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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
Unfortunate Events.

Fire at CadiZ. Ind, DESTROYED seven
teen buildings and caused a loss Of $50
COO.
Nine villages on the island Of Euboca
We're destroyed by the resent earth
quake shocks
Saxon Denham, a young business
man, was drowned at Muscat.ne, Iowa,
by the upsetdng Of a sailboat.
John Rule WAS killed in Osceola,
Mich, by being struck by Z skip while
oiIing rollers in a mine.
A six-year-old daughter of James
Stout was burned to death at Ripley,
Ill.
The fve-year-old daughter Of James
McNlanis vas burned To death AT Brazil.
Ind.
Frank Clements, an old railroad man,
was killed at Charlottesville, Ind, by
the kick Of a horse.
At Ripley. Ill, a six-year-old daughter
OF James Stout, while playing about 4
bonfire, was burned 10 death.
Irving Person. a wealthy farmer near
Bourbon, Ind, was thrown from his
carriage in a runaway and probably
fatally injured.
Henry Il. Booth. a business man of
Onarga, Ill, was killed by n fall from
the roof OF his house where he was n
work.
-Four horses. valued az S1.Ooc. We're
killed by lightning ar Bloomington. Ill.
Peter Stuckey. their owner. was injured,
but not seriously.
A special TO the Louisville Times from
Paducah says the Time, Of the Barrett
line, burned opposite there this morn
ing. Three Of her barges OF ties caught
fire and drifted down the river. Loss,
$4,000. Origin OF the fire unknown.
While making some repairs at the
bottom Of the elevator shaft Of the
Hotel Hays al Warsaw. Ind, John
Slate and Frank Stoner were crushed
to death and William Shinn fatally in
Jured by having the elevator cage come
down upon them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
miscellaneous Items.

Illinois attorney general proceeds
against the tobacco trust.
Louisville. Ky, wants the next Ma
uonal Encampment of the G. a II.
Fourteen cases of smallpox are re-
ported at Winamac, III.
The Baptist Association OF Central
Illinois has concluded a Sunday school
convention at Virginia, Ill
William Varied was found dead
on the river bank and sitting upright
against a log At ~Swaneetown. III.
The Sioux City Stock Yards
has been organized at Sioux City. Iowa.
with a capital stock Of s. 5oa0t0.
The Richelieu. one Of the leadin.
hotels OF Little Rock. Ark, has passed
into the hands OF al assignee. The
debts are $4,000.
The Victor mine at Cripple Creek.
Col, Is reported to have been sold 10
New York and London capitalists for
$4,000. This is the largest sale thus
far in the history OF the camp.
Lightship No. IS the first built On
the lakes for ocean service, nas
launched al the Craig shipyard ~ To-
ledo, Ohio. on the Goth. The new boat
is l25 feet long, IS feet beam and
draws 20 feet of water. She has both
steam and sail propelliDg power. The
new boat VIII be stationed on Nan-
racket Shoals
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
Seeking a Lost Bonanza.

In the early days OF the Black Hills,
says a special telegram to the st. Paul
Daily Dispatch, a party OF ~prospcctors
camped one night on Crow creek, north
west OF the present location OF Spearfish.
On the following day they started for
Deadwood, striking across the country
in as straight a line as possible. Sever
al miles from Crow Greek one OF the par
ty picked up a piece OF quartz which
looked as though it might be valuable.
The ston WIS carried to Deadwood aud
pounded up and panned out by Henry
keets, an experienced miner, who saysit
was the richest piece OF rock he ever saw
in the black Hills. The man who
found il fully explained. SO far as b ecould
remember, the place where he picked it
up, and a lew months later made an at
tempt to again locate the spot but, ow-
ing TO the fact that the ground was COW
cred with now was unable TO DO SO
definitely. Hedied before again attempt
inc the discovery. Those who are famiI-
lar with the details OF the story believe
that the place has never been disturbed
by the presence OF prospectOrs. An at
tempt will be made within the next few
weeks by. two old. timers to locate the
ground where the rich gold vein is sup
posed TO exist.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
In the Far West,

