davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-12
Rletne Udbrthten.

= 6arrD s. Sones i~trengte beute inn
&rei5gericbt gegen Soiep6 $. S6mer3gen
cine &lage auf 8ei6lagnabme bon beien
@t9ent6um an. Gta6 Der 8ebauptung
0eS &lagers iOQ ibm S6per5gen $29O3.7 rs
i9ul6en.
= Die v6irft Smebiib 8rilbing &
2oan So" macbte beute BEN 9eriu6, bic
@tn5a6lungen zines Wtttgltebes fir %nerfdl>
len gu erfLGren, neil bieier $17.20 nt6t
etnge3ablt bate, lpuroe aber runo abgez
tDtelen.
= Die burlington 8rtd So. retcbte beute
i'm SupertDrgeribt cine &lage gegen Oet>
3del Gl6rfl on Elm, UNI bon i1m etne S6ulo
BON $1543 SO 3u couefttren. Sic bebaup@
tet, er babe @run0etgentbum i'm Wertbe
bon etpa 500, 900 an Wartin 90. 6ennez
berg itbertra9en, I'M Der 8e3ablung Der
S6ulb aus Dem 8ege 3u gebe1.
= &t9ter 6orton iibertpies 6eute sic
&lage bon SbDetelfor0 9e9en bte GbtcGgo
8anf Gnte 60. etnem yOfaiter in Gban>
cerD". Sin S6etl Ser NttionGre DerIongt
einen ioforttgen 8ertauf 6es @i9entbums
Ser @eieui9aft, tpGbrenb anbere bielem
Gorbaben tpioeritreben. Ser yWfafter" fol-
feititeuen, ouf nelbe @eiie Die Sodbe ant
Dortbeilbafteiten fir bie 9tttionGre in Orb
hung gebrabt perben fann unb bann benz
&ibter bariiber beri5ten.
- Man lit algemein geipannt 6arauf,
mas Der WtaDOr in 8e5u9 auf Die Dielen
9roBen, fir5Licb i'm Stabtratb angenommez
men Orbinon5en, ndmIt6 Bic 6p9eiaz, Bic
SeLepbonz, bic Gngletpooo & G9icago Glecz
trtcz, unb Die Stpin @tre : Srbtnan5 tbun
tpirO. WfaDor 0aibburne fam, penn er
mill, iib Der Gerantportung ent5ieben unb
es ietnem yta6foI9er iiberlaiien, Der bann,
tpenn ct 2uit bat, ietn 8etorecbt nab allen
&tbtungen bin ausitben tann.
= Sobn Burnett, 9l~rbeitsitattittfer ber
Qonooner 6anbelsfammer, ~itattete beute
bem 8olt5eicbef McGlau9brp etnen 8eilt9
a6 uno erfldrte bemielben, baB ct bergez
tommen iei, INN ita1iitti6eS Wtaterial fir
Die Gmt9rattonsfrage 81 iammeIn, Der
Yolisetbef mar nicbt i'm Stanbe, bas ge>
piini6te Matertal gu Iiefern unb BALI itd
nit Der Nusrebe, baB feline Wanni6aft gu
9ering lei, nm iol6e Nrbeiten nod nebenz
bel gu lbernebmen. 6err Burnett gebt
BON bier nacb Detroit, Buffalo, Mbanp
unb Seem gOrt.
, 1893-04-12
Grtterton=Q Peoter.
6ofipieI Don SRI. Gberefe Seithner.

Die b~efannte S4auipielertn SRI. Gbereie
9eitbner, tpeLbe Dor einisen Sabren in @ez
ieui6aft 6es 6errn Boiiart bier %auftrat,
begtnnt am nd9iten Sonntag I'M Criterion
T6eater Elm 3tpeitpO6entli6es @aitipiel.
Sic ntro bon elmer por3iigltben @eieuibaft
rnteritibt. BUR Nuffibrung gelat8t am
Sonnta9 y9te Sungfrau BON Orleans"
am MtOnta9 vWtaria Stuart; am 0iensz
tag v0ie GamelienDame"; am Wttttuo6
r9ie 8lutbOb3eit" am 0onncritag vOie
Sun9frau BON Orleans"; am Srettog
v6auit"; am Samita9 yMearianne, elm
ySetb aus benz 8olf". .
Die Nusitattung bteier 8lbnentperfe lit
etne D%or3igItcbe, allen 2lnforOerun9en entz
iprebenbe. Gs peroient 2lnertennung, 6aB
6err Nmber9, Ser l1nternebmer bteler 0orz
iteaungen, BEN Oeutihen Der gtorb@ unb
9toropeitleite @elegenbeit giebt, ptrtltd
quite Observation-Disclosures gu iebr btutgen
Yrei1en gu ieben.
Jteierbtrte size itnb bon beute ab an Ser
T6eaterfalie unb in 0etmer's Wuittgelb1ft
i'm S6tuer8ebaube gu baben.
, 1893-04-12
Gin Mefferbolb.

