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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15
FACTS FOR FARMERS.
ABOUT THE INSTITUTES.
THE SUCCESSFUL FARMER THE
ONE WHO STUDIES.

3airy Notes, Answers to Correspond
ents, and Miscellaneous Information
to Stock-Breeders and Agriculturists
IN General-A Good and Simple Anti
Rabbit Wash.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15
ASNALL-POX REMEDY
LOW THE 'PITTING" EFFECT
MAY BE AVERTED.
RED LIGHT MOST USEFUL IN
THE TREATMENT.

Results Of Modern Experiments with
an Old System of Treatment-The
Process an Ancient one-Dangers
Which Threaten Childrken Who Are
Allowed to Play in Public Places.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15

books. l write to add to the sugges
tons, or rather to give my way OF
doing it. On one farm 1 am justified
! by the magnitude OF the business to
keep a Set of double-entry books: take
Oft balance sheet once a month. an
inventory once a year, and close I'D
the years work by balancing I'D the
operating account and profit and loss
This work small farmers will not do
and the operations in most cases do
not justify it. On another farm l keep
three accounts-Improvem Capital
and Current Expenses. Under the first
charge any real Improvement; for in
stance, a new building. The second
covers all property carried from Year
to year, such as team, implements, etc.
The third is the most important, as it
covers labor, repairs TO buildings and
all other repairs, no matter what
fencing, taxes, insurance, etc.
On the other side are the sales which
are to cover all that has been done
If any farmer who has never kept ac-
counts will do this for one year, and
s interested in it, he can at the end of
The year take an inventory and see
low he comes out; and if he is further
Interested, he can separate his current
expenses and see what he has spent
or labor, fertilizers, groceries, educa-
ion and what not, and the sales from
ZACH crop or source can be footed sep
lrately, so as to shape his course for
mother year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15

Feeding Calves. What kinds of feed
can l use to provide skim-milk with
sufficient butter fats to fit young
calves for veal? Would notvlike to feed
anything that is worth as much as
the cream for butter, as economy Is
necessary. How much can l feed in
safety? (Answer-We recommend flax
seed jelly to put the fat back into
skim-milk cheaply and effecrually. Boil
flaxseed for twenty minutes in six
times its bulk of water, when it forms
thin jelly, which is mixed with the
warm skim milk. When a calf is
weaned, or taken from its dam, take,
say 4 quarts warm skim milk, and for
such young calf you begin by stir
ring into the warm Skim-milk two Ia
; blcspoonfuls of this jelly and one
spoonful Of fine bran or middlingS. You
increase the jelly and bran one spoon
full every two days until you have a
gill. This will do-that is, one gill Of
the jelly and one gill of fine bran or
middlings for the first three weeks at
each feed, The fourth week use half
pint of the jelly and one gill Of fine
bran or middlings. We have had
skfllful feeders who would raise a fine
calf In this way as If fed on fresh
milk. When skillfully handled the calf
will be less likely to scour than if fed
upon skim-milk in the ordinary way.
The second month the bran or mid
hngs is gradually increased and calf
is given hay to chew, and the best
feeders mix the bran with little cut
hay-mixing In also the jelly. If the
calf is to be raised, other foods may
be added.)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15

An Anti-Rabbit WaSh.-To prevent
rabbits from eating the bark off your
trees, put L gallons of water into a
aaldron, and add the following: 3
pounds waste tobacco stems, l pound
sulphur, 3 pounds old fat, pounds
rosin. 1 quart pine tar, quart kerosene,
l pail blood. Boil all together for one
hour, stirring frequently. Beat the
blood and kerosene well together be-
fore putting them in. If mixture is
too thin, add little dry wood ashes.
Apply with whitewash brush while
warm, three feet high on tree; this
will last six months.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15

Pigs Dying.-We have recently lost
several sucking pigs in a peculiar man
ner. They appear to be in good con-
dition. The disease affects the breath
ing, something like thumps in horses,
and pig usually dies in about twenty
four hours. The SOW is fed with skim
milk and corn. (Answer-Give two
drops of the following mixture every
two hours: HON. tincture bryonia, 2
dr.; HON. tincture arsenicum, 4 dr.;
mix
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15

