
I'M Sabre 1891.
Sie 8emeinoeratbsp q r.
len sur G%rnennung Der Sdlite Der
Wtit9lleoer Der 8emeinoerQtbe 1lnOen
am 81. Sttpber itatt.
Serr Somberr Garl Miilen=
borf bat ieine entlanung ais YrOieiiOr
am @%pmnaiium na6geiu6t.
Bon oeri6ieoenen Setter
miro %bebauptet, oaB unier Staatsmi=
hitter, Der lett einigen Sabren oas
Sobl uno 9Seb oes Sanowerterltanoes
nit pa6Iamem guge perfol0t, cine
Musltellung BON Sanowerts9erltben
aller glrt Illr oas tommenOe Sabr.
@m Nbenb bes Is. b. ~. oez
gen 9 ubr puroe am bieli9en Ya6n=
boi beim glI%sran9irun9 Der gSa9en inn
&an9ieroienlt ltebenoe Seinri6 Srell
aus gonnewe9 iiberfabren uno ibm
elm Vein Sermalnt.
Nm Nbeno bes Is. D. M., 9e9cn
8 llbr perlu6te ein Snoipiouum aus
Yfafentbal in Die &emiie Oes Srn. u.
SsbIde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am Yabn-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-10

oerbrunnte, bat Den grano ielblt ars
gelegt; 8rof wuroe als gemeingef0brz
liter 8eiltestranter mad Gttelbriid GEE
i9aft.
Sa bic n0tbi9en 8eloer fcb=
len, loll Der nelle gSeg bon G%orenbwei-
Ter Sluiheio crit in nd6ltem Sabre in
Nngrin genommen iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-10
Saar, Wuiel, GifeI unb 6unsra6.

am 5. Iugui It duSerte Der Butt
terbInDler Mihel Ilpbons ShrDeoer,
40 ). alt aus Gttelbriif in 9nremburg,
wobnbaft in WteB, auf Dem &aiier.
gSilbelm=plaBe Soleaten ge9eniiber,
wenn Der &aiier nab WeB tanle, wilroe
er erlbpnen, er (SbrOOer) lei Der @rlte.
Der ibn eri6ieBe. Oils er auf oas
Strafbare ieiner 4euBerung aufmert,
lam 9emabt muroe, crying er li6 nod
welter in gemeinen Nusoriifen iiber
Sc. Waieltlt Den Safer. S1rooer,
pelder oesbulb am IS. b. Dor Der
Wteber Straftammer eribien, iu6te li9
nit Srlntenbeit ST. entibuloigen uno
bebauptete, er tonne niht glauben, oaB
err 10 etlpas 9elagt babe. Seitens Elm.
selner 3eu9en wuroe %betunoet, oaB
Shrpoer tbatlGhlib IN ienem Sage
a%n9etrunten 'lpar. @egen Waieltdts.
beleioigung ipra6 oas Geri6t 9e9en
i'm cine 8efGugnisl traie Don + WtOua.
ten aus.
Yalsem, 4. Sept. Sr. &eoen
bon bier fat Era1tcremplare ielblt9e.
6O0cner Nepiel Waiier @ilbelm) uno
Sirnen (6lair9euu) in ieiner Wirtb.
ihait auageitellt. Gin Gaiier=4piel
bat einen llmfang BON 80 Gm. uno 1T
9! On. bp6. Die Sirnen baben cine
SGnNe bon 10 - l54 Gm. IS Der.
lobnt li6 Der Miibe, Dieie i1ouen
6rilbte in auSeni6ein gu nebmen.
Sem berii + mten galouin pot,
luxembourg, Der als Der beoeutenofte
&uriiirit unierer Nabbaritaot Srier.
Don l3O7-l354 bort regierte, ipll ieBt
Elm ibOnes Sentmalin Sorm zines Ditto.
ridden Srunnens an Der Sitalee uno
Sabnbpf=S traBe oaielbit erridtet wer.
ben.
Sber6om burg, II. Sept.
liner bieiiger 8emeinoefDriter Serr
&lein 9in9 geitern auf Den gnltano.
@m Steinberg, Der betanntlib piele
@iloi6weine beberberst, itieB er auf
ein &uoel BON etwa Is Stiid. IS ge-
lang ibm, lid auf S6uBweite an oas.
ielbe DISQUALIFICATION. nit sinem
woblgeSielten SduB erle9te er cine
Babe, welhe beute Worsen auf sinem
9Sa9en nah Der @obnuns oes tii6ti.
gen Nimroos perbra6t wuroe uno auf.
sebrphen 50 Yiuno uog.
Gin srdBlider llnsliidsfaa er.
eignete lih 81 S6alte auf Dem Sabn.
bOfe. geim @ei6enitelen puroe Der
bier itatipnirte gabnmdrter bon benz
beranbrauienoen 3use srfabt. bic So.
cunlotipe neblt IL Wasen sins ibm
iiber beioe Seine, bic %pOlitdnoig bon
Dem &Orper getrennt Wuroen. Der
Serungliidte wuroe in oas tatbUliibe
&rantenbaus nab 8elientirben 9e.
braht. llnterpegs ipenoete ibm Elm
Yrielter nit Dem bl. Sacrameute SroIt.
gn Dem Iuitommen oes Wannes wiro
9eiweiiet. Serielbe mar Batter elmer
Sablreiben &inoeribaar.
Sn Miittel bat Die 2eie am Don.
nerita9 begouuen. IS limb i1on iber
20 6uber Moit 81 800 Mart per Suoer
Don elmer @einbanolun9 in @Otsm
angetauit wOroen. Wtan l6dBt Die
@sinernte bon Nitteler Sann auf lbet
tauisno GuOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-10
&lcincre 0a6ri&ten aus beri6ieoenen
Srtj6aften.

