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Syrup of Figs Is for sale in SOC. and
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have it on hand will procure Is
promptly Tor any one who wishes .
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WASHINGTON.
BOSTON.

BY E.sa n
Washington. S. Boston. q First base on bsls~Of
Duryea. a OF ssivetts7. Struck out-Ry Duryea =;
base hts--buryea stivetts. Larsin Sacrifice hts
3a9U.ks RPu Sssh La Hah stolen bases
Lowe and Tucker. Hit by I;tcher-0,Rourke. Mid
Time Of game. l. 80.
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.
The Philadelphia team broke their string Of
hard luck by defeating the Baltimores yester-
day. Their stick work in the second inning
gave them lead of three runs, which eventu-
ally won them the game. Wadsworth pitched
for the home team and his slowness seemed to
intimidate his hackers. and he was hit hard
Baltimore batted Carsey hard, and but for de-
cision of Umpire Hurst the score would have
been tied ill the eighth inning. Attendance.
2,439
R.H. E..
Baltimore o o O o 1 LIB 2
Philadelphia. L 8 0 0 o 0 x-914 2
Pitchers-Baker and Wadsworth and Carsey
The Brooklyns were not sanguine of winning
three straight from New York. but they got the
third game by small margin yesterday. There
were 5000 persons present The New Yorks
had the best of the hitting, but they threw the
game away by bad errors.
BROOKLYN. o o / 30 1 L9 7 2
Pitchers-Rusie and Lovett.
The Pittsburgs made il three straight yester
day at Cincinnati at the expense of the Reds.
The local team was very ragged in its fielding.
Latham and Caruthers gave the visitors four Of
their five runs by their rank work. Attend
ance, 1000.
Il. Fl. +.
Cincinnati. Il % 90 OO-3 4
Pittsburg. "a 0 l 2 ks 2
PItchers-Dwyer aud Gastright.
McGill was touched up at lively rate yes
terday at st. Louis. while Hawley held the
Chicagos well in hand. Arson and DUNCAN
were badly off in their fielding. and the old
man was guyed for his amateurish display. An
accident to Dahlen in practice necessitated
Ryan's playing short and Hutchinson center.
A batted ball hit Dahlen in the face. The
Browns gave pretty exhibition of timely
batting.
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Cartwright Matched Against Stannard.
Ned Cartwright Of Washington, who was re-
Gently knocked out by John Uong) Stannard
Of Wilmington, DEL, in two minutes and three
seconds, went to Wilmington yesterday and
made arrangements for q return fight. The
match ia for $500 side, open to $500 and a
purse Of $500 subscribed by Wilmington sport
ing men. The fight is to be at 100 pounds. 1t
Will take place in July within 100 miles of
Wilmington.
Carroll Institute Bowling.
The second and final series in the bowling
tournament Of the first class at the Carroll In
stitute was bowled last night and Kane won.
The scores we're az follows: Kane. 1859; Rice,
l.559; b. F. Locraft, 1903; Armstrong, 1,496;
Livingston, .480; Berner, 1923; C. F. Locroft,
l,42s; Mitchell, 1851.
The Spray Eager to Meet the Hustler.
Mr.. Arthur Gardiner writes regarding re-
cent statement relative to the yacht Hustler
In your issue Of the 9Th noticed an article
in which the yacht Hustler is said to have
caused quite a sensation on the river front Sun
day by outsailing all crafts Of her description
she encountered.
In contradiction to this statement l would
say that I was aboard the Spray when she is
credited with having had "brush'' with the
Hustler. 1t is but fair to say that the Spray
was not in racing trim, nor did her owners
know that the Hustler was tout for prey" As
70 the Spray seeking anchor age. l would state
that she had been out all the night before, and
consequently her owners were DESTROYS of max
ing home. II the Hustler will condescend to
once more assume her racing "clothes" the
Spray will be glad to do her the honors.
Sherman Practicing Daily.
Much interest is being taken generally in the
coming pool match between Sherman of this
city and Manning of New York. 1t will be
remembered that Sherman tied D'Oro in the
recent tournament at Syracuse for the worlds
championship. but was defeated by the cham
pion in playing off. Sherman is practicing
daily at Willis Galaxy" billiard parlors, where
he has the use of a new full-size regulation
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Yale's Crew May Go Abroad.