Feeding Calf. Would you kindly ad-
wise the quantity of skim-milk we
should feed a week-old colt, and how
often? Would you advise using flax
seed tea with the milk, and how much?
How soon could we begin to feed it q
little wheat bran? (Answer-WhOle
fiaXseed cooked in water and the milk
may be given in equal guam tiies-half
pound of seed cooked in 3 quarts of
water until the seed is well softened,
say half to three-quarters of an hour.
Feed every two or three hours. In
three Or four weeks some bran or
middlings may be stirred into the
above mixture)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15

Farm Bookkeeping have read
several articles about farmers keeping
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-15

A regular routine in clarifying id
one of the essentials.
The man who thinks he has arrived
at a state of perfection is very far
from it.
This routine should not be an I'M
changeable one, but one subject to
improvements.
All dairymen can't use the same
methods because conditions vary ON
different farms.
Progressive dairymen are ready to
try new things; if they prove to be
better than the old ones they adopt
them.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Observation-Disclosures.
0te foI0enben Observation-Disclosures n

0te fol8enben Observation-Disclosures muir
ben 9eitern GuS9elteut:
9. Sc. 8eterlOn, 6retit0figes 2aDen un6
observation-disclosures nit 8aiement, 1879
6aLite6tr., DeroniAla9t auf $4,000; Sones
3it0d. 2a6en unb 8aditetn>@ obnbaus nit
80iement, 1893 Southport QtDe., $4,000
s. 8en6eL, 3it0d. 8aditetn@2 8Obn6auS nit
8alement, 1884 Jteta Ctr, $4,000; 6. 6.
Sinclair, 3it0d. 8adteinz@ obnbaus nit
8aiement, 620-22 Oeontroie 8Lbb.
$4,000; s. so. MarleD, 2ftOd. 6Ol8sBobn=
baus, 11949 Ganalitr., $2500; Or. 9terce,
3it0d. 8aditetnzQ8 Obnbaus nit 8oiement,
346 Brinceton QtDe., $4,000; 8. 8enion,
2itid. 8afiteinz@ obnbaus nit 8aiement,
60O3 Morsanitr, $25OO; 8. 90. 8aImer,
2itOd. 8aditetnz8 obnbaus nit 8aiement,
1119 GentraL 8art QtDe., $500; Sobu
TGabert0, 2itOd. 8adtetn7B Obnbaus mil
Statement, 1886 2opeitr., $500; 8.
Qutrt, 3ft0d. 8aGitetnz QppGrtementz &C.
bGu6e NIT 8alement, 1O96-98 0albtngs
8lpo., $50 1000; 81. $. GbomaS, 2it0d.
8odfteinzW obnbaus nit 8aiement, 800
@aInutltr. 1900.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Die ftd0ttfhen finansen.

3niI9en benz W}apor, Dem Comptroller
nnO Dem alderman Mabben, benz 8Dr1iber
beS itdOtif9en Stnon3comttes, fanb geitern
cine @onferen3 itatt, in pel6er bef9toHen
tpuroe, baB auf ale 6dUe Die Poli3titen unb
Seuertpebleute ibre gfobemberge6Glter nod
bpr Wetbna6ten au5ge3a6lt erbalten IpGen.
Die @ldubiger Der Stabt, nomentlt3 Iol6e,
Die gr0Bere 8etrdge gu er6alten 6aben, tperz
ben bis na4 Neujabr auf t6r @eIb gu mar
ten BADEN, bd ale eingebenben @eloer 5uz
nG4it CUR M~us3ablung Der @e6Glter Der
itG6tti3en Nngetelten beripenbet tperben
foQen. Ser Mopor unb NIb. Mobben tperz
ben Derfuben, bic n0t6tgen @elbmitel 3u
bef9dffen, bamtt tpenn m09lt9, IGmmtltbe
itGotti4en NngeteIten ibr @ebalt nod Dor
Wetbna3ten au8be3a6lt er6alten.
NlD, 6otpeQ bon Der 80. War6 er6ielt
geitern bon Comptroller Sones ben 8e16et0,
bdB Die Stabt betbem gegentpGrtigen unqiinz
fttgen StotDe tbrer 5tnan3en ni6t DQran
6enten t0nne, in South G6tcago cine neue
Yumptation etn3uri4ten unb bieIel6e burd
cine 243Dllige 2ettung8rObre nit Der Dump
itotton an Der Is, StraBe at p~erbtnben.
Sn Der Sfftce be5 StabtzGpQettor8 GIN
gen geftern nun etrpd $4,000 an @irtbz
Neutrality-suspicious. Elm, 9egen iiber &c.,
900 am Sage DOr6er,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Die Reform Ser DoIisei.