Srintlin9en mllroen Saus,
Stallung uno Sheune oes Noam Yauls
ourh 6%euersbrunIt seritOrt; S9aoen
beoeuteno; perli6ert.
Sn Der 8e9eno pon Gleri per=
'priht Die &artonelernte rei6e Grtrdge.
gu Nagem taufen bic Srannt-
meinbrenner Die 3wetihen 81 ii Sous
pro Setter; Die Pontebirnen 9elten nur
4 Sous pro Selter uno trDBoem iinbet
lib tein Siebbaber; oieielben peroen
pielfad auf Den 6eloern lie9en gelai=
len, oa es an 6Gliern mungelt; Die
oprti9en na'ien Sorfwicien ergabeu
cine rei6e 8rummeternte.
gu Sietir6 itarb Die pobladt=
bare @lttue oes frilberen Sber9eri6ts=
ratbes Serrn Siger, i'm Ilter Don y
Sabren; bic 9eihe wuroe na6 2urem=
burg iiberiilbrt, no Elm SDbn Der Ter=
ltDrbenen ais NopOtat=9lnwalt wirtt.
Gbenoaielblt itarb, "a Sabre aft, Srdu
Nnna Maierus, gebOrene GDnSemius.
gu Sspern ltarb, 90 Sabre alt,
Serr Nitolaus &eihlin9, Mit9lieo oes
&lrben= uno oes 8emeinoeratbes; Der
GerItOrbene mar elmer Der beoeutenoiten
Sanoiuirtbe oes &eoinger &antons.
Aud gu Slingen bat Der 2o=
talperein Setter uno Sbitmiible an9e=
i6ant; iGmmtlibe Gigentbiimer lino
Wtlt9lieoer oes Gereins.
Ger Sau Der nellen Stride sl
SiioelinSen riidt in erfreuli6er @eiie
poran; man bofft nod Dor Dem @inter
Die Mallern bis sur SObe Der Shwele,
allo etlpa : Wteter ilber Dem ytiueau
Der StraBe aufsebaut 81 ieben.
gu 9euoelingen brannte Die
Sebaniung Der @ittpe Boiler, wab=
reno oieie iih na6 S%uremburg sum
Wartte begeben bate, total nieoer;
S6aoen beoeuteno; NQes lit perlibert.
Die derbauper p ltunq
itellte Den Ginlppbnern BON 8~rosbols
einen Sbittelter nebit Wiible CUR Ser
fil9ung; oes9lei6en su &napbOiheiO.
no elm Seamter Der &ulturperwaltung
Die Nrbeiten CUR SerItellung oes SbIt=
melnes leltet; C peroen bort tG9lib
1000 otter GieS bereitet.
Sm Seslin9 lit man allentbal=
ben in Den SObbefen nit Dem Gooen
uno Srennen bei0liti0t. Slhte Gau6=
wOlten umluOlbtn bel oieler 9lrbeit oas
armament. DIS prGhtige Serbltlpet=
ter ~be9ilnltigt uno beI6leunlgt iebr
Oicie milbcUOllcn glrbeiten.
Sn elmer Wieie 5u gepren
muroen fir Den 6entuer 8rummet
etipa 10 6r. ~erSieIt.
gu e d terno6 9ab Die Union
dramatique aus Euremburg ein GDn=
Sert sum Selteu oes oOrti9en Nrmen=
bureaus; oas einen 9%lQnSenocn Grfolg
bate; on oemIelben Gage traf bort Die
6OncOroia aus Suremburg Elm, pel1e
pOrber su SOlleuoOrf auf Der Burg
tOnSertirt bate. Gele9cntlib ibres
Nusfluges brahte Die Gpncoroia auf
Der 9Se!lerba6er Siitte Serrn Gmil
Serpais, Wit9lieo oes bauptltGotilb den
6emeinoeratbes, ein Stdnoben, =
3u ehtern06 bot bic Sauer 10 wenis
Waller, wie LANCE ni6t. Statt ourb
bier So9en, fIieBt oas @uiier uur
trG9e ourb Die siuei CUR preuBiihen
Settle Qele9enen Sriidenbosen. Sie
ierti9 9eltellten 9rOberen Sdiiie miillen
bort lie9en bleiben. bis cine sndoigere
SabresSeit ben 6luB wieoer einiger=
maBen i1inbar maht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-10
6ipilit Il b Der Surem=
b r q.

