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Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
Capt. Duffy uno Ole Spteler.

Sn elmer u~nongenebmen 8erlegenbeit
ibetnt ft6 Gapt. Dan Ouffp gu befinOeu.
Sci ieinem eriten 8erbOr Dor Der @ran6z
iurD bate bieie Jpn peron(aBt, ieincn
Namen auf etu Stif Papier gu ihretben.
0aiielbe gei6ab nit ben an0eren Boli3eiz
beamten, tpelcbe bor ben @roBgel9worenen
er16tenen. Capt. 0uffD machte geitern
ben @ei9Dorenen abermalS leine Nufwarz
tun9 unb ~nerlangte bas Stiid 8apier, auf
Welcbem ietn Same itebt, inter Der Qngo6e
surid, 6aB irgenb Semanb eS benuBen
f0nne, mn cine gtote iber ieiner Inter
i9rift ouS3ufertigen. Obmann 8rOofS
berubiste ibn in 6ieler 8~e3iebung, aei9te
bas 8opier ben anbren 0ei9worenen un5
meinte: vSoute S6nen bieies iemaLs in
Torm elmer gtote p~rdlentirt perben, bann
tDnnen mir ale be6eugen, baB cine SAL
i9ung Dorlie9t.
0terauf fra9te Ser Sbmonn 0uffD, Oh
ct wtiie, 6uB 8OIi3eibeamtc ie gelb bon
SpieIern erbieIten unb ols er 6ieles nerz
neinte, wurbe ibm bic Jrage DOr8ele9t, oh
er felber @eIber I'M 8etra9e bon $40,0 00
bon SpieIern entge9ennabm. st perz
neinte abermals. vQGenn alio" froste
8roofS tpetter, vetne Guittung, in Sbrer
Namensunteri6rtft untersei6net, iiber ben
@mpfang Oerarttgcr 0eIbiummen DorgeIegt
Derben iOate, miirben Sic bann cine iolcbe
Guittun8 ais cine Sdli6ung be3eidnen?"
Die Nntlport lautete beiabeno.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
ueberfahren.
Barry Doiton inter oen RGoern zines eIeftri-
fden Waeens eetootet uno midaeI TIcs
Gary ibmer perIebt.

Gs ma geitern 2ben6 fur3 na3 balb 6
l16r, ais Mtbael 0fc@arp unD 6arrn
0oftom an Der @eitOta6tion Ctr. in tbrem
Magen nocb ibrem in 0luftin gelegenen
9eim fubren. lin es bem Bferbe, tpelbeS
ben sanSen Sag unteripe0s 9etpeien tpar, gu
erleibtern, fubren tie ouf ben S9ienen
bet Cicero unb 8rontio @[ectrii3en Babn.
9tlS fte an Der 8ine Str. Doriiberfamen,
nG6erte it6 tbnen bon binten elm %clectrt7
ic6ar StroBenbabnpagen. Ser Sibrer
helieLben bemerfte ober in Der 9unfelbeit
erit Sen Dor ibmt berfa6renben Bagen nit
ben 5mei WaGnnern, ais es 81 ipGt mar,
einen 3uiammenitoB bur9 Inieben Der
2uftbremien 3u Derbiiten. Der Wfotorz
tpo9en trof ben anberen g8agen nit boiler
@u6t, moour6 Mc@arp uno 0oltom auf
bic S9ienen 9eicb[euOert unO iiberfabren
murben. 0oftom bIteb auf Der SteQe toot
liegen, mGbrenD Wc@arD nit einem 8einz
bru6 6aOon fam.
Der Motormann @uftao SCHROEDER un6
Der Gon6ucteur George 9tntunoer mur6en
nacb Der 8eit Safe Ctr. g Otiaetitation gez
brabt, mo- ie bas @r9ebntB Der Coroner
unteriubun9 ab3utuarten baben mer6en.
9oitOm mar berbeiratbet un6 pObnte 403
Qarrrbee Str.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
Dran9foItrte Qpotbefer.
Nn9ebIid cine Deridp0rnn9 eeeen fic, nm
6elo pom linen gu crpreden, i'm 6an9e.