Die 8oli3ei>G OmmiHion, beren Mttg1iez
Der bic 0erren Gla, 6amltne unD 3uben8 qez
tern benz WapDr f9riftIi8 an3eigten, baB fte
Die @%rnennung gu N}itgliebern Der permaz
ne1ten GDmnli35tOn a%nne6men, mtrb 5ofort
na9 8ertagung Der @er1ammlung Der Gt=
b%tlDtent : gtefDrmlt9a, an beren StBungen
9err @la t6etlntmmt, an Die Mrbeit qe6en.
Die er1 item 4ufgaben Der Gpmmtfiipn tperben
BE iet1, ftA 81 Drganifiren unb Damn Die
MitgGteber Der 8rifunqsz Gommtfiton, fopie
bic N}ttglieoer Der Poli3etzl1nter iu3ungSbez
boroe gu ernennen, 0teIe @%rnennunqen
mullen fe4r balD geI9eben, benn Die BON Der
Polt3etz@ommiffion enttpprfenen &eQulattoz
men it1b bereitS in &raft unb 9pli3etz@6ef
8renr1an bat nt9t me6r bic Md8t, neue
pplt3t1te11 gu ernennen, pber 8ef0rberungen
uno Gntla1 ungen gu Derfigen, mte AUDI bic
Alltorttdt Des bt86ertgen Yoli3ei : Inter
1u9ungSrat6s nit Der Mnna6me Der neuen
Jte9ulottonen erloiben lit.
9ept1e Mloermen f9einen 3u Der bef6Ipf<
1enen Heform Der poli3et cine fein6IeliQe
Stelung etnnebmen au nolen. Mdn
bral!4t it9 bariiber nt9t at punbern, benin
eS TT ia betdnnt, baB g~etoife Mlbermen in
Der A5Dlt3et tbrer be3m. WarD ntQtoe Merfz
3eu9e tarOen, tDel9e i6nen Bel Der @rlQnouno
IIQrer gtomtnattonen un0 BEL on6eren Sc
ie9enbetten quite 9ienite l~eiiteten. 0iefe @lz
oer1le1t uno etnige amber 8olitifer olei6en
S9ldges perDen aber DoralS7t9tli6 6te@inz
3t9e1t 1etn, Die nit Der 2oSl01unq Der 8pliaef
BON Der Poltttt ni3t bon 6eraea einberftqnz
ben 5tnb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Stdoti1bes.
2luf Seben un6 Goo.
Der3weifeIter Kampf 5weier mdnner in
etnem 6oteI an DER uorosGIarftro6e.

