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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-25

TACOMA. Jan. A-The Traders bank
which suspended July 2, will open its
doors tomorrow morning. President
Fitch says arrangements have been CON-
pleted whereby the bank will open With
increased strength. and every depositor
who desires his money can have the same
on presentation of his claims. -Four of
our trustees, said Mr.. Fitch, ''Col C. w.
Griggs, Henry Hewitt. jr.. Henry A..
Strong and George Browne, have put up
out of their private funds ample security
to meet every possible contingency, and
there never was any question about depos-
itors receiving the face value Of their de-
poSits"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-25

FHALkANs " sAa-s N sxN& -
Stewart q Helnes Drug "a. esak
wA.h.
De r Sirs--It gives me pisnasfs e -
ths value Of Aoors's keveAssG Ee0ey.
Last fAli had taundfcs % 80 -
freads became alarmed 81 ny eoe4Isse.s
i Irfsd liver pills aud dceserea vhne1
herent. One bottle Of Moeree keFs42
Remedy completely res cred me = ss.ss.s
and now ! keep 10 constantly n tbe 49,
40 fnd Il especially vsin seis ~ t1ls -
san sf The year. I can only spesx
bsiSous troueie, but for thai have 49,
found sayth.nS 70 compare VITA y -
truly, z. W. CAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-25

KEYS fitted and gun repairing: all work
guaranteed. Hardy 4 Hall. Pioneer hlsck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-25
49,. OUR LIVING WITNESSES 49,.
CHICAGO Dee. ~, leo3
stewart a Holmes Manufacturing c., Sc

cHrcAso Dee. -. 1893
Stewart a Holmes Manafactartns Co. ss-
attic, Wash:
0entiemsn-I am Qua of the Revealed
ksnedF again flease send me . case by
freight hass given away about hAlf this
LAST case. used two o. three bottles myself
ana sold two or three bottss. Ix Evxnx
ISsrAScs 1T HEL>s on crREs Tnx PAR
rsSs WHO Use II. i HAVE YET ruR
rtzsT PRISON To y1sn, wao rssp rr-
THAT II DID NOR AELr. Yours respect-
fully. G. c. TH0aPSjS.
NAra CIrr. Cal Jan. %. IseS
HsorA Stewart q Holmes Drag ca, Sc
attic, wash
Dear strx-f have eesn using Moors's Re-
ve-isd Remedy fer the ias; three al vs.rs
aad would have eens yoa NV sesx. m.av
long ago had knogn your address, lad
oesn very sick, aud despztrsd Of ever b,in.
we'll again. whom i nsslcs1 yeur savsrst~e-
r1ens In the Carrier IscTe" ARA a n
orownsng man viii catch ~ q straw +
saught ~ the least caance Of \ core Ihs1
Aeon paIcstson Of diseases-ey soc psla nsrv
enSaess. lose OF appessss. fnsofnnfa ara
chranie diarrk1a when comcSnceA 49,
Sag ycus medicine. but very shorty assex
using o la the mAaner direcs@a sevsn -
mend. AMI Or ths time I had Jaxea naff 4
bosfis felt Ike rev person Tae folIsw-
tnx spring the Old symptoms returned
and I again used your medicine ana vas
compsefeiy cured. and aiso 20 nv surrrfs~
w9 completely cured Of pisss from waicn
had bees troueieo for . toax time
can traly tssssfs that Il 10 he bess mai.
eiss anA The NEST resiaeie I have ever
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-25
INVESTIGATING BROKEN BANKS.
The Tacoma Grand Jury Locking late
Merchaats' National Affairs.