2t3sie Stmmons 1iegt i'm County
6oipitaI nit mebreren &opfnunben, Die
ibr angebItcb bon 9aoib 5anner beige
brabt purben. 9aS 8aar traf geitern
9tbenO in elmer @irtbibaft an Der Setter
lonitraBe 5uiammen unb 9ertetb nab reiGz
li6em @enulie 9~etittger @etrGnfe in einen
Streit, BET Sem Gamer Elm Welier beroorz
5og, nit benz CT 2tsaie 5wet Sttcbe in ben
&opf berfeBte unb ibr mebrere S6nitt=
punben an Den 2lrrnen unb S6ultern bsi7
bra6te. ST nurbe perbaftet unb beute
Otorgen 6cm Nicbter 8lun1e ul1ter Ser Mnz
ffage bes MorOangrtffs Dorgefibrt. Sein
Gerb0r purbe iebo6 inter $1,000 8urg7
icbatt bis gum 22. 9lpriI berf6oben, ipeiI
2tS5ie nicbt Dor @eribt eribeinen tonnte.
, 1893-04-12
Der DerIuit ibrer Godter
Greibt cine mutter sum mabnfnn.

8or etnem Sabre berIieB Wfamie Sent
ntn9S, $50. 1913 IS. Ban 8urenitraBe, bic
g8Obnung ibrer SHUTTER, nm 3u6e unb
Srtcoen in ben 8euen beS Mi6i9oniees gu
iuben. Sbre Qeidbe purbe an b~arauffolz
9cnoen Gage gcfun6en. Sir ficb uno ibre
alte Wtltter bate ie ben &f um's 9az
1etn 9etGmpft, unO neil ite ni6t tmStanoe
toar, bic gtOtb unb Die Nrmutb gu p~ertreiz
ben, bate tie ben &aupf aufgegeben.
Oils Die 2et6e Der Sobter Der armen
SHUTTER tn'S 6auS gebrocbt tpurbe, mar Ser
0ram Der 8erlaiienen ber33erreiBen6. Sic
tonnte nIbt 9lauben, 6aB lire 3obtcr
Selbmorb begangen babe, btelmebr bebaup>
etc tie itetf uuo felt, baB Wfamie erm orbet
tporoen lei, uno erfunbt9te iicb tastGgli6,
oh man Die WtOrber mod ntcbt entbedt babe.
Jfacb nno na3 i6ien tie itb gu beru6isen
unD CAB itb etnem ltilen 8riiten bin.
@eitern fa1tb Elm Bolt3tit ie am 6uBe
Der 80. StraBe iibenb rno in BEN See itarz
rcno. @r DoQte tie bintpegfubren, ba ct
bermaltbete, baB iie Selbitmor6 beeeben
tOoIe; aber ite tpolte 6urcbaus bleiben, be-
baupteno, oaB Wfamte in 6er0eGbe unb obnc
tie etniam lei, S9lieBlicb bracbte Ser So
Light tie mach Der 9Dbe YarfzS Citation, un6
6a an t6rem Srriinn tetn t3meifel mar.
1anote man ite na3 Dem 9etentionz6 So
1pitaI.
, 1893-04-12
uette perbaltniGe,
6e9en Swet County GommiHdre
weroen idwere Befhul0t9un9en
aus9e1prohen.
Gonotooten fir oas Qmt oes Oef9dfts=
fibrers.

