The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-24
LOCAL BREvETxEs.

Supper at the Presbyterian church
tonight.
The republican ticket throughout is a
daisy. Vote it straight.
The country looks to the republican
party for good times and it win not look
in vain. The republican party is going
to win.
The loyal republicans OF this county
are enthusiastic and united in their de-
termination to carry through the ticket
and the whole ticket.
A meeting OF the republican league
will be held in the city hall Friday eve-
ming at which important business is to
be transacted. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Prof. McEwen, a wonder in mind read
ing, llegerdemain and mesmerism will
display his astonishing skill at the opera
house tonight. We have seen him per-
form and know his work to be genuine.
Justice H~oldridge united in wedlock
to-day Dir. Frank Kotte and Miss Lizzie
Zimmerman, daughter Of Mr.. Fred
Zimmerman, all OF Wentworth. A
large wedding party will be held this at
ternoon at the residence OF the bride
and the occasion will be a leading event
on the east side.
j. L. French of Faulkton, Iowa, an old
time resident Of Chester township, is vis-
iting friends IN the county and called at
THE DAILY LEAEER office this morning
in company with Henry Oily. MIR.
French says the republicans are strictly
in it in Iowa this year and will carry the
state by 10000 majority.
The attendance at the combination
rally last evening was rather slim and
was made simmer by Mr.. Ramsey's har-
angue long before DR.. Brown got q
chance to speak. The democrat out
witted the populist on time while the
populist outwitted the democrat on ar
gument, though it lie generally conceded
that the republican committee could af-
ford to keep them both right in the field
so far as vote getting is concerned.
Messrs. Clougn and Neill as spokes-
men, accompanied by Messrs. Smith and
Kennedy went to Crows school house
last evening and entertained about sixty
voters very effectively. Good results
are reported today from the meeting,
and the gentlemen have every reason TO
be satisfied with their reception. Re-
publican candidates Lowe and Bieder-
staedt and populist candidate Cosgrove
were also present, the two former max.
ing a few remarks and letting themselves
be seen.
In conversation with q farmer in the
south part OF the county recently. q
DAILY LEADER reporter learned that
last year he sold his WOOL clip for IL
cents o pound, and this year could get
only 8 cents Q pound and sold for that.
aIf / had kept it two weeks longer this
year, he said, II would have got only 6
cents for it, aWith this experience"
he went on TO Soy, II was not in . very
equable frame Of mind to talk politics
when o certain leading populist from
your city accosted me on the political
situation the other day. \ told him 10
keep right on 40 / had 10 time to talk
20 man working for ~populists TO 80
either % Pierre Or Washington and vote
TOR democrats. democratic measures and
democratic calamity. He moved on
too
Sioux Falls Press, IS: Up ct Baltic
yesterday the populists manifested =
spirit OF intolerance which was shame
full. BY instruction or some Of their
leaders, they undertook 20 stampede