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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Dom Canadian.
Sewiaieun9 Don Rednunsen. Seridte
iiber ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Mo-
nat Sebruar. = Sriidenban fir ole
Santa Sc Sahn. Sanorutide uno
ueberfluthuneen.

Sn ser Montassz g riommlung Der Nb@
tpalierbeDorbe paren bic @ommiiidre @en>
ter, Nltpeter, GonlD, Gdbart, &elID un6
Huilca anpeienb. SolgenOe 3ablungss
Nnipctlun9en tpur6en 9utgebetBen: Wtc7
Nrtbur 8rotbers $2,845.42, $5,965.41
$276.44; !Selbmaier & Neu fir Grtraz
arbeit $6,500.16; GommifiGr @dbart
tttmmte gegen otele 3ablung; Streeter &
6encftd, @rtraarbeit s. ,579.45; Srrtn $.
Garter, fir @rpertotenite, $24.73; Set
tungseNn5eigen fir 9lngebOte unO au9ez
meine Nlsgaben, tpie 6auSmeiitere 9 ient
H.. {. No., $331.00; @eiammtiumme bet
d3ablungsanmeiiun9en $18,522.61.
0te Nusgaben i'm Suiti3>0 epartement
betrugen ipG6renb beS WonatS Tebruar
$3.50 fir @ebdlter, So, 740.88 fir gteben>
auSgaben ltn6 81, 1880 fit 2anb3a9lunz
gen; @eiammtiummc: $10,385.88. Stir
Die @lerfSzSffice murOen fir Sebruar
$950.19 fir @eDQlter uno gtebenauS9aben
oerbrarbt.
Sberingenieur Sibam 9tanoolpb er
i~tattete etnen 8eribt iiber Sic Nusgrabungs>
arbciten; oielelben beliefen iib fir ben
Wtonat Sebruar auf 1921, 958.17 unb iinb
be5ablt. Die @bi6dbung fir Die Nus>
g%rabungcn i'm Monat MGr3 bat 6err
Ganoolp6 aut 1925, O00.87 abgei9abt. Sin
@eDdltern purben inn Sngenieursbepartez
ment inn Sebruar $11, 902.8 unb fir Wfa>
teriaI $6,374. 81 be3aDlt.
Serner le9te !Serr Gan6pIpb einen @on@
tract fir etnen 8ridenbau 3tpil6en Ser
8eboroe u1b Der Qlt6inion, Sopefa unb
Santa Sc 8abn Dor. @S banbelt it6 nm
&reu3ung Der @eletie bieier 8abn, BEL
beren Nustibruns ii9 bic 9raindgezGo mz
militon 81 einem 8riidenbau iber ben
9eSpLainese SluB tlr $4,000 berpflibtet
bat. Ser Contract cling an bas @Omite
fur Sngenieursmeien.
Serner bericbtet Der S%6eringenieur iiber
ben 2anoruti6 an Section 5 in benz @ez
btcte Der QualeD Contribution So. Ser
Sberingenicur empiteblt, baB fortan bas
WtateriaI 200 SUB tpett bonn l1fer placirt
perbe. 0tcier 8eri6t tpurbe ebenfaus an
6as Sngenieursz Gomtte pertpieien.
Dem Sbertngenieur tpurbe Ser @uftrag
ertbeilt, bon iebt an regelmdBigc 1eberz
flutbungsmeiiun9en Doraunebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
feuer in einem 2r1uiifIaoen.
Gin Sbaoen Don $4,000 an Jnfrumenten uno
Wuftfalien anoeribtet. = Kletnere
0rXtNo