Seiratbeu. 13. Sept: Heter Sans,
&uti6er, nit Guiana Mtarttl. &om IS.
Neter RemGcle, S6loiier, nit Waria Glua
Samei6. Is. Setter Saubenielo luit Waria
Straiier. 49,: NitoluuS Tiitcloori, Shrti.
ler, nit 2lnua Wtorlon Straier. 10. Ditto.
lauS Giiteloori, Sdreiuer, nit 2luua Otars
Jon; Cregor SpebcnCr, Commits Der Eoits
uerwdltuug, nit 6Utbarlua Mcib. Bonn
20. Sept.: Neinrib getau9e, Mtaurer, nit
9luua Steiien. &om 81. Sept.: !. ..
Sicrmatu, Carbohydrates, nit Mtutbiloe
yebmaun.
SterbeiGlle. Bonn 8. Sept.: So
banm Neiuri6 Nilibrorb Sbeopbil S9r0l,
alt 81 Sabre, 6eoatteur Der ,yurembur9er
Seituu9" Su6orutereibelttcr uuo Stelo=
graph Der StGuoeperiammluug. Som 10.
Sept.: Sobaru N%eliepre, alt II Sabre,
obne Stauo; Wtaria Sbereiia ,S9el, alt 53
obne Vemerbe, 8ittwe BON Ruoolpb Hunau.
&om Is. Sept.: Better Sbwire, olt 10
Sabre, Stuoent, ebeloS; Seinrib Foppius
ger, alt A sabre, @erber. Bonn %. Sept. {:
Soilia 2Seuoe, alt ~ Sabre, Gbeirou pom
Wiibel aolba6, @ieBer; Moria S6ou, alt
90 Sabre, gSittwe Don GbriitiGu S6neioer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-10