The Tacoms Grand Jury Locking late
Merchaats' National Affairs.
TACOMA, Jan. A-fSpecial The Posr-
lnTELLrGEycER hit the nail on the head
this morning when lt stated that the
county grand jury was looking INTO the
affairs OF local bankA More witnesses
were called today. one Of whom paid bill
through the Merchants National bank,
but it Is claimed the money was never
RENTED. In other instances New York
drafts were not paid, because the Chase
National bank protested them.
Tacoma Athletic Club Ensersainment.
TACOMA, Jan. 2L-The smoker given
by the Tacoma Athletic Club this evening
was decided success both ia the number
Of members present and the amusement
afforded. The club rooms were Hastily
decorated and reflected great credit upon
the members of the entertainment COM
iaittee. The different exercises by the
clubs members showed the work which
Professor Smyth has done, and the i'm
provement IN the active members. The
9uarsette composed of Messrs. Crandaii,
Griggs, baking and Chandler was well re-
ceived and responded to two encores The
leading feature of the entertainment was
the wrestling Of Msssfs. Leadbetter and
Trevvett. It was spirited contest from
the start, resulting in one fall each. The
mysterious question marks and brownies
on the invitations were easily explained
by the presence Of corncob pipes, two
kegs Of Lemp's beer and plentiful supply
of good wholesome sandwiches. Several
members saw brownies on the way home
This was the first of . series of entertain
ments inaugurated by the new governing
board.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-25

sxArTLx wash-. Jan % feSA 3
0sstlsmsn-r was iakes with . ssss1
attach Of bilious cess sna i've dis1toef
fan 1 tried . bcss.s Of Aoerss Rsveo
R~msdy. and am tnankfal 20 say, 49,
few doses. fels uniGs the sane nha
would not Dc wlthout . hostie 10 the bseee
for . good DIAL and shsu csntsene 70 ~
smnsad Is TO ali NV frtends Year 49,
rREp HrxHLL
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used. and I would net - without . y -
house. Gratefully yoars.

csatisnen-TT II TSvALuABLk :
weuid like 60 inform yeu that have -
Aoers's Revealed Remedy ase hass -
~ 70 % q first-clAss med6ins fof indtDss
and nany other uses. and car RECON- -
lRa C O. O., cssy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Special
lrlduCen1ent.

For the mex; five days only VIC Will give
you the pics Of any OF the choice lots
left at beautiful COLUMBIA PARK for
$40 each. Cash or Irs,allmcnts. Don't
miss this Grand Opportunity. Jus, thinkl
a 10; for $50 ON two railroads. the great
aud only Pennsylvania, within fifteen
minutes ride OF the city. and With Gis
cents Communication fare. All high ground.
No swamps. No Malaria Pure water
md air. Large shade trees. Only a
few blocks FROM station THIS ~
YOUR LAST CHANCE so don't be too
late and for ever Efterward he sorry fo-
Il. Grand Excursion today nt 1850 pm.
from 9th street depot. Circulars and
tkLeis at .Gice. CD 4 st. NV, aud
from cur agents at depot -
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAIE-TIIE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND
from = to miles from city: Ia acre with 3
room unfinished house. for 500: Sroom brick, 4.
acre 81 400; 4room house. = acres, 500: 3-rooln
house. a,rts, s.. 90: Groom house, 10 acres
5000; - acres, l0-room house. $1,000: II room
lousc. IL acres. 5000: Groom hoIse. 3 acres
$2.0oo: acres. 4-room house, 81 500: liz acres
for SIS per ~ nj So per acre. lis acres M
S35 per acre: also 800 farms near Washington
AMI on the Potomac river. some low SC
per acre. Send for printed list and map Of the
vicinity Of Washington: sent. given free
JAMES t. CLEMENTS 1921 F st. NV seS-at'
FoR SAI.E-FARM OF 6oa. ACRES IN MoNTGOM-
cry county: convenient 10 city: fine condition:
orchard. acres: acres timber; cheap at $3.50:
terms $l,OOo cash: balance 70 suit purchaser.
800 acre farm: unsurpassed for stock raising:
well improved: fenced fields. water. shade; High
lands OF Montgomery county: prfcc, 81 90:
terms 81 900 cash. balance long time Apply 90
RICHARD J.. EVANS. Atty. 6SI st. NV.
scG-3ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.