Nabe3u Der 6GIfte Der 2lpotbefer bet
Weitieite itn6 in ber lebten 53eit itaatli6e
0aftsbefeble prGientirt mor6en, in DeI3en
SpirttuoIen p~erfauft gu baben. Otc be-
trefenben 2lpotbefer aber it1O Der Wtet<
hung, baB lie ft9 feline @eiebeSlbertrez
tun9 bobcn gu Shulben fommen laifen,
unb b0B tbre Nnfldger eS nur ouf @rs
pretun9en 9bgeIeben baben.
Gin GDmite bon linen, beiteben6 aus BEN
Qtpotbefern SIS. @. Sbumier, gde Weitern
9tDe. un6 Safe Str. un6 81. 9. 8tlbOp,
$50 Ma0iion Str, ipra6 9eitern bel benz
6iilf8z StoatsantDdlt 8ottum BOT un6 Leg
ten 6;eiem geptiie 8riefe Dor, in mel6cn
etni8et Der Qpotbefcr, ee9cn tpclbe bic
Softsbefeble erpirft tporben tparen, oa8
Qtner6icter ge1na6t mirD, bic Nngelegenz
belt gegen cine @nticbGbigung gu v0rranz
8iren". 6err Bottum CAB ben 0erren ben
9tat9, itA I'm Sic 0aftSbefeble niGt su
fiji
OaS Gonlite Ser Npotbefer min iib a6er
bautit nidt 3ufrieben 9eben, %ion6ern Der
8eri3n0rung ge9en ite, nm tpel6e es itb
gu banbcln 1detnt, 0uf BEN @runo 3u TONI
men unb GuSftnbi9 gu MAIDEN 1uben, bon
no aus ibre 8erfol9ung auS9ebt. gu otc>
lem 3pede bat baS @01ntte fir morgen,
6reita9 9fo9mitta9 2:30 ubr cine Ser
iommIung alIer Wtitglieber bes Qlpotbefere
0~erbGnbeS (9tctoil 0rug9ifts NiiociattoW
na9 Dem Sherman 6Ouie e%inberufeu.
Inter Ben Npotbefern, ge9en tueI6e tOegert
@ertauftS BON s%eiittgeu @etrdnfen BON bliss
Der u%nbefannten 8erionen 0aftSbefeble ers
tpirtt murben, beftn6en itb II. q. fOIgenbe:
6reb. Gbaper, Sgben NDe. unb WeabtfOn
Str. ; W. 90. 8bumier, 0eitern @lpe. utb
Cate Str.; 81. 9. 8iibOp, 639 WfaOiiOn
Str; 50. SO. MiGiOn, San 8uren un6
2incOIn Str.; G6arleS g. Button, San
8Hrcn uno Gobep Ctr; 6. st. Grain,
NobeD unb 80. Mfabiion Ctr; 81. 80,
@etr, W. W2abtion Str. unb SatIeD NOe. -;
SonaS & Gbriitenion, 2eaDitt unO Belt
0tabtion Sir. s. 9. 8tlion, @obeD uno
8. Waoiion Ctr; @barleS &ice, 8oob
ul16 @eit Wfaoiion Ctr. 0alter 8rabropf,
9goen Qpe. un6 8an 8uren Ctr; s.. 8.
Sitter, Saftep Qpe. uno Safe Str.; 81.
8eQs, 2aflir uno 8an 8uren Str. ; ". 8.
StO6Oar6, Safe unb 9tobeD Str.; ..
BurtSbolber, Safe un6 GObep Str.
9te Nntldger nennen iib in eintgen
TGuen Gbarle8 8Obeder, Oftucr unb Wtcz
Grafton. Die Bodybuilding Der Sale lit
BON 3tcbter Blum auf ben 30. Nooember
at9eieBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
OeutfAes NItenhetm.

