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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
Spllen Sinber Bier uno 0Sein
befpmmen

Ser 8orifsbsr oes SiIba 8inberboipi.
tails in Sreiburs i. Dr., Brofehor lbos
mas, idreibt: .,@ans unstpeifeIbaft 1T
Der glliobol in isber @eitalt, aud ais
leidtes Bier ooer Iei6ter Q8ein, elm
@ift fur baS eeiunbe 8lno. Gr i6doiSt
es idon besbalb, neil es ibm ben @es
Ihmad an Der Mil6, benz ipidtisiten
8lnbernabrunssmitteI, peroirbt uno 10
feline grnabruns berunterbrinst. Durd
bdufisen @enub seiitiSer @etrdnfe pirb
oas 8lnb sewaliiam bum ipdteren Srins
fer ersosen uno ibm odDurd bic 8eiuno'
belt fribsr ooer ipater eeitDrt. baS 2eben
perfiirst. Sdon benz Sausln8 1T has
Bier iddblib, pel6eS bic Amme ses
niebt feline grnGbruns befert iid nldt
ieIten erit bann, ipenn bic 9lmme benz
8iergenub sntiast. 9leltere &inoer pers
Iieren burd seiltiSe 8eirdnte bic seiiti8e
5rii6e nsben Der tbrperIiden; iie iper.
ben friibreif, lernen unSeniSeno, iueroen
bIutarm. Sbr Gbarafter piro nidt ielten
perborben; frubsr ianftmiitbis unb Ienf'
fam, tperben iie ourd ben GlfOboI scrnis,
aufserest, unIsnfiam. 9lIfobolentslebunS
behert iie. Surtnddise Wlaseni unb
Darmfatarrbe, nerUbie St6runsen Ieidte'
tsr Nrt bis au nddtlihem slufi6reden
unb Guiidrelen, Sertstans uno gpileplie
perben aQsln ooer weientll6 our6 @nts
siebuns bon gSsn unO Bier sebeilt.
5ortseiebte glfoboleinfubr 1T cine Der
iddpli6ten Wiabnabmen bel einem &c.
iunben Ginoe; nur unter 8ana beionoe'
rem nmitdnben it slItobol elm 9eilmittel
fur bas franfs &inb. Ob er nDibis iei,
mag erit Der setpiHenbafte arst nab se.
nauer Briifuns alIer Serbdltniiie ent'
ldeiben"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
Cine baltbare Sronsetiufiur,

bic iid sur 8ersieruns bon 8urbipaaren,
@ppsfisuren, 8abmen, 2eberipaaren II.
|. ip. por3isIi6 eisnen iOa, piro in mods
itebenber Weiie bereitet: 55 Bronze.
pulper, 25 8orar. SdelladI6funs. 10
80 prosentiaen gBeinseiit. Dtun reibt
oas Sronsepulper Suns aamdbIid nit
Der Sltiiisfeit an unb siebt bic 1inftur
in ntdt Su enebaliise Slaidden bon etipa
80 Snbalt mil foIsenber @ebraudSuns
tueiiuns ab: Dian i6itiIe oas Slaits
den Dor benz @ebraud, bis iein SnbaIt
Uo1itdnbis sIeidmabis 8emoroen 1T unb
TRACE bic Sliiiiiefeit Johann NIT einem
iSiidbaurpiniel auf, idiittIe aber bel
ieoeSmalisen @intau4en bon 9ieuem auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
Staotratb.
Select Council

