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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-06

Yankton dispatch, 4: At q mass meet
ing held here in order to decide upon
the best means for providing o hall for
the republican convention Of August %,
the majority of those present favored
either renting or purchasing q tent with
i capacity for holding $500 people. A
committee was appointed 10 make
general arrangements for the conyen,
tion.
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striker. Make rhrsass.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, July g.
When the Chicago train on the Omaha
arrived an unsuccessful attempt 10
force the engine men to quit was made
at the depot. As the train was pulling
out d switch was thrown and the train
narrowly escaped derailment. The
mob mounted the engine and threat
ened the men, but were held in check
by the police. No trains went ont on
the Northern Pacific during the day.
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J Notice.

To the Creditors OF. and all PereoDs Having
Claims Against. John Hutcker. OF Ramona,
Lake County, south Dakota:
Notice ID hereby given, that on the 2fst day q
jane, 1894. John Hnecker, druggist, OF the VII
lage IN Ramona, In Lake county, South Dakota
made Z voluntary assignment 10 the UNDERMINED
for the benefit of all HIS creditors, without pref
erence or priority, and which said deed of -
signment was fled for record, and yoccrue9, V
LAX counts. South Dako ta, on the 2ist day q
June. 1894. Now, therefore. all persons ars
hereby required 70 make due and legal PROOF q
Huecker and Ale the same with the Undersigned
AZ the village Uf Ramona, IN Lake county, sonth
Dakota, within thirty days alter the Gate % tnh
Dated June y, 1894.
Aaelpnee Of John Huecker, insOIvent.
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Take Notice.

That Matthew W.. DAILY, the assignee OF the
Bank OF south Dakota, having fully complied with
hi. trust and being desirOus TO be discharged
from an further duties, liabilities or responei.
bilities connected therewith, win apply 20 the
Honorable Joseph wv. Jones, at his Chambers in
the city of sioux Falls, county of MfDnehaha,
etafe ar South Dakota on Tuesday. the Oath day
or July. 1894. af the hour OF 2 o'clock In the after
noon of that day, or an soon thereafter ae he can
be heard for an order auditing and settling his
accounts and for his discharge.
Dated. Madison. south Dakota, June 30th.
1904. MATTHEW wv. DAILY,
Assignee.
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E. ". wINANs DEAD.

The Michigan Ex-Governor "a Victim of
Heart Disease.
HAMBURG, Mich, July 6.-Ex-Gov-
ernor K. B. Winans died at his home
here at 4:3O p. m. of heart disease. He
has not been in good health for several
months. Mr.. Winans was born in New
York state in 1926 and became . resi-
dent of Michigan In 1885. Besides his
term as governor in 1891 and 1892 he
served az q member OF congress and
state legislature. While conservative
and economic he gained the respect Of
all and the commendation Of his con-
s~fikuency.
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Azilitiamen Use Bias o On Disordsray
strikers.
Sioux CRY, Ia, July 6.-Militia
companies from Webster City. Hamil-
ton, Fort Dodge and elsewhere have NJ
rived here and will spend tbs night in
the union depot. The men were stoned
by strikers while marching mp town
and had TO prick some Of the people
with their bayonets. Three or four Of
the militiamen were slightly hurt.
At 2:30 q. m. the Omaha railroad
bridge over the Floyd river was set on
tire by incendiaries. Employees are en-.
~deavoring to extinguish the hire.
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slrtv cr..s Northern s.r,ke Co..

ST. PAUL, July 5.-Ths United States
circuit courts has opened for the june
term. The grand jury has an enor-
NOUS amount OF labor before II. About
100 cases win come mp for considera-
tion, and among the number there will
be over 90 cases arising ont Of the
Great Northern strike, about that mum
Der of strikers on sympathixers having
been arrested by the marshal and his
forces and bound over 10 the grand
jury on the charge OF retarding. or con-
spring to retard, the United States
mail.
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Noilca 81 neartng.

