The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-02

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wrecked near Aberdeen, damaging the
track to the extent OF twelve hours delay
Miss Carrie jacobson, young girl at
Springfield, suddenly disappeared last
Tuesday night. The next morning
shawl and handkerchief were found on
the river bank and it is supposed she
committed suicide.
Samuel Morgan, who is under bonds
for selling liquor in Brookings county,
attempted to open q wholesale house for
the Sioux Falls bottling works, contrary
to the wishes OF 'he citizens. A mass
meeting was held in which the senti-
ment Of both liberal and prohibltion
classes was against 1t. A committee was
appointed and the intruder was invited
to leave town. The sentiment against
the Iiouor traffic is 90 strong there that
there is no telling what will be done un-
less Morgan complies with the demands.
Quit q sensation occurred on the
streets or Sioux Falls the other day. A
tall lean lank gentleman excused his
appearance to the chief Of police by say
ing he was doing detective work and
was after the noted bandit Frank James
and two comrades. Baum's highly coltr-
ed story gained the confidence OF the
police and they immediately began
searching for James. But when they
were found ID proved to be q man named
HE. Miller with Mrs. Baum and q
young girl from Albert Lea, Mimi
Baum, however, persists it is none other
than James and as he wants both ne may
do something rash.
! A heavy rain visited Yankton and sur
rounding country for twenty miles Tues
day morning which was claimed to bt
the production of the citizens in chargt
} of the rainmaking Of that county
Yankton county procured the secret
from wizard Jewell some time ago and
immediately began experimenting
r they claim, with excellent results. o. >
Cook OF Aberdeen, who was also one o
the commissioners to whom was revealed
the weighty secrets OF the Jewell plan
for making rain artifically, and who hal
given it, ample and thorough trial q
D numerous times since early spring 10 sat
isfied it is an unmitigated fake ans
: thinks the people Of that community
: were beaten out OF several hundre'
D dollars by shrewd confidence game.
Watertown Public Opinion, 81: Co
- o. f. Dewey, who is member ofthe boar
of trustees Of the soldiers home at DO
!, Springs, returned from the Black Hill
Saturday where he had been lookin
!. utter matters pertaining 10 the home. a
!. reports and rumors and charges POI
: ferred by the discharged surgeon wef
thoroughly investigated BY the boar
: and also by q committee OF the @. A. 4
and we're found TO be groundless. Th
: management OF the home was exonera
: led TO the fullest extent. Everythin
= was in first-ciass shape, said the colone
6 and the home 10 one of the best reg
I lated Id the whole country Cor its capa
- lity. The rumos concerning mismal
= agement were evidently founded tlpt
i the fact that the surgeon and e
! other minor cficsrs were unable 70 p
]. form their duties = they should BIZ
= performed them and consequent
4 knowing that they wonld have 70 !
q heean to talk about alleged crookedna
- ana mismapagement
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