Sn ben County, Nnitalter IN Cunning
i6etnt mieber etnmaI cine re6t nette 8irtbe
i6oft 3u berri6en. Sin Oeftstt bon etpa
$50, 900 ioa n%orbanoen lein unb Sic bet6en
Nnltalten, 0aS Srrenaipl unb baS Nrmen>
bauS, biloen icBt mebr cine 8er%l orgungs>
anitalt fit S0bne Der 9riinen Sniel, als
baB ie IN Dem Stnne aQ9emetner @obl@
tDGttgtett Derpalfet tperben. Die beioen
GountDz@ommifiGre 8euD unb S'Gonneu,
Wtitglteber oeS Gomites fir Bic 0nitdlten
in Cunning, 1tnb es, tpel6e Die @elantmtz
lettung Der Bertualtlng in 0Qnoen 81
baben i6einen. Sic itan0en auf Der Sette
be5 Or. 8roipn, tpelcber neuli6 feline Ge>
Equation etnrci6te, neil ibm bcr YrG1t6ent
6es @ountnratbes, @bmanion, ben 8or=
tpurf gemadt bate, gu Dtel @el6 aIsSu-
geben.. Die betben Gommi16re, ipel6e
tbrem Namen nab 81 urtbetlen glet3fdlS
Der Smarasotnlel entitammen, baben etpa
1O4 9eute augeiteut unb cine Trau Potpers
blGit bic Tl0te, na9 mel6er ale 8eamten
tanscn m%iiier. Seben Sag lit Elm Stlrm
gu erparten unb bic 0Oftoren Dodge unS
8ebrenbt boben es porge3egen, ftb Dor benz
Nusbru6 beiielben 5urtfsu5teben, neil
ibnen bic Mirtbi6aft brauBen oenn bod
gu arg getporben lit. Die Ner;te ioQen, 10
betBt es, iberbaupt NIGHTS mebr gu iG9en
baben, bic betben Gommtii6re unb Srau
Boomers entl9eiben iiber oas Wobl unb
gebe Der gan3en Qnltalt.
QBenn Dor einigen Sabren etntgeGountDz
Gommtiidre bei6ul6tgt purben, bic trrltnz
nigen MGb6en mtBbrau6t gu baben, 10
tpirb al3 iebt wte0er bic 8ebauptur9 aufz
seiteIt, baB stpet Gommiiidre nit elmer
groBen Nn3abl tbrer iebr fragtpirbigen
6reun6e in ber Srrenanitalt Or9ien 9efetert
baben. Der WbisfeD, melber fir bic 8a1
tienten belttmmt lit, 1ou babel eine groBe
Stole 9eiptelt baben unb es lit nt6t mog@
li6 gu 16tloern, mas ionit no6 porgetom@
men ietn lou. gs eribeint bringenb notb>
tpen6ig, baB cine 9rinoltbe Reorganization
oes geIammten neutrality-suspicious. Der
Nnitalten in Cumming barcbgefibrt miro,
bic Sa6e l6eint etnen bebentlt6 bo9en
@raD Ser 8eriumpfung errei6t 81 baben.
Or. 8rotpn's &idtrttt erfol9t am Is.
NprtG uno es lit bic Nbiicbt Der bei6en
@ommiiiGre &eQD un6 o. @onneQ Ben
jebigen Gbef>@lerf bes GountD>6ospttols
Sobn 6anigan an feline Steue gu leben,
tpGbrenb Som. @merib, tpelber Or,
8romn bte Steue beri6affte, einen anbez
rem, angebli9 iebr tiibtigen Nr3t fir Ste
SteQung in Nusit6t bat. BrGfioent 60
manien lit Ser 2lnit6t, baB Der iebtge Ser
tpalter Oes GountDgebGubeS Sames Ypne
Der ~9eeignetite Wann fir Ben 8olten lit.
, 1893-04-12

Ntar gtomer, 84-86 2aialle StraBe.
Geitaurant unb inportirteS Ster.
, 1893-04-12
. Oes Dieb1tabls uberfiibrt.

S. S, 9arts ftano beute por &tbte,
8Iume unter Der Nnflase, 6. q. Strong
bon Der @3icagO Nenspaper 8ubltl6in(
&c., No. 50 g. Seiierlen Str, beitobler
5u bobe1. Gr tpar Elm Nneciteater Der Sc:
ieuibaft. Set eini9er 3eit paren Der:
i6tebene Waterialien ~ab6anoen gefommer
unb fiir8li3 nurbe 9orfs ais Der 0ieb ct:
mittsIt, Cine 9r0Bere Mfen9e Der Sacber
uurbe in Dem Sr0blergeidbdfte bon s
M!ange, $50. 228 %. Soften, ent6edt
no fte Yarfs o%erfauft bate. Ser OteE
purbe unter $500 8itr8i6aft ben 0roB:
geibmorenen iiberpie1en.
, 1893-04-12
QboefQBt..