Ex-Capt. Robert J. Cook Of the Yale crew
arrived at New Haven from Philadelphia YES
terday. He called the Yale oarsmen together
Immediately after his arrival and took them
down the harbor for practice. The object of
Cooks visit is to consult with the sew
eral alumni directors Of the Yale navy in refer
ence to a trip abroad by the American cham
pion crew this summer. Several other promi-
nent Yale alumni are expected and Important
plans are to be placed before them in reference
to the project. The offer of Editor Pulitzer
will be brought before them, but there is little
chance of its acceptance.
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1t makes the weak strong.
We sell and recommend It.
A. ]. sCHAFHIRT, Druggist,
Cor. N. Cap. and b SITS.
Credit
is ITmE
Lever

That removes great distractions II You are Just
moving into a new house make up your mind that
Your surroundings shall be comfortable. Get what
you need IN the way OF Furniture from us-take your
time IN paving for it-a little money a week or
once a month Will soon cancel the obligation. We
frfa apvxx bara 49,
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GOODRICH LAWYER. 124 DEARBORN
"A. street Chicago. III. - years experience; Sc
crecy special facilities in -alstaes Gooirich on
divorce, with laws OF all states IN press.
Wy2l-tu ia. SLY
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Cornell's Nine to Play Here Tomorrow.

-~iut I'd ray mere tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon Cornelrs strong nine
will cross bats with the Georgetown College
men. The contest should be a fine exhibition
of amateur ball PLAYING. and will no doubt at
tract a good-sized crowd. 1t is unfortunate
that the game was not fixed for today or Sat-
urday. when there is no conflict with a profess
sional game. This afternoon Cornell PLAYS the
University of Pennsylvania in PHILADELPHIA.
The game tomorrow will be PLAYED at the
Y. vi. G. A. Park at the corner of 18th and n
streets. In johnson Cornell probably has one
of the best college felders. He is n yalua-
BILE general player and will share the time in
box with Priest
OF last years team there are Young, TAYLOR.
Rich. FOWL and Priest playing this year. With
Priest in the box, johnson will play at third
base, but when johnson goes pitchers the third
base is weak.
Pony Racing Begun at the Benning Track.
The inauguration of the fifth annual meeting
here under the rules of the American Hunt and
Pony Racing Association at the Benning track
this afternoon was attended with perfect
weather and a no less perfect track. A we'll
filed card of six races served to attract the
best after dance in the history of such races
here, the infield containing many carriages.
while the grand stand and club house balcony
was hardly less well filed with people promi-
nent in the official and social circles Of the
capital. The Marine Band was one of the at
fractions of the afternoon. adding greatly to the
pleasure of the occasion
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Men. too. must wear GOOD clothes. we'll as the
ooys. and you know how delighted you were when
snoTn through score Of lines Of handsome and styl-
tsn Cashmere Suits for and ascertained that the
price OF each suit was only
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-15

To Memory Dear An Old Landmark
Gone. Log House Burned.

WM#@iZl
Montrose Herald, 10: The old log
house at Ramsey Park with the build
ings attached were completely destroyed
by fire Saturday night last. 1t seems
that Geo. Ziegler, who was in charge
there, went to the store of A. l.. Butler
which is near the Park farm, and before
going, replenished the fire In the stove
with a couple of sticks of green wood.
When at the store. he noticed a smoke
In the direction of the Park house and at
once returned. When he reached the
house ae found it in flames. Nearly ev-
erything in, the house was destroyed.
This old log house was one OF the Oldest
landmarks in McCook county, being
built in the year 1872 by Henry Miller,
who was we'll known by the earlier set
tiers. All the Gibbs family portraits
and keepsakes, along with Mr.. Gibbs
secretary and private papers were de-
stroyed in the fire. The summer kitche n
that stood about twenty feet away
caught fire and burned also. All OF Mr..
Ziegler's clothing and other goods were
destroyed. An outbuildingis being tenn
porarily fitted up until Mr.. Gibbs can
arrange for the building OF a large and
comfortable home there. There was
some insurance on the house, but we
did not learn how much. This old log
house was o OF the most picturesque
buildings to be found in the northwest,
and has been visited by many people
from far and near. 1t will leave a pang
OF regret in the minds Of all who have
been so Hospitality sheltered and enter
tanned under its hospitable roof to learn
OF it's destruction.
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The Boston Divine Scores the Worlds
Fair City.