Monta9 Morgen nm baGb bier lt6r, GIT
elmer 3eit, in pclcber Der beftige aus @eiten
pebcnbe @tnb iicb nob nicbt gelegt bate,
mur6e Die S%euerpebr piebcr nlarmirt, I'M
einen 8ranb GIT l0iben, tpelc6er auf benz
eritcn Slur bes breiit0di9cn 8aditein9ez
bGubeS $50. 352 90. Maoiion StraBe aus
gebro6cn mar. 9ie Slammet batten Bel
Nnfunft Der eriten SpriBen i9On cinen err
bcbli6en Goriprung getuOnnen unb unter
benz lsicbt 5erit0rbarenNaaterial tpelcbcS Oas
Muiifgeicbaft BON stanford & Cons auf
benz erlten Sur bciaB, nibt %9erinaen
S6aocn angeri5tctt inoeB gelang es
i6lieBlicb Dem energii9en Gingreifen Ser
QOi9mannidbaften, ben 8ranb 8u inter
briiden unO i'm ouf ben erten Slur, auf
tpel6em ct gum NuSbrucb 9ctommen mar,
gu beibrdnten. bic Sirmd STANFORD &
Sons beflaet einen 8erI1it bon $4,000 an
tbrem tpertbooIen @aarenldger. 9as
6aus, pe[cbeS @i9entbum bon Steiner &
Son 1T, nurbe um $500 gei6Gbigt. 9er
gauge GerIuit lit Durcb Gerii6erun9en gez
beGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Die Stahlmerfe
in South Chicago nehmen ihre Ghdtiefeit
wteoer auf.

@m Montag, Ben 10. GlGr3, iper6en bic
Sabrtfen Der ySutnots Steel So" in Soutb
Chicago tpteber e%r0ffnet lperben, nadbbem
ite lett benz Is. September 1893 gel9loiicn
9etpelen. 9iele i'm gan3en Sano betannte
Sirma beibGftigt in Der Jfegel meDr ais
5000 Wfann. Wenn man %beoentt, oaB
bicie 1000 Nrbeiter bas Contingent Der
Qrbeitsloien UNI ebenio piele SDpfe entlaz
ften merben, 10 lit iele Na6rlbt mObl
geeignet, Sreube su eripeden. Nm Wtontag
1retlicb merben aund6it nur 1000 8~erionen
ongeiteltt tperben. Wtonate lang baben bte
@iienarbeiter in Soutb G5icago un0 III
Chicago i~iberbaupt b0s gelitten, pa Qtrz
mutb un6 t6unger an ibre Sbiiren po6te.
gtamentlicb bic 6amtIienDdter Derloren
icblieB[icb ben Wtutb, ba ie it6 auBer
Stanoe iaben, Srau unb &tnoer NIT Dem
Nt0tbigiten St Derlorgen. Sic DuBtcn ntcbt,
ob unb tpann bic @erfe Der ySutlOis Steel
So" bon 9teuem er0ffnet unD ibnen @elc>
genbeit 9eben niirben, ibr tGglicb 8rot bort
gu finben.
Snspiiden bate Bic vSQinois Steel
So" aumdli9 cine Nn5abI bon Nuftrd9en
erbaltcn. Nunmebr lit biele Qln5abl ni6t
auetn 5t elmer 10 9roBen an9emacblen, baB
es 1icb lobnt, BEN ,8etrieb temporGr tpte0er
allf3unebmen, lonoecn Die Nrbeiten fonnen
oorausii6tli9 fortgelebt tperben, ba %fernere
Nuftrd9e malienbaft in Nusii6t iteben un6
bic vicblebten 3ettcn" enbli6 %aufsuboren
lc6etnen.
l3undb1t bat ma cine 3pctmonatli6e
Nrbeitsiation fcitgeieBt. Nab Nblauf bic
ler 3ett per6en mettere 8ei9lllie gefabt
neroen.
SecretGr @rab iagte tiirsIi9: Scr 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit Elm rebt ieltiamcr
9etpeien. Observation-Disclosures, pel6e
9ep0bnli9 i'm Nonember un0 9e3en6er
beiteuen, Tim Die Waare i'm ndcbiten Sabre
abliefern 81 ~lalien, baben bieIes D3al ilberz
baupt nibt g~etauft, unO anOerc 2tnien, bic
ais quite &anben befannt itnb, baben ma
sere 4luftrd9e ertbeilt. Q8ir fOnnen III
Soutb Gbicago abt Sefea in 8etrieb
ieBen. @tner lit tiir5licb erploOirt. 9lm
Wontag perOen mir sunacblt pier Sefen in
8etrieb ieben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Ser SWeW
G4eftrii0e
0nrtel 0bers
trtTt ait
@trtmng je0e
Wr5net nnO
TeDt Obme
O1
@eebrter SEER 9r. Stpen!

