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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-12
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Chicago. Miiwankse b 81. Pant ~tsailway, which
took affect, Sunday. May ~. 1884
TRA1Ne sa0fNG RAeT.
Passenger, N0s a, departs 1850 o. m.
RFeighAs No. 90, dSpNEts es46n. "a.
Frslght, No. IA, departs. I'D p. M.
TEAaMe a0fMG wBsTt
Passenger, NOS, departs 3.0b p. "a. @
Ffeights No. VI, departs y 100 Am. .
TRAINe PMum TEE East.
Passenger, No. q, AERixee 500 p. N,
Freight, No. IN, arrives 4:H5a .. m.
Freight, No. 90, arrives 8 90 p. m.
TRAEife RnoM THE WEST.
Passenger, No. i, arrives II :45 q. m.
Freight, No. g6, arrives 5 40 p. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers: but
fIeights only when passengers are provided with
tickets. Ma4&444sa.5
Passenger trains going east make connection
~ Rgan Tor ail points south, and passenger train
goinR vest % WOCnaockes for al pOinte north.
r MADISON "a BRSsToL. LINZ
Passenger going north. departs 3.tSp.m IN.
Passenger from north arrives, II 30 q. m.
gNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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A woman or b man with d careful ex-
preston and manner of repoes always
looks pears younger than the birth req
lister gives ont.
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Our EAar ssars On Tursev.

Professor bralim Hakkd Bey. who
was the Turkish commissioner &c the
Chicago exhibition, has ccrnc back SO
inccnlated with libeEnl ideas that his
Eecent lectures hare created . stir In
government eirule& Constantinople
Letter.
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Instances Of extreme old age are moro
common among those who exercise thea
selves with gardening than I'M any other
employment,
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this evening, June 18th at s O'Clock
for purpose Of taking action Fourth OF
July parade. Also to organize Hose
company. All members must be present
to receive their certificates Of member
ship at this meeting Or be interviewed by
the street commissioner in the near
future. WV. RAE, President.
FL. w. Johns asbestos liquid paint ID
the best, and as il covers more surface
to the gallon and lasts longer than other
paint, Ii liz the cheapest.
JoHNsoN Bios. g Co.
Lost-a coat, leave at PattersoE's
Office.
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All fireman are requested 70 attend d
meeting Of the Madison Ere department,
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Lost-a coat, leave at Pattersor's
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
SBASoNABLE HINTS.

Be specially careful Of drsughts and sudden
changes.
DO not overworh ;of what use is wealth with
out health
Keep your feet dry. but do not wear rub
befs all the tine.
Dress warmly, but not heavily. Woolen
clothing that permits the exhhlations Of the
body 70 escape Is be.t Remember that the
pores Of your skin when IN health, are always
open ana that closing them causes sickness.
Eathcartly, but not too much greasy food.
It Is a mistake to suppose that fat TODD con
tains the most vitality
| II sou feel chilly at any timetake some pure
stimnlant at ones and remember that nothing
| for this purpose Is equal 70 pure whiskey.
Bear in mind that Duny's Pure Malt Is the
| purest the best and Ia fact the only medical
whlskey upon the market and has the highest
recommendation.
/ DO not call the doctor for every slight all
ment. II you have cold, feel depressed and
lack appetite and yigor, You need something
10 tone and build up the system. Nothing will
do this SO readily as the pure article we hav,
mentioned.
DO not be deceived by any druggist or gro
Ger however earnestly he may argue with OF
that some other Is just rs glod.n There Il
nothing on the market equal TO Duhy's puri
| Malt.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
ORGANIZED sTRANeLERs.
Two Deaths In Denver Point to Such
Gang.

Two Deaths In Denver Point to Such u
Gang.
DENVER Oct. 3i.-Tho autopsy in the
case of Marie Contassiot. the French.
woman who was found apparently stran.
gled TO death early Sunday morning,
leaves her death still mystery. The
ooroners jury can only decide whether
she was murdered or not.
1t Is said there Is a secret society on
Market street known as the Macquereaux,
composed of Frenohmen, who bring wom-
en- from France, they agreeing to pay a
percentage to this society. It Is also said
that the members banded themselves to.
gethar under the high sounding name OF
Les Chevaliers d Amour.
The police believe this organization il
responsible for tho death Of Lena Taper,
who was strangled in nearly the same
way as was Marie Contassolt in the same
vicinity short time ago.
Recently a woman came TO the chief oi
police and asked to be protected against
a lot Of Frenchmen, who were trying te
drive her from the street. She said mem
bers Of the Maequereaux were trying tC
persecute her because she refused to joir
their organization.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Hnr Hannx Rlrthdar.