The Boston Divine Scores the Worlds
Fair City.
Boston, March 15.-At his regular
noon lecture, Joseph Cook took ''Perils
and Promises OF the Worlds Fair, and
Crime and Christianity in Chicago" for
his topic. In the course of his remarks
he said: "The w. c. T. U. announces
that there is a conspiracy on the part of
the houses of infamy to bring %, 900
girls to Chicago within the next few
weeks. Representatives of the w. C.
III. have visited the mayor, and he
has promised them all the assistance in
the power of his Office. Major Brewer
of the Salvation Army, tells me that
there are cases of kidnapping of
girls on the right hand and on the left.
infmany Of our large towns. Here ia a
regular trade going on. I say there is a
Ginotaur in Boston. Robberies ara
committed on street cars and in the
crowded streets of Chicago. If such
things are done in the green tree, what
shall be done in the dry2 Municipal
government is ON trial and Chicago is
likely to become a national disgrace.
That is the chief spirit ilnpelling Chi
cago; greed. They think they have lost
So, 200. 900 by Sunday closing, but more
likely they have gained it,"
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OFFENSIVE PAETisANsHIP.

The 1sfTrnsc Defined by Postmaster
General Ef>selI.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-s.In the
matter Of offensive partisanship," said
Postmaster General Bissell, II shall
only consider the use OF postoffices
for partisan purposes as being
offensive. The men who have
been active Republicans, but have
not used the rostofices for partisan pur-
poses, win not be disturbed in their
places. but postmasters who have posted
political placards in postofices and 9TH
erwise abused their Offices, need, expect
no leniency from this Administrations =
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YTNN 8&E#WNE &#AM &#@W@E
ago for 800 an acre cannot be secured
for less than $50 an acre. Such is the
adhesive qualitylo OF brick clay.
Engineer Chas. McGill has returned
to his old run on the s. MI. division and
appreciates his Madison home more
than ever.
S. Bullock and partner are on their
way with their stock, implements and
machinery for the new creamery, and
are expected here some time Tomorrow.
The firm of Walden IL McGrath has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Wad-
den retiring. Mr.. Walden is at present
making his headquarters at II. Woods IL
Co.'s drug store.
Rev. "A. G. Blackman Will preach six
Sunday evening sermons at the Baptist
church on domestic Life" as follows.
The young man; the young woman;
courtship, love and marriage; the family;
the. wife; the husband Announcements
will be made weekly in the papers MS to
the date OF each subject.
Montrose Herald, 10: Thomas Goggins
and Miss Della Goggins, OF Winfred,
we're the guests OF Edward Colleran and
other friends the first part OF the week,
and returned to their home Thursday.
]. Frank j.. Zufelt and Pat Meehan
came over from Madison Thursday last.
Mr.. Meehan came over to visit his cous-
ins who reside near Montrose. Oliver
Gibbs, ir., arrived from the east yester-
day and went out to survey the ruins Of
his home at Ramsey Park. Mr.. Gibbs
says this is only another OF his contri-
buttons to the worlds fair.
The Normal school trustees-Messrs
s. e. Wilson, OF Hot Springs; Guy N.
Crawford, of Letcher, aud F. d. Fits, Of
OF this city-held q meeting last evening
and disposed OF q good deal OF routine
business, among which was ~instructing
the secretary to go on with some OF the
contemplated improvements. The up
per rooms OF the school will be finished
for occupancy and the heating system
extended to them. The wind mill will
be taken down and erected owe q we'll
al the dormitory, and a sidewalk laid
along the south side OF the grounds it
the city will put in connecting sidewalks
at the ends. These and some much
needed repairs will be made from time to
time and other convenience added. The
board express themselves as highly
pleased with the hberality OF the late
Legislature and say it is just what the
school deserved.
Work horses for sale, on time, or will
exchange for breaking.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
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Tobacco Users smile Sometimes