geeDrer 9err Dr. Smen! Bdu1au, g8is, ben 9 Samuar 1894
Sd farm g ntt nnteraHen, Sbnen mGn bones Sob umr ben gSrt S6res ghthb
i9n @irtIs aus5upeben.
Sefoem I'D Otes 9ef9dbte Sedmdttl 9esen mn 9eiOen onsepanbt babe 1T nin
3nrano pon gag 81 gag better 9eDmben,. 70 bB i1 na1 4u6benti9em @ebraub
boafommem interchangeable mar umo nieber rafis Ibofen fonnte. She ib omien
gefhiden @anl befaB, mar i'd elm arneru b 9eplaetr gGann, benin G6t unb gbeu=
nahsnnus heBen Mid fdnen Gusenbid CUR 3ube fommen, unb bu enem @io gum
anoern fpran9 Der S9iner5 Stele Ger5e fra9te i3 UNI Stat, Bis 1 enOi9, oa mir
temer OerPlben Sfe prlbofen fonnte, Sbr btd9eprhenes SeanrtG DerIu6t.
SSeuotg fam tb beme befM9en baB Sbr gkthi6er @urtel ntt nmr alien Ct
watunsn Der Ieioenben aeenibbet boafOmunen enfpribt, iunbern iOe gr,net Iber.
tWt uno one &onfnrren3 in Der 8t oafbt $50 f6 cine pafenbe @eGeeenbGt fin
Oct peroe t9 S9r 9edndtel empfebten umo aebne i9 nit buer gerF6eruua
So6abtnssbDu @iIIiom 8a9teL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
GrIitt fhpere 8ranomunoen.

Ser Tarbi9e Nnbrep 8illon, Ser III benz
!6auie $40. 500 @cit Ma6ilon StraBe cine
S6miebewertitatt betrei6t, wuroe Oienitag
Wtorgen gegen bret lhr bon &rampten be-
fallen. ST. fiel gegen einen 9litbeno bciBcn
Ofen unb erIitt boie 8~ranbtpunoen an Der
recbtenS Settle, am linfenArm unb on anoeren
Steuen. @r purOe na6 benz GountD7
6o1pttal sebracbt, no Die Ner3te erfldrten,
6aB ieine @unOen i9luer, aber ni3t Gns
bebingt IebensgefabrIi6 leien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Seit mebr ais funf,to 7abren

nir6 @ars. @tnsGop's @oOtbtns 9p1up
fir s~abnenbe 6inOcr sebrou6t. 81 bei6ipidti9t bas
Sin0, erlpeidt baS !3abnheii6, ~beieitist ale Sdmers
gen, furirt SSinOe Golif unO lit baS bette Mtittel 9es
gen 9ur9faQ. 8iiniunoSwansis Gents bic 6lGl6e.
Sci aleu- &potbetern III Ser gansen &elt 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
DR.. Rud. Seiffert,

Seit 1866 Pausar5t i'm QIeriunersP ofpital.
SfEce=Stun6en bon sI-11 ltbr WtOrs. I'm 3oipitaL
Office Inb @obuuug: 171-173 DIT ~Jtanoolpb Ctr.
Dtfice.Stlnbeu "a ubr gta6ntitta9S.
Per81 &uu9er-, uuterIeibss uub Observation-Disclosures
cine SpesIaIIt6t 1iep1St JUMP
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Fl Sabre franf,
0mr6 0ett SWe4t
GleftrtI6e1t 01tteI
bOm 9eberteiOett,
&1eMtttattSmtMS ttttO
decentralization
befrett.

NeoIa, Sa., D. l. Veg. 1893.
@eebrter Serrl
Sd betra9te es aIs meme 8fli9t,
Sic bas 8eiuItat pifien gu Iaiien,
tpel9es i'd bur9 @ebrau9 Sbres
gleftrii6en @iirtels eraielte.
Bereits felt 81 Sahren mar im
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19


