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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

~ UNION GOSPEL. MISSION
corner Eishth and Maln streets, over City
Drugstore). IN seeinss SUNDAY AFTERNOON At B
o'clock and q night. Also. IrtspAy, Thurs
DAT. ana SATURDAY NI0Hrs at O'clock. A spe.
n. n. GLOyER.
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VIRGINIA NAyIGATIoNzsR,i
PHILADELPHIA, RICH RI
MoHD. AND NoRyoLK x
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sas S ssbs saYi I E ana T sysss
SUNDAY at 8 A. IL,
Freight for Tlesdays' and Fridayv
steamers received till sailing hour: for
Sundays steamer till r. 81 Saturday.
Freight received daily until y. ~.
Fare, 800.
For further 'ntS 3 e. Se sPp|1n e
General Southern Agent once Rosfsst@,
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ns,y- MONUMENTAL, EPISCOPAL,


CHURCH Thirteenth ana Broad streets)-Rev.
john u. NEWTON. Rector.-Sunday school at $3.50
A. M. Services IL A. N. and 1850 T.. NJ. Seats
free. Welcome to all. t.
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n1r FOURTH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Preaching at IL 4. NJ. and s p. a.
by kev. JAMES NELSON, ID. d., President Of the
Richmond Female Institute. AL welcome.
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asg" THE CHRISTIAN ALLTANCE.

fraternal union designed TO promote deeper
Christian life, meets every SUNDAY at L. VI.
corner Fourth and Franklin streets. All well
come. Is
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Bay MISUNDERSTANDING FOR

divine worship EVERY SABBATH MORNING at
o'clock. Seats are free, and all are Welcome.
clearinghouse Clay street above First Services
also at / i O'Clock A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY. Is
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
T. old MIMIC
M " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GS,M sEMI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW
tTsN YORK.
Steamers ieave Rio hmond
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY

tTsS YORK.
Steamers ieaye Ric hmond
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
at 5 o'clock L. NJ. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New YORK from PER
%, North River. iSr r KiSnnoHa every
Nj ARRIVING in Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS. ,
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New YORK INCLUDING
meals and BERTH via James-river
route NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .s.s.s...s.'s y w
Ssvs tier date OF issue ........ Ii 90
Steerage fare, with subsistence 49,. o.
Steeraee fare, without subsistence. W
Cabin fare via Chesapeake, and
ONO railway and Richmond ana
Petersburg railroad Gickets limit
Round-trip tickets Qimited to thirty ~
a TisSets can be- obtained at Richmond
Transfer Company's, sOl east Main street,
Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Petersburg depots, ana at the company
office. 1901 Main street. and wharf, rock
Freight forwarded and through bills Of
lading issued .or points beyond New
Freight received daily until r. u.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and
$40 and by the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad (same days. at 900 A. NJ. Will
make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN e. co. Ag'ts.
No. 1901 Main street.
my11 and company's wharf Rockets.
VIRGINIA NAvIGATIONs1&s
Y C0MPANYS JAMES-RIy X &nss4ah
Line for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old
Point. Newport News. Claremont. and
James-river landings, and connecting at
Old Point and Norfolk for Washington.
Baltimore, and the North.
STEAMER POcAHONTAS LEAVES
RICHMOND EVERY MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, AND FRI
DAY AT 100 A. NJ.
Electric-cars direct to wharf. Fare only
$40 and sl00 TO Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Old Point. and Newport News. Music
by a Grand Orehestrfon.
Freight received daily for above-named
places and all points in Eastern Virginia
and North Carolina
EDWARD e. BARNEY.
IRWIN wEIsIGER.
Superintendent
General ofiices: Planters Bank Build.
mg.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

pB- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace aud Madison str 81
Rev. ROBERT p. KERR. ID. D., Pastor.-Divine
service at IL 4. ". and \ p. VI. DR.. kerr VIII
also preach at Westminster ut +. NJ.
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naY.FJRST RAPTJST CHITRCU

RIb l. II > DAT llO1 OHo httl
BROAD aud Twelfth strects)-Rey. GEORGE
COOPER, ID. d., Pastor, will preach at II a. VI.
and j. NJ. Bible school at y.lo \. NJ. Is
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my STREET CHRIS.