bof einsubre6en, op6 prroe er brrb
oas @ebeQ bes Sunoes peri6eubt. 9ie
&nc6te oes Srn. Sebife iebten Dem
Slii6tlino nah uno bolte Oenie!ben ein.
No6oem inn olsoonn nit Der PeitIhe
cine til6ti0e Sra6t Erii9el pcrabrelbt
woroen mar, lieB man ibn %lullierl. =
9m Wpr9en pes Is. Sept. Sept. iiel
an bieli9en Gentralbabnbpf i'm Srt
Qenannt y3pifau" Der &an0irer &rell
Seinri6 BON Yonnewe9 iiber einen
Semmi6ub, nobel er Die &uielbeibe
bra6.
Serr SnouItrie 4. be Saint
Subert bat auf ieinem an Der Solle=
rider StraBe ~9elegenen Serrain Elm
Sompfid9emert neueiteu Spitems ein=
ri6ten laien. 9as gautentompler
nebit @ufieberwObnung lit beosllteno
9rOBer wie oOs bisberige, an ieiner
Nobnung 9elegene, wel6es oemOlirt
per0en ioll.
Sm 9 6aueniter bes Serrn
Sorls Segers, Nrienalitrube, lit lett els
niger 3elt neben Dem i6on %erWGbnten
Srn. Slanc Elm wOblgetrDifenes Sel9e=
m0loe Der perbrannten Sei6'i6en
Wtllble BON Sesperin9en ausgeItellt;
es ritbrt pon Serrn Sol. Wagener Der,
Stuoent,an Der Ecole des Mines sl
Giltti6, Elm SObn oes Srn. Stations=
porltebers Der Surembur9er Setunoar=
baDn.
9 ii II g bebufs Grlangung
zines Sreoets britten &an9es batten
lid % 2ebrerinnen gemeloet, wel6e
Idmmtli6 nit Grfpl9 %beItdnoen, uno
Spar nit grocer gusSei6nung Die
S6ulI6ipclter SbeDoora 9ertran9 aus
SID al Der glsette; nit NusSei6nun9:
Grin. gl9nes 3anoer uno Grin. Nnna
g8iirth, belize aus Suremburg; nit
gefrieoignng: SRI. Gliie Braun,
Wteri6; Marie Garmes, gSilb; gar=
bara GiI6en, Semstbal; S6welter &o=
Ialie Slid, Suremburg. SRI. Geleitine
8eblen, 6onsoOrf; Gliie 8eraro, Bar
trin9en: Sri. Warie G;illen, @urem=
burg; SRI. War9. 60rens, Splleri6;
Shwelter @illibroroa Seilbrun, Mie=
oertOrn; Stweiter Sophie Sciles, SO=
lin9en; Sbereiia SOB, Salbeim; SRI.
Wtarie &aiel, yurembur9; Ratb. &aD=
Ter, Merib; Warie &opalstD, 2urem=
burg; SObanna &rier, Mteoingen;
War9uretba Sogelin9, StciufDrt;
Shwciter Nmalbergu Wicuntcr, 8OOin=
gen; Nnna Slin9er, g9efer; S6peiter
g8alburga, &eDter, Nspelt; Sulie
S6ilB, @aierbilig; Shmeiter Nn=
tonia S6neiOer, Nieoeranpen; Marie
Staus, SOlleri6: Sri. Sob. Streff,
Suremburg; Sbmeiter glopiia Sbeiien,
Sid a.. B. ~; Sbwelter 8ertruo Sin=
nes, SO9en; SRI. Marg. @asner, Su=
remburg,
Sn Der .&Oln. 3tg." pom IS.
Sept. iinoet Ii6 iolgenoe Noti; welhe
li6 auf einen Surembur9er besiebt:
gm y. September itarb gu Yailp Der
fronSOiiihe Maler Noolpb ypon. Ser
SerltOrbene, Elm S6iiler BON Yaul
0clarOhe, mar 1917 81 Gi6weiler i'm
Sllrembur9ilhen geboren, 9ing lS43
na6 &uBluno, 1925 i'm gluftra9e Der
franSOlii6en &e9ierung ua6 Der &rim
uno belpdbrte li6 ndmlib ais berppr=
ragcnocr S6la6ten= 'uno Yortraitma=
Ter. Seine betannteiten ShDpiun9en
lino: Ger &iifSlg Der frans0iiihen 9lr=
NEE aus &uBlano, Die G%ritiirmun0
Oes MtalatOp, Die Shla6t bel Sol=
ferinO, Die S6la6t bon Magenta, Die
iicben Sooiiinoen nu6 Sante, iowie
Siloniiie Der taiierli1en Yrinsen 196D
bss Observation-Disclosures paul Bert uip.
YuOn, Der bel Der gusltellung BON
1857 Die grOBe GbrenmeDaile ouppnge=
tra9rn bate, mar SfiiSier Der gbrenle=
gion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Matters of More or Less Importance
Tersely Touched Upon.
A religious fanatic named Berardi
created great excitement in Rome Sat-
urday by throwing a stone al King
Humbert. The missile missed it's mark
and the assailant was promptly hustled
off to prison.
James McCusker of Boston, the cham
pion swimmer of America, has issued a
challenge to Joe Futtall, the English
champion, to swim a one mile race
over any acceptable course in England
for not less than 90, 900 a side.
Phil Mayo of Cleveland. agreed to
stand up four rounds in front Of 30
Fitzsimmons at Chicago Saturday
night, but a blow on the chin in the
second round laid him out and it took
five minutes to restore him to o n
sciousness.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-28
Articulation I'm Lower Animals.