lebenb a Der 2ebr, unb piI @@mesen bate 9 uussubnHeu, 90 F9 audi nod @ebdr>
mo@te. @bennahsmus phpe mid f9n wubrenO mmer Suseno umO mar i6 ons
faf 9euobnt 9emmben, aber Dprnges Sribjabr trt oafdbe 10 fart anf oaB ib mid
TAFT nt@t me5r bemeaen fOnnte. SIN Rdden in ben Sdnoen I'M areus aberna bate
f9 Der Sbmer5 fef9eebt Ser5nopfen beunrubgte mid bdnfa ub Se0ermann, Der
mid fab, metnh, meme &ebenst9e ien 9eabt
ga t6 fbn oa Sob iber Die norrefHfe 8nnuns beg Omen gethf9m @iheGs
uernpmmen bate, wpnte i'd beniaben ebenfaus nbt unpernu9t laHen es par mmn
IeHes @eb, nas tb oafur aus9ab, bnn i'd bate i9pn peI Irnet nubos ber1Iudt
uo bate nur nod gertrauen auf SeHun9 hurb ben gIefrH9en @IrteL
S6 befeute mir dip emeni oGben, no 6as Gertmnen me9es 1 in bic Seifraft
oehelhn iBts bat f6 poafonmen gere6tfctgt er bat mir 9etban, mas Ir5t uno
Rebptn nit i'm Stanoe mawn 81 bephfe, i'd babe neue &rdfe erbafen, aue Die
&ranfbeukfeime nnb unrGnen GtOfe fnb aug mtnem &mm se1nben, uno elm gang
onoeres GeRn lit aus mir 9eworoen Ser GRftrfbe 6Irtel tit mir Die bette @febuin
geworben. Spdafun9spn gg. @ie5e.
8erionen, nelbe grfunbi9un9en bel ben &usfeuern bon 3euenrTen en5u5nben
mIni6eu, wOuen ibem @drimu eu ebfubrehes, frunhrtes gOuuet befa9eu, nm
elmer Nntport Ffer n ien.
1tnier 9rOfer i4aitrirter 9atalog
1T in beutfber @probe eorudt uo entbdH 8G6nunsen unmr @HrhI unb &orids
tuusen mbf eenaur 8ebubuns uno ben Breen fir .ne Gore iome 3u9nfe
bon 2euen ne19e bu9 bne @anI Seimus 1Wr 2eben Iudhn I'M om9 er5ete.
Iter &ataog peber bon ibem 2eoGnoen 9eeen neroen ionte, mmo porofri
berbift 9een @uienOun9 BON 6 Gents in @Dfmaren.
Sine &bptugrnpbh Der bier 6eneratOnen Der beutI6en GaierfamiGe mS fret
bermnOt nit ebem SenHden GamIos.
9ir babem etnem oeutrben GOrrelunbnen III Der 6anptSfFee gu Gbnago, 81.
DIE OWEN LECTR BELT g. APPLIANCE co,
SanptcHie nn em5tsc Tabuf:
THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT BUILDING,
21 bis OH state ST. Ecke Adams. CHICAGO, LLb
uBe)@h Grwdbnt SNe Setune, Wenm iii an ~ t@rabt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Die uriade oes Sranoes.

8ie Der 8ran6 entitan6 tonnte bis6er
trob iofort etngeleiteter llnteriubung nicbt
ermittelt tperben. Die Nnnabme ibeint
Die berec6ti8te, baB elm Nrbeiter bcim Ser
laiien ieiner Ar6eit cine @t9arre an3iinbete
unb baS Streid6ol3 nicDt ior9faltig aus
lOicbte, als ct eS f%Ortparf. Sin Sunfe muB
einen 6arien Sabaf ms S6welen gebra9t
unb bic @lut6 muB itd aQmablig au LIGHTER
Slamme enttpi6eLt baben.
Sn Der v@Olumbia @i9arrenz Tabrif"
tparen ungefGbr 40 Qrbeiter unb Qlrbeite@
rirnen beicbafti9t. Die Mebrsabl 6erielben
tpirO pabri6einli6 iOgletcb in u8aIens &
Co.'S %3tpetter 6abrit al Canal unO Sutton
Str. pteoer 3ur Nrbeit gei9idt iperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Dom glamtn1eu ltnlblQt
muroe Donnerfa9 Qbeno oas
tattlide Sbtuer9ebdnoe,
9ie Teuertamfe gldnsenO beitanOen.
Derheerenoer Brand all Dearborn Stra6e. =
Die Columbia Giearrenfabrif Elm Ranb
Ger SIammen. = 2noere Gei4dfte hetm=
eefnbt. - 6eiammtidaoen $l5o,ooo. =
Der S6aoen am Sdilereebduoe.