Select Council, l5. Hob.
DaS tpibtislte 8orfommnib oes 9lbenbs
mar bic 8etobotidaft bon Mapor Son.
neil sesen bic 8iabuftpsrorbnuns. 9lad
benz Wortlaut Der 8erorbnuns loater
oerfeIben BIdne unb Spesiiifationen BEL.
sefiist iein, aber bielelben beitanbsn nu,
in einem 8Iauabbrud beS @runbpIanes
unb elmer Seftion bes 8iabuftes. 9lad
ceS WaporS Gnii6t feblen g(nsaben dbe,
bic Irt bes WaterialS, mo- unb in mel.
der @r6Be bic Stiibsn iinb uno Der I'm.
fang beS Utauerwerfes. Sbne bieie
Insaben ieien ipaters S6abeneriaban.
iprii4e nidt leidt fefsuteqen. Sernei
erfldrt Der Uiapor, BOB bic idStifdt
SduIb ibre sefeslide @rense erreidl
babe. unb aus ben ansefiibrten @riinben
le8e er iein 8etp sesen bic 8erorbnune
Elm.
WiuiamS mahte ben 8oridlae unt
S6wenf unteritiibte ibn. Die 8eroronunp
iiber bas 8eto bes WlaporS su palIiren
bic Sa6e purbe babin mo6liiairt, bab
man bas Sdreiben an bas Straben unb
Briden @pmite peripies.
Drei grnennuneen bes Mapors, =
nemlid bic bon Niaie Serber gum per.
manenten Wiann Der &elief sseuer Som.
panic bon Sobn &. NicSaIe gum SO.
lisiiten an Stele bon q. g. 98aIlb, Der
reiisnirte uno bon 81. . 8rodipat
gum Snipeftor ber Ssiperarbeit i'm piers
sebnten Diitrifte /; - ipurben ebenfaaa
ni4t beitdt,st, ionbern ben reipsftipen
GomiteS augeipieien.
Stabtanpalt Sorrep tiinbiste an, bab
er bic @nti6aoisunssforberunssn be,
8runbbeiiber entlans Spetlanb StraBe
fir baS fur bic 8riidenauifabrt nbtbise
2ano erbaIten babe, uno empfabI bic
ibleunise 8esabluns Der glnfprii9e. Die
pettebpne grben perlansen 25 9entS unt
l2a @entS per NuabratfuB, bic Sind,
@ompanie so @ents unb bic sSeuoips
Grben 25 @entSi; 8. 9obinion SDbne
fir 2anb unb @ntfsruns Der 8ebdubs
s9058, bic 9. Yriee grben $4,000, uno
fir Die @ntfernuns bon @sbduben stpi.
iden 5. unb 7. StraBe iperben S6664
perlan9t.
Die 8oblsnfontrafte ipurben an bic
bon benz Gomite smpfObIsnen Sirmen
pereeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
Sans ,lnb &pf.
Meimiaen ses offisiersrpt.

Dafur Bat bas ensIiide Miniiterium
folsenbes porseidrieben: Das S6ars
ladtu6 tpirb porber gut sefIopft unb se.
biiritet unb bemnddit na9ftebenoe 2biun.
gen aufsetrasen suerit bic 2biuns bor
10 9ramm 8IeefaIs (oraIiaures &aIi in
! Sitter Wahsr). uno Oarauf bic anbert
2piunB bon 10 @ramm gremortartari in
! Bitter faItem @afer; be Msnse rei6l
fur 2 bis 3 OffislerSr0de. Ra6 ben
8einisen iperben bic 86de in tie Sonn'
ober an trpdenen Ort, nidt aber in BIZ
yidbe bon Seuer ober Oefen sebansen
Sets unb StaubHede auf bunilem Tud
tperben mittelit @ibotterS, baS nit sttpai
Sranntipein bsrmiidt, entfsrnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
SpnferDiruns Der Sarben in Der
SSdfbe.

g1is iosIeid sur @uidbriibe seseben,
erbdlt blabrOte unb CRIME. sum lebten
Baher seseben. felt er perdnoerte bO6s
roibe Sarben tpieoer Der. Sooa erbdli
purpurrot unb bleiblau refine Bottuide
erbdlt unb behert idpars auf reinsi
WOae. SIT Sarbe bur6 Saucen perdn'
bert, 70 itelt Salmiafseiit. NIT IL 3eis
len 0aHer peroiinnt. iie fpieber Der ; If
lie our6 AItaIien perdncert, 10 iteal
giFs iie ipisper Der.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
0egen Rrdmpfe.

@esen Wasens, Sarms unb anbert
8dmpfe eripeiit iid oft folsenbeS Mittel
idmersIinoernp SIanea pirb in iie'
benbe8 8afer setaudt, in Elm Sanbtud
einseidlasen uno 70 auSserunsen, banr
nod beib iiberseIsst. 9isie 8ompreRer
briusen oft aud bei 9terpenidmerser
(HeuraIsie) 2inberuns. 8eionbers gins
fig tpirfen iolde beige llmi6Idse, penr
man nod 20-3O Tropfsn Ierpentin.
ipiritus auf ben SlaneaIappen trbpfelt.
nA- 8eitelIt baS ..WptenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