state lie south Dakota, county of Lake. 40
mattcy 81 the estate Of Henry ~. Eaton, deceased.
the etafesp4 Noath Dakota sends greeting. g
Hattie M .&aton, Bessie u, Eaton and john y.
Rsson. deesased. b to all 70 whom these pres
esfs may come. Melee IL hereby giyens that
Hatfic Il. Katcn has Aied Mish TIL Judge Of thls
cnnsf 4 nsfjtion praytnn Tor letters or adminis
sration III the estate 81 Henry Eaton, deceased.
and that Wednesday, the 18th day OF July, 1854,
81 one O'Clock b. m, OF said day. being . day OF
csnrf. Il the court house, III the city or Madison,
Er0nnfy al Lake. south DakotE, hiss been set foi
hearing said petition, when and where any per
son interested may appear ana show csuse VIII
Dated 81 Madison this bth day Of July 1924. y
.. III. WILLIAMSON,
Judge oil the CoEnty Court.
i'm. PRESTON, Clerk Of the County Court.
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Eiandreau Enterprise. 8. Senator Kyle
wants congress to pass . bill which will
prohibit arrests for interference OF pro-
psrty except for transportation Of mails,
And declaring that the detachment Of
Pullman or other sleeping cars shall moi
constitute an olfense against the United
States Ia this Kyle shows himself =
be the greatest deraagogue 10 congress
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Regulars ~ Pueblo

PUEBLo. Colo, July accompanies
A and H Of the Seventeenth infantry,
Oh men, under command Of Captain
Van Horn. arrived here at 8 q. N. from
Fort Russell, pear Cheyenne. Wy, to
assist the United States marshals in
proceeding the property Of the Santa
Fe and Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
roads. They have gone into camp in
the heart OF the city. The situation
remains practically unchanged.
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Dated at Chamberlain, south Dakota. tnis. tn
18th day of May, A. D.. 1894.
BY order or the state central committee.
J. II. GREENE, Chairman.
J. H. sCRIvEN, Secretary.
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Blue ISLAND, Ills., July 6.-Twenty
arrests were made during the day and
evening by the deputy marshals, most
Of them ON the charge Of vio-
lent threats and disobedience to the
commands of the injunction granted
against the strikers.
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Rncing Roat Upsss.

ST.. LOUIS, July 5.-The six-oar rae
ing boat OF the St. Louis Rowing club,
while out for d spin, struck q concealed
log in the river, just above the Eads
fridge, and upset. Fritz Sexauer wa
drowned. The remainder OF the crew
chung to the boat and swan ont.
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ONE HUNDRED DROWNED.

Another Terrible Ferryboas Accident In
Northern Hungary.
BUDAPEsTH, July GA terrible
drowning disaster Is reported from
Med, near Tokay, in Northern Hum
gary. A ferryboat which was crossing
the river Thiess, near the town mem
toned, was capsized with 200 on hoard.
1t II reported that about 100 OF the pas
sengers were drowned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-06

r. B. Qvaum, a Norwegian farmer re-
siding near Butler, s. d., crazed over
crop prospects, cut the throats OF bis two
children, aged 6 and 8, and threw the
bodies in a well. He then cut his own
throat and jumped in after them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-06

NEW York, July 6.-Richard Croker
and two sons arrived aboard the Ma
iestic. Mr.. Croker stated that he was
feeling well and had . splendid time
considering his short visit abroad. he
would d nothing further, however.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-06

James NJ. Lawson, speaker OF the
lower house OF representatives, will seek
a denomination ia the Brown county
convention
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No Trnlns On enc santa ra

TRINIDAD, Colo, July 6.-No trains
are yet moving on the Santa Fe ont Of
this city. The Santa Fs has nm IN
CINE fired mp and will try TO start .
train west. No Trinidad engineers will
take ont trains. The Gulf ran q train
north and will try 10 run another.
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ssanx. u Karlviile. Il.

DUBUQUE. Ia, July GA fire 1T Earl
Vile, Delaware county. destroyed the
Bush u Co., egg packing and cold
storage building and the Moreland
hotel. The loss Ii estimated ii on. 900,
with partial insurance.
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buried che Goddess Of Liberty.

WAsHrNGToS. July 5.-The Fourth
was celebrated very quietly here.
There were half u dozen celebrations
by patriotic bodies. Of which the most
interesting was conducted by the Sons
OF the American Revolution. The Coxey
commonwealers went through the spec
tacular performance OF buying the
Goddess Of Liberty" in front OF the
capitol at noon.
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Senator Davls Eadorsed.