1tnIereTeuerpebr bate 0onneritas Nbeno
einen Der icbpicrigiten 8rGnbe sH befams
pfen, bie in Der Gbronit Der StaOt @bicago
persetcbnet llnb. Gincr Der impoiantenS ocbs
bautcn GbicagO's, OaS S6iaer'W ebalbe
an Ser Ganbolph Str, ipar III Der bOblten
@efabr, eiu Gaub. Der Slammcn 5t iperoen ;
banf Ser @ei9idIi6teit, benz Wtntb utb
Der NuS6oucr u%nierer brapen rTeuerz
Qapoies" uno ser 6euerfeiti9feit Oes 8aues
blieb Der al bieiem ipertbOollen @ebGloe
a1scricbtete S3a0en eIn uer9dltniBmaBi9
%ucriuucr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-22
STATE NEWS.

Chamberlain dispatch, Is: The first
attempt to sink an artesian we'll in the
ceded Sioux lands has proved successful.
For only a few weeks the work OF drill
ing an artesian we'll on the farm Of Y. >.
Grant, west OF here, has been iE progress
and today q fine flow was struck. The
well belongs wholly to Grant, and his
example will be followed by many other
farmers and ranchmen IN that region.
Sioux Falls Press, 81: There has been
some discussion 10 to how, under the
Australian ballot law in this state, an
~elector might cast his vote tor some IN
dividual or individuals other than those
upon his regular party ticket. Under
section 4 OF chapter 80, laws OF 1898, the
voter may make q cross in the circle 81
the head Of his party ticket, and ther
erase the name Of any candidate in faid
ticket and place 4 cross at the left OF thu
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-22

The result OF the city last
evening marks another step in the
progress Of the campaign in this county.
To three OF the wards strong delegations
of representative citizens have been put
up and they were chosen In all cases by
large majoritles though different local
aims prevailed in the different caucuses.
The one ruling desire seems to have
been to secure men who would consider
the best interests OF the party as a
whole, without regard to individual as
pirations, and should the county con-
vention which is soon to follow take
the same broad view of things there
will be no doubt Of republican victory
this fall. Anyone who may have failed
of success in some personal object can
not lay it up to a caucus or convention
as u cause Of dissatisfaction with his
party, because there are SO many cou-
tiicting opinions on small matters, or
clashing aspirations Of individuals, that
the convention has to eliminate all but
one of these, and that one is what the
united or major opinion OF the conven-
ton considers best for the party's inter
est as a whole. Except in the demo
cratic party under Cleveland, the iudg-
ment OF a party is always wiser politic-
ally than the individual Judgment OF any
member Of that party, hence the duty OF
acquiescing in its conventional verdict.
This view of party fealty so generally
recognized by republicans also e~pjoins a
caution upon its members to form no
hasty aspirations that may be knocked
out by the determination OF a conven-
ton, or cause unnecessary strife. Much
better is it to await the verdict of the
convention and allow the office to seek
the man through the proper channels.
The outlook for republican success In
this county is SO bright this fall, that
republicans cannot afford to make a
mistake, and the attitude OF candidates
thus far is very ~reassuring.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-22