Sn Der geitern ob9e6aLtenen Sa6reSDerz
fammlung 0eS ySrauenberein Des Deut1de1
NltenDetm", in Del6er Sral Berfmeiiter
ben 8oritB ft5rte, fanen Die peri6ieoencn
Sabre8beribte Der 8eomten 5ur 8erleIung.
Dem 8eri9t 0e8 8rGiioenten Der @recutiDz
beb0roe, !0errn q. s. SEEING, entneDmen
mir, 6aB bic @eiom1ntpe rtpaItung5toite
nbne 8erbeiierun9en un0 ~9teuerungen ii9
0ut $10,424.45 b%eIteFeu, tpoau fit 6ausz
bait, 6et3un8, Soft, Yflege unb GIetbun8
nob $7690.60 tontnten. Die iGbrIiden
Soften fir ieben Der "a SnidIien beItcfen
fi6 Guf $142.43, ober $2.42 tp0Cbentlib.
0err SEEING btttet I'm. pettere tbotfrQfti0e
llnteritubun9 Der iegenSreiden 2tultoLt un6
tpeubet itb bierbei beIon6ers al Die iIngere
Generation.
Dem 8ertbt DeS Qtufnabne s@omites if
gil entnebmen, baB i'm berfloIenen Sabre
Fl Sniaiien in Der QLnit0lt unterfunft
fGn0en.
98ie aus BEN 8ertc6t 6es 6inansz5 efrez
tGrs s. Wte@cIfe erit6tlicb 1T, betrGgt bas
Sinstro8enb angelegte 0erm6gen bes NIten>
3eimS sec, 300
9ie 8eamtentpaDL er8ab oas foLgenoe
Heiultat:
BrditOentin. -. Srau Marta Merfmeifter {;
GIcezBrdlto.... n 0uitaOa 3fo6ener;
Brot. Setret... y 6eDnt8 8oB;
Ntnan3=S efret.. y Qenrietta 8olter;
ScbaBmetitertn.. y Nmalia Nabrotb.
Hn0 fir ba5 9irectortum bic folgen6en
Bertrctertnnen:
BraH SOo 8uibt6, Brau Gli1o6et6 geder
~ Selma 9tapp, Marta Gabeu,
y S. 0eiBter, @ottbarbt,
y &nna Sebl, GorolinoOfenoc
y Or. Qodner, g. 81. Sbmibt.
- @liie @OlBau,
Die 1ol8eroen bon Der 9rGitbenttn erz
nannten 9an1cn tpcroen fir 0as fommenbe
0erpaltUn9Stabr bas @ergnIgungscomite
btIocn: 9ie 0amen:
Bulbtt, @ottbar6t, 3immermonn
~. 9IapP' 9ottln8er, Wfiibl6auS,
2etBleF' Gafner, Btd,
Tebl, GDIBau, 6ennina,
gtabrot6, uebele. Spmps
1HpetIon, Qau1en, Ntppo.
S3emmel, &olbe,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
m. g. Ginslev's Setdnom opfunhar

SIN See am SuBc Ser SO. StraBe nurbe
9elfern gu ipater Stunbe ber Qetc6nam 90.
y. GtrSle0'S ~8efunben unb mach Der @ounto
Wtor8ue 8ebrac9t. 2tnSle0 mar elm 9[noez
tteuter bon 9pmor, 8crg & So. unb f6nz
nen tpeoer 0teie nOcb 2(nDere, bic i'm fannz
ten, 1tb leinen Sob erflGrcu. Gr mar in
9tein pGoen, Con-, 3u 6auie, no6nte aber
bier in Chicago i'm 8OObruf SuteI an Ser
g4abGib Ape.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

= NntOniO SbarbsrO, pelber unter 6er
Qntlage itanb, Sobn Bo9lluigbi ermorbet
gu baben, tpuroe geitern bon Der @oronersz
jurD freigeipro6en. Gs murbe angeuomz
men, baB Sbarbero in SeIbtbertbeibigung
bonOette.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
Die polt5etcommtRton an oer21rbett.
Die GipiIoienfreform fol- ridwirfenoe Kraft
haben.