DULUTH, July 1.-THE strike situs-
tion in Duluth il not greatly changed.
No afternoon trains were sent out on
the Northern Pacific. The Omaha
moved one train. Vegetables and meat
are getting very scarce. At . special
meeting the chamber of commerce
unanimously passed q resolution strong
ly endorsing Senator Davis for his re-
fusal TO vote for the Kyle resolution.
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StAtH NFSheHTGE.
Attorney general.
superintendent OF public instruction.
Commtssioner school and public laEds,
Commissioner of labor and statistics.
One railroad Commissioners for all OF South
Dakota lying wet of the Missouri river.
One railroad commissioner for all OF South
Dakota lying east Of the Missouri river and
south OF the second stand ard parallel.
One railroad commissions for all Of south
Dakota lying east Of the Missouri river and north
of the second standard parallel.
AEd the tranRactionofsuch other bustn ness as
may legally come before such convention.
The committee recommends that sR alternate
O each delegate be elected aud that no proxies
be allowed, and that the delegates or their alter
mates present at the convention be empowered
to cast the full vote oftheir county.
The committee further recommends that the
counties OF Lyman, Sterling gsland, jackson
Ziebach, Pyatt, Pratt, Presho, Gregory and
Harding each be allowed q representation OF
one delegate on presentation OF proper creden-
tale.
The basis OF representation for each county
will be one delegate for each fifty votes, Or major
fraction thereof, cast for Hon. Charles II. Shell
don for governor In 1892.
The counties will be entitled to delegates as
follows:
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Zoe . Frsleht nreving.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 6.-For
the first time since the strike was in
augurated the local roads are unable TO
move q car OF freight. The Vandalia
was ordered out during the night and
the tie-up in the city Is complete. All
passenger trains were run ON schedule
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Out nc Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 6.-All EN-
ployes OF the Kansas City, Memphis
and Fort Scott railway went n at
1890 %. m.
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THE DAILY LEADER
b JULY 6. 1894.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TO ADVERTISERS

THg DAILY LEADER makes Q special feature OF
furnishing information concerning the advantages
and resources OF The city of Madison and on the
state AZ large emitting IL 10 the patronage OF ad-
vertiseFs ofeyery class.
J. F. STAHL, Proprietor.
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You follow

ing the advice go it when you n
young?' IL so you need TO be well
shod. Get a pair of Russets of M.
j. McGillivray and you viii 6nd
that they will stand some rapid
travelling without showing q
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NEW ENGLAND PArRIoTIssL.

.tU -
Eight Persons killed and Many IBjured
ON the Fourth.
Boston, July 6.-Two dozen victims
of patriotism and fireworks on hospital
cots and eight persons dead IL the ac-
cident voice Of the celebration through
ont New England. Perhaps the two
worst cases in the category Of naishaps
are the deaths Of Fred Bresmer at
Maiden, Mass, who accidentally shot
himself In the temple and that Of Mrs..
Martha shaw Of Crescent Beach, q
summer resort near here, who, while
watching the police rescue . drowning
boy. was struck by q train and In
stantly killed. There were 100 minor
accidents taken care of at the varioua
hospitals i'm this city.
one Train ~ sioux CITY.
SIOUX CRY, Ia, July 6.---Ths Nil,
waukee passenger train arn into thia
city without interference one houi
late. The strikers have succeeded II
taking all the fremen of tbs trair
bound west, which this road has bcsE
trying for some time to get ont Al
the other roads seem 10 have given ri
the fight until more protection 10 -
cssrad-
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Aberdeeu's school census shows 9i4
children of school age 10 tibet city.
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Republicans County Convention.

A Republican delegate convention will be held
at the court hoIse In the city of Madison, Lake
county. =. ~, Tuesday. July IL, 1894, ut 9 O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose Of electing IA delegates to
represent Lake county in the Republican state
convention to be held at Yaukton, s. D., August
-, 1884, at 4.3o p. m. The basis nf representa-
ton will be one delegate TOR each fifteen votes or
the major fraction thereof cast for c. II. sheldon
for governor IN the year 1892, also one delegate
st large for each township or voting precinct, 40
foiInwa.
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Republican State Convention.