TIAN CHURCH.-sunday school, $3.50 A. NJ,
Preaching Il A. NJ. and Z. VI. by the Pastor.
Rev. A. Il. MOORE. Prayer-meoting WgDSEs-
DAY NIGHT at O'Clock. IS
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my LEIGH.STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH Corner Twenty-6fth aud Leigh
s:rests)-Rcv. W. L. WRIGHT, Pastor.-Proachins
by the Pastor, SUNDAY. IL a. M.-text: "None
OF Us Liveih Unto Himself" T. M.-text /:
Tho Pleasures VI Sin ter a Season."
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SUGAR. ..... Ale


GRADUATED SUGAR. ...... Ale.
" Lght-Brown sugar.. .............. 81
Nhuc sugar.. .s.ss....'.
Arbuckie's Ariosa Coffee. per pound....... "a
Sugar-cured Shoulders, per pound.
sait Pork, per pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Coed Butter, per pound. ................... ~
Blacz-Eyed Peas. per quart. ...............
pounds Virginia Buckwheat ior. ......... 20
Nice Fat Aacksrel, per dozen. %
3 large Cans Thistle Tomatoes for...... %
3 Cans Best Corn Tor. ........... ........... 20
silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Flour, "a a barrel or pc a sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour 1915
barrel or 25c. a sack.
4 Pounds Dried Peaches for. ........ %
4 Pounds New Prunes for. %
Home mads Apple-Butter, per pound.
Pure Lard, per pound. ..................... 3
Sour Pickle, por gallon. Observation-Disclosures. 25
Home made Jelly. per pound. ............. A
Pure Sugar syrup, per gallon. 20
Now North Cercliaa hoe Herrlngs, l0c- q
dozen CT 81 halt barrel
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, per gal
Ion. ...................... 80
Good Mixed Tea, per pound. 20
Dfedbt IL
Price-iist mailed on application. Phone 3l6.
3. ULLMiNe SON.
de oT.deYSr 1S2O.l623 eusI Ain streer
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Hsy- OLD. MARKET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-Preaching at IL A. VI. ty
Rev. j. p. CANNON, ID. d., and at 7. NJ. by Rev.
NJ, ID. HOGR, ID. ID.
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SOUTHWARK
''''' STOPPING PLACE.

Nos. II. o. 46. s.. ON. ASH
stops. Nos - ana l5l stop On
stony Creek on signal. Nos OF.
IS stop on signal at Manch -ful
centralia. ana Chester SOS
81 Will stop Or signal at ai
Pullman Palace BuHef SlreI
all through trains. ON Train.
and % Sleeping-Cars between
md Ivncnhurg Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-27

Richmond 900 a NJ Norfolk ... I.i
Richmond SD l. NJ Norfolk ..f l
Norfolk ... y 80 \ ". Richmond
Norfolk O.. 49, L. ". 'llchmoui
The trains leaving Richmond
and Norfolk at T. NJ arc sD.l
tween these two points. ana
20 through without change ut
Trains leaving Richmond nt
and II so T.. 81 and arrlFls -
al $50 A NJ f.jO b. NJ mAh.
ectiou at Petersburg % ali '".
VILE Lynchburg and west
X. NJ StLLN. sup
r.. r. u. MYERS. General
Il. NJ. EMERSON Trlilc ~ u
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MEDICAL
TxDIES! CHICHESTER'S ENG
Brand) arc tho host. safe, reliable. Take no
other. Send -. lstaups> for Particular " Re-
lief fF Ladies 10 letter b return mall Al
druegkts CfiiCH ESTER CHEMICAL C0MPA.
ny, fniiadslphis- Pc % 1S-Th.Sadsaiy
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~ UNITARIAN OHURcH-RI