A butcher in a Washington town
recently purchased a hog which weigh
ed, when dressed, I55 pounds.
One can go out on Peterson's butte,
near Albany, Or, and kill half a dozen
r~attlesnakcs any time.
E. Chauvin picked a naval orange
weighing eleven ounces from a two
year-old tree at his place, near Delano.
Twenty-Five thousand head of sheep
are said TO have been sold within the
past two weeks in Morrow county. Or,
10 Eastern buyers, at about $50 per
head after shearing.
When Mrs. Taylor Of Stockton. went
into her cellar when the water had
somewhat subsidized. for she was in
the flooded district, she found two
human skulls tied up in a bag.
Walla Walla has been shipping early
vegetables 10 Montana and intermedi.
ate points for the past three weeks
at an average OF n ton and a half q
day, and the tonnage is daily increasing.
The largest gold nugget found near
Redding, Cal, in years was licked I'D
in a ravine eve miles northwest Of
Redding by IN old Forty-nfner recent.
ly. 1t is five inches long. two and 4
half in width, shaped something lie
IN egg and is valued at S515.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
robbed by footpads at Dubuque, Iowa.

robbed by footpads At Dubuque, Iowa,
Of $500.
Frank Harvey, 4 Jacksonville. Ind,
convict, escaped In his undercloihes, but
was recaptured
An attempt was made to wreck q
Lake Erie passenger train at Mobiles
vile, Ind.
Alphonse Decoure was arrested at
Moline, Ill, wanted at Green Bay, Wis,
FOR conspiracy
James Virgins was convicted at
Wooster, Ohio. Of attempting TO muir.
der w. a Mackey.
John Gantz. a laundry agent and stu
d. Mt Of De Pauw university, Ind. il
missing. and is short in his acco Ints
about $500.
stole n box containing $1,000 that was
To be used In paying the employees OF
the Kelly ax works.
Miss Elite Tye. a school teacher, who
disappeared at Parsons, Kan, was
found in an orchard, where she had
tried 10 end her life with poison
Burglars blew open the safe in IN
rich's savings bank At Mount Clemens,
Mich, but could not op IN the inner
door, which sayed $4,000.
James Fl. Parke, 4 wealthy young
man Of Detroit, Mich, has disappeared
AZ Chatham, Ont. Ii Is feared By his
friends that he has committed suicide
W. Il. Meroney, George Downing and
a confederate named Wilson were ar
rested n Hot Springs. Ark, for bunko-
ing Fred Settler. a capitalist OF Allan
u, Ga. out Of S4JG.
James W. Wood, Michigan state
treasurer Of the Ancient Order OF Unit
ed Workmen. who IL is alleged abscond.
ed with 5000 OF the orders funds,
has been located in Mexico. One OF his
bondsmen has gone there TO see about
Strengthening accounts with the grand
lodge.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Cheap tooth brushes. ii is said, are
responsible for many obscure throat.
stomach and intestinal ailments. The
hristies are only glued on. and come
of by the half dozen when wet and
brought in contact with the teeth. A
recent operation on a patient ut Al
bany, ". Y, revealed the fact that the
trouble was due TO the presence OF
tooth brush bristlas. The difference
between the few cents saved on a
glued tooth brush and a well developed
Doctors bin after an appendicitis OPP
Grafton. would make q weeks salary
look sick--Ghat IS. the weeks salary Of
n bank president.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
People In Print.

Congressman Henderson OF Iowa is
critically III in Washington.
Emma Juch. the opera singer, IL to
marry Francis Wellman, a New York
attorney.
II is not generally known that Sarah
Bernhard the great actress, was once
a dressmaker's apprentice.
Edwin Booths brother, DR.. Joseph A.
Booth, has demanded Of the executors
an accounting for the actors estate.
Pugilist Bob Fitzsimmons was neatly
licked and then put of a train by q
Jersey brakeman.
Rudyard Kipling undoubtedly feels
that he is in need OF 4 little free al
vertising. He is again abusing The
Americans.
Henry Crater OF Idaho advertised
for a wife. He thus became engaged
10 Alice Yingst OF Sand Beach, Pa.
Alice weighs 33S pounds.
Astronomer Hill, OF the National
Naval observatory, has sighted the
comet recently discovered 10y Prof.
Gale at Sydney, y. s. W.
Ex,Judge William w. Farwen, in the
supreme court bench in Chicago for
nine years, died of pneumonia He was
seyenty-seyen years old.
The widow OF Gov. James E. Browne
Of Florida was recently married to
James Ferguson, a Brooklyn lawyer.
MI. Ferguson is eighty years of age
and his wife seyenty-three.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward says that be
o r she finished her first novel she was
seized with writer's cramp and that
every word OF the novel had 10 be die
tated 10 a shorthand writer. She has
since recovered the use OF her hand.
The engagement Of Assistant District
Attorney Wellman OF New York and
Miss Emma Juch, which was reported
a month ago and denied by both was
confirmed to-day by the gentleman. He
said that the day Of the wedding had
not yet been fixed.
There are two men living If the pres.
time who have boards over seven
feet III length One Is an Englishman,
Richard Latter OF London, who has a
beard ten feet in length. and the other
Is Lagland Larow OF Missouri. whose
beard Is upward Of seven feet long.
These are said 10 be the two longest
boards in the world.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
From Foreign Shores.