The republicans of south Dakota win meet IN
delegate convention in the city Of Yankton
south Dakota, In convention hall, on wednes-
day, the s2nd day of August, 1894, at 4:30 o'clock
p. m. for the purpose Of placing in nomination
candidates for the following named Offices:
Two representatives In congress.
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The committee recommends that all delegates
TO county Convention be elected by ballot, and
that alternate delegates be elected by ballot, and
that Ia, proxies he allowed but that the dele
gates present III TIE county aud state conven-
lions be entitled TO cast the entire vote of the
delegation aud that all primary polls be held
open not less tkan one hour. The committee
farther that al primaries be held
Friday, July 10, 1894,
J. ". Corr,
GEO. BECK,
j. W.. CHAPLIN,
Committee.
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Be Wise,
therefore, and buy your Shoes at
u. j. pcGil1ifray's

M. J. rIc0ILLIVRAY
believes that being honest for pol
icy's sake is neither good policy
nor good honesty.
Our Goods are guaranteed to
prove as represented.
Train Up q Child in the way he should
60 by sending him to M. J. McGil-
liyray's for your Groceries, and
when he is old he will not depart
from the lessons Of economy
taught him in childhood
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TRousLE AT SIOUX CITY.

A~zilitiamen Use Bag onsts ON Diaordsriy
AHRlhMra
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mir and Mrs John Oswalt of Bank street have welcome guest at their home today It is boy.
 Mrs Charles Schafer of "A Charles street. who was taken violently insane Sunday night. was yesterday taken to the retreat for the insane at MiddIetown. Selectman Morris and Thomas Moran. keeper of the almshouse. accompanied the patient.
 The members of the Lithuanian church committee are making extensive preparations for the laying of the corner stone of their new church on thanksgiving day. Father Zebris requests that repre- sentatives from the different Catholic so- cieties in Waterbury meet in St Patrick's hall next Saturday night to ar range for the parade of the societies to be held ou thy day of the ceremony. There will be a large number Of out of town so- cieties present and while delegates from such societies are invited to attend the meeting on Saturday night yet it will not be necessary for them to do so. If dele gates from out of town or local societies find it inconvenient to attend the pre- liminary meeting their societies can take part in the parade all the same. The pas tor hopes that his co religionists and others interested in the growth of religious insti- tutions in Waterbury will be present at the ceremony.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
ILookihe FOR VICTIMS.

Green Goods Circulars stni Being Re-
 ceived Tn Waterbury.
 A number of Waterbury men received green goods circulars during the past week. In one received by a prominent business man. the writer says:
 With an experience of eight years as an employe of Uncle Sam in the bureau of engraving and printing in the treasury de- partment I flatter myself that I know something about money, and I claim for my goods that they are as fine as human skill can make them. If my goods are not all that claim them to be- after you have come here and seen them will hand you your expenses and compensate you for your loss Of time. and we will part friends whether we deal or not"
 The recipient of the letter is then told under no circumstances to send letter. but to conduct all communications by wire. and if possible to send all telegrams by Western Union lines Then follows the prices: s5.0n0 worth of green goods" being offered s&50. S10 900 for s7n0. s20.- 000 for s1 POO, 40.O00 for s2, 900 The lowest amount mentioned is. so the letter claims, the smallest amount that the send CT will sell under any circumstances. as he doesn't care about doing a retail business. and wishes to keep out irresponsible parties
 The letter is signed "From one who has 'em." Enclosed is a slip giving name and address. together with telegraph cipher to be used in communicating with the sender of the letter
 In the several letters received here the names and addresses are differ. nt. some being located in New York city. others in Jersey City, and still others in Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THE THESPIAN.

