The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-31

NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

The militia at Sacramento have been
sent home.
Archduke William Iii was dragged to
death by horse.
Miners at Ironwood have returned TO
work after six weeks of idleness.
New York bankers are said TO be
again alarmed at the amount of gold ex-
ports. -.
Pearl fishing is again being carried ON
In the Pecatonica river at Rockford,
Ills.
Bolivia and Ecuador viii declare war
against Peru ON account OF two sea
ports. a
Deaf mutes of ave Indiana counties
viii hold their first annual reunion at
AAAAEltloEu. AaAlltloEu. iE9 AF8 efss ast til,
Prince Bismarck Is suffering from
slight attack Of prestration by the In
tense heat
Striking stevedores at Gladstone
Mich, deserted the A. n. q. and re-.
turned to work.
Vast quantities Of Egyptian sugar are
being shipped 20 the United States in
anticipation Of the duty. ''7'F
Senator Hoar's ironclad anti-lotterv
bill Y likely topass the house, having
already passed the senate. III
Mr. Debs in q speech saws that he
VIII never engage in q strike again.
but viii fight his battles on political
lines. AK. ~,- =
General Armstrong, assistant COM
missioner Of Indian affairs. has corn.
menced a general investigation of In.
reservations. ~.E -
Plans are under way to establish n
great marine band which will give daily
concerts on the battleship Illinois at
Jackson Park.
Refusal of the railroads to grant rea-
sonable rates may cause comparative
failure OF the grand encampment of the
uniform rank, X. of P.
Justice Steven ]. Field, of the United
States supreme court. has declined am
offer to transfer from the Pacific coast
circuit to that of New York.
Fire destroyed 2,00O houses at Cottel.
Bulgaria. Full details of the disaster
nave not been received, but it is believed
that many persons perished.
A scheme is said to be on foot nv
which the Pullman employees are to be
nlred In body by a new palace car
company which is being formed.
The San Francisco Call says tina,
Engnsh vessels now in port unable to
secure charters viii be loaded with -four
ut owners risk and sent to China.
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The men trom IA coal mines i'm Laure1
county, KY, have resumed work ate,
strike lasting several months. a com
promise having been made with tn.
| operators.
Unknown persons wrecked the fast
mail and express train on the Alabams
Great Southern railway. The wrecI
occurred at Trenton, Ga, where !
switch had been opened. 80,
Curtis Bayson of the seven men thai
held mp the west-bound Frisco train a
hed Fork, l. T., week ago, has beer
arrested near that place and taken tC
Fort smith He admits his guilt.
The United States training ship Ports
mouth has arrived at Queenstown. She
reports all well ON board, and win re-
nam at Queenstown week. afte,
which she goes to Southampton.
The Japanese government has called
ont the army and navy reserves and
Chinese are fleeing from Japan in ter
ror. Two thousand Chinese lost thei,
hves In the recent naval engagement.
Western roads have agreed to change
the dates OF sale Of tickets to the a. A,
n. encampment at Pittsburg to Sept.
and from territory east of the Missouri
river and to Sept. and from territory
west Of the river.
Los Angeles was shaken by am earth.
quake at 9:ll p. m. Sunday. The lirec.
ton was from northeast to Southeast
though most of the movement was more
OF upheaving than an undulatory char.
acter. It did not do much damage.
The Anglo-American Telegraph com.
pany announces that cableCrames to
China must be written in Dlain Ian.
guage, except to Shanghai. Amony.
Hong Kong and Mecao. Secret Ian.
guage is also prohibited to Foo Chow.
both for private and government tele,,
grams G. ,..z.ss 49, ~~NS