9ie 9erren Sobn SO. GGa, Sobn s.
9amItne uno 6arrD 9tubens, tpeldbe Sic
BON Wtapor 9opfinS ernunnte 8oIt5etz
@OmmtiftOn 3uIQmmenieben, maren 9eitern
Na6mittag i'm Sam Snititute" gu ibrer
eriten StBun8 3ufammen. Die Commit
lton OrgGntftrte ii9 ourcb bic Wabl @la's
gum TorltBenoen un6 9in9 bann bic Oerz
l6ieOenen bonn Sta0tratb ongenommenen
Or6inan3en, tpelcbe auf bic YoLi3ei 8e3u9
baben, our3. Sang %be1Onbers ipur6e cine
letner3ett bon Dem Oomaligen StabtratbS>
mit9liebe 6omltne notwithstanding
aus Dem Sabre 1883 er0rtert.
Sn Der Sfftce Des 0crrn 60mltue i'm
W0man'S TempLe @ebGube ftnoet 6eute
gta6mittag I'm 4 ubr bic 3tpette StBung
Der Gommtiton itatt, OH tpeI6er oucb Poz
Lt5et3ef Brennan tbetlnebmen miro. bamit
bic Wfit9lteoer Ser Gommi1iton BON ibm
MuSfunft lber Die 9egenDGrttg b~eitebenben
Oienitregulationen erbalten f0nren. Wet>
tere @ommtiionsltb@n9en ioQen baun tag
lt6 abgebalten tDerOen, uno bic Commit
lton Dofft, Dem W3aDor berettS gleib uGd
letner Giidfebr Die 0runb3Ige zines Heor>
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dorlegen 81 fDnnen.
0ie Wtitglieber Der Gommiliion itnS it6
6ariber eini9, baB bel Der @rnennung uno
8efOr0erun9 bon 8oLi3titen einaig uno
GQetu bic @tOtL0tenitre9eln ~maBgebenO iein
foQeu, unO 6oB bic 9teformmaBrcgeln in
iDfern ridipirtenoe Strait baben louen, ais
idmmtIide isbt i'm Dienit befinoIi6e 8os
lt3eibeamte ebenfaus it6 elmer @iDilbienitc
pritfunG 5u ul1tertperfen baben ipuen, nenn
fe I'M 0tenit 81 bleiben wllnl6cn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

Sragt Guren @rocer na6 vGbe 9etBler
& Sunge Sos" vQuafer 8rO6", Oas
i6madboftefte Some Wtabe 8rOb", ba8
ie bon einer 8Gderet g~eLtefert wur0e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
OFFICIAL PRLICnATIoN.

annual Statement G & shs R4Y1 If 6s IFS1R "A fbs
state Of Ohio, on the 3lst day of December 1893:
made to the Insurance Superintendent Of the
state OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal NtatAmant of the ROCKFORD INSUs
HAnVai oStVmOn' RANCE COMPANY of Rock.
[ora IN the State of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
tsndent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

,Gi6te Did ouf" 1T cine bdm1if@e grmqb=
nun9 an 0ieieui9en, bic gang berunter Itrb.
Dbne @ppettt unO eutmut6i9t. N6er bic Nrt
in wel6er 6oOb's SariapariUa ben i9pG5er
6orper o%ufb0ut ulS suten Ippetit 9iebt, ii
pu1tberbQr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

geites TGmiIienzR atorrbmttteI: 5pe6's
8iIIen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
grro.a. rrrrrxrrur.

Annual StatGHeRt %UrUA1 LIFE
COMPANY Springfield in the State of Massachu.
sets, on the 31st day of Decembe 1898; msda
to the Insurance Superintendent of the STATE AZ
illinois, pursuant to law:
No CanTtaI- pTPETv MT1TrAT
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

Total amount oil all RISKS outstanding %, ibu, So9.UO
W.. ". R. Edgerly, President
John A. Hail. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29Ch day
Of January 1891
(SeaD EUGENE D. CAPRON,
Qiun Notary Public,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09