Richard Mansfield has engaged Jane Stuart for his company.
 Stuart Robson's new play Is called ''The Interloper; or. The Feet of Venus.'
 Miss Julie Mackey Is one of the highest salaried lights in the vaudeville profession.
 Soon after Christmas W. A. Brady will produce a new melodrama called A Bow cry Girl"
 Robert Mantcll Is rehearsing a new TO- mantle drama, which he is to produce at an early date.
 ''The End of the World" melodrama backed by western capitalists, has been withdrawn from the road.
 The opera Erode, " by tho Danish com poser. Beechgard, has recently been per formed with success at the German thea ter at Prague.
 Queen Victoria has presented n souvenir to MT. Beerbohm Tree and each of the members of his company who played at Balmoral recently.
 My Lady Reckless" a play which Ar thur Forrest purchased in Paris, has been sold to Kate Claxton. When it is produced, Janauschek will be in tho cast.
 Englebcrt Humpcriinck, the creator of "Hansel und Gretcl," will shortly set to music another fairy story, which his sis ter, Adelhcid witte, dramatizcd for the purpose.
 A comedy drama with startling effects entitled ''Thc Maid of the Mill," will bC used by Edward Bloom as n vehicle to stal Lillian Madison. The actress Is versatile for she can act, sing, dance and play the banjo.
 Nelson whcatcroft and Henry Herman, the two young but silver haired actors who play villains, arc warm friends. They mako n living through wickedncss, craft and subtcrfugc, yet they are accounted honorable men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THE CHIC GIRL.

Black velvet collars, with erminc edg- ing, are popular.
 Alsatian bow effects in short plumcs arc among tho novelty hat trimmings.
 Little pompon trimmings standing up- right over the forehead are much liked for stylish young women.
 A scalskin cape made in full ruffle fash ion, with a longer cape of crminc, is new and stylish and expensive as well.
 X genuine old fashioned pokcbonnct has trimming of loops of ribbon at tho side, with plumes standing high up over the crown. It is tied under the chin with wide ribbons.
 An exceedingly stylish hat is made of satin brocadcd with velvet. It is in leaf brown shades and is trimmed with jet, plumcs and q dash of cardinal such as one secs in autumn foliage.
 Among tho new furs Is what is called electric seal. Tho name Is to an extent misleading, as the fur is merely shcarcd coney, and while rather pretty looking at first does not wear in n satisfactory man. ner.
 The disgusting lump that has for SC long protrudcd from the knot of hair at the back of the head has fallen, let us hope, into oblivion. In its place WIG have soft loops and coils, the figure $, n modi- fled Psyche knot and butterfly arrange ment just over the crown of the head New York Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
SOUTH BROOKLYN scHool
Another Sensational Meeting Held Last
 Night.

Another Sensational Meeting Held Last
 Night.
 There was an interesting meeting ot the taxpayers ot the South Brooklyn school district in the school last night. The tax rate was approved Qnite good many or the residents are dissatisfied with the action of the assessors in lowering the tax on the property of Joseph Binns. the cheni- cal manufacturer. from SIG. .000 to s .000 The tax was raised on poor people who are struggling to pay for little homes out of a small days pay and here is a man making a fortune ont of his business and his tax are reduced one-half. It is said that this was done to induce Mir Binns to remain in the business in Waterbury but this is re- carded as bluff The company sell all the acid they can manufacture andas good deal of their output is used here 1t Is not likely that they would be apt to tear up their plant and go somewhere else in order to get cheaper tax rates A couple of stills used in the manufacture of the stuh are worth s5.000.
 After disposing of this matter the meet ing discussed the unpleasant relations ex- isting between the two teachers at the school. It is said that Miss Margaret Fitz- patrick is not satisfied with the assista 't. Miss Bowes although the latter is au ex- cellent teacher. Miss Fitzpatrick. it seems wanted her sister appointed to the position and not succeeding in this has made matters little unpleasant for Miss Bowes. Chairman Lapointe was accused of listening to Miss Fitzpatrick's stories and of showing in many other ways that he was on the side of the principal. Some time ago Miss Fitzpatrick accompanied Mir Lapointe and family to the Danbury fair and Miss Bowes was left standing at the school door until late in the morning be- fore the key was sent to her.
 The meeting some time ago decided that all school supplies should de purchased | from dealers doing business in that sec ton of the town. but this order has been disreGarded. The old janitor would like to be reappointed. but some member of the committee wants to get the job for his wife.
 These and other matters furnished ma terial for a spicy meeting which was kep, up until nearly II o'clock. No definite action was taken on anything except tho tax list. but another meeting will be held next Tuesday night when the different topics discussed last night will receive another airing. The rumpus of las night is the whole talk in that section to | day.