Miss Gsorgetta DeLoraine Kline, opor-
ator at the Clayton House. celebrated
her birthday last night at her home In
Chester The time was spent in very
enjoyable manner in music, games, and
other social features Miss Kline re-
ceived q number handsome gifts in honor
of the occasion.
The participants in the evenings en-
joyment were
Misses Ella D. Reed, Alice M Francis,
Annie Nj Brink, Lillian Meginnis, Alice
E Evans, Elsie Hysore, Clara Hutson,
Mamie Hysore, Annie Melvin, Katie Con-
naway, Katie Snyder, Dora Wilson.
Harry E Reed. Merritt S. Hukill, II.
Frank White. Ralph g. McColley, ] Writ
Willis, II. Lee Pennewill, William T..
Newell, Clinton Fogwell, William II.
Meginnis Frank @ Ross. Clarence Connor.
Leonoel w. Cloud, all Of this city
Misses Ella Mcclure, Daisy Mcclure.
Tillie A. Callahan, Stella G Stroud. Eta
Mcdowell, Name Stroud, Katie Evans,
Lena Norton Keziah Norton, Alice
Cooper Marie S Cooper Jennie Graham
Sarah Rowan, Annie j. Collins, Grace Hall,
Frederick Rumford, John w. Kline,
Harvey Johnson, Ernest E Spry Samuel
Lipman, James g. Monld, Fred H Evans
Archie S. Mcdowell, Theodore Mcdowell
w Vance Compton, Robert Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. d MacDougall, Miss Irene
Compton, Mrs M Alice Kline
Mrs. NJ. A. Williams, Mrs. M E Peirce
Mrs. S. Winterbottom, Mrs. Lydis
Wilkie, Mrs. Dawkins, Miss
Madge Dawkins, of Chester; Mrs
Samuel H. Cramp, Mrs George w
Freed, Mrs. Elizabeth Ritter, Mrs. Eller
E. Jones, Mrs Georgetta De L Rodes
Miss Della Rodes, Miss Lucy Rodes
Miss Belle s. Bainbridge, Charles
B Evans, of Philadelphia; Miss
Tillie Brudon, Miss Florence Hutchins
Miss Gertrude Hall, Clement Lippencott
of Bristol; Mr. and Mrs. e Stauntor
Burk, Of Ridley Park, Pa Miss Edns
Q. Finn, of Newport, Del
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
The Evening Jour-
nal is the only Dem
ocratic daily news
paper in the State.
Down with Ring
Rule.
Academy Of Music.

Thursday and Friday at the Academy
Of Music promises to be very interesting
to the patrons of this popular theatre in
the coming of the eminent Spanish
American actor, Roberto Deshonasnd the
romantic player, jerome Kelby, supported
by Miss Maud E Peters and a strong
company in the presentation OF two great
performances Of romantic comedy ard
classic drama Thursday, November /,
a double bill including, "Fenuel''
and David Garrick" is bound to
please the lovers of both romance and
mirthful comedy, while on Friday,
November 2, Tom Taylor's strong
romantic drama in four acts, "The
Fools Revenge, +" will hold the boards.
Messrs Deshon and Kelby have spared
no expense to make their performances
worthy Of the patronage Of any theatre,
ana the costumes worn by the players
form brilliant accessory to an otherwise
splendid production
There will be matinee each day.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
n4iddletown social Affa,rs.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowE, Oct 3l.--Last evening
a masquerade party was rendered to Miss
Katie VAnsant, who is a guest ia the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cliff A
large number of merry friends were
present and enjoyed themselves hugely
Refreshments were served Ia abundance
and it was at a late hour when the guests
bade the hostess good night.
Miss Lake, Of Baltimore, Nd is the
CUES of Miss Ethel Parvis
Mics Belle YanHorn, of Thomas Cor
ner is visiting friends here
Nc. Reynolds has returned from a visit
to friends in Wilmington.
+ iwsrd Massey is back from short
visit to Wilmington friends.
Miss Fannie Crouch went to Chester.
town, Nd yesterday foc a lengthy visit
among friends there
Evening journal., 1894-10-31