Charles O'9a0 purOe bsute bon &i9ter
8Oobma1 um 500 ~9eltraft, melbem ct
unter Der Qntla9e besO iebitoblS porgefubrt
puroe, SofOb Sherman, tpelber Elm &lei=
oergei6Gft an Bet 9. 6aliteO Str. betrcibt,
ia9te aus, baB O'0op geitern NbenO in
iein@eicbGft 9etOmmen let, iicb ein~en9Insug
ars9eiubt babe unb banit bapongelaufen
iei. @r murbe jebocb botb gefaBt, ais er
iiob in elmer Nuep 3piidsn 6aliteb uno
@reen Str. bas neue @ewanb anIeeen
1pDlIte. .
, 1893-04-12
Cine N1iLh6iebin.

Qnnte gteOa, cine ctpa 20 Sabre olte
S9tpeOl1l, tpuroe belte friib Oerbaftet, neil
1te etne Wttlbtanne Dor Der 39itre bon Sen.
u. S. Gbdttans @obnun9, $50 sc. State
Str. 9eftoblen bate. Sdon felt eint9er
3ett mar bic Same ieben Otor9en ipurlos
Derl9tpunoen unb enblicb berte frii6 gegen
D Hbr gelan9 eS, Die 9iebtn gu fallen. Sic
tpurOe fibter Seriten OOr9efiibrt, tie mcts
9erte 1tb ieOo3 itanO6aft, irgenb tpelcbe
Nusfunft itber iDre 2ebenstpeiie uno ote
Gcrtpenoun8 Der M}iIb gu geben. Sic
tpuroe na3 Der 8riOepelI 9ei6idt un6 mirb
bas Sergnii9en baben, ii9 bort BRET 8o9en
%Guf3ubaIten.
, 1893-04-12

Obtsr 8rtef rflGrt fb bon IeIbf. gMr 6obeu etnen Ser rsTgfeu, te ftz
gefunbenen @tntGufe BON aldberzSeOe gemabt un6 Sbr piBt, bB e5 in Dem
9on3en BdtaG feline Before bo5fene Sebe shbt, ais bic Don 9sIbtn9 8<ps
8ebenfet nur-ote befen Quaitaten ST. gerabe J Der 6abrifanten74rehe.
, 1893-04-12
@orporattonsanpaIt Watuer

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WtlHeI IeDIIe
geftern Nbeno aus darlington Suriif unb
eri6ten berte III ieiner Office nit cinem
Wfanbat bon Dem Il. 9. Ober9eribt, baS
CT benz Nititen5 : Gorporationsonipalt
0u SuD nit Der @etiung itber9ab, eS los
fort Dem Glert 6eS Il. g. &reisgeri6tes
oieies 9iitrictcs ein5ubGnbi9en. SEER
0u 9up begab iib un9eiGumt auf Ben
8eg uno UNI 10 Ibr lag oas Wfanoat in
9anoen bes @ertcbtes, Oos nun 81 enti6et7
ben bat, oh bic 9ierS Der SQtnois Gentrol
8abn al Der Wiinoung beS TluiieS unb
an ber II. StraBe gu nett in ben See
binauseebGut iinb.
, 1893-04-12
GrfoIoreiher Gtnbreher.

Gin @tnbrecber i~tattete geitern Nben6
Dem Sauie bon Sen Nungen, 635 Sc, Str,
einen 8eiucb ab unb itablen 1925, tpeLcbe in
Nungen'S Sonntag
iteften. 0ieier bling an einem 6afen an
Der Gbitr; bic goloene llbr, tpeIcbe 9lei6z
falls am 8od befeiti9t mar, tpurbe ntcbt ge7
ito6len, unb 9lalbt Oabcr Sic 8Oli5et, baB
Tie eS nit einem alten Yrattifer gu tbun
bat. @tne Spur oes 9tebes lit nOb nicbt
aefunben.
, 1893-04-12
8eitrdfte Stretfer.