Cine ipetterfeite 8ittmuiie sum 8er'
binbsn bon @las NIT Yietall uuo Sol;
bef,bt aus fein sepuluertem 8lmsitein.
Der nit bem sIeiden Nuantum bon
S6pefeI unb Sdeaad peridmpIsen
ipuroe. Der 8itt eienet iid gut fiji
Bafierbebdlter, aud 9lquarien. Sin
iebr einfab bersuiteaenber 8itt, Der
dbnIide 9ienite leiitst. tpirO ourd Gins
riibren BON gut aebranntem Sips in
AspbaItIad baraeitelt /; oas Brobutl
mus duberit bidfIufiis iein unb leiitei
beim 8eroidten bon Iedsenoroensn
Sol;6ottiben quite Diente.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
@iener Samsu= Triieur=Y
ppn
Sbep. .. &Onecnp,
417 9adamaunu 2(benue, ubeuauf.

ubrfe tteu aus Saar ssaobtfn,
YsrriIden 3Spfe, gSdbsn unb SaarfriIursn jsbs,
art uno In isbsr S1attiruns in fiiniflsrii6sl
Wfis anssfertist.
SD fiibre fernsr einsu srpbfn unb prG6tissr
Vprratb BON Ipiletteu.glrtitsn fir Danisn, Mi
4. .. SaarnapeIn. admme parfimtrts Srifs
@'silttspulpsr, srprobte Mittsl sessn bas aus'
fallen Der Saare II. (. 10.
SD bite UNI frsuncli6m i3uipru& nit bsl
Srii6runs better Sspisnuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
HiuoSbrateu.

Mian nebme Elm Safteniidd, fIopfs
es, reibe eS nit einem feudten Su6s
ab, reibe seniisenb Sab unb gfeifer
elm, ipide nab 8eIieben basfelbe brsi
&eiben nit seiaIsenem Sped, bsfrsus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

B0- Sb eine 8rilIe etipas iperib 1T,
fommt gang unb gar auf bic Site an.
gSir pafen iie senau. 6. 8. 2Iobb,
SutpeIier unb Optifer, 423 9adaipanna
Ipenue. 1876
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

Bapierfrasen uno Stulpen reinist man
nit 9Seibbrots ooer Semmeltrume, bic
nit Wa1Ier eebaden wuree.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
UriS Siirr's
II n ton
Nefanration & galGu,
3l3 2adatpanna Mbenus

3I3 yadaipanna Mbeniie.
0ie 8eitauration pirb ftsts nit ben feinhen
Delitatehen Der SabresSeit uerieben iein.
an 8etraufen baIts i'd nsben benz por3iig.
Iiden 9. Robin ion'idsn 8isre. nur Die bsiten
Beine uno 0iquore, uno es miro mein BE-
tfeben iein, burd prompte uno rseIle Bebien.
una Die Sunoeu sufrieoen su iteIlen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
Sobn &laien, ssrsssa sssa.,s,r,
8I7 9iubeu citrate

Snoem Id allen 6rnnoen our an3siss brinse.
oab id mid am obi9en plase etablirt babe,
sebe i'd Die 8eriideriln9 oas i'd meme mertbs
8uneeu in Sdnitt. 0uaIitdt oes 5udes uno
Breiitn sufrieoen iteQen meroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

s@- Annoneirt I'M ,,8Odenblatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
Srane Stetter,
SOtel nnO SGcfcrci.
WfatnffraHe. 6nhe NnrR

Barme nno taIte speiien fnb su ieoer "a.
9esjelt jn baben. 8riides Eager ftets on
5apt, iopis Beine eiquOrs uno Gigarren.
Ots nit meinem SotsI perbunoene 8adersi
liefert elm portil9lides 8adutrt unb ueroen
aus Ssftellanssn prompt uno biais beforst.
Grant Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