Sioux Falls Press, Z: Sheriff w. A.
Remer of Deadwood arrived here yester-
day and put Leonard Hallonen into the
penintentiary, where he win serve a SEN
tence OF two years and three months for
grand larceny.
Sheriff Remer has had a hard time to
catch this man and a hard time to keep
him. Hallonen is a Finlander. He stole
a check for $1,000 from a man at Lead
City and tried to get it cashed in Dead
wood, but without success. He became
suspicious after putting up the check for
a small loan at q saloon and skipped out.
Sheriff Remer chased him all over Law
renee and Meade counties, but the coun-
trymen OF Hallonen kept him hid in diff
ferent places. On his last trip here
Sheriff Remer went to Aberdeen, near
where there is big settlement OF Fin
landers, and caught his man.
In going back, and when near Her.
mosa, HalIonen i~umpedBout OF o sleeping
car window with leg irons and handouts
on ard the train gong t~hirty-iye miles
an hour. He escaped with but slight in
~iuries, but was caught by a farmer and
returned 10 the sheriff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09

ta~y Desertions From C0xey's Army ri
McKresport-They Are Tired.

ta.y Desertions From Coxey's Army ne
McKcesport-They Are Tired.
McKEEsPcRT, April 9.-There were q
,core of assertions during the day from
Coxey's little band of hope and great ex-
pectations. The proposed tramp TO
Monongahela City, owe IL miles OF
rough road, with a short stop at Eliza
beth for lunch was the cause OF it all.
The march Thursday from Homestead
to this city, was over of the worst
pieces Of road yet tramped, and frequent
rests were demanded by members of the
army. Footsore and weary, they did
not view the prospects ut the start
with any degree Of satisfaction. From
the expression in camp, it a be stated
that weresit no. for the strict discipline
of unknown Smith, half the army
would be abandoned for q time. The
short rations and the seven days contin-
nous marching in a week over ali sorts
of roads and in ali KINDS of weather Is
having a marked effect upon the mem
bers of the army. Their sleep on the
bare ground for one night at Exposition
park in Allegheny with the rain pouring
In through the rents in the great tent, is
causing rheumatism and q feeling of
discomfort due to severe colds.
JolIity Has Disappeared.
The jollity has largely disappeared,
and at night the men sit moodily about
the campfres shivering in their rags.
Their denunciations of the fare, the
quarters and the alleged unpleasant
domineering of several of the marshals
has supplanted the songs. the anecdotes
and the pleasing forritude of the first
days out. With the long march in
prospect it was the expectation to break
camp at s o'clock sharp. but Com.
mander Coxey, Marshal Browne and
the unknown were late in reaching
headquarters from their pleasant apart
ments at Hotel Diamond. and this. with
a heavy rain delayed the move, and il
was not until an hour later that the pro.
| cesSion moved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09
ON THE FIELD or sHrEoH.
Survivors Celebrating Evens nc r tia
burg Eanding.

Survivors Celebrating the Evens ~ r tia
burg Eanding.
! PrTTsBuRG LANDING, April 9.-The
anniversary exercises OF the Battle Of
Shiloh were resumed with q consider
able increase in the number of veterans.
Prominent among the participants
were several members Of Taylor,s Chi
cage battery, headed by Commander
Charles ]. Santer, and including Cap
tain Israel p. Rumsey. Albert Dickin-
son, Henry w. Dudley, John MI.
Vernon, Charles e. Affeld and
Charles w. Pierce. This battery
was organized in Chicago in April. 1851.
1t went to Cairo, then TO Birds Point,
Mo. Its first engagement was at Fred
erickstown. No., Oct. ii. The second
at Belmont. NO., Nov. q, 1861, under
General Grant. The third was three
days before Fort Donelson under Cen
eral William FL. L. Wallace, Feb. Is,
IA and 15, 1862. and the fourth was
under General Sherman, when it stood
the morning of April ., 1862, at the left
OF the Shiloh church.
wallace Going over His Route.
General Lew Wallace, together with
James r. Ross, George f. McGinnis Of
Indianapolis. and several other Indiana
veterans, are engaged in making d sur
vey OF the route over which General
Wallace marched with his division on
the day of battle. 10 has been claimed
by several war historians that Wallace's
division rounded mp after marching q
trifie ove q mile from Crumps Land.
ing ON that memorable day, while Gen.
eral Wallace insists that the march was
at least 10 miles. The interests of cor.
rect history, he says, demand that this
dispute should be settled once for ali.
and hence the survey which, with some
of his old colleagues, he isengaged upon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09
SECOND Ward Caucus.