Mus etnem inn bterten Stod be8 9otels
Nprmanbie, go, Is unb II N,GlarttraBe,
befinbli4em 3tmmer ert0nte geitern &beno
tur3 na4 6 1br piiiter &fesldrm. DIS
ei1ige 8oriibergebenbe 3u benz betreffenOen
5en1ter i'm Dterten Stod 6tnauf6ltdten, gez
tpa6rten fie 3pet mdnnli3e @eitalten, pel4e
in einm &ingtampFe auf 2eben unb Sob
begrtffen 3u 5etn i4tenen. 0o9 mar Der
8ampf Elm unglet3er, 0d elmer Der WfGn=
ner faIt nm einen &Dpf gr0Ber mar, alS Der
anbere unb auc9 in 1etnem &Drperbau Elm
6iibne mar i'm @erglei9 gu Tei1em I9mG3<
ttqen MtberIa9er. MQein benz QeBteren
ihien Die 8er5petflung bOppelte 8raft gu
geben unb 70 pDgte Der &f bin unb FER,
obne baB @tner pber Der Mnbere bieOberz
banb at qeptnnen bermo6te. @nbli9 aber,
nad6 8erlauf einiger Minuten, ipd6renb
pelden cine unterbeiien auf Der StraBe 3uz
fammengelaufene Menge NIT atbemloler
Spannung Dem gan3en S9aufptel gut
f4aute, i9tenen bes &leineren &rGfte 81
f9Dinben unb Domtt au1, tpie man BON
unten git bemerten glaubte, fem Wtutb, BENIN
er fling an al tpetnen unD berfu9te 1t9 aus
ben Mrmen ieines Miberia9er8 gu befreien,
NQein, btefer mar ni9t %ge1onnen, SrieDen gu
i4lteBen. Gr padte 3et1en @egner pl0Bli9
nit beiDen 9Gnben unb trug i'm na4 Dem
Offenen Seniter.
Sin S3ret beS @nt1eBens entrang it6
Der unten ~Deriammelten Menge! 9tD9 einen
Wtoment urlb man niirbe Nugen3euge elmer
grGBli9en Mprbt6Qt ietn, man tpiirbe 3uz
ie6en miiiien, pie Elm damn faltbliitiq auf
benz StraBenpflaiter Dpr ben Mugen offer
3eri6mettert ipiirbe. 9a getpa6rte man aber,
DaB Der feline N&ann, Deiien S3idial beretts
6eIiegelt al fein i9ten, itb nit 8einen unb
Nrmen gegen Die Senterbriitung itemmte,
70 DAP Der MnDere i'm ni9t binbur63u=
%5tpGngen Dermo9te, SSebt mar Dtelei9t
nod Gettung mDglt9, urb in pentgen
Mugenbltden Ttitrmten a19 berett8 59Dr
Elm 0uBenb M}Gnner BON unten btnduf
nd9 Dem ber6dngniBpo1en Simmer. 9ie
S6tir, tpel3e Der 3lDffen mar, lpur0e etnge=
treten, uno pGbrenD bic unten 8erI dmmelten
f3on glaubten, DeS tleinen &Gmpfers leBter
Mugenbltd lei getommen, legten 1t6 Elm
9uber0 trdfttger Mdnnerarne I'm ben 80rz
per oeS Mn0eren, rtfen tbn bonn Sen tier meg
unD marfen i'm gu 8oben. Mabr19etnlif
ipGre es linn auBerbem nod re6t ber3ltd
f3le9t ergangen, iDenn ni9t me6rere YDltz
5tten iDfort 9tn3ugetommen tpGren unb i'm,
fpDie feinen 8egner, Der it9 nod INNER
nt3t BON fetner fur4tbdren @ufre9ung err
bolt bate, in 9aft genpmmen bitten. Nuf
Der Sf Gbicago Mbe.z Stattpn nannte 1id
Der 8r0Bere @bmarb 90. 9iu, CAB an go.
382 @abaf6 Mbe. 3u po6nen, unb bebaup=
tete BON benz Nnberer, Der eoSuliu8 @ttlinqer
beiBt, un0 213 80. StrdBe tpp6nt, beItoblen
lDprDen I'll fein. WuS 0iefem @rrnbe MIR
bdtte er ben tleinen &erI, ben er i~ibrigens
gut femme, 10 mtBbanoelt. SSn Dem 3imz
mer, tpo Der &f itattfanb, fanb man
a13 einen &ebolber, Der bermut6li9 0tQ
gebDrte, uno 9laubt man, buB Der gan3e
8ampf it3 Inn oas @rGangen Der @affe
Drebte.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
boco's furirt.