tairehild, ex secretary OF tho treasury,
addressed largely attended meeting OF
tho New York state Democracy at Har.
mony hall in this city. The audience
contained many prominent residents in.
ouded in which wero well known busi-
ness mon, five aldermen and tho city SUI
perintendant the latter sextet being
among the vice presidents. The ex.seere-
tary received great applause, and during
his speech severely scored senator Hill
Among other things he said i voted
twice for Mr.. Hill for governor, and by
my voice and pen aided in the election Of
the present governor. / never made a
greater mistake in my life.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Governor Flower sam ~ n.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 3i.-Governor Flower
ended another day of campaigning here
very hoarse and tired. At Geneva the
governor spoke from his car to a big
crowd. He touched upon the barley in
iustry, the recent panic, the tariff and an
honest vote.
AT Canandaigua the governor was
greeted by tho ringing of bells and boom
ing of cannon. A crowd of about 300 lis
tened to the governor 5 remarks. lie was
introduced by Hon. Frank Hite of that
village.
At Seneca Falls Governor Flower ar
rived on schedule time and made an ad-
dress from the end Of his special His
speech consisted largely Of an arraign-
mont Of Governor Mckinley and his b. 4.
Governor Flower and party arrived in
Rochester and were met at the depot by a
vast throng Of Democrats, accompanied
by the Fifty-fourth regiment band, and
we're escorted to the Powers hotel, where
the governor was scheduled to make a
speech but owing to hoarseness, caused
by continuous speechmaking throughout
the day, the speech was postponed. The
governor held reception Instead, II
which he thanked the people for their re
ception and referred to the bright pros
poets Of the Democratic party. This morn
ing the governor left for Albion, wher
he makes the first speech of the day.
Falrchild Scores Hiil.
VROy n V Oot Al HIM Chariea {
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
REWARDS.
REWARD.

The Democratic Executive Committee Of
New Castle county will pay The following re-
wards 10 any person furnishing information
to any of the members Of the said Committee
which win lead 70 the detection and convic~
tion OF negroes illr galy and fraudulentiy
registering or voting at this election
For Information leading 10 the detection
and conviction Of the fret negro SO registers
ipg or voting, $1,000
For information leading to such second de-
lection and conviction, 5000.
For the third, s 600.
For the fourth. S25 o.
For each subsequent one. $1,000
such information will be received In conf
| dence by any member OF the committee and
arrests made and prosecutions conducted
without disclosing the name of the person Civ
1 ing such information, II desired.
| In case the person giving such information
only sue cceeds in securing the rejection Of such
Il q fraudulent vote, $500 viii be paid In each
/ case. This offer applies both 70 the city Of
1 Wilmington and outside hundreds. And the
i same rewards will be paid for like informa-
/ tion which will secure the arrest and convic-
/ tion of any person guilty Of illegally aiding or
| abettlnR such fraudulent registration or Yot
1 ing
BY order Of the Committee,
THEODORE +. ARMSTRONG,
Chairman,
JoHr f. CALLAHAN. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
nrasaneraae Blrthdar Partr

Last evening joyous party OF young
people assembled at the nome of Miss
Hanna Espenshaie, No. 701 Lobdell
street, the occasion being a masquerade
party given In honor of the eighteenth
birthday of the fair hostess. Music
was furnished by Robinson's orchestrs
and choice refreshments were served.
Those present we're: William b. Vernon,
P. G. Robinson, William Douqherty,
Robert Mullen, Harry Mammele, viii
liam Bouzarth, Lsfford Cooper, Arthur
Bradwsy, Louis Bradway, Martin Hanni
gan, John A. Brannan, j. j. Hannigan,
Lucius E. Allen, George Fl. Humes
Charles Anderson, Harry Dickinson,
Miss Hanna Espenshade, Mr.. and
Mrs Abram Cam, and the Misses
Sue Tgggert, Belle Broad way, r ose Ennis
Lena Broadhesrt, Ella Broadheart, Emma
Pilbeam, Bertha Pitcairn, Mary Taggert
Emma Wilkins, Emma Gettsenberg
Mabel and Florence Buchanan, Mary i
Humes and Mr.. and Mrs. Espenshade
The cake waltz was won by Miss Ham;
Espenshade.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
TROUBLE FOR GEO. GOULD.
A Railroad suit Disturbs His Hunting Ex-
peditIon In the West.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, Oct. 31.-The
sheriff of Miller county served notice on
George ]. Gould, president Of the Missou-
ri Pacific, for appearance in the Miller
county circuit court TO plead to two sepa-
ratio suits instituted by tho minority
bondholders Of the Springfield, Warsaw
and Sedalia Railroad company aggregat-
ing about $3.50, O00 Mr. Gould was en-
ioying a hunting expedition when the
sheriff served the papers
The railroad in question Is now in the
hands Of receiver. and Dwight Tread
way, who represents the Greedy interests,
or minority stockholders was the NOV
ing spirit in the proceedings II is al
legged among other things that Mr.. Gould
Is guilty of breach of contract Mr.,
Gould was also cited to appear and show
cause, If any, why he should not be fined.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Mr.. sAYARp AT GEORGETOWN.
Over 5000 People at the Big Democratic
Meeting There Yesterday.