0EosgB L}oxARp cHAxsy, Pastor ssryicss N
Nc & II 4. y sasiss sckss( q 5 IN.
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l. ~ A. ~. SOJIlIELtN .AtI-....
Tor Dautllie.
MlustOu--. ltm. t.
Dangllle wiki tlt
ana Southwestern
Limited carrying
AsbcVliie aut D..
Columbia. A.-ari..
Jacksonville. ami
laVta. HirmNs HIla.
t Shreveport. NrW '
Memphis Conn" f
az Memphis aui -
for an points lu
California
Sleepefs Kichw.r
Dauvilie AMI Gf rr
1910 =. NJ. FAST NAIL. dau..
"a, Augusta, ana i....I
Connects ~ 1T
farmyllie and iOat.
road: al ksyeyiIr ..t
Vile. oxford. h"It,.
Durham. art 90 i.
for Durham. EA
Winston Salem Car.
ers nanyille O. C..
gusta, savannah. '.,
and Atlanta. ltr
iRnta 20 Birmlrlg''l
800 l.. II. LOCAL. daily. tND.l.
for Amelia tDlTtNUaa. ...
termediate points.
Train No. d. BID
daily except SunIaI.
passenger coach It'd
Courthouse. stops tt
ffaus
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
HIGH SCHOOL CLOSING.
An Interesting and Instructive Program
Presented-Aid d Good Cause.

/ The closing exercises Of the public
schools viii be held ia the opera house
Thursday evening June 81. For the
convenience OF those who wish to be
sure Of y seat, the chairs on the door will
be reserved for those who secure Tickets
which can be obtained forten cents each
by applying TO any Of the teachsrs or al
the store Of r. G. Smith, where the seats
will be reserved. The proceeds win be
used in purchasing apparatus for the
high school. The following 10 the pro.
gram:
The Flowers Welcome, seven giIs;
recitation, Whose boy am I, Sammy
Ginder; recitation, The small boy and
his string, Carl johnson; song, Jack
Frost, primary school; recitation. When
I'm o grown up lady, Della Sheridan;
recitation, Roguish Harry, Grace Mathe-
ney: flag song, eleven boys and girls; fan
drill, twelve girls; recitation, What
father says, Charlie johnson; recitation,
Advice TO boys, Leroy Farnham; broom
drill, eight boys and eight girls; recita-
ton, College oil cans, leila Webster;
duet, Who'll buy our pretty flowers,
Lissie Hewlett, Annie Sheridan; flag
drill, sixteen girls; defamation, Study
ing for the contest, Loren button: de-
clamation, Washington, Ralph Doescher;
song; recitation, Liberty, Daisy Mo
Cready; recitation, Samantha at the fair,
Mary Bliss; Instrumental duet, Mary
Mcdonald, Edith Bridges; recitation,
The logic of prohibition, AbDie Beards-
ley; recitation, How be saved st.
MIchael's, Edith Bridges; hoop drill,
sixteen girls; debate, Resolved that the
moral condition OF the world is better
today than eve before, affirmative,
Loren Blackman, Edna Scott; negative,
Beilknapp, Ellen Monty; club
drill; decision OF judges; America.
Though the program appears long, the
time will not be long az most Of the ex-
ercises are short.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
THE LAW.
Legal Points Concerning squatting on
the Milwaukee Lake Bed, North
of Wentworth.

The DAILY LEADER last Wednesday
published the news concerning squatters
taking possession of Milwaukee lake bed
north Of Wentworth, the water having
entirely subsidized. The matter coming
to the attention OF Judge John e. Car
land OF Sioux Falls, he expresses an
opinion favorable to the n of land
adjoining the lake bed, in substance, 90
follows:
The law undoubtedly 10 that where
the United States government conveys
land bounded by meander lines that the
grantee takes to the center OF the lake
or pond. The supreme court OF the
United Ut tee holds that this is the COM
mon law, and OF course the common law
ID IN force in this state. A case went up
TO the general land office from the Rapid
City district wherein certain parties fled
on . lake bed and the commissioner OF
the general land Office rejected the fling,
holding that it belonged to the parties
who had filed on the land which adioined
the lake bed. The courts held that they
will not lItigate the title Of land so long
as the government has not parted with
its title, SO that it persons owing land
adjoining this lake bed have Q patent,
and desire to protect their rights, they
should have q survey made OF the
amount Of land and q description OF the
same which they claim belongs to their
filing, The side lines OF the portion Of
the lake bed claimed by any settler,
would start from the outside lines OF his
regular filing and converge towards the
center until they come together ut the
center OF the lake bed. After this sur
W, is made 90 that the property can be
described, action can be commenced
against any person who is squatting on
the same for the purpose OF eiecting him
and at the same time settle. the title to
the land"
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NEWS coNpENsATlons.