OoB 6Do6's SariaporiQa furirt, 1T meber
cine mitiitse NOD ibertriebene 8ebauptung
let11er Gi9entbtmer. W%ittbetlun9e11 pom
&auieneen Slatbpiirbiser PerioueH beitatt=
gen, 5aB 6oob's furirt.
9So6's PtIIeu fSrbern Die 8er6ouune.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
5oI9en elmer Spree"
Der 2opofat meuburne aus Geras no
oct i'm Rauf9 3pei Seute onr6 Repolz
peri6tne uno miro perhaftet.

Ser MbDotat Robert 9. @eGborne alts
6enrietta, Slap g., Seras, traf geitern
Wtorgen bier etn, na6m in benz PdlmerQoule
@obnung unb I9rteb in oaS Sremoenregtz
iter ben Namen 81. g.. @ilfon" aus Nem
Orleans. @etern Mbenb betrat er in fart
on~qetrunfenem 3uitanbe Die Grbgef6oB=
mirtb16uft bon S. s. 6anfen, 249 @lart
StroBe. Se6r balb gerietb er nit me6reren
Der @Gfte in @treit unb er berlieB 59liaB=
li6 Die 8irt619aft nit ben drgerlihen @orz
ten: nsSSn etnem 2ptal bteIer Sorte erlaube
i9 Niemanb iiber meine Jrau gu 1preben,"
@r ftieg einige Stufen Der Sreppe empOr,
bGteb aber bann fteben, 3og elm Nott3bud
aus Der Saf9e unb begann ben Namen Des
Wirt6eS bon benz S6tlb gu copren. Wdbz
renb er f@rieb, eri6ten Der S6dntpGrter
0ctabius Selpig auf Der Sreppe uno RIB
inn bas Noti3bu9 aus Der 0anb. 9arii=
Der lpurbe WeIburre 10 tpiit6enb, baB er
feinen &eboloer berbor3og unb blinblings
einen S6uB auf Selpig abfeuere. Dieter
bra9 faft unter benz Seuer 3uIammlen, rolte
Die Sreppe binab unb bleb unten blutet1o
liegen. Ote &ugel bate i'm i'm 6interfppf
getroffen, Meuborne entflob, gefO(gt 0on
llleVtSttIl NtHlel ulu IltI DeI III utIll Olule~
9otet getegenen Mtrtbi6aft 81. @6e er
jebo9 bort %etntrat, ponbte er ft6 I'm, unb
feuerte eiren 99uB ouf feline 8erfolger a6.
Die &ugel traf einen Mdnn, Nalnens Ielz
on @unb, bon 1898 Mtltpautee Noe. in bic
linte @9ulter urb audi bie1er 1ant blutenb
auT benz @ettentpege nieber.
eSSn bteIem Mugenbltde er16ie1en Die YD=
tighten 8ople unb &torban, Die an Der @de
Der 8an 8uren urb @lart @troBe ~getanben
batten. WiQ6urne mar berf9munben, bo6
auf Der StraBe itanben b%unberte bon Menz
f9en unb BON auen Setten nurben tpilbe
9ro6ungen gegen ben @4teBbolb lalt, Die
POli3iiten brangen in bic @irtbf9aft Elm
unb fanben na9 ldngerem @u9en Mellborne
auf Dem Mborte Der tedt, Gr tpurbe berz
baftet unb na6 Der 9arrifOn StraBenz@ta
tim ge6ra6t. SeGbtg unO SunO, bic 8etbe
ni9t gefdbrli9 berpunbet finb, tpurben na9
tbren NObnungen iiberfiibrt. @rfterer err
tldrte, baB 8elborne obne ieoen 9runb auf
i'm gef6ofen babe,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Der Tunnel unfau.
mte Perr perFes oen 8ehoroen oen Wint
aus oen Seeeln nimmt.