A city caucus OF the electors OF the
Second ward is hereby called to be held
at the city hall in the city of Madison,
s. d., April IL, 1894, at s o'clock p. m,
to place in nomination one alderman,
one alderman to fill vacancy, and one
member of the board of education to
be voted upon at the ensuing election.
Also to elect 5 delegates to represent
said ward IN the city convention to be
held April IL, 1894, aud 10 transact such
other business as may properly come
before the caucus.
V. r. Walden, Chairman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09
NICARAGUA CANAL.
The Boston Traveller Has Opinions
From Various Governors ana
Congressman.
Most of Them Favor Construction
and Ownership By the Federal
Government.
Some Congressman, However, Are
Open Advocates of the Nor
gan Bill.

BosToN, April 9.-The Traveller of
this city, which has been an earnest adj
yocate Of the building Of the Nicaragua
canal, recently sent ont letters to the
governors of the various states and the
more prominent members Of congress
asking their opinions as to the value of
the canal to this country, and whether
or not the government should construct
and control the waterway. Answers
have been received from 81 governors
and 40 members OF congress.
The governors of the Southern states,
without exception, are either In favor of
the government building and owning
the canal outright or extending aid to
whatever corporation builds it, ia
Governor Waite OF Colorado says:
'sThe United States government. in con-
junction with the Central American re-
publics, should build this canal ut
national expense. 1ssssd
Governor McGraw OF Washington be-
lieves that the United states should
construct, own and operate the canal.
Hogg H ~Pronoancsd. D
Governor h0gg OF Texas = very
pronounced grounds against the Uunited
States fostering such an enterprise
while under private control. He says:
"This government should prohibit
foreign or private interference with the
canal, and should construct, own and
operate IL herself"
Governor Lewelling Of Kansas de-
clares that it would be desirable that
the United States should own and op
crate the canal as the exclusive property
Of the United States.
Congressman Bynum Of Indiana,
Washington of Tennessee, KiIgore, Bel
and Abbott of Texas declare themselves
heartily in favor of its construction but
say they would not vote for any meas.
ure which would pledge the United
States TO guarantee the bonds OF any
private corporation. Senators Stock
bridge and Mcmillan of Michigan, Per
kins of California, Dolph and Mitchell
Of Oregon. Morgan OF Alabama. Frye
Of Maine and Congressmsn Henderson
Of Iowa, Burrows of Michigan, storel
of Ohio. Van voorhees, Of New York
Doolittle of Washington and . number
of others in both political parties say
they are in favor and will vote for sucl
a bill as that proposed by Senate
Morgan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09
Eourth ward Caucus.

A city caucus OF the electors OF the
Fourth word is hereby called to be held
at Scott & Sheridan's Office in the city
of Madison, S. d., April IL, 1894, at {
o'clock p. m., to place in nomination one
alderman and one member of the board
of education to be voted upon at the en-.
suing election. Also to elect 3 dele.
gates to represent said ward in the city
convention to be held April II, 1894, and
to transact such other business as may
properly come before the caucus.
ID. T.. SToDDARD, Chairman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09
NEWS COMBINATIONS.