llntsr allen W1itleio oeroieuenosu seiosubsu IN
Der nit Rbeumaiismus bebaftets an mtiieu Ju be-
bauern. Dieie idredihe aranibsit i6leidt fh
tpie sin Rduber an ons Gpfer beran uno matht tbu
ntdt nur biiHos, ionoeru jiraft ibu aud nit nners
tr6gliheu Shmerjen, oft fir baS aauie 3tben.
Die panje g9elt N nit BON bieier QraHfbeit Bers
rentten uno Bertruppelten beoedt. nno DGrum
gDcl bic Sente aIauben, bdB man 8roanen Der.
tuenoen muB. obipobl bisie iebr Ieteu beilen ooer
aud nur tempor6re 9inoernme eeben. Sn ben Jfueis
unnjpdnjg 9abrcn. IN benen uuiere grhnonng
per6iientlibt it, babtu mir piels sauisnoe oon
Rbeumatismus befreit uuo iuiien mir oaber. oaB
eItttrtettdt has etnjtge WitteI 1T. Vpsnu
bic etoenoen nur uuBteu. mas oieies eriiauulidbe
Wiittel iu tbun i'm Stanoe 1T. ipiroe es tetnen
Rbenmatismns mebr 9eben, no man Sr. 2 aHs
oeu's eIettrii6en @artet bGbsn tanH.
Sieler Siirtei 1T cine ponftdnotge. utfent6oftlh
beraeiitIte 8ntterie iuelbe lnoernoe, miee Stroms
aiebt nno Shmerjen uno Nnihmtlungen ihon tn
Der eriten Stunbs bernbiat. Wianhe idtuere 6dne
iperoen oft tn iueniaen 2aeeu esbeilt. Der 9hrtet
ioftt luenia. uuo mer ibn nidbt einsr Drifuna nns
terjitbi. Wirft eSlid uno 9eiunobsit fort.
9r. VI. &. Sanoeu. Bsriber 6trr I-StpauIia
Sabre lang iitt i'd on @idt uno gbeumatismns.
iUoourdb i'd oft bettld9eria uno CUR Nrbei: unfdbg
eemaht muroe. Sad mehrm0 0hentlihem 9ebrauhe
9brts munotrpoIleu GirteIs peribmnnosn bic
shmerjsn. uno btu Id iebt pontummsn asiuno nno
tdnn gut sieu uno i6afen. mas ID oorotm thr
JudnIia Sabre uidbt tbun tounte. SD tueroe Sbrs
@eors 6oos. 2O68 /. aOe.. Nsm gorf Gitp.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07

Hungarian Strikers Clalm Thsy Were L,
Into RaesinR I'm Order % xnaura ThAm

Hungarian STRIKERS Claim Thsy We're Led
Into Rietins In order % 1aJars Them.
CoNNELLsvnLE, Pa, April THE
leaders Of the Slays and Hungarians in
this section are claiming that the strike
wa the result OF q conspiracy OF the
Irish and German elements OK the re-
gion to get the Hnngarians expelled
from the coke region. and they are dill
gently spreading the news to AL their
people In the region. The means by
which this 10 TO be done 10 the present
strike.
The Slavs and Huns were brought to
this country under contract Ia years
ago to break q strike, and since that
time the other nationalitiea allege the
wages Of the miners and cookers have
steadily declined. The only 81 the
other nationalities believe OF restoring
the former prosperous times ID by exc
pelling the Huns and Slavs. One very
marked feature of tho strike ID
that all the leaders OF the strike and the
oficers Of the organization are Irish,
while the Irish employees OF the region,
numbering about 1900, refuse to take
any part in the strike. The Germans
also held aloof.
The Huns now allege tina. they have
been led into this strike, melted to riot
and bloodshed in order TO work mp a
prejudice against them and aus the
people to rise up and either ~annihilate
them or expel them from the region.
Il il hard to explain the sudden col
lapse OF the strike in any other way
than that the Hungarians have got the
impression that they are being imposed
upon and have given mp the contest. It
is remarkable that q movement OF such
magnitude as the strike had assumed
should suddenly collapse.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07
PEACE ONCE NOPE RErGNs.
Baekbone Of the Pennsylvanis Coke ssFsA
said 80 Pc Broken.

Backbone Of the P~ennsylvanis Coke StrsAs
Said 30 BE Oke
CoNSELLsvn.LE, Pa, April T.-Peace
once more reigns throughout the coke
regions, but no one can tell now long
this condition of affairs viii continue.
The operators say the backbone of the
strike has been broken and the end i
only q few days ahead. The Frick Of
icials at Scottdale report everything
quiet at oil their plants, and they 40
not fear amy more trouble.
Similar reports come from Raineyss
general Offices at Vanderbilt.
Although the operators say the striks
is ended they are preparing for possible
outbreaks at any time.
The Rainey officials ordered d Large
body OF deputies from their Meyer
works to the Vanderbilt region. Others
viii lie stationed at Elm Grove and
near the Paul and Fort Hill works,
ready to suppress any violence that may
occur. Cochran's CIarissa and Nellie
works are guarded by 25 Pinkerton men
who arrived from Pittsburg on the mid
night train.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07
THE IRON TRADE REvrEw.