Ser Snquet iiber bic beioen Opfer,
peG6e BEL benz unfaG i'm @afbtngton Ctr
Sunnel tbr 2eben einbiiBten, tpurbe geftern
bonn Coroner Big gum nd9ften Mtttpo6
berf3o6en. Nber felbft, tpenn er ge1tern 1tatt=
gefunben bate, nGreen bic 3eugen Der
StraBenbobn bpq3dblig 3ugegen genefen,
g8t3t periger als 6 Mdnner tpdren anpefenb
uno berett, Elm gutes Mprt fir Die StroBenz
balm etn3ulegen. Sn bte1er 8e3iebung itnb
Die gorporattonen ben 8eb0rben iiber6aupt
be6eutenb iiber. Sobalb Elm l1nfa4 gemelbet
tptro, itnO au9 bic Mgenten Der betr, Ge1elz
fboft 19on our Steue, Mtan fagt, baB 8az
ron gerteS in biefer 8~e3ie6ung gan3 8pr@
3iiglt9eS leiiten foa. SSn ben metten SGlen
geltngt es ben Mgenten, bur9 baares 9elb
bte SADIE bet3ulegen unb iie aus ben 9eri9=
ten fort 81 balten. @u9 1tnb Die Nnge1telten
angetpteien, Die Namen aler 3eugen ouf5u=
I6retben. Wenn man cine fol9e f6neQe
po6lorgani1irte Wirt1amfeit in8etra9t 3ie6t
unb ite NIT benz langiamen unb 1e6r bGuftg
tpenig fDitematii 9en 8Orge6en Der 8eb0rben
berglet4t, Dann BART man it9 nidt punbern,
tpenn Die 8eb0rben in ben met1ten SdIen ben
&iir3eren 3ieben. G6e bic PDlt3et i'm Stanbe
mar, Die Namen Der 8erlebten unb 3eugen in
@rfabrung gu brtngen, bate Die @traBen=
balm : 8eieuf9aft ale @erlebten na9 i6ren
MObnungen befOrbert uno eine ooGI tdnbige
Site Der 3eugen.
NlO, Mabben, Der republttani19e MoDorsz
@anbi0at, bat cine @erOrOnung CUR 8eguz
lirung Der Sunnel0ur3fabrt enttporfen, tpoz
nab in 3utunft elm 8reifpagen erit Dann in
ben Sunnel fa6ren bari, penn Der bprausz
fabrenbe 8a9en bic tiefte SteGe bes Sum
nels bereits paitrt bat,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13

mGbremS Siefer @ode eHertren tpir
~ senhen mebr Bber lueuiQer gebraubten
gu frab8eitt9er Yei9ttsung 1T freunott9it Ell
$2oo-Gbaie Upright. S150-JiI6er upri
$I65-@aIbburn Upright. $125-9inbemau G
Sll0-BiloA Upright. $400-81abe upri
$34o-Steiumop upriQbt. S305-GteiumaD Il
$l9o-MaIbburu Upright. S75-&btderiuQ G
$l75-Sii1er Upright. S125-gu9liIl WtO
$l50-&n9el upri9bt. $300-Stetnlpae I
$175-s(ep England lpr't. $3Q0-&btdering |
$225-Gtobie & 9on upr't. $150-GmeriDu lit
S225-Selpctt Upright. $125-BoRer 9qu'
$275-6onet g. 9apiS APT. $85-90aet & gu
$275-6aseItDu Upright. $3.50 9onet q
$375-Gbideriu9 8rano. $125-Stioert Squ
$35e-Rnabe Upright. s100-8igbte Squt
$375-5teinpap Upright. s400-SteinlpaD !
S375-Enabe Upright. S270-Stetnm0D Il
$400-6teinlpo1 8rono. S75-Gjmbaa 60
$5o-8aIe q So. Squnre. 11n0 piele onbere.
SIN moberner 5tubI unb cine pai1crbc 3ede
ieApu1 RetailsIioun eiuopIfhIDffeu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13

Tro9t Gnren Grocer mad rg5e Settler
q Sun9e SOS" vQuater 8rob6, bos
?9madRattelte p5Ome Mabe 8roo1. bas
1e bon elmer 866eret g~sItefert tuur6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13