If#ME%&% #
The president has signed the Behring
sea bill.
Saturday was observed a Arbor day
i'm Utah.
The vigilant has been sold to james
Gordon Bennett.
Carleton college, Northield, Mimi,
won the intercollegiate ~oratorical con
test.
Two bombs, with fuses attached,
were found In the Kinkenpoix railway
station at Liege.
Chairman Wilson Is reported az being
in better health than at any time since
he left Washington.
Testimony In the observation-disclosures
case Is all in. The case will likely 20 TO
the jury Wednesday.
NJ. Joblochkoff, the electrician. fa-
nous In Russia as the inventor Of the
electric CANDLE is dead.
Captain Morley OF Paterson. N. u.
won the grand American handicap
shooting match at Dexter Park, Il. I.
Ira Mayhem, well known business
college educator and text book author,
dropped dead ct Detroit. H4 was so
years old.
Haywood, an aristocratic Chicago
suburb is torn up over the elopement
OF Mrs. Walter Genders with the family
coachman.
Jay La Due OF Luverne has fled his
application for the position OF collector
OF internal revenue for the district OF
Minnesota.
The sixth annual convention Of the
Gnurch OF Jesus Christ of the Latter
LAY SAINTS convened in the tabernacle
at Salt Lake Friday.
Miss Marie Stirling, second daughter
OF Commander and Mrs. Yates Stirling
O BaItlmoae, was married TO j. Lee
Taller Of New York.
= the result OF the Rhode Island
oiaciai count the Democratic represent
alton y reduced to 8 In d total of lis
members OF the Legislature.
Manager Leeds Of the California
Iraffic association has admitted that
the North American Nayiration com
pany wsn 80 out of business May j.
Mr.. Holman, chairman or the Demo.
cratic house caucus committee. has il.
suea Q call Tor . caucus on Tuesday,
Apral ~, ut p. M, to consider cues
lions or inance now pending.
The total bank clearings of all the
clearing houses in the United States fol
the week were sos, $50, 3tI, against
$976, 592. 49, last week. and 81, 200. GIL.
GA the corresponding week last year.
Representative Caldwell. the newly
elected mayor of Cincinnati, will re.
sign his seat i'm the house to take effect
May 4 He has arranged with Mayor
Mosby to retain charge until that date.
Arthur Laverle, % years of age, son
OF . wealthy Chicago liquor dealer, shot
and killed his f~iancee, Miss Emma Allen,
He then turned the revolver ON himself.
infiicting Q wound that may prove fatal.
The Indian bureau denies the stories
OF fierce fights between Indians and
cowboys in Oklahoma. They assert
there was nothing more than personal
difiiculty between one or two Indian:
and q like number OF cattlemen.
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The free silver question is pressing IL
self to the front in Germany as We ] as
here and is only kept back by the same
bug-a-boo of fear that they will have TO
go it alone which is the specious plea OF
the gold men in this country. A Berlin
dispatch OF the 9th inst, says,
The new silver coinage bin was des-
troyed in the reichstag to-day. Count
Posadownky. secretary of the imperial
treasury, who has charge OF the bill, said
that it would be impossible for Germany
along to renew the recoinage OF SILVER,
that was not to be expected; but at an
international regulation was still a dis
tant possibility. Germany must act for
the best under the circumstances. The
fears expressed by Herr o Khaedorfi
that it was the intention of Germany to
adopt a pure gold standard, he said, were
absolutely unfounded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09
Third Ward Caucus.

A city caucus of the electors of the
Third ward is hereby called to be held
at the Horner building in the city of
Madison, s. d., April IL, 1894, at 8
o'clock p. M, to place in nomination one
alderman and one member Of the board
Of education to be voted upon at the en-
suing election. Also to elect 6 delegates
to represent said ward in the city con-
vention to be held April IL, 1894, and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the caucus.
A. <. CLoUaH, Chairman.
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anma AnrM pinma

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The commits
sions Of 81 presidential postmasters viii
expire during the month. The largest
number Of these in any state ia seven,
and there arc seven each In New
York, Illinois, Michigan and Pennsyl.
vania. One each will expire in Arksn.
sas, Colorado. Delaware, Indian Terri.
tory, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi.
Missouri. North Dakota, Oregon. Ten.
nessee, Virginia and Wyoming.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-09
ELMER SHERIDAN, Chairm
First Ward Caucus.

4 city caucus OF the electors OF the
First ward ia hereby called TO be held at
the court house in the city OF Madison
s. D., April IL, 1894, al 8 o'clock p. m,
to place in nomination one alderman
and one member OF the board OF educa-
ton, to be voted upon at the ensuing
election. Also to elect 5 delegates to
represent said ward N the city conven-
ton to be held April IL, 1894, and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the caucus
j. T.. JONES, Chairman.