Railroad Rate Reductions an Importans
Factor I'm the Markets.
CLEVELAND, April THE Iron Trade
Review this week says:
The reductions in pig iron rates by
Southern roads. going into effect on
Monday, April Q, are the immediate inn
portant factor in the crude iron mar
kets. Fifty cents d ton 70 Ohio river
points and 40 high 40 50 cents TO some
points in the Central West represent the
size OF the concession, which enables
Southern producers 10 enter upon d Wig
orous campaign for business In territory
from which they have been well nigh
barred for several weeks. For d week
past there has been d succession Of
good-sized safes in the principal mar
kets for Southern coke irons.
There ID still an absence of large work
calling for finished material, and the
mills do not accumulate orders, one
weeks aggregate of new buainess even
ing up with the weeks output. The
strike in the Connellsville region ii an
element in price ~calculations for the inn
mediate future.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07
TEE LUMBER MARKET.

Had weather and Uneertain Condieions
Heve Had che Usual Eject.
MINNEAPOLIS, April THE Missis-
sippi Valley Lumberman says:
Bad weather and q general uncertain
condition of affairs have had the usual
effect on the market at this point the
past week, and while shipments have
not decreased, the increase has been 30
small in the volume OF shipments that
1t amounts to about an sven thing as
compared with last week.
One mill has started, and Inside OF q
couple of weeks nearly all will be rum
ming If the weather 10 favorable for the
boom company getting its affairs in
shape to turn logs to the mills. The
mill that is running Is saving logs
brought IN during the winter By rail.
What trade there ID i quite satisfac-
tory.
While the demand for lumber for
local consumption Is not what IL was .
year ago, it IL fair, q number OF fats
being in process Of construction, taking
more or less lumber. The concerns that
cater to the local trade, with that and
their car business together, are doing
fairly well.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07
Ennrth Wnra Canenn.

A city caucus of the electors of the
Fourth word is hereby called to be held
at Scott & Sheridan's office in the city
of Madison, S. ID, April IL. 1894, at 8
o'clock p. M, to place in nomination one
alderman and member of the board
of education to be voted upon at the en-
suing election. Also to elect 3 dele
gates to represent said ward in the city
convention to be held April IL, 1884, and
to transact such other business as may
properly come before the caucus.
ID. Il. SToDDARD, Chairman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07
rnRRn o. ONE scAFSoEn

Oiiphan& 1Fnsn Rabbrrs Swana Or aE
NswpDrt. Ark.
ST. LOUIS, April IA special 20 Tho
Post Dispatch from Newport, Ark.
says: The three train robbers. y. II.
Wyrick, Thomas Brady and Albert
Mansker, who killed Conductor VA r..
McNally at Oliphant, Ark, Nov. = last,
were hanged here. The drop fell at
7:55 d. M, and the men were pro-
nounced dead It sos. All three necks
were broken.
They killed shs Conductor.
The crime Tor which these men suf-
fered death was committed on the night
Of Nov. y. 1898. About 10 o'clock that
night passenger train No. 81, on the
st. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad, was held up at Oliphant. .
lonely flag station in Independence
county, by seven masked men, who
looted the express and passenger coaches.
The robbers kept mp q fusilade OF firing
all the time the robbery was being COM
mitted. and Conductor w. p. Mentally,
who bravely attempted to defend his
train, was killed by q rife bullet.
About two weeks previous TO the rob.
berry, half 4 dozen young farmers dis
appeared from their homes near Beton-
vile. They rode ponies and were heav-
lily armed. To their friends they said
they were going to the Indian territory
to buy cattle. The names OF these farm
ers were Albert Mansker, James L.
Wyrick, Georgs Padgekt. @. 4. Tru-
man and Pennyweight Powell and his
younger brother Sam. Under the lead
ership OF Thomas Brady, Q whisky
peddler from the Indian terri.
tory. these agriculturists left their
farms, families and friends to become
train robbers. Brady, Mansker. wy
rick and Padgett were arrested not long
after the hold mp. Padgett turned states
evidence and 10 now in Jail awaiting
trial at the spring term OF the jackson
county circuit court His three conn
panions were tried in February and
convicted Of McNallyis murder. Penny
weight Powell was captured in Denver
about q month ago and IL now in prison
awaiting trial. @. L. Truman and Sam
Powell are still fugitives from justice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07

