The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-05

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The motor trains leave for the lake
every hour, beginning at 7:30 a. m. the
last trip at $50 r. m.
There will be a special communication
OF Evergreen lodge this evening for the
purpose of ~transacting important special
business.
Beginning to-day and until the 22d
inst, the north train will depart at 5 p.
m. instead of 1:50. This change is made
to accommodate Chautauqua visitors.
Miles Tulley, travelling salesman for
Brown & Saenger of Sioux Falls, quite
well known to the citizens of Madison,
recently went crazy while t~ransacting
business at Mitchell, and has been placed
in the asylum at Yankton.
Mrs. Lannon and daughters, Nellie
and Nora, depart tomorrow for New
York City, where they 60 to consult an
oculist il regard to the ~latter's eyes.
Little Nora has been suffering for many
months from granulated eye-lids.
A horse attached to a road cart, owned
by John Walters, ran away last night
about 10 o'clock and passed down Egan
avenue at a frightful pace. People in
carriages were returning from the Chau-
tauqua grounds and many narrow
escapes are reported.
Sioux City Journal, 4: Prof. Kratz,
who is instructor in the Chautauqua
assembly held at Lake Madison, s.. d.,
has been thinking of the adyisability OF
establishing ChautauqIa quarters in
this city. He thinks Riverside park
would be an ideal place for such an
assembly.
The gate receipts of the Chautauqua
assembly up to last night amounted to
between $500 and 5000, something less
than for the same time last year, but
still very encouraging. There were many
local celebrations in this vicinity yester-
day, which undoubtedly kept many OF
the prospective Chautauqua visitors at
home.
Annual celebration at Badus yester.
day was even more enjoyable and sue
~cessful than on previous occasions
D. d. Holdridge, Esq, OF this city de-
livered the address, after which dinner
was served followed by horse-racing,
athletic sports, etc. The crowd
numbered fully $1,000, says County
Treasurer Muggli.
Chamberlain dispatch, l: Although
many applications have been put in fol
the lower rooms the school board here
has not yet received a single application
from anyone desiring to act as principal
of the city schools during the coming
year. The board would be pleased te
receive applications from persons de-
string to manage the schools in the posi-
ton OF principal.
Referring to the arrival OF Geo. Beard.
sley in Sioux Falls, the Press says
While in Jail B~eardsley was extremely
ugly. He would be talking to a person
| through the bars in a rational manner
when he would all of a sudden try te
strike the person with his fist. Wher
given a drink OF water he would gel
some in his mouth and squirt it ovel
the party who accommodated him
His hobby appeared to be not to wear
any clothes and he stuck to it in pretty
good shape, necesitatlng the holding ol
the train about ten minutes In order tx
get him in. just as he was dressed
and ready to start for the train be
pulled every piece OF clothes off be
fore it could be prevented, and it took
a long time to get a shirt, pants and
socks on him. He was handcuffed
and strapped when taken to the train
but IN spite OF the fact managed te
kick his pants off before the Mortified
spectators. They were put on again
and the train was allowed TO go on
TO the public.
Prof. II. Hirschberg, the well known
expert of $40 Olive street, st. Louis, Mo
and 80 E. l4th street, New York, wishes
to inform his many friends and patrons
OF Madison and vicinity that he will b.
at the store OF his agent, Frank Smith
apd adjust his celebrated non-change
able spectacles and eye glasses to all il
need OF them. Consultation free.
Finest line OF ladies and misses Ok
fords at Reed u Shelso's exclusive shoe
| store.
.For PHYS sake, George said a dis
tressed wife, s'do get a bottle OF Aver
Cherry Pectoral for that cough, and Civ,
us a rest" He did SO.
| bidn't IIaalu Marines.
NEwYoRK. June l8.-The Herald,
Maaagua. Nicaragua, correspondent
cables: United States Minister Bake
and Senior Castillo. the nicaragua
minister of war deny the re
port THAT the marines have bee,
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