An international timetable congress
opens In London.
Noisy anarchists are hustled out %
Hyde Park, London. where they had
been holding 4 meeting.
President Peixoto's feet has capt
ured Paranagua, Brazil. the last Of the
rebel forts there Offering resistance.
With a silver pick PreSid ut Dia2 has
finished the opening from end 70 end
OF the Seven-mile tunnel out Of the Val
ley OF Mexico.
Another supposed internal machine
was found near a public building in
London. The machine" was lying
close TO the government powder maya
zine in Hyde park, and was taken in
charge by the police.
A terrific boiler explosion occurred
In the Waltz rendering factory at Ham
merbrook. Hamburg, killing five ulen
and fatally iniuriDg seven The build
ing was demolished and the dead and
wounded were buried in the debris
4 sanglinary encounter between
workingmen and gendarmeS is reported
from ZiedlitZ, Bohemia. The trouble
growing out Of the May day celebra-
tons. One workman was killed and
a number injured on both sides. The
troops have been sent 10 assist the
gendarmes.
Rector Ahlwardt, the notorious anti
Semitic, who was released from prison
at Berlin aarch 6 last. where he had
been confined after being convicted OF
hbeiing the Loewe firm IF Hebrew gun
makers, has been sentenced TO three
months Imprisonment for insulting
Prussian officials during q recent
speech which he made at Essen.
The cas- against Count Ellie de Tai
leyrand-Perrigord at Paris. who is ac-
cused Of forgery, has become more Sc
riouS. Five fresh bills, each for $1,000
francs, have been discovered bearing
the forged signature of Max Lebaudy,
the young man-about-town. The 2rin-
cess de Sasay, the counts mother, has
offered TO indemnify Lebaudy if the
count abandons his suit in favor Of
his brother, and consents TO be con.
fined in an asylum.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Two Encouraging Indication
Mentioned.

New York, May Or. G.. Dun L q
weekly trade review says: A pOin|
encouragement is the heavy buying
wool amounting to 6,492, CO., pounds
the week at three chief markets sgrl
4,66l,OoO last year, and in A ri !
were 21,S3S,95S pounds against lid
$50 last year. As these sales have
years been in steady relation to The
tire consumption of wool, it is fan
infer that in spite of the stoppsge Of 1
important works, and in spite of ni
tainties as 10 legislation and labor, |
sumption will continue large Ir 4
weeks az least. t. most 9 u
sign Is the marked decrease ia hls5
Of firms failing. which were orig sa
IA for the last week of April, sa
four weeks, SS.T22, -0S. of which SD
30 were of manuf curing and VA
3OE of trading concerns. The smOg1
liabilities at the South was Sa9lsa
against S3,111.032 in Eastern and
G9o,25I in Western states. The tsl1
this week have been 233 in the I'd
States against 216 last year, and q
Canada against - last year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Citizen George Francis Train. with a
frunkful of whirring wheels In his
head predicts a great revolution as the
result of tie commonweal movement
He likens Coxey to Cromwell. and per-
petrates the following list OF allitcra-
tons To prove his premise: You re-
member that man Cromwell in Eng
land. He started toward London and
everybody laughed at him. In a little
while he had swept the rump parlia-
ment out OF existence. What a remark
able coincidence? Charles and Gleve-
land. commonwealth and commonn eal,
commons and congress. Cromwell and
Coxey. Look al the Crs. Isn't IL
amazingg" Yes, Citizen. you bet it's
amazing. likewise amusing.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

The case against the city o. Huron, in
volying the validity OF bonds amounting
to $4,000. aud docketed Tor trial in the
United States court at Sioux Falls, has
been continued, pending a decision by
the court of appeals on what Is kHown
as the school bond suit.
Robert and Jay Hicks the supposed
murdsrers of the old ranchman Myers.
who escaped from the Sturgis jail sever
al DAYS & after nearly killing Deputy
Conslin, have been captured ut a lonely
cabin OF BeaI Butte creek. One OF their
accomplices has turned states evidence.
Artesian came very near being wiped
ont by fire a few days ago. At 1:43 fire
war discovered in the coal sheds OF Car
gill Bros, and from there was commune
Gated to their grain warehouse adioin-
ing. In an hour the fire had finished the
sheds and warehouse. Two cars were
standing on the side track that had just
been unloaded, and they we re both
burned. 4 part of the warehouse was
occupied as living rooms by A. Bailey,
grain buyer. His household goods Were
a total loss, with no insurance; q part
OF their clothing was saved. Mrs. Stod-
dard OF Roswell was visiting Mrs. Bailey.
Both ladies grabbed what they could
carry and just escaped in their night
clothes. Only the heavy rain oi a lew
hours previous prevented the whole bust
Ness part of the town being entirely
wiped ont, the roofs of buildings and
rubbish being soaked with water. There
were sixty tons OF coal in the sheds.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