Die bot BRET 8o6cn tpegen beriu6ter
Ginidii6terung unb MiBbanblung bon
Ni6tuniondrbeitern Derbafteten Stretter
Der yGanoper" 8ianofabrif, itan6en beute
Worgeu abermalo' por benz Nicbter @oobz
man. Ser &ibter %ertldrte, bob ieiner 9tn>
itbt na6 fir BEN Streif gar fetn Grlnb
~Dorbanben iet; ~iebenfaaS batten bic Streis
fer aber peber Elm Gecbt ii3 in BEN 8etrieb
Der Sobrif gu mii3cn, nOcb BEN 8eitBern
trgenb melcbe Gori3riften 3u madben,
pel6e 2trbciter ite gu beicbafti9en bitten.
Gicbter 8oobman enOete ietn argument
bamit, baB er bic 2tnfiibrer Der Streiter,
Miuiam OtcGIain, 6ranf TreOertds,
Mibael 9aotne, Ireb. &oientbal unO No>
bert 6ii6er u1ter ie $500 6r~iebensbiirsz
i6aft iteute unb ben llebri8en cine 9elbz
itrafe BON $25 subtfttrte. 0iele Strafe erz
lieB ct ibnen jebob auf bas Geriprecben bin,
iicb in 3utunft nibtS wieOer 81 S6ulOen
fommen laiien gu ipolen.
, 1893-04-12
Stdoti1bes.
Qn unfere Sefer.

Ollie 6tejentgen Qtbonnenten, mel6e
nt6t re9elmdBig NIT benz 9~tbenbblatt
Der Sutnpis StaatS5eitung bebient werz
ben, itnb bOfli3lt eriucbt, uts nobmaIs
ibre genaue Qloreile per Boitfarte mtt3u>
tbetlen, ebenlo ~bieient9en Berionen, ipelcbe
auf Bic 3ettung 3u obonntren beabftbttgen.
, 1893-04-12

9tbonnirt auf bas NbenbbLatt ser Suinois
Stats 3ettlng. gretS l Gent per Summer,
q Sents per Mo6e.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-23
MINNESOTA GOLD.
Rich Auriferous Lodes Discovered Ia
the Northern Part of the State.

Rich Auriferous Lodes Discovered Ia
the Northern Part of the State.
WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 23.-Charles
A. Moore. we'll known in mining cir
cles, passed through the city en- route
to st. Paul and Duluth. Mr.. Moore
has snst returned from Rainy lake,
where he has started gang of miners
to work on his recently discovered
anriferous lodes in Itasca county,
Mimi. few miles northeast of st.
Francis. So far II gold bearing reefs
have been located by Mr.. Moore and his
associates. Specimens shown to re-
porter were rich in free gold, and
would indicate that the new finds are
among the richest ever made in Rainy
river district.
The strike of these reefs is identical
with those being developed ON the Lake
OF tho Woods, and are probably out
crops or contipuations of them, the
specimens resembling quartz from the
Sultana, Ophir. Gold Hill, Rajah, Pine
Portage, George Heenan and other Lake
OF the Woods rivers. This is the first
discovery of gold on the Minnesota side,
which has been looked upon as exclu-
sively an iron county, and its import
ance at this particular time when gold
is in such demand cannot be overesti-
mated. The country is easy of access
during the summer by way of Rat Port
age and Rainy river, by steamboat. and
in winter by sleigh.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-23

Agreement Reached Between Cow
ernment and Canadian Roads.