n 2Ea&1 Fa % ~ .MNE#@% &&
Corey and Browne have been 70.
leased from Jail.
Electric cars were run for the 6rst
ine Sunday, at Green Bay, Wis.
Two members OF the graduating olaas
or baloit college were drowned While
oasning sat Lauderdale Lake.
"a collision between militia and
STRIKERS occurred In West Virginia
sunday. No serious results.
State superintendent Raab savs sha
average Cost Sog maintaining 4 pnnil N
the high schools OF Illinois Is $50. 81.
The two-honr schedule between Chi.
csgo and Mtlwaakee VIA successfuiIy
anaugurated Sunday By the Northwest.
err line. 80 II
The national section Of the Cadets .of
1emperance are holding their ANIMAL
convention I'm the Baptist church ~
Hoboksn, ". j.
AZ Glasgow ave women. including !
member Of the Salvation army. were
~suffocated In bed during the night by
an escape Of gas.
Lord R~oseberry has presented Ia
Hon. Thomas #. Bayard. United States
ambassador, q OF the plates Ladas
wore while running the Derby.
Riotous meetings. caused by protests
against the land tax, are reported from
the island OF Crete. A detachment 81
Turkish troops has been sent 10 Castelli.
The English combination or coal own
ere have decided 10 make d general re.
dncf1on OF 10 per cent in the wages of
minera: The later are organizing 90
resist the cut.
s.acnerd Groker, accompanied by his
aonss Richard Jr.. and Herbert. ssiled
On the steamship Umbria Tor Liverpool.
nearly ail summer.
Ohicials Of the World's Columbian
exposition have sent to the stockhoiderr
tae 10 Per cent dividert declared lat
Aaay. aggregating 800, 900. or this
sssm "a city of Chicago received ado 1t
M&HH. HNHl ES#&4 F-4sETNS 80 MISREPRESENTATION S% III
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12

From Paris the death lie announced ID
the last Observation-Disclosures. de Tersud-
OF Jean Bart. who lives In history as q
famous French c~orsair. his portrait be.
Ing still . common one ON village inn
sign posts Bart was. quite q romantic
character and earned the national graf.
itude by accepting acommission to fight
against the Dutch, though he had nc
connection with the French navy. Cap.
tured by the English, he made q daring
escape from Plymouth, which so en-.
hanced his reputation that Louis XIV
gave him q position In the navy and en-
powered him 20 wear the fower-de-luce
in his coat Of arma Nine. de Tersud.
whose maiden name was Melanie Bart,
was 70 years Of age.-London Globe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
6 -nnkyarrRs.