One must guard against the belief that
monkeys possess articulated language.
About some savages it can hardly be
said that they possess an articulated
language. The Bushmen speak in a sort
of articulated ''voicing,' and must add
gestures to make themselves understood.
On the other hand, the raven, the
thrush, the hooking bird, the startling
etc., express themselves in well articu.
lated sounds. The parrots articulate in
a surprising manner, though they do not
understand the meaning of their own
words.
This shows that other living beings be
sides man possess the necessary organsfo
articulated sounds. The apes of DR.. Gar
ner seem to possess articulation. accord.
ing to his reports, but their vocabulary
is extremely limited. AS regards this
point, however, it can be said that even
among civilized people very limited 70.
cabularies are ound.-Copenhagen Fam.
lily Journal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-28
Ways Of Climbers.

There are many and devious ways and
means of getting into society practiced
nowadays, and it would be interesting
to know of all the wirepulling that has
been done by this one and that one be-
fore the requirement of a recognized
position in the world Of fashion. A curl
GUS combination of circumstances oc-
Cured not long ago. MI. A.. who was
"out of it," leased u ''palatial mansion"
In Fifth venue at an exorbitant rent,
which he sublcased to Mrs. B.-who
was well established lin the swim
with the understanding that she should
introduce his young daughters to society
and thereby throw open the portals of
the bean monde" to the rest of the
family. Certain fine ladies. however,
had been told Of the transaction. and,
forming a cabal, made it known to Mrs.
B. In u roundabout manner that it was
useless to try to force those people
upon the Four Hundred.
The Notifying discussion ON the SUBJ
ject, coming. his it was sure to do, to the
ears of MIR. A.. made him perfectly furi-
GUS, and as the lease had not been signed
he withdrew from the arrangement, and
Mrs. B.. rather than encounter the COM
ments which would be made about her
change of plans. concluded to pass her
winter in the south of France.-New
York Tribune.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-28
saved hx rredical re.timanx.

N
A trial took place at the Old Bailey. In
London, at which the late Mr.. Carpue,
the surgeon, was able to rescue a man
who was wrongly charged with being a
convict and with having unlawfully re-
turned from transportation. The chief
clerk of Bow street police station pro-
duced a certificate, dated several years
before, of the conviction Of q person, al
legged to be the prisoner, under the name
OF Stuart. The governor of the Jail in
which Stuart was confined believed the
prisoner to be the person who was then
in his custody. The guard of the hulks
to which Stuart was consigned from the
jail swore positively that the prisoner
was Stuart. On cross examination of the
guard he admitted that Stuart had a wen
on his left hand. and so well marked was
it that it formed a part of his description
on the books of the convict hulk.
The prisoner said his name was Stip-
Ter. He de1ied that he was the person
named Stuart, but he could not bring
forward any confirmatory evidence be-
cause such a number of years had elapsed.
The recorder was proceeding to charge
the jury when the counsel for the defense
requested permission to put a question
to an eminent surgeon, Mr.. Carpue, who
happened to be in court. He deposed
that it was impossible to remove such a
wen as had been described without leav-
ing a mark or cicatrix. Both hands OF
the prisoner were examined, but no wen
nor any mark of q wen having been re.
moved was found. Toronto Mail.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-28
c ~RREvITIEs.

Marshal Davis found Dave Hines 30
full yesterday he had TO employ a dray
to haul him to ths cooler.
Fred and B. Hanamann have bought
OF the First National bank q half section
OF land near Ramona for $500.
Pedestrians complain that the crossing
OF Van Epps and Center street is SO sub
merged as to be almost impossible.
A special choir is in practice for Eas-
ter services at Grace Episcopal church,
which promises a musical feast OF q very
high order.
Frank Hogan has been appointed by
Gov. Sheldon as guardsman IN the state
PRISON. He takes his departure for his
post Of duty tomorrow.
Fred ID. Palmer has had a run OF
sickness in the family, his sons, Frank
and Fred, being both laid up-the
former by an attack OF quincy.
ii Supt. Wright has let the contract for
the building of a handsome residences
just south OF John DriscolI's new house
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-28
The Value Of q Pension.

Some of the hardships resulting from
the fall of the rupee to persons with
fixed incomes are inevitable; some, on
the other hand. seem to be due quite as
much to red tape as to the condition Of
the currency. For instance, daughters
Of deceased members Of the Bengal civil
service whose fathers contributed to the
pension fund are each entitled to q PEN
sion Of f100>a year. If they reside in
England they draw their full el00 n year.
II, however. they reside in India, it is
paid to them in rupees. which work out
at the present rate of exchange at the
value OF forty-fve pounds a year. The
loss is so great ~ to be almost rl1inous.-
London Truth.
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wentworth Items.