@er 2lrbeiter trgenb meI6er 2lrt braubt,
Ser ibide cine Qtn8etge an bas Qbenbblatt.
8retS 10 Gents, menn nibt mebr ais 10
M0rter, ieoes nettere Wort l Sent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-11

return On regular trains Monday. it the
parties did not return by the excursion
trian Saturday evening.
Owing TO the sultry atmosphere, else
where. strong breeze and pleasant COM
pany, the twenty or more swimmers who
went across the lake In the sail boats
today had most delightful trip, Water
10 about all that anyone longs fr such
weather. I.
The school OF patriotism organized
yesterday with twenty members and
planned for future work and entertain.
ment. Company A. with Geo. Kephart
as captain was formed for drill purposes
and at 2 p. m. today q session OF the
school was held. Mrs. tranmer and
Evangelist Thompson addressed the
school and q general discussion Of pat.
ritotic subjects was taken up. The
practice OF patriotic songs will be con
Quoted by Prof. Lee Kratz and Prof
Dempster will give instruction in recita
tions, slautes and detail work.
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SOME / LAY TALK.
Strikers at Sacramento Said to Be
contemplating Resistance 70 !.
United States Troops
They. Are Quietly Armiug Themselves
and Are Said TO Possess
- 400 Guns. -.
Troops Leave San francisco With
Plenty-of Ammunition and "
Battery or Two.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, July ll.-Start-
hing information was received soon
after midnight to the effect that martial
law would be proclaimed at three
o'clock D. m. This would indicate that
tho regulars are on their way 30 this
city 20 disperae the strikers. The state
naent that martial law win be pro-
claimed here caused the widest excite
msnt, The strikers are quietly armins
themselves and are prepared to resist
amy effort 70 disperse them. A promi-
nent striker informed an Associated
Preas representative that il any attempt
waa made to bring the regulars. ..
bleed Wisi sarelv Flow. Z
Guards have teen stationed along the
river bank to warn the strikers of the
approach of. steamers carrying the reg
ularas There 10 no doubt that IL the
rsgulars reach here during the day, a
bloody conflict i inevitable. AZ near
90 can TO ascertained, the strikers are In
possession of about !. 400 rifiea and are
prepared for 4 long siege. Harry Knox.
chairman OF the medi iation COMMITTEES,
declares that the strikers were not ianx-
ious TO shed blood. but they would re-
sist any attempts OF the regulars to
drive them fram the depot
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WarA slamcIuIaes.

The republican electors Of the several
wards Of the city OF Madison are re
quested to meet ip caucus Friday eve
ming, July ID, at s o'clock. 70 elect dele-
gates to the county convention TO be held
July n, an follows:
First ward. w. Goff. chairman.
At the court house. Eight delegates.
Second ward. r. Stahl. chairman.
Al the city hall. Six delegates.
Third ward -. A. Bergstreser, chair.
man. At Smythe's feed store. Seven
delegates.
Fourth ward Henry Cuisine, chair
man. At Scott & Sheridan's Office
Three delegates.
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Reselu buttons.

Whereas, it has pleased the Supreme
Ruler Of the Universe TO remove from
o ir ranks our esteemed Nsighbor, Luke
Wessell; and, #
Whereas, we believe it to be just and
appropriate TO pay suitable respect to
his memory.
Therefore, be ID Resolved, That while
bowling in humble Submission to the will
OF an allwise Creator, we none the iess
mourn The loss or our nelghbor who was
ever ready 10 lend the voice OF sympathy
and the hand OF assistance TO all In need.
, Resolved, That by the decease Of
Neighbor Wessell the wife has lost q
kind, faithful and loving husband, their
little son loving and intelligent father,
our Camp aE honored and efficient mem
ber, and the community an esteemed
citizen.
Resolved, That onr tenderest gym.
pathy 10 extended Co tho family and rsla.
tlves who are thus called upon 10 mourn
his death and recommend them for con-
solation to .him who doeth all things
well and whose chastissments are sent
In mercy. I
1 Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tions. he presented to the wife Of our de-
ceased Nsighbor, That copy be hand
cd 10 the CITY papers, and that they also
be spread upon the records of our Camp.
II. RI VAN SLxKE,
@. III. RoBEKrs,
Il. j. CORCoRAN,
Committee.