Users Smile SOEmet1naes
when told that tobacco hurts them;
their wives never do, because shattered
nerves, weak eyes, chronic catarrh and
lost manhood, tells the story. II your
husband uses tobacco, you want him to
quit, post yourself about No-to-b ac the
wonderful, harmless, guaranteed tobac-
co-habit cure, by sending for our little
book titled: "Dont Tobacco Spit and
Smoke Your Life Away, mailed free,
Drug stores generally sell MOTTO bac
THESTERLING REMEDY CO., Indi-
ana Mineral Springs, Indiana.
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Caught a smuggler.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-The trea-
sury department is advised of the ar
rival in Boston, by special agents of the
treasury department, of Charles Feb
bins, an employee of the Boston and
Yarmouth United States Steamship
line. charged with smuggling sulphonal
and p~henacetine. These drugs were
sold to q number of Boston merchants.
The arrival is regarded as important
and the results are expected to be far
reaching.
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Quarantine on Hog Island.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Hog island
Opposite the mouth of the Patuxent
river) where Mr.. Cleveland passed a
duck shooting vacation after the cam
paign, is to be taken possession of by
the government as . quarantine station.
This conclusion has just been reached
at q conference between Surgeon Gem
eral Wyman, Of the marine hospital
service, and Secretary Carlisle.
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Jewelry store Robbed.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. March l5.-The
jewelry store Of s. p. Hisst, less than a
block from the public square in this
city, was entered by burglars during
the night, the bottom Of the safe blown
out and 81, 900 worth OF jewelry taken.
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/ Harrison Goes Hunting.

INDIANAPOLIS, March H.-Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison has left on his duck hunt
ing excursion with General Boyd.
Their destination is Havana Ill.,, a ham
let on the Illinois river, where they
have = hunting boat fitted ont with pro-
visions for a weeks crrise among the
marshes. Since his return from Wash
ington, General Harrison's health and
spirits have been excellent.
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MONTGOMERY CRY, Mo-, March 49,
The Farmers and Traders bank was
entered by burglars at 4 o'clock q. m.
They blew open the safe and secured
about $4,000.
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THE CITY.
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Ekx9OMAh ITEMS.
DIR. e. L, Clark came in from Winfred
on the west train.
DIR. J. 8. Johnson took the noon train
for Alta, Iowa, to be gone a couple Of
days.
G. A. Farmer came up from Howard
to-day and spent the time between trains
in the city.
J. M. X. Hansen, jeweler in Smiths
drug store, went to Woonsocket on the
passenger last evening.
Mrs. A. E. Ripe returned to her
home at Paramount, MINI after visiting
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. ). Dandy, a
week.
Editor r. T. Dana, OF the Howard
Democrat was q passenger on the east
train bound for points in Iowa and
5 Nebraska.
j. w. Hurley this morning neceived a
dispatch> from Lanesboro, Mimi, an.
%nouncing the death of Daniel DevHny,
father OF Mrs. Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurley departed by the noon train for
Lanesboro to attend the funeral.
Geo. r. Farmer, Esq, returned to day
from st. Paul via Bristol. His train
started out from Minneapolis Monday,
getting about fifty miles out and had to
60 back. Yesterday they tried again
and got through, some Of the snow drifts
being fifteen feet deep.
Mrs. Nellie Colby 10 c-anvassino the
city for the Lake County Gazetteer.
This book should be in every family
and ID going of rapidly.
Horse, buggy and harness cheap, II
taken at once. III. 70. ST.. CLArR.
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LOCAL R~REvITIEs.