Special Cores pondence Of The Daily Leader,
WENTWORTH, March, 27:-Miss
Thompson Of Good Thunder, Mimi, has
arrived and will open q millinery store in
time for spring trade.
Mrs. Jake Birren and sister, Llllie
Fintzel, Of Madison, visited friends in
Wentworth over Sunday.
Mrs. f. DeMerssman went to Fremont,
Neb., Tuesday, to visit her sisters and
brother.
F. G.. Steele, OF Shirland, Ill, is the
guest OF N. F Fader for q few days.
Fay Steele, OF Illinois, has bought
the parsons farm northeast OF town and
is unloading q car OF goods preparatory
to spring work.
Mr.. Marsh has closedlthe tow mill for
q time, but expects to reopen business
some time in the near future.
The entertainment Friday evening at
the town hall was not largely attended,
probably on account OF Lad weather.
o. Mahoney spent Sunday with friends
in Madison.
The Wentworth and Gill schools will
give an entertainment at the town hall
Friday night. The friends and patrons
Of the schools are cordially invited to
attend. The program will consist Of
music, tableaux, dialogues, drills and
recitations, all of the finest class.
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ROCKY RHODES.
The St. Paul Agent Of the Goal Combine
Arrested for Perjury-A
Clear Case.

Special dispatch 10 The Daily Leader.
ST.. PAUL. March, 28:-John j. Rhodes,
agent OF the coal combine in st. Paul,
has been arrested by the Legislative in
vestigating committee on the charge OF
perjury in giving testimony about the
combine during the recent investigation.
Rhodes gave bail in the sum OF $1,000.
He was held to the grand jury, May
session. The penalty for perjury 10
five years in the p~enitentiary. Senator
Donnelly and Representative Walsh,
members of the coal combine investigat-
ing committee, say they a easily prove
Rhodes guilty and land him in the
~penitentiary.
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Broadway street. to w. o. White.

on Broadway street, to w. O. White.
John Bartine, who has been studying
in the law Office OF +. Il. Soper, Esq. has
been admitted to the bar and contem-
plates a western tour with a view to
seeking q location TO practice.
Arlington Sun, 25:.Ped's Players play ed
to a small and very select audience at
the opera hall last Tuesday evening. The
program consisted OF acrobatics, athlet-
les, hyrogliphics, pomgranites and as
sault and battery.
The "Three Graces" appear in an en-
tertainment at Colman tonight and are
booked for Woonsocket. April 9. Nego-
~tiations have also been opened with them
to appear al the G.. A. R. encamDment
at Rock Rapids, Iowa, at an early date.
d. Il. Scott, and A. w. Iioldridge
started east to day to turn the tide OF
Immigration hitherward. They say 1t
must be- brought along the s. Nj. and
the way they were loaded with boom
literature will no doubt capture the
crowd.
aTne last March social" The Y. P. S.
10. E., OF the Presbyterian church, will
hold a social in the opera house, March
81. An interesting and amusing pro
gram 10 under preparation. Come, young
and old, and have a good time. Admis.
sion ten cents.
Henry A. Miner, OF Yankton, has been
engaged by the school board to teach
the high school department and will ar.
rive Thursday. Nh. Miner 10 agraduate
of Yankton College, now a medical
student, but an experienced and sue
cessful teacher.
Lake Preston Times, "a: A travelling
troupe by the.name OF "Ped's Players
which vas organized at Madison, held
forth in the opera hall Wednesday even.
ing. The members OF the company whom
we met are gentlemen indeed, but the
show was not satisfactory to the patrons
Too many Of their specialists performed
the ordinary acts Of ten year old boys
These seemed to spoil the good acts In
the minds OF the patrons.
Robbins j. Whitney OF the Madison
Standard Horse Co., are enterprisine
fellows and have a fine stock already
under their care-I9 in the barns and
80 on track. They make a specially oil
standard bred and driving horses, hav.
ing many imported animals among them
A notable instance is a recently inn
ported Shetland. Madison and Lake
county breeders will profit largely by
this well arranged stock, and facilities
for training give these gentlemen o
great advantage. Mr.. Whitney, in
charge is an atfable gentleman to meet
aud a few hours can be ~proftably spent
by anyone looking through their vel
kept stables.