Il G&E@# E&H"E @N4#EH# #Ga#
There were many arrivals for the Al
vent camp ground to-day.
Weather report today: Tuesday nigh
and Wednesday probably light loca
showers.
The contract has been let TO construct
an overhanging porch on the south anc
west sides OF the Madison House.
Thos. Carey and family have taken
possession Of J. u. Fitzgerald's new
cottage. corner OF Egan avenue and
Stella street.
III. s.. Haskell has a neat stock OF gro.
ceries in the store formerly occupied by
Frank Baldwin on Center street west oil
the postofice.
A free lecture will be delivered In the
Norwegian language in the Christian
church this evening by o. N. Haugan.
Everybody invited.
The balloon Ia being made with which
to send up the dynamite cartridges In
the rain making experiment, but the ex-
plosives have not yet arrived.
commencement week OF Dakota Uni
versity at Mitchell will begin, Sunday
June II, 1894. the graduating exercises
taking place Thursday, june, p.
Chaa. Price and wife who have been.
visiting the latteris cousin, julius Smith,
OF Farmington township, for . week, re-
turned this afternoon to their home in
Dodge county, Wis.
Watertown Public Opinion, Q: Dr.
Fnnsrud returned Friday from Madi-
son, where he attended the graduating
exercises OF the state normal school.
The doctor was well pleased with the
apparent prosperity Of the school. !
Salem Special, o: w. r. Millham, of
Mitchell, organizer OF the Endowment
Rank X. p. OF the World, was in the
city Thursday and Friday and organized
an Endowment Rank In connection with
Pythias Lodge No. 60.
Hnronite, 8: The State Normal school
people set out to have . big time at the
9A commencement, and they had .it.
Their efforts were grandly seconded by
the people OF Madison, who have d very
commendable ambition to have this In
s~titution grow. The normal schools are
paying.
Sioux Falls Press. 10: The box elder
trees in this section are afflicted with
lice. These little pests attach themsel-
yes to the under side OF the leaves and
do their destructive business. They
the growth Of the teliage by cut
ting the surface OF the Leaf, which eau
pes it to sweat its juice or sap to such
an extent rs TO run OF into the ground
In many places the plank walks under.
meath the branches or these trees are
black and glossy from the dripping OF
The sap. A lack Of moisture In the
probably ls the cause for the
lice.
T&& E BHAyss4% - S.#4 F@@ AF 4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT sER.
a Swell Roston wedding Followed Dy q
Suicide


a Swell Roston Wedding Followed Dy q
suicide.
BOSTON, June l2.-A startling revela-
ton has just come Il light which in
wolves two of Boston's wealthiest
families and o marriage and suicide are
the principal features.
Last Thursday afternoon Miss Laura
WheelwrigAt. d&u liter Of John w.
Wheelwrizht of the firm OF Wheel
wright. Eldridge 81 Co, commission
merchants, WIS married to George Her.
bert Windler of Litton Hill, Surrey,
England, IN Kings chapel. this city, by
Rev. George Francis Peabody of Har-
ward.
Prior TO leaving her home the bride
received . letter from BENJAMIN F.
Cox, 80 years old, in which he said:
. cgnEst hear to live through your
wedding day.
The bride did not pay mach attention
to the letter and the wedding ceremony
took place. Later in the day the
friends Of Cox found him dead at his
home. He nd committed suicide. 1t
has inst transpired that Cox was
thoroughly in love with Miss Wheel.
wright, Int his feelings were not re-
ctprocated. The friends OF the de-
ceased did not want it said that he had
committed snicide. for they gave it out
that his death was from aspnyxiation.
The deceased was a graduate from Har-
ward TT and was a prominent member
IN b Boston Athletic association,
Puritan, Country and Eastern Yacht
elnhs *-.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
HTRms.
special Correspondence Of The Daly Leade,

Ma 4MI 4@Ay &@6&u&K. II
@. II. Marsh and family Of Del
Rapids visited Mr.. and Mrs. I. DsMerss.
mann Sunday,
The creamery is doing good work, the
number Of pounds being delivered each
day averages several thousand.
The attendance at the brown front
Sunday was large. Rev. Stump and
wife are earnest workers and their
efforts are appreciated by the people.
Misses Florence and May Cortes spent
Friday with Miss Hoppin, driving I'd
Madison Saturday In time Tor the north
bonnd train on their way to their home
In Huron.
Mrs. Jones reports q very pleasant
time at her brother Mat. Moran's we'd
ding which took place In Woonsockst,
June 9th. MIR. and Mira. Moran received
Q large number OF valuable presents:
both the young people being fayorites
in society.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
stare Alliance meeting.

