The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-05

unconscious irons concussion Of the
brain. 1t Ia not known yet whether be
he will survive or not.
Al telegram was received by Mrs. s. E.
Baldwin this AFTERNOON announcing the
death Of her mother, Mrs. r. j. Little, OF
st. Paul: at Anoka, Mimi. AZ Mrs.
BALDWIN is PROSTATE on a bed OF sick
ness herself, news comes with peculiar
sadness. Her son Frank and daughter,
Mrs. Northey, now here, expect to start
tomorrow to attend the funeral.
1t will be remembered that q couple
OF months ago John 9. Herner was ar
rested, tried and fined $50 or sixty days
in Jail for keeping a d~isorderly house.
He obtained q stay OF roceedings in
which to take an appeal and rs the time
has expired and no relief to Horner has
come from the court, he was to-day taken
in charge by the officers again.
The G L. s. G. will meet with Mrs. J.
|. Hubbell Monday evening, December
IL, 1893. /, music and invocation; 2
questions on Roman history, chapter v.
Maud Cook; 3, music, Mrs. j. |. Hubbell,
4, 20 questions in Economics, part Nv,
chapters I, II, III, Nv and v, Mrs. Gamer
on; s, reading, Mrs. Carey; 8, % ques-
tions in Economies, book I'll, part 7,
chapters I, II, III and ~, MIR. Trow; Z,
music and notices.
Fandreau Herald, /: Mike Bowden
and Miss Maggie Mead LETT Monday for
Elkton where they were united in the
bonds OF wedlock by the Catholic priest
OF that place after which they went to
the twin cities ON a visit to relatives and
friends. Both the young people are we'll
known and popular members OF Flan-
dreau society and The Herald joins
heartily with their many friends in wish
ing them Q happy and prosperous jour
ney through life. Upon their return we
understand they will make their perma-
nent residence here.
The case OF the State OF South Dakota
against A. w. McCready was called in
Justice Holdridges's court at 10 a. m,
and defendant took a change OF venue.
Justice Holdridge sent the case over TO
J.. II. Jones, the nearest justice, in pre-.
cisely the same terms he transferred the
case of Henry G. McCready, yesterday,
which Justice Jones decided incorrect
and dismissed the prisoner. Justice
Holdridge maintains that his transfer
was correct in the fret instance and
would not change it in the second. To
be consistent, Justice Jones must rule SO
again and let the second McCready go
free. 1t ID surprising how many crimes
against society escape because OF qlib-
bles Of learned heads and how many in
nocent people suffer for the same cause.
The second hearing will take place at 10
q. m., Friday, December s.
Guy Wilson of this place was arrested
last night by Sheriff Whaley OF Moody
county on q charge or selling mortgaged
property. II appears that N. G. Bullock
last suzanne sold to q stranger by the
name OF Geo. w. Sweard, q horse, taking
thereon a chattel mortgage. A day or
two after the sale, Wilson takes or buys
the horse from Sweard, he says, before
the chattel mortgage was fled and not
knowing the horse Was mortgaged, and
drove 1t over into Moody county and
sold it TO q farmer. Sweard disappeared
from this county and only recently was
the whereabouts OF the horse discovered.
On learning Of the location OF the horse,
Mr.. Bullock went and took it away and
the farmer who loses the horse had Viii
son arrested. He was taken to Flan-
dreau laft night, and In answer TO a tele-
gram this morning w. w. James went to
Flandreau to attend the preliminary
hearing. Mr.. Bullock asserts that the
mortgage was duly fled when Wilson
got the horse from Sweard and thus be-
tween the two versions the story may
give rise to al interesting law suit.
Have for sale two residence lots on
which | can give very low prices, either
Tor cash or on easy payments, if taken at
once. CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
Get the Worlds Fair cider at the city
Bakery.
The best nickle cigars in town are the
New Umpire" at the City BakAry.
/ have o customer who wants to trade
II good work horses and a new threeh-
ing machine for land.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
WENTWORTH ITEMS
Special Correspondence Of The Daily Leader.
The German Lutheran church 10 be-
ing beautifully fitted up preparatory to
dedication service which will take place