wAN1ED-BY A PidNATE FAMILY AT BROOK
land. DC. boarders: adults only; healthfu and
enient location: good water. Address THUR
BEI. Star Office. scs-Sts
TWO LARGE ROOMS VACANT; PURE AIR AND
water good ta,le; fresh vegetables. milk. butter,
ice. &r.: terms s. so aud s. per week; also
special rates for fall months. Mrs. II. A. Hall.
Hay Market. Va. u. and ID. R.R lt'
'-SHADysIDE FARM" ON CHESAPEAKE RAY;
still open for guests: steamboat three times a
week: salt water bathing. beating. Grabbing. &c.:
So per week: 81 - per day. Address W. =. ST.
CLAIR, Ssadyside. Md. scl-i2t'
VACANT ROOMS All DE LAUDER FARM. HALF
mile fnum Royd's: special rates for September.
Address T. {. DE LAUDER, Boyd's Station.
Montgomery csaniy. Md. sc4lw
SUMMIT HoUSE-NEw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ersbnrg-Delighifu l for families: IS min.
Met. br.: hot aud "O.d baths; plenty shade:
abundant table; livery 1t hotel crnfs reasonable.
se4-lots
GOOD BOARD. PLEASANT AccoMMoDATloNs.
at moderate cost. can ie had nj paeonian Spring
for August and September by applying 20 Mrs. l.
g. JONES faeonian Spring. Va. auii-eoims
Feat PLEASANT HOUSE.
Bennnes. D. C.: open all the year; meet he
4: SO train from Washington dali, special winter
rates SIND for circular. suiolm
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR ALE-CHEAP-COLUMB1A BICYCLE; 1898
model 80. 1103 D st. NV. IT.
FOR SALE-PSYCHO PNEUMATIC, Fol, ONLY
$35 cash; a great bargain fer one wanting high
grade wheel for Y actual cost Address PSYCHIC.
Star Office. aust
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FOR lighthouses.

NON AAL&-N -
2006 r St. 12r & b. .S75
va sd. Tor d b. so. 60
1911 3ist. l2r & so. AZ
1901 3lst. l2r & b. A
1902 18th ST. Mt
Pleasant. Or and b. 10
1905 18th ST. Tor K b. 10
SsD6 y 81. Tor & b.. 81
1906 18th. ;0r & d. Is
217 18th st, Mt
Pleasant. sr and b.3O
2129 and 2l29ls Pa
av. ir ansi b....T.J
wOods..le. Md, Or
fr, I acre. .2I -
SIG LIST Sc, Ir&b ..5.Ja
800 and or Path II,
81 and b. coIoTe,!. $3.50
.n1f -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

l03 Y So, 7r & b. %. So
3lt LIST Sc. ar < b.2.JO
StLS \ -. Or & b. ESQ
1903 Meridian NV, Mt
Pleasant, Or. &c 20. AZ
1867 Harvard OF,
Col Hts. Or. water. is
2l2-14 9th ne, er,w.15.20
ZIG Poplar, Or. col. II. 50
Woodside, Md, fr h,
Or, l acre. II
1904 Ward court, 4r
br. water. colored- 10
10ll I ne, ar, col. -
10t4 Slst ST. store. ...I
2 Scott st, Pr. col. Is
BILE. DAVIS & CO..
1919 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-TO PARTIES WITHOUT CHILDREN,
first class fat; Z rooms, bath, steam heat; ele-
vator and janitor's tervices. III 18th st. NV.
au3l-13bs
FOR RENT-Ap 612 14TH ST NV, THREE
bright communicating rooms, with light and
heat; new chandeliers. stair carpeting and mat
ting very convenient to hotels and theaters
attentive janitor and use Of telephone $50
month. se1-3t
FOR RsNT-vERY DESIRABLE UNFINISHED
Second floor fiat. 3 rooms; ami; adalts only
49, 4th 1t. se6-3ts
FOR RENT-BACHELOR'S APARTMENTS
nth st. NV: handsome suite Of rooms and
hath, covering entire Sd floor: steam heat: price,
$50 per month, by year. THOMAS J. FISHER 4
CO., 1924 st. NV. se4-6t
FOR EINT-A BEAUTIFUL FLAT: ENTIRE I'D
floor; large, elegant rooms; bath room; wide
hall. 334S NJ ST. NV; near cable cars; only SIS
per II. A PHILLIPS 1922 y. Y. vessel -2w
FOR RENT--wEssr END FLATS. 262O X ST. NV
rooEs: MI: 4 rooms; all have bath. gas
meter. water sinks. coal vault: reduced rents
refs. required ty11-2m
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FOR kENT-1OV5 q ST. NV; A LARGE AND
elegant house, 16 rooms; suitable for dwelling or
business purposes; mod imps.; In good repair
Apply w. C. JOHNSON. 1JO2 18th st. N W. se1-1m
FOR RENr-BY r. o. HOFFMAN REAL Is
tate and Insurance. Broker, 10th and SITS. NV
UNFINISHED HOlSES
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

AMMoNlATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works.-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresses made to order. once. ITO Pa. ave.
nh2-tf n. NEWNYEB. MaaRRef.
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MEDICAL.

AFTER ALI. OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE ON
reliable specialist. Dr. Brothers. SOC 81. sw.;
60 years experience In treatment OF all DISEASES
neu; consultation free aud strictly evnidcntial
nulS-lms
DIR BROTHERS INNIGUliATING CORDIAL. Is
powerful Nerve Siirulant and Tonic. OF al
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia.
Nervous Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class az
people who weak, miserable, lcthargic.
sleepy lack Of ambition and rest. there 10 no
remedy equal 20 this cordial. II has been IN uss
for nearly forty Ave years In this city SOC sw.
au1<-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08

In THESE TIMES. WHEN DOLLARS
HAVE so MUCH PURCHASING POWER.
WOULD IT NOT BE WELL TO CONSIDER
WHETHER YOU ARE RECEIVING FULL.
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. BY LIVING IN
THOSE ROOMS YOU ARE NOW OCCUPYING?
II THE WEAR AND TEAR OF YOUR BODY
IN CLIMBING STES COUNTS FUR ANY
THING. To SAY NOTHING OF THE IN
CoNVENiESCE YOU PUT UP WITH, YOU
COMFORrABLE HORSESHOE AS WE
ARE Now OFFERING. 1T WILL COST YOU
NOTHING TO EXAMINE OUR LIST. FREE
AT OUR OFFICE. OR BY MAIL FOR THE
ASKING.
b. H. WARNER & CO..
se6-3t' 0i6 + ST. ~ W.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-1 LARGE FRONT
/ FRONT HALL. ADJOININC;; FINE ROOMS;
STEAM HEAT; LOW RENTAL. J. b. WINNERS
OFFICE BUILDING, sos 18TH ST. seS-1w
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434 ] NV. sr&ami. a.. 80
15& ID sc. 1Or&ami % SO
603 Sd ne, Ir.ami. %. so
80 I'D nv. 6r&ami. %. 60
621 s e ave Sc. 1r. 1850
ca E Sc. 1r. ami. 1T
1928 I ne, Or. ami. rs. 80
AIS O NV. nat. 4r&b. IL
1914 18th ne. 6r.ami.l4.O
2SO7 Olive av NV, Or. ID. 80
SIS 18th ne. 6r- 1850
1905 @ sc. 6r- .....13.30
636 Callan ne. Or. 1880
ais 81 sw. 6r. ~. so
1879 Fla ave n-. Sr. 10. so
BRADLEY, 927 = st,
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fONs hf<NI-
2 Iowa Circle, 17r. .$12j
l14l y ii ave. 12r-. 15
2020 G st NV. 1Ir. so
GIG Mass ave NV. Ter,
ami ID
9l3 II l av NV, Tor. MI g.
1882 II NV. Tor, &ami. .6c
1854 10th NV. Tor. ami 81
1920 18th nw,14r.ami. AS
ISIS II ne, 1r&s. 40
1870 s NV, Tor. ami. 40
1904 ; NV. Sr&ami. -3s
14O6 Corcoran NV Or 81. 80
ll31 10th NV, Tor, mi. g. so
Gil Mass nv ne. yrNmi. IS
au31 SWOR,:STEDT 4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14
MILLING.
Smaller Output Than at Any Time Since
the Big Strike.