The Pioneer Press OF the Goth has the
following view OF the South Cakota po-
litical situation from a Yankton stand
point: There is little doubt that the re-
publicans will elect their entire ticket,
yet there 10 q possibility that they will
not. The populists are conceded TO be
stronger now than they were w years
ago, and the democrats are supposed to
be. weaker. Two years ago the republi-
cans polled 34,SsS, the democrats 9,Sl
and the populists 26.544 votes. The
democrats will not poll nor than 1000
votes, as stated by q member of the state
central committee. Should this be the
case and should the populists gain 10
per cent over the vote Of two years age,
they would elect the greater part OF the
state ticket, although they might not be
able to elect their congressman. The
action Of the state convention in defeat
ing Congressman Lucas for renomina-
ton, and placing in the field r. j. Gam
BILE, a comparatively young man has
angered the old soldier element Of the
party into hostility to the entire ticket
in some localities, but ON the whole the
nomination OF Gamble, it is thought will
bring to the ticket more support than
would have been the case had Lucas
been nominated. The weak spot OF the
republican ticket is the candidate for
governor, the present state executive, 9.
III. Sheldon. The opposition has center
cd it's strength against him, and as the
populist candidate is extremely popular,
while Sheldon is otherwise, the formers
election would cause little surprise. Elk
traordinary precautions are being taken
in the selection OF candidates for the leg
islature by all parties, and in nearly
every county where nominations have
been made the populists and democrats
have united TO oppose the republican
nominees in the hope OF getting control
of the legislature, and thereby prevent
the reelection of Senator Pettigrew.
The state is being stnmped by Congress-
men Lucas and Pickler, Senator 9. K
Davis of Minnesota and John nj. THUS,
ton of Omaha. The republican state
central committee expects TO secure the
services Of Tom Reed and Gov. McKin'
ley for two or three speeches before the
campaign is closed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-22
rs A GOOD INJUN NOW.
GERONIMO IS EXTREMELY AMlARLE
WHILE I'M CAPTIVITY.

But the People OF Arizona Think ~ VIII
Nat Take h DloodtHirsty Old Savage
Long 60 Find the warpa&h u He Il
Once Turned Loose.
Geronimo, and his Chiricahuas are ia
be free again, and Arizona is ~displeased
thereat. The frontiersmen say the old
Indian is as bloodthirsty as ever, and
that il he and his once get loose In the
White mountains many q life will be
lost before they are corralled again. But
General Howard says that an Indian 6S
years old. as Geronimo is, Is Of no &C
count for any purpose of activity, and
that this particular Indian lii much more
afraid of the frontier folks than they
are Of him. Old Geronimo's latest opin.
ion Of the whites was thus expressed In
O recent conversation with Lieutenant
Guy Howard, son Of the general:
Eat first ! thought that you white
men, who have put railroads and tele.
graph wires around the world, could gel
as our farms in q few days, but nov
know it will take time. But I believe
that we will get them; that you vii,
take us from this place, where we arr
dying, and will put ms where we car
work and earn a living for ourselves and
our children.
~ believe white men have kline
hearts. They will catch a wild deer il
the woods and tame and teach il tt
feed from their hands and follow Their
steps They will take o wild bird from
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-22
upon any other ticket for the

candidate upon any other ticket for the
same position.
The state university at Vermillion has
opened for study under very favorable
circumstances. The enrolment Of new
stuAients is greater than in former years,
and most OF the old ouNs are back. The
addition of the normal department. will
prove a drawing card and one Of much
practical worth ito the state at large.
Unlike the other normal schools, its
course covers largely the same ground
as a course fcf degree, but including
such studies as are necessary for the
professional teacher. The course IN
cludes arithmetic, algebra, geometry,
grammar, rhetoric, photography, book
keeping, ~penmanship, physiology, Amer
lean history, drawing, civics, physical
geography, Latin, German, English
didactics, general history, physics,
botany, psychology, chemistry, history
OF education, pedagogy and music.
Graduates rank with classical soph-
mores.
Chamberlain dispatch, 10: Last Mon
day a mar named Levy Clark was ar
rested in Charles Mix county by Deputy
United States Marshal Thomas f. Ryan
or the charge of counterfeiting. He
was arraigned Wednesday before United
States Commissioner G. G. Morrow Of
this city, and was bound over to the
next term of the United States court.
Bail was fixed at 81, 1000, which the pris-
oner was unable to furnish. Marshal
Ryan found in possession OF the prisoner
a complete but rather crude outfit for
the coming OF gold and silver money.
Plaster of paris moulds of different de-
nominations-5 cent pieces, dunes, quar-
tiers, half-doilars and ten dollars-were
there as we'll az a bottle of gold dust.
A small screw press similar in appear
ance to a CIDER press, was also captured.
Just how long the gang has been operat-
ing it is hard to tell, but it is generally
thought that little of the "queer" has
been showed on the public. BIO
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-22
Summons.