GEORGETOWN, Oct 3d. Yesterday was
a big day in Georgetown It WAS Demo
cratic day, and over 5000 people were
present They were nothing dauuted by
the weather, for Sussex Democrats argue
that dull and cloudy, even nasty weather,
presages their SUCCESS.
There were an OK roast, an oyster bsk
aud parade over mile long aud ad
addresses
The principal speaker was Am
bassador Thomas f. BAyard His
address was chiefly directed tC
state issues and to sn endorse
ment Of the Democratic state
county aud congressional nominees
The Court House, where Mr. Bayarc
spoke, was packed to the doors by an
enthusiastic audience. In the afternoon
there was an outdoor meeting, which
was addressed by ex Congressman
Mansur, OF Missouri Handsome bouquets
were presented TO the candidates present.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
New Fad in Rings.

The latest fashionable freak among
women who are blessed with pretty
hands Is to wear an immense ring, like
Roman Catholic bishops, on the first
finger Of the right hand, says an ex,
change. 1t used TO be considered the
height of vulgarity to. place a ring on
the index finger. but now the ring must
be a superb one, and must partake of the
slender and graceful daintiness of the
"Msrquise" circle 1t must be solid, big,
and respectfully eeclesiastic in its appear
ance. The feminine mind, always de
sirous of preserving contrasting effects
to poor humanity, sees the delicately
sarcastic anomaly of little, white
frivolous looking handswesring big,
aggressively solid sort Of ring.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Social and PeraonaI Notes.

Elk Levy Oourtman James a Clark, OF
Delaware City, has returned home after a
brief business trip to this city.
Harry A. Richardson, Of Dover, was in
this city yesterday.
William Bedwell, formerly dispatcher
Of the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany, is now acting as motorman Of
Maryland avenue car No 40.
Hon George " Massey, of Dover, wal
in this city yesterday afternoon.
Charles D Huff, wife and daughter
Ruth D Huff of Wonewoc, Wisconsin,
are visiting M. T. Toft and family al
Twelfth and Scott streets, for few days
Clerk Edward T. Lea, of the Whining
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Democratic Rally at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Oct. 3t.-Four thousand
persons crowded the opera house at the
chief Democratic rally OF the campaign.
Tx Governor Thomas nj. Waller was the
principal speaker lie attacked the argu-
ments Of tho protectionists. Lieutenant
Governor Ernest Cady nominee for gov
ernor, dweit on tho Republican faotional
fight In Hartford. Congressman LOWS
Speyer, A. Kennedy Child and the state
nominees made short speeches.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Tbo President Made n Good.

BOURNE Mass, Oct. Silt has leaked
out thar President Cleveland before he
left Gray Gables, sent 70 Rev. NJ. q AL
ger. the Methodist minister here, the OK
act sum taken from Mr.. Alger's house by
burglars the sunday night preceding dur
Ing the pastorls absence az church.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Delawareans Married in Elliott
City, Md Last Night.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

Miss Kline Has Birthday Party In
Chester at Which Many Wilmington
Guests Were Present-A Masquerade
Birthday Party-Other Events of In
terest.
4 Communications intended for insertion
a this column should be addressed TO Society
Nditor, csrs OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com.
m1nications should be written on one side 0i
tUe panex only
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
saxton nj GIoversvllie.

GIovERsvIILF, n. Y, Oct. 81.-Sena.
tor Saxton was met at the depot here by
a large deputation from the Grand Army
and number Of others. He was escorted
TO a hotel and afterwArd to the opera
house. where no was booked to speak A
great crowd was present TO welcome him.
His remarks on the apportionment, the
ballot reform, the tariff question and on
Levi p Morton We're heartily applauded.
The Veterans had charge Of the meeting
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Antllrnchinr pemonstratIon.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 81 II The colored
people Of Rhode Island united in big
nntilynching demonstration. Although
1t rained hard hundreds Of persons, in
Guiding members Of all the colored sooie-
ties of the state, paraded, and a mass
meeting was held at Infantry hall, whore
speeches were made oommiserating the
many lynchings in the south.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Bargains ln watches at DavIdow 4 Co. 4
Thn Wentl,er.