Smaller Output Than at Amy Time Since
the Big Strike.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 1.-THE North
Miller says:
Not since July, when the railroad
strike was in progress, has Minneapolis
-four output run down so low as last
week. Only l54, 225 barrels was ground,
against 294, 400 the week before, 140. $50
in 1895, and 1875, 500 in 1892. Next
weeks output is uncertain, but pros
poets seem to favor decrease il any
change. There is more water power
than mills can use: Business in -four
last week was in keeping with small
output. Orders booked approximated
5 1000 barrels. Sales about all domestic,
and usually consisted of small Car lot
orders.
SUPERIOR Duluth mills ground As. los
barrels, against los, 032 week before,
A, 1853 in 1893, and "a, lO3 in 1892.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

Ninety Persons Doing Time mt Fargo,
Preparatory to Applying For divorces.
TACOMA, Wash, Dec. Al. Edmund
Slower of Fargo, N. D., who has re-
ported more celebrated divorce cases
during the past year than any other
man IN the country, is touring the
Northwest. Fargo, he says. has grown
to be the Mecca which the unhappy
married people of the country seem
bent on reaching. Talking on the sub
feet o: divorce in North Dakota, he said:
1.-The general public has little idea of
the magnitude of this infant industry.
The number of pilgrims reaches start
ling figures. A careful estimate made
recently after q visit 20 all the lawyers
i'm the city places the total number who
are serving time preparatory to filing
actions for separation number 80.
Among the many cases soon to be
heard there is one which will shake
New York from center to circumfer-
ence. A prominent state official is the
plaintiff, with Bourke Cochran as his
counsel, and many leading New York
ers are implicated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

Huron dispatch, 12: FL. l.. Loucks
says the change in the Ruralist is some.
what different than that reported. 1t is
merely a consolidation OF, the Aberdeen
Star and the Ruralist, the latter paper
remaining the state and national organ
as heretofore, but takes the circulation
Of the Star which remains the local
organ. w. Il. Kidd will have the man,
agement OF the business affairs OF the
consolidated affair, while Mr.. Loucki
will continue as editor of the Ruralisi
and also the various quarterliea, retain
ing Huron as his home. The papers vii
be printed in Aberdeen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14
ASK WILLIAM TO YIELD.
DO the German Emperor to Give
Up Alsace-Lorraine.

Petition 40 the German Emperor to Give
Up Alsace-Lorraine.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA The Univer-
sal Peace union has forwarded to the
emperor of Germany petition urging
bis consideration OF a proposition that
Germany restore to France the portion
of Alsace-L Lorraine whose occupants
speak French. The action of the union
is based ON the publication Of the propo-
sition in an international magazine this
month, and the petition to the emperor
recites that the measure will result in
the permanent reconciliation of France
and Germany. President Alfred lei.
Love of Philadelphia has requested all
the peace societies here and abroad to
testify their sympathy with the object
in view by addressing similar petitions
to the emperor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14
Successful Lady Architects.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.-In the
architectural competition for the de-
signs for the Florence ~sanitarium to be
erected in this city, plans of Miss Alice
Hands and Mary Cannon of New York
have been accepted. These. young
ladies were the first women whose work
hung in the Architectural league, and
they are first of their sex to be archi-
tects for a large building in San Fran
cisco
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

twenty-five Thousand Japanese Land mt
Hal. kwan.
SHANGHAI, Dec. I4.-It is stated here
that the japanese have effected a land
ing at Shan Hal. X wYn and near Taku.
The japanese ara S id to number about
25, 600 men. Count lnouye, the Japan.
csc minister at Sloa', has had an inter.
view with the king OF Korea. the re.
suit of which, it Is said, will probably
be that the regents wall resign.
Large numbers of Tonghaks made
an attack upon Koshin or Nov. % and
were defeated by the Japanese with
great slaughter. Two of the rebe'
chiefs were killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

state Legislature apd reelected to the
coming one, was taken i'll q month ago.
became dangerously SO last Saturday by
the bursting OF two blood vessels in his
head. He 10 moi expected to live but II
he should he will be unable TO AXE DIS
place as a legislator and that it will oe
necessary to call another election 10 I'LL
his place,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