state 81 south Dakota, county of Laks. e. in
police justice court, before I'D. -. H0ldrid9e.
police justice Of the city Of Madison, 81. Chas.
kaufman and Henry KaufmAns c0partneTs ~
Chae. kaufman ID Bro, plaintiffs AKaines y.
Scodeld, defendant. The Sfafe of South U&kosa
sends greeslng % &c. scOneld, sns ap0vs 49, y
I'd defendant. Hou ars hereby summoned ana
required 10 appear befove md III my othee in nc
city 0f Madison. In saia county and state, ON the
2fet day 0f Angust Al. ID. 1924, atv o'clock y: m.
or said day, 10 answer the complaint of she above
named nIsfufld. Charles Kaufman ~ Bro. who
claims ID recossr Of you The snIn 81 ten dollars
and atty cents d balances due from you Tor goods
eOld. aid delivered 10 yoa Ak y0uE request and for
which yon promised ard agreed 70 pay plaintiff
snr and yon are hereby notined that il yOu fail 70
appear and answer IL required above, said plain.
III viii tale judgment against you for the sum Of
- dollar and afly cents and interest from
Nuenst let ann costs. To the sheriff or any cnn.
table 81 said Lake county, greeting: Make legal
service hereof and due return. Given under my
hand thia nth DAY Of Augnet A. q 1884
Police Justice OF Madison. y. ID.
The above case Ii adjourned 70 October d 1894
| at d o'clock .. ID. for the purpose Of giving time
10 serve the nlnmon by publication.
d. d. HpLDRIDGE,
! Police Justice.
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! south DaEo.a's representatives. Of ina. party

by South Dakota's representatives OF that party
In congress.
10. We congratulate South Dakota upon the
tration has conducted the affairs of the state.
maintaining the public credit at all times. ana
conducting the affairs OF the commonwealth at
the expense Der capita amounting 10 only about
similar 10 OGRE.
IL. feeling assured that the principles, OF the
republican party afford the best possIhie Daeis OF
government, we cordially invite all good citizens
to rally To the support thereof, guaranteeing TO
them that IL lie our purpose to promote every IN.
terest which is calculated to secure the greatest
good to the greatest number, and also TO oppose
whatever may be to the best inter
ests Of the people Of this state ane nation as q
whole.
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Republican State Ticket.

For Congress:
ROBERT J. GAMBLE
of Yanktor
J. A. PIoKLER
of Faulk,
!or Governor:
CHARLES H SHELDON
of Day,
For Lieutenant Governor:
CHAs. n, HERREID
of Nc Emerson.
For secretary OF State:
THOMAS THoRsoN
ofLincoln.
For State Auditor:
j. 4. Nipple
of Hutchinson.
For State Treasurer:
KIRK G. PHILLIPS,
of Lawrence
For Attorney General;
CoE l. CRAWFORD
of Hughes,
For State Superintendent Public Instruction;
FRANK CRANE
of Coddington
For Commissioner School and Public Lands:
i'll LOCKHART
of Grant
For Commissioner of Labor Statistics:
4. A. WHEELER
of Butte
For Railroad Commissions First District:
JOHN X. BRENNAN
of Pennington,
For Railroad Commissioner Second District:
GEO. A. JOHNSTON
of lawson
For Railroad Commissioners Third District:
FRANK j. CONKLIN
OF Clark
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Good Groceries,
Wholesome Provisions,
Choice Delicacies.


FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 22.-Not-
withstanding the refusal Of the man
agement Of the Seaconnett mills to
promise a restoration of the old scale of
wages and the announcement that for
the present the mills would be operated
under the reduction, nearly all OF the
operatives there have returned to work.
A few stayed ont, but their places were
quickly filed.
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Girl sentenced for Horse stealing.

CARTHAGE. Mo-, Sept. 22.-In the cir
cuit court here Llzz.e Ckristy, q girl of
modest manners, pleaded guilty to steal
ing q horse, buggy and harness at
Webb City last summer, and was sem
fenced 20 two years IN the penitentiary.
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The committee recommend that all delegates
be elected by ballot; that delegates present be
authorized to cast full vote ei delegation, and
that primaries be held open at least one hour.
The committee further recommends that all
primaries be held Friday, September q.
J. ". Corr,
GEO. BECK.
j. W. CHAPLIN,