i n Al + +
Agreement Reached Between Cow
ernment and Canadian Roads.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ga confer
ence, having for its object the reaching
OF an agreement for the inspection of
immigrants landed in Canada but
destined for the United States, was
held Mt the treasury department. be-
tween Secretary Carlisle and Assistant
Secretary Wike and superintendent
Stumpof the immigration bureau, ON
behalf OF the United States. and Ct. T.
Bell OF the Grand Trunk, "A. A. Allan
OF the Allan line, John Torsane of the
Dominion line, d. Connolly of the
Hansa line. and D. McNicoll of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad company.
There was perfect understanding OF
what was desired, aud il took but a
short time to decide 10 abide by the
agreement heretofore entered into. but
leaving ont that portion which bound
the Canadian government to respect
its provisions.
By the terms of the agreement United
States medical officers viii pass judg-
ment upon who shall enter the United
States and will issue passports to them
as means for identification. The
steamship companies viii guarantee to
the United States the payment of 80
cents head tax, which the government
frequently loses under the existing ar
rangement. But one change was made
IN the agreement, and that was to add
Victoria, B. c., to the list of offices
where immigrants are to be landed and
inspected by United States officials.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-23
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Ralph Whitney returned from the
s. A. Haskell and family went to Old
ham to spend SuEda,.
John Smith went to Sioux Falls to-
day to see Lockheart trot.
o. 8. Jones and lady cousin were ar
rivals by the evening passenger
Mrs. Waldo took the morning train
for the east on her return to Milwaukee.
E. p. Grinager returned from Chicago
on the evening train, and Lew Shaw
from Iowa.
Karl Gerner, editor OF the Sentinel.
went home to Iroquois to spend Sunday
with his family.
Henry Clough, Of Revillo, Grant
county. arrived by, team to-day, to join
his wife a1d daughter here.
DR.. f. N. Palmer returned from New
York state this afternoon, leaving Mrs.
Palmer at Blue Earth City, Mimi.
Ira Gillman,a lumber dealer OF Adrain,
Mimi, came to this place on his wheel
yesterday, returning to Sioux Falls on
the train this morning.
Obe Church and wife, brother-in-law
aud sister OF j. w. Abrams, started for
Chicago this morning and will return
here after two weeks spent at the fair.
Railroad Commissioners Conklin and
Warner came down from Ramona To-
day whore they had granted site for
an elevator. They took the evening
train west.
Messrs. Milliard, Heart, DeGood,
Green and others'of the runners in this
afternoons contest, came over from
Sioux Falls to-day by team, reaching
here at noon.' G. R.. Huntly missed
connections at Villas by about four min
utes and had to drive from that place.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-23

hlvipg been severe suffer, :. The Il roat
and stomach were badly burned causing
no end or distress 10 the little fellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewart gave q delightful
party last evening to large number OF
young friends OF the church who amused
themselves in social converse and games
until 10 o'clock. Only enough old heads
were there to preserve sobriety and de-
corum.
Sheriff Fox received telegram this
afternoon from John Bean, Peudleton,
Ore, bsother OF the deceased George
Bean, stating he could not come, TO give
the remains decent burial and send par
tlculars. The funeral cannot probably
take place before tomorrow.
Dell Rapids Times, % Lewis Spawn
and James Hadfield, OF Brant Lake, have
been having law tilt in which every
one may be interested. The case was a
case In which the overseer OF highways
tore down fence erected by Spawn, who
brought action for trespass, claiming
that section line was not road until it
had been legally laid out and on record.
The court, however held that all section
lines were roads. This may be the
absolute facts in the case however
doubtful it may appear to the novice in
law matters.
A good crowd attended the running
contests at the driving park this after
noon and the racing was spirited. The
first heat was won by A. Koehler OF Mad
ison; second by r. III. Milliard Of Rush
more, Mimi; third by G. r. Huntley OF
Huron; fourth by J. Craney OF Madison;
fifth and sixth were omitted: seventh by
Art DeGood of Sioux Falls; eighth by
Lucius Billings OF Madison; ninth by
I. Chase OF Alexandria. These winners
were divided into three tie races and the
first was won by Milliard, second by
Huntley, third by Chase. These three
then run the last tie for first. second
and third prizes, respectively, $40, Sis
and $5. Milliard first, Chase second
Huntley third.
City council met in special session last
evening to consider the water works
proposition, and after examining w. r
Smythe's new plan of standpipe and
pumping apparatus near Park Lake, ir
the vicinity OF G. B. Kennedy's, as &
source OF supply, went into executive
session to consider the matter. The
system OF works as presented by Mr
| Smy the and which have been on exhib
| ition at Mr.. Buttons Office for a weel
past, cover nearly the entire city ant
ought to be satisfactory to a large ma
iority OF the people. The council ha'
decided to have plat OF this made and
with other details OF the plan of assess
ment and bonding, presented to th'
voters for consideration and approval
Alderman Tierney was added to tn
water works committee and that bod.
ordered to formulate the plan into NOR
detinite shape.
II
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-23

For the Three Weeks Ending Satur-
day, Beptember x3, 1893.