In the Middle States and New England to-
day cloudy, rainy weather will prevail. with
slight temperature changes and fresh north
easterly a. ensterly winds rising TO danger
GUS force on the coasta, rain possibly becoming
heavy by night. On Thursday cloudy 10
iartly cloudy weather will prevail. with
nearly stationary temperature, rain and
easterly winds strong on the coasts, and on
Friday partly cloudy, Slightly warmer
weather, followed by clearing.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts The
storm now covering the lake region and ex-
tending east Of the Alleghanies, accompanied
by considerable ratnfails, will move slowly
eastward over this section and New England
causing thick weather and strong easterly
winds on the coasts from the Delaware cape
northWard to Boston.
Bargains In watches at Davidow q Co. s
400 boxes cigars. .35 cents Durstein, No
8 East Second street.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Football at RlyervIew tomorrow, at 3 80
rnntinI,-

Be sure to buy your shades from us.
There's lot OF shades in town being sold
at fifteen to twenty five cents each that
are dear at any price Our 20 and 10 cent
shades are water proof, ready to hang and
fast color, A lot OF wall papers at balf price.
Preston w Yeager. 40S King street
Frescoing, painting, decoration.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
George w. chiIds' Partner Dead.

AsBURY PARK, N. J., Oct s1.-Dr.
Robert e. Peterson Of Philadelphia died
here from apoplexy. He was s2 years Of
age. DR. Peterson was at one time asso-
ciated with the late George w. Childs un-
der tho firm name Of Peterson, Childs q
20. His only daughter is Mrs. George
w ChiIds
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Inrtwood ~ Ivons.

Lyons, N X, Oct 3l.-Tho Democrat
ic rally here was tho largest Of the cam
paign in Wayne county and was address
ed by Hon. Daniel N Lockwood. tho
Democratic candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor. and Hon. George NJ. Beebe Of Buf.
falo.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Schedule OF Meetings at which TarIn
Reform aud Economic State Adminis-
tration win BE Advocated.
October 81 -Chrstiana, Willard Sauls-
bury, Jr., william Il. Lyman.
November 3 Hockessin- Senator Gray
and Lewis o. Vandegrift
Nov 3, Newerk-L Irving Handy and
John Beggs,
This schedule is subject to addition.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Married a. EIIiott CITY.

J. Wallace Reynolds, train dispatcher
on the p, w. & B. railroad, and Miss
Mary E Taylor, of Kent county, were
married in Elliott City. Md at the home
of the brides brother, Alfred G Taylor.
Rev. DR.. Hall Harrison, rector of st.
Johns Church, was the officiating
clergyman. Only few intimate friends
were present to witness the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31

ton City Railway Company, who has
been looking after the new Gordon
Heights railway. is now experimenting
the track work. men on Market street
Joseph c Jolls, Of Middletow', was in
the city to day.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
cbarned WIN Emb nrlement.

JERSEY CRY, Dot. 3l.-James X Muir
ply, justice 81 the peace, was arrested
charged with emhozzlenent. Alexander
Tomalski ana August q. Janecko, the
romplainants, accuse the Justice Of keep
ing s3, 200 belonging to them.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
Candidate Matthew. snenl,..

ALBANY, Got 31.-Tho local members
OF the Peoples Party held a we'll attended
ratification meeting at Van Nochtten
hall. c. w Matthews, candidate for
governor, was the principal speaker
Evening journal., 1894-10-31

NOTICES
MIGHT SCHOOL SHORT-H and, 6lO Pop
~ lar street. Every graduate gets posi-
tion. Terms on application.
IN the General Assembly OF the State Of
Delware, notice is hereby given that an apple
cation will be MAZE 10 Hon Ignatius @. Grunb,
Associate Judge OF the Superior ouft of the
State OF Delaware residing in New Castle
county. on Saturday, November 10th, A. n.,
1894 at 10 o'clock n the morning. at the COun-
ty Court House in the city Of Wilmington, for
the incorporation Of company for the manu-
facture and sale of chemicals proprietary
medicines, &C., TO be called "Askew Brown
Drug Company
BRADFORD g. vANDEGRIFT.
Attorneys for Incorporators.
NOTICE-THE RECEIVER OF TAXES
~ for New Castle county, OF his deputy
Will sit for the collection Of county taxes at
the following places and on the dates a.
stated:
October al-Rising sun.
Evening journal., 1894-10-31
A CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED.
To my friends and fellow
Democrats:

The rumor that / have with
drawn from the Congressional
contest is false. | am a candi-
date for election as the Rep
resentative in Congress from
Delaware and will be a candi-
date until the polls close on
November 6, all reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding
In the interest of true De
mocracy, good government
and against rings and bossism,
| respectfully solicit your suf.
frage.
JOHN p. DONAHOE.
Wilmington, October 30, 1894.