4 French aeronaut recently made
rlsid time in an ascension. lie went
UP outside Of Paris and had M sooner
reached the upper strata of air than he
WAS rapidly carried in a ~northweSteTly
direction. He descended at a little place
called Beauvarde, in the Champagne
district, having Travelled eighty-three
miles in forty-ive minutes. This is go
tnG al the rate OF almost two miles q
minute.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
Sins aud sinners.

Henry Q. Young. 4 business man. was
found murdered at Erie. Pa
John Mundorf cut his throat In n
barber shop at New York city.
In a quarrel At Brooklyn, Ind. Albert
Page shot and killed Hiram Gregor.
Sioux City banks lest $4,000 through
the operations OF Draft-raiser Knowl-
ton.
/. h. Donneily OF Humboldt, was ac-
quilted Of the charge OF numbering Cur
lis Poorman at Charleston. III.
c. w. Carpenter. a New York trav-
cling salesman, ended mis- life with
morphine at . hotel in Richmond, Va.
John Studepmeyer, a dgarmaker, was
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
RIOT IN MINNEs,
TROUBLE WITH MISrp.
hEsABA RANGE "a
"ne OF the Miners 1. Shot !,
~ Marshal, Who l.. ~. sabJ
.s,n TO E"cape the -vsss.s1
Friends Of the Intur.a Sseaae

Duluth. Mimi, May tn
shed IL connection with the m,a ast
on the Mesaba range occur-aa uefs q
tam Iron last evening. A numss.
strikers were drinking and
trouble. and Marshal Al Fraa cay
put a stop to the row and us
taking part in it. One Of -
Mat Matson, resisted arrest ana ~
revolver on Free, when the In. ~
his gun and fired twice, shoo,ina : \
both times in the abdomen. H ~
ore very serious q ne is mo- w
to live. The shooting of Ma,ar3
the ether miners very excited anS
Of lynching Marshal Free wau
made. Word of the affair waa
the strikers at Virginia and tsa
once decided TO march to Mounts.
and lynch Free. Sheriff Sbs,sau
notified, and as soon as the mo. !.
Mountain Iron he sent the militia -
latter place by train. They rea.ss
latter place at ) o'clock, ahead = !
mob, which numbered about Iam.
and at once took charge of H.. j
brought him to Duluth for safety \
claims that he shot in self defeps. n
son having pulled his revolver !, i
The mob from Virginia reached Mo-
Iron ten minutes sfter the train Ia, J
Free. Tie crowd was wild with |
because be had escaped them, and b0'I
about the streets of Mountain Ira,
made threats. 1t is believed. how
that they will quiet down now tb,,
object of their vengeance has ba,, }
moved from their reach, and tbs, n
will be no more bloodshed. The MI
MOT ntain lion did not work yest,.|
although they L quite willing to q
at the old wages, but are afraid 81
Virginia strikers, who forced them ~
work. The men resumed work n,
Oliver miEe and Drake < STATIONS Y
ping contract at the Mesabd Moual
property. Winston Bros put fftv :
at work at the Roucheleau pa, ery ]
the strikers determined TO stop them J
Sheriff Sharvey advised them that
l~awleSsness would be permitted. d
m%uniCation with both Virginia and nd
tain Iron is now corrupted, aud il II
lieved the crowd at Mountain Iron J
cut the wire.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Lege, May 5. - Thirteen anara
have been arrested for conDectiOa 4
the explosion of dynamite 81 The
dence of DIR. Renson, in the Rue y
PAX. 1t is now believed that tsI
fernal machine which exploded Wsl
tended for a severe judge named Ra1
who lived in a different part oil
street. DIR. henson l. terribly wou1
There are several deep Eashes nl
chest and his leg is broken. IL is ~
he cannot recover. Mime. Renson
Bolart and Il person who was pass.a|
house At the time of the eNplosiua, 1
also wounded.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