Our real estate men are selling farms
in all directions.
VIM. Walters has bought OF E. Bullock
the Sharpe farm, four miles northeast Of
town. for $4,000.
D. I. Scott y making purchase OF the
ground for the new brick yard but finds
that land in the vicinity OF Madison has
risen enormously. Land he sold a year
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weddinr.

LONDON, March 15.-Ths marriage of
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria and the
daughter Of the Dukesof Parma il TO be
celebrated at vsarAD0in Italv Anril 10
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To make the hair grow q natural color,
prevent badness, and keep the scalp
healthy, Halls Hair Remover was Invent
ed, and has proved itself successful.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-15

Lost, on Egan avenue, bunch OF keys,
four in number. Leave at this office.
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Adyertired l1etter..

List OF letters remaining uncalled for
in the p~ostoffice in Madison, March Is,
1893:
Akin, Miss Eva Harrington, Geo
Anderson, Mary Gallager, Mrs Bell A
Boyington, HI G Jones, Mrs John
Fystad, Rskkel L. Thrall, G
Haroy, Mrs G M-package
Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised" After fifteen days
they viii be sent to the dead letter Office.
ALEX. CAMERON, p. M.
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selIine Their Families for Food.

SeAisng Incir Famiiics ROOD.
SHANGHAI, March 15.-A famine pre-
walls throughout the northern part of
the province OF Shen-Si. Men are selling
their wives and children for food.
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR.
General Boniila's Army Again De-
feats Government Troops.

0enefal f1Onfttas Army AGAIN lie
feats Government Troops.
New YORK. March 15.--The Herald's
Panama special says: A dispatch has
been received from Tegucigalpa Which,
says that General Sierra. chief of Bonil-
las army. has won a great victory. At
the head of the forces sent against
General Vasquez, commander of the
government troops. General Sierra at
tackled the advance line of the enemy's
army. General Vasquaz' forces were
driven back after a desperate fight, and
S.erra5s victorious troops pressed on
towarl Comaygua, from which point
General Vasquez is Conducting his oper-
atlons.,s The siege of Comaygua has
already begun.
Meanwhile General Bonilla has es-
tahlished the headquarters of the revo-
lutiopary government mt Amopolla.
1T is reported that President Eseta of
San Salvador, has sent arms and rein
forcements from that republic to aid
General Vasquez, while a strong force
OF Nicaraguan troops is stationed along
the Honduras frontier, apparently
about to march to the assistance of
General Bonilla. This leaves little
room for doubt that the whole of Cen
trial America will become involved in
we-
Elderly people remember their spring
bitters with a shudder. The present
generation have much to be thankful
for, not the least of their blessings being
such a pleasant and thoroughly effective
spring medicine as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
IL is a health restorer and health-main
tainef.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-15
wentworth Items.

Special Correspondence Of The Daily Leader.
WENTWORTH, March A.-Mrs. Berry
closed a very successful term of school
in the Koehne district Friday.
The ladies' Of Wentworth and vicinity
will be pleased to learn that there are
prospects of having q, good milliner
again. A Miss A. v. Thomson, of Good
Thunder, Mimi, is corresponding with
parties here and will probably come some
time in April.
John Kochne win rent his farm and
move to Madison this spring. His moth.
or and sister will move to Ramona.
Julian Zimmerman and wife went the
first of the week to Scotland to take
care or Anna Dielmarn who has been
quite sick but is recovering and will
soon be able to resume her place in the
school again.
N. r. Fader and one Or two other
farmers in this vicinity began seeding
last week.
Mrs. W.-Jones visited in Madison last
week.
Any one troubled at night with q per.
sistenr cough can procure much-needed
rest by taking a dose OF Ayers Cherry
Pectoral.
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Work horses for sale, on time, or viii
exchange for breaking.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
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Horse, buggy and harness cheap. II
taken at once. III. e. ST.. CLATR.
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Mrs. Nellie Colby ID c-anvassino the
city for the Lake County Gazetteer.
This book should be in every family
and ID going of rapidly.