= s =
For the Three Weeks Ending satur-
day, September x3, 1893.
Sophia Nelson to Oliver Forthun,
neA 13-lO8-52. ................S /
s. M. jerks and W. to d. M. Jenks
lots 10, II, 10, blk IL, orig plat. l
s. NJ. Jenks and ". TO ID. M. jerks
! MI sell u 10e-53. ............ 1000
Joseph and Edward Mcdonald to
Christ Rsnch and John P. Cof-
fey, WI ? and neA 8 nw4 II,
1864, and sw4 35-106-54 10000
First National bank,of Madison to
@. FL. Baker, sw4 3 106. "a. ..... 1900
James G. Cassett and ". to yelia
s., Browns s1S sw1 1906 6I.... $50
valia S. brown and b. to NC
Bullock, ~ sw1 I31o5-51....... 1,05O
WV. James md W. q parcel Of
land Id blk u, Kennedy's ex. =. $50
Thos. Z. Lonar and ". TO III. H.
Cuisine nw1 31-IO6-5l 2,4O0
J. B. Koehier to Minnie Koehler
lot 13 blk 10 and lot Is blk 10,
orig. plat, also lot blk l, Co
burns add ......... 1000
Chas. M. Thomas and ". to Eben
CsLord, lots 8 and 10 block 6,
Wentworth s. 100
Matilda A, Ripley and b. to g. A.
Lee, nw1 a-1os So 1000
VIM. f. Graves and ". to John ID.
|. MoGillivray sw1 251O6-54. -. 1900
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THE CITY.


Wheat 54 4cents, fax s5 cents; oats 1S:
barley 35.
Jake Koehler is suffering much pain
From inflammation Of the eyes. His eyes
are SO badly swollen that he is nearly
blind.
The Epworth League social at Mrs.
Jones last evening was we'll attended
and novel entertainment enjoyed. It
was financially q success also.
Wife Laziness Is the beginning of
trouble. Husband Yes; I know that
from experience. fused to Loaf around
your fathers house before ! married
You.
The little boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walden, which accidently drank some
I've three days ago, 10 doing we'll, though
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saw . Yacht Go Down.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 23.-Captain
Eugene Brouty, Of the schooner Glad
Tidings. reported at Algona, Mich, that
on the last trip down from Kincardine,
when about 10 miles due west Of South
ampton, he sighted black steam yacht
about 10 feet long. Distress signals
were flying, and on the deck stood a
man waving q torch. The schooner
came TO, but before arriving at the dis.
abled yacht the latter went down. He
waited around to rescue any of the crew
who might be In the water, but could
find mona Of them. although he had
seen three men on the yacht.
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Valkyrie i'm Port.

NEW YORK, Sept. %. Lord Dun
ravens English cutter Valkyrie, that is
to contest with the Vigilant for the
possession Of. the Americas cup, is in
this port Long and anxiously awaited
and fearful, that some mishap had be-
fallen her, the Valkyrie's safe arrival
has brought JOY to the hearts OF yachts
men. She was sighted off Sandy Hook
lightship at .. 30 q. IN. Two hours and
10 minutes later she passed quaran tine
and headed for Bay Ridge, where she
dropped anchor. When the Valkyrie
was passing Sandy Hook she signaled
that all was well and that nothing seri-
Gus had occurred on board during the
voyage.
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P0PULISTS MEET
lin Mass Convention and Elect Delegates
to Sioux Falls and Candidate for
County Commissioner.

Pursuant to call, the independents OF
Lake county met in mass convention
i'm the court house this afternoon to
elect eight delegates TO the judicial cir
cult convention which meets at Sioux
Falls next Monday, and to place in NOM
nation candidate for county commis-
sioner OF the second district.
The call was read by Johr Fleming
and he was also chosen chairman and Il.
O. Keith secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed COM
mittee OF three John A. johnson, NJ. E.
Hart and Frank Keller--to present list
OF delegates 10 the Sioux Falls conyen-
ton.
The committee reported the names OF
the following gentlemen who were duly
elected MS delegates: J. A. McGovern
C. j. Miller, j. s. Keegan, Lars Sunde
III. P. Smith, John Fleming, e. G. Keith
p. A. johnson.
/ Members Of the delegation present
were instructed to cast the full vote oil
the delegation.
For commissioner of the second dis
trict, George Vedder was placed in nom
nation and duly chosen as the candi
date.
Adjourned.