The contest for the Office Of sheriff in
Mder county raised by O. M. Osborn
against Hugh Smith, the democratic
candidate, has been thrown out Of court
by Judge haney. Before the papers
we're served, Smith got married and with
his bride skipped from placeto place in
Miner and adjoining counties, keeping
nader hiding TO prevent service d
papers and thus eluded legal service.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-W. c. Willing,
D. D., a well known member of the
New York conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, died suddenly at
Margarettsville, N. Y. He and his
wife, Mrs. Jennie Fowler Willing are
widely known in Western MetAodism.
He was a brother-in-law Of Bishop
Fowler. -.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

The notorious DIR. Fisher case of Can
ton which has beer tried in the Mime
haha county court several times and re-
suited in disagreements OF the juries
has been nolle pressed by the district at
torney and thrown out of court. The
doctor is at present in Pennsylvania
wrestling with the law.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14
Emrnst,,a statns Laes.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE fund for
the proposed statue in Central Park to
Robert Emmett, the Irish patriot,
which was launched a year ago IS very
slim, and there is talk of the project
being abandoned. The trouble Is due
to the internal dissensions among the
various Irish patriotic associations
whose members were expected by the
projectors to raise the fund.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA number of
half breed Indian scouts are here from
the White Earth Indian reservation in
Minnesota, claiming title to a vast
amount of land, which, they say, has
never been properly relinquished by
the government. 1t is believed that
they cannot substantiate their claim
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

DENVER, Dec. 14.-Professor OSCAR
r.. Gleason, the horse tanner, was in
jured while attempting to subdue the
Black Demon of Cheyenne. The pro-
fessor was trying to attach the cyr-
cingle around the brute's body when
he made a vicious lunge with his fore
feet, knocking him to the floor and In
turing Lis chest and shoulder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14
Government Evldence An Id.

DUBUQUE, Ia. Dec. 1.-THE govern
ment concluded its testimony in the
first case against Van Leuven. They
showed that money had been paid the
defendant for members of the board of
examiners. The defense gave notice
that they would file a motion to take
the case from the jury and dismiss it
on the ground OF insufficiency of evil
.sanca.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

ST. PAUL, Dec. 1.-The official call
for the annua. session of the Minnesota
State Camp of Modern Woodmen has
been issued, and requests the 150 camps
of that order in this state to send dele
gates to the meeting to be held in Odd
Fellows block, Sixth and Seventh
streets, st. Paul, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Dec. 26 and %. ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-14

1t n said the Milwaukee and st. Pani
railway company will contest President
Cleveland's recent proclamation declar-
ing it's ~right-of-way across the Sioux
~asarvation forfeited, ....
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MARsHFIELD, Wis, Dec. A-Log-
gers and woodsmen are beginning to
look respondent over the gloomy pros
pect for freezing weather. Many have
returned to their homes on account OF
the mild weather, and others are wait
ing with some anxiety for winter to
sat in
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Chiokens On Exhihltion.

GRAND Forks. N. D.. Dec 1.-THE
first annual exhibition of the North
Dakota and Northern Minnesota Poul-
try association. now in session here.
has been very successful. Over 400
fowls on exhibition, and the attendance
is large. The next show will be held
in Grand Forks Ill December.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. A.-The Times
gives the details Of a.large movement
of foreigners to the extent of an exodus
from the anthracite coal fields to
Europe. The bulk of those going are
Huns, Italians and Poles, though many
English and Welsh are also turning
homeward.
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y,,laxe Of sheyenne Burned.

NEW ROCKFORD, N. D., Dec. Il
The village of Sheyenne burned at 4 a.
m. The chief buildings burned were:
H. Peoples general store, loss $1,000;
Westerland hotel. loss $1,000; George
Williams livery barn, loss $1,000,
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Arrested For CounssrfsIsing.

BOISE, Ida, Dec. A-Myron Meyers
and George Wheeler have been or
rested nc Caldwell for counterfeiting
Wheeler is said to be an experienced
counterfeitar who has made a brilliant
record in other places.