From the Nations Capital
The new cruiser Marblehead com-
pletes her final trial trip.
The gold reserve goes below the hun
dred- million mark.
Senator Walsh introduces a bin for
the unconditional repeal of the state
bank tax.
BY a vote OF 81 20 l Democratic sena-
tors agree 10 support the tariff bill. in
Guiding the compromise amendments.
Postmaster General Bissen decides
not 10 appoint as postnasterS nen who
are interested in the saloon business.
In a discussion on the tariff bin In the
senate Turpie Of Indiana makes a vio-
lent personal attack upon Aldrich Of
Rhode Island.
Supt Stump. Of the immigration bu-
reau. states the Immigrants who have
arrived in this country with orders for
tickets for Western points on b de
fCnct Scandinavian and Finland llnmi-
grafton company OF New York, cannot
In justice to themselves and the steam
ship companies be deported.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

There Is a company in London doing
business under the awe-inspiring name
of The Princess nair Dryer company.
nmaoed. Its object: ITO acquire and
turn TO account patents relating TO the
drying OF ladies' hair" What is the
matter with a south wind, or a CRATE
FIRE, or a fan. or any or all of the de-
vices used by the long haired sex not
including the male planists, everywherel
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

A St Louis paper, In enyious or
satirical vein, ventures the assertion
shaf the Chicago people made a mis-
take In erecting a statue of Shakes
peare; 1t should have been Bacon. Inc
81. Louis papers should get posted"
Kansas City Is running of with Chi
Cages bacon industry 20 fast that the
latter city has almost forgotten that il
has any packing houses.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Chicago, May 5.-Information VS.
ceiVed here to-day from Washingt0a
the Fifteenth regiment, L. 5. A, "
be transferred from Fort Shern1
Fort Russell, Wyo. The seTe9f'
regiment. now at Fort Russell, WI
the place Of the Fifteenth nov Of
Sheridan, the transfer to take place
alleged, on July /. The discipAa
Fort Sheridan has been criuclsea
made the subject of more than ole o.
in Investigation. Several murders bare '
committed an ong the men.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
The Troops Reach Snehins'

Minneapolis, May ). The foar
panies of the Third regiment -
States army, recently sent to Aoiu
kota for duty during the Great N0J
strike, returned this morning wc.
Smelling. They passed through -
apoiis this morning on the S.
that they made the trip west S"'
week ago.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

II is recorded in The Scotman's La
braS" that early in the century, at
Meirose, a small pear tree for fifty
years yielded the interest on the money
paid for the garden and a house in it;
while In 1913 tive trees there yielded
6o,oO0 pears
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

The preventative Is sometimes as
deadly rs the disease. Shipley Lester
Of Peoria. H., was recently yaccinated
against smallpox and soon after his
arm began TO swell and a high fever
set In In a few days he went into
oeuyuishcns and has had sDasms az
recurring intervals ever since. He viii
probably die.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Prof Horsley, the English yiytsec-
eionist, thinks that he has discovered
that death in cases Of gunshot wounds
IN the brain does not result from stop
page OF the hearts action, As hereto
fore believed, but from arrested res
rf-arL1n-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Txk Hoosier juror who set his price
and agreed to sell himself for Ii won't
get ahe money he sought, but he is like
iy 10 get n dose Of Uncle Sans justice
sfkTt win cure him Of all desire for
similar bargains In the future.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

BrAseye Brakeman a well known
New Yorker, intends to expend $4,000
IN tae construction OF a library for
Etzstfs9d, Conn He is q native OF
StYasfDri.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

BresAtnridge is confident that he viii
be renonlinated and reelected. 1t Is
only q few days since he was confident
that he wouldn't be compelled 10 pay
damages to the victim Of his wiies-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Bloomington, III, May 90
miners employed by the MclS
company. the company OF VIA "A
President Stevenson is presidenl 80
last right to strike. The rhiei ~,
the strike. however, is in ny ~,
their fellow miners. although
ask for increased wages.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10

Queen yictoria's garden N Osborne
Ia unE come three acres In extent, but
n Une blaze OF color, with a background
Of EdnhatinG, close-cut lawn. and ex-
texE&ye Strawberries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-05-10
Madigan Indicted Again.

Redwood Falls, Mirn., May -
Grand jury this morning brougn. ?
diCiments against NJ. NJ. MadlsaA
IS serving a term in stste pFpsOI,
against L. S. Graft for Iorgef! :
fiat degree. They attempted . s
the Citizens bank out of Sl.2op" f
ing q forged deed.