A city aucus OF the electors Of the
Second ward is hereby called TO be held
at the city hall in the city OF Madison,
s. d., April II, 1894, at 8 o'clock p. M,
to place in nomination one alderman,
one alderman to fill vacancy, and one
member of the board OF education to
be voted upon at the ensuing election.
Also to elect 5 delegates to represent
said ward n the city convention TO be
held April II, 1894. and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before the caucus.
v. X. Walden, Chairman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07

Rioters Frem Both Secti0us 0f the
Coke Regions Have Laid Down
Their Arms.
Huns Now Claim That They Lave
Been Led Into Rioting BY Other
Nationalities
In Order That There Night Be Suf-
hcient Prejudice Created 70 Drive
Them Ont.

UEIoNrowN; Pa. April Z. The
strike is over and ignominious defeat
marks its collapse. Within the past
six hours the rioters from both sections
of the coke fields have laid down their
arms and gone peacefully TO their
homes. The movement was 9 miserable
failure and not . point was gained by
the men.
They are In . worse condition now
than before, as the companies are start
ing their works with English speaking
workmen to tina exclusion of the foreign
element.
All the works in the southern end of
the region are either running or prepar-
ing to start mp while those in the north
ern end are in full operation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07
ID. L. SToDDARD, Charm

Harper's gives the following revised
version of the bible story of ssoiomon's
wisdom; II happened in Sunday school.
A little girl was asked to tell the story OF
Solomon and the women who disputed
the possession Of a child. She timidly
rose up and answered: Solomon was q
very wise man. One day two women
went to him quarrellng about a baby.
One woman said, This is my child and
the other waman said, No, this is my
child But Solomon opoke up and said:
No, no ladies; do not quarrel. Give me
my sword and I will make twins of him,
SO each OF you can have one!'''
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-07

A city caucus OF the electors OF the
First ward 10 hereby called TO be held at
the court house in the city OF Madison
s. D., April IL, 1894, al 8 o'clock p. m,
to place in nomination ope alderman
and one member Of the board of educa.
ton, to be voted upon at the ensuing
election. Also to elect 5 delegates to
represent said ward Il the city conven.
ton to be held April IL, 1894, and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the caucu
j. L. JONES, Chairman.
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Thirtr Ward Eaucnn.

A city caucus Of the electors of the
Third ward is hereby called to be held
at the Horner building in the city oil
Madison, s. d., April IL, 1894, at 8
O'Clock p. M, TO place in nomination one
alderman and one member OF the board
of education to be voted upon at the en-
suing election. Also to elect 6 delegates
to represent said ward in the city con-
vention to be held April IL, 1894, and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the caucus.
A. II. CLoUGH, Chairman.
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Latter Day saint.

LAMONT, la. April Large mum
bcss OF people are gathering from every
part of the country to attend the Latte1
Day Saints conference here. Repre-.
sentatives from Australia, England and
Wales are present and q host Of visitors
and delegates from every part Of tho
United States and Canada.
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NEW YORK FRUIT CROP.

No Great Damage Done by the Cold
weather i'm March.
NEW YoRK, April THE Associated
Press has. through IFS correspondents in
all the counties Of New York in which
fruit raising Ii N industry OF magui-
tude. collected data regarding the effect
Of the recent cold snap upon orchards 81
vineyards. In the main. trees and vines
wintered well. Only in q few Localities
was there any considerable damage
done by the cold weather of the last
days of March, and for the most part,
the injury was restricted TO the peach
orchards.
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Wawea Not Raancaa.

WILNrHoToN. Dsl., April u. The
carding. spinning and beaming depart,
mentS of the Arlington mills started
Thursday and next Monday The weav-
ing department will resume operations.
The whole mill will then be Ii opera
lion, giving work 10 500 bands. There
will be no reduction iii wages.
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Has Beep ! Quiet strike.

MINNRAPoLIs, April THE packers
and naiIers say that they expact 10 hare
their strike settled within the next three
days. They decline to state whether
any further conferences had been ar-
ranged with the firm. One Of the on
Gers said: This strike has been The
most orderly in the history OF Mime
sp0lis. There has not been . single Dis
tssrbance.
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MmwAUKEE, April Z. Henry G.
Payne. one Of the receivers of the North
ern Pacific Railroad company, was car
ried ous Of his Office in an insensible
condition during the evening. suffering
from what appeared % BIO . stroke OF
~apoplexy. he IL now resting easily and
his physicians say his condition Il not
aariassa.