The Annual Meeting OF Farmers AL.
lance and Industrial Union Of South
Dakota, will be bald at Woonsocket, 8.
ID, on June 96, n, 20.
Every local alliance il entitled 10 ons
delegate, and one additional for every
20 members Or major traction thereof.
Every county alliance one delegate. All
Alllance members in good standing win
be admitted 10 all sessions and have the
privilege OF the floor.
Reduced rates have been. obtained on
oil railroads, from all parts OF the state
and : special el per day rate at the
Merchants and Deleyan Hotels. Every
local Alliance II requested to send dele
gates and forward their names TO State
Secretary before June 10th.
j. II. Lowe, President,
Jos. MEYER, Secretary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
NEW MINISTER'S.
LDs.rsstins OrtiHaston ssvve.s a.

interesting O~rdiuatton ssvve.s y,
I,essss Aalnn.
sT. PETER. MINI. June l2.-Sa
was adsy OF great importance to
whole Lutheran church in America.
pecialiy 20 Augdstan synod. The
OF its ministers has Teen supplems.
with no less than 30 young, enefg
men. Three O'clock p. n. was Il.
hour appointed for ordination seryits.
but long before that time psopte began
20 assemble outside the Swedish Luth,
eran church. waiting for the doors ID
open 90 they might get I'm. It did not
take quarter Of IN hour before ever
esat In the spacious church svas oceu,
pied. Rev. DR.. Sward, president Of thu
synod, assisted by the ministers OF ths
Aynod, performed the ordination.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
MElnera nnrn Treatla.

NEW PHEEApRrPHIA, O., june IA
Miners burned over 100 feet oe trestle
ion the Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheel
ms railroad ak Goshen, three mile
1sonfh Of here. They threatened ID mi
fwo bridge guards who ran here and
alarmed the operator. BsidRamen
called from Ulrichsyille repaired 81
frsstla Sheriff Adams has ben Al.
pealed % 10 guard the bridges II Md
vale and Sgrassburg.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
arEms.

. o..
Gen. Beadle went TO Lake Preston By
the afternoon train.
John O'Brien went to AUSTIN on q
Mail Agent Webster win run into St
Paul tonight, returning after o day OF
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. e. Baldwin drove to
Mitchell 70 witness the assembled hosts
OF populisfn.
Howard Clark has returned for the
summer vacation from his studies ut the
University OF Minnesota.
Mrs. 8. 1T. Clair who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Besrman, returned 10
her home at Spirit Lake. Iowa.
Landlord Chaphe OF che Lake Park
went 10 Sioux Falls. The Office or the
Lake Park 10 undergoing a thorough
renovating.
Miss Harvey who has been teaching
at Howard spent q few hours 10 day with
her sister, q teacher in this city, as the
former passed TO her home at Willow
Lake.
Mr.. Smythe, brother Of City Engineer
Smythe, arrived from Woonsocket to
take charge Of the oil and -four business,
Mr.. DeCou's health failing him SER
ionsly.
Mrs y. j. Fitzgerald and daughter
Eva, and Mrs. M. W. DAILY and little
daughter departed Tor q two weeks visit
with friends 1t Cresco and other Iowa
! points.
Mrs. w. j. Cleveland went TO Howard
sis afternoon in response Co d telegram
stating that Mrs. Leiby, well known In
this CITY, bad become the hsppy mother
or q little girl.
Geo Ackley started out yesterday on
his wheel to distribute Chautanqua pro-
grams 10 leading cities of the state, 90.
ing via Howard, Woonsocket, Aberdeen:
thence 20 Mitchell. Yankson and the
cities OF the south. Supplies will DO
Forwarded 70 him at each OF the promi-
nent points.
Arrivals at the Madison House: j. b.
Jones, Sioux Falls; w. Il Hutohens, ST.
faul; 6. r Dibble, Thos. German, Aus
tin; 3. d. Lucas, Chicago; a. j. Smith,
Sioux Falls; VIM. Brown, Huron; John
hurry, Pierre; n. M. Jones, Sioux Fails;
Curtis johnson, River Falls, Wis.;
Clarence Stetson, Baraboo, wis.
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Eareman's Meetans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
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R.vNs Ont Of Bank.

WICHITA Kan, june IA heavy
rain storm has put Ill creeks and Z. yers
out OF their banks. and much OF the
country 10 flooded. The Missouri Pa.
cihc track tetWeen here and Ed Dorado
y washed out, the 'Friaco track il
washed ont between here and Augusta.
Cowskin river overfiowed its banks and
the entire valley is under water.