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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-13

The action of the mayor was sustained and the matter referred back to the board of compensation accompanied by the mayor'S letter.
 city Attorney Burpee submitted a com muuication from G. F.. Terry. attorney for the Traction company, in re- htion to the matter of paving assessments. It was referred to the road board.
 Petition of D. J. Rafferty, tor exemption from taxes as allowed by the state to sol diers. was referred to the board of finance.
 A petition signed by G. H. Cowell ct al for the establishment of an engine house m the northern section of the city was re- ferred to the fire commissioners. Petition of John whalen to maintain a lunch wagon at the corner of Grand and South Main streets was referred back for more definite information
 The license of F.. W. Tillotson to con- duct A popcorn machine at 6S and 7O Bank street, was renewed.
 The board approved the action ot the committee on abatements, Tn reference tc the abatement of taxes on few people who are too poor to meet their bills. Information was received from the lowei board of the election of A. A. Irion al , member of the road board and he was de ciared elected to fll that position.
 In the councilmen's chamber President H.rt presided. The following communi cation was received from the msyori
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-13
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

Die finite &urie. Ser tobte Soiiutb. TirIten
aif Jtetlen. - &bbasia. - Ser 9anbeIspertras
nit N1tBlan6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

6arauf, MIR untcr BET 8e6in9ung einen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit unS ab3us
lc6licBcn, mcnn Der Diterrctcbti6e Gornson
aut einen @ulben berabgeicbt miro. 9tele
Sor6erung HuBlanos ftnoct ~ienieits Der
Geitba Gin Non possumus. Nuf ungart7
lher Seite tDiro %bebauptet, oaB Die ungart1
ltbe 0an6ipirtbl6aft ibre Griiten3fdbisfeit
perlieren miiBte, iper1 bet !3ou berab9eieBt
ipiiroe. Die Nrguinente BET llngarti9en
2(grarier finb bic befanntcn, bic Qlr9umente
Der Ngrarier auer Staaten: Die Breiie
befen ni6t mebr Die Soften beS @etrctoes
,bntcS, unb bic Ntebrigerbdngun9 Der 3oll1
idranfe tpirbe elmer lol6en QuantttGt
@etrei6e @ingane i6afien, Dab bic ungariz
icbe 9anbwirtbic6aft auf baS @mpfinblicblte
geibdbiot wiroc. @s miro ni9tS 9nberes
ilbrtg b%Ieiben, ais oaB bic ungarii6e &e@
9tcrun9 i6lteBIi9 bod na3aiebt. SeOenz
fails lit cs nun cine unerfreuli6e S6atia6e,
Dab bon Deutc an BET Diterrei9ii6e Export
na6 GuBlonb nit bo9eren 30nen be-
laitet ietn ipirb, alS bic beuti9e QuSfubr.
Wielange bieicr 3ultanb pGbren mir6, lit
linbcrebcnbar.
Nnin. b. Hebaftion Der ISL. StddtS>
3ettnng". @us geitern einge[aufenen
0epei6en esbt ibrigenS beroor, baB in
6oIsc 6es peri0nlicbcn @ingretfens 6es
G3aren Der 3oa auf &oggen auf einen
@uIbcn so &reu3er feit9eieBt porben lift,
baB alIo &uBlanb bon iciner ~urlpriing>
liben Sorberung g%elaiien unb bamit zines
6er 6auptbinberniile 6es erfolsreidbcn @bz
i6luiles bes Olterrei0ii9eungatii6en Sanz
oelSoertrases aus benz 8ege gerGumt babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
&pf4ttb lit @afhtmatptt.

Qm Neuiabrstage 1852 mabte &oiiutb
Su Waibtn9ton feline Qufipartung i'm
@eiBen 6au1e, mo 8rGitbent Siln1ore unb
Staatsminiiter @eblter ibn empftn9e1t.
Gin srpBes @aitmabL i'm @eiBen 6auie
folgte 3unGcbt. Nm z. Sanuar Duroe ct
3u elmer StBung DeS nattonalen Nb9eoro>
netenbauies auf bas &apttOL 9%elaoen.
9as &oiiutb lit BEN Sadl gefi6rt ipurbe,
erbob it9 Die 8erianmlung, unb Garter,
0tit9Lteb bon Sbto, iagte: v6err Spre9er,
tb babe bic @6re, I'M 9tamen 6es Gntz
pfangscomites 6en @ouberneur 9ubpig
&Diiutb benz 6auie nor3uiteIen." 8orauf
Der Sprecber ent9egnete v9tls Organ oteier
&Orperi6aft babe ib bic GDre, ben- @ouperz
neur 9ubtpi9 &oiiutb i'm 6auie Bet Nbz
georbnetcn bcr5li6 tpiItommen su 1etBen."
gtun ergriff &oiiutb bas @ort: vWfetne
6erren! @S lit cine merfpiir6ige Sbat>
iade in ser @el6ibtc oer Menibbeit, baB,
tpGbrenb in Der 8ergdngenbcit metit Der
9tu9m unb ber @rfoI9 betpunbert puroen,
jebt Die @eicbgeber bteier groBen Gepubltt
gbre einem 8erbannten ertpetier, Der
fetnen &ubnt beftBt nn6 6eiiett S6ritte
fein @rfolg begleitet, 6er ie6o6 fir
cine gerecbte Sadie gefGmpft bat. SIN Die
Ter Sbatl1cbe Ite9t Der Srtlrrtp9 Der repu@
blifanti6en @runbiGBe. Wteine 6erren,
i'm 9tauten meineS 8aterIanoes iprecbe t6
benz 6auie Ser amerifantf6en Qb9eor6pe.
ten meinen 9anf aus fir bieien eDrenben
@mptang." 6ieruuf nabm ct ben fir tbn
beitimmten Stb ein. unb auf ben Nntrag
zines Otitglieoes nurbe bic SiBun9 unterz
brobe1t, bamit iebes ~ein5elne Wit9Iieb ben
@ait begriiBen fonnte. Die 0arnen
gingen bon ber @aIerie berab unb LteBen
ii9 9IeicbfaIS pOriteaen.
@benbs fanb i'm vgtattonaI 9otel" bas
groBe GongreBz8anfet itatt. oils bet
tOienbe 8eifau ii6 gcIegt bate, belt &oiz
iutb in prd9tigem @n9lii6 eine binretBenbe
9te6e iibcr ltn9arns SreibeitSfampf unb
1tnterbriidung unb iiber bic 6offnuna, bic
ct auf Die 8ereint9ten Staten unO @ngz
Lamb iebe. Die ausenbIidlt6e 0irtung
mar 10 getpaItig, baB Die @aite auf bic
Gtibe %ipran9en, I'M tbm su5uiubeln unb
feline @eiunbbeit 81 trtnfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

tariIder ur6 a~usfGuiser tper6en, ais baz
mals Bic Minoritdt unb 3tpeitens bat ct
Spre6er @risp @sIegenbeir ge8ebcn, benz
9anbe au seigen, 6aB es aud inter ben
bempfratii6en Jfegcl Wittel giebt, Die STE
publifaner 3ur Station gu ~brtn9en, tpenn
iie ii9 unter 6errn &eeo's Slbrung in cine
6eulenbc, i9impfenbe, reOoIutiondrc 8an6e
p%ertpan0eLr. Saul @pIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09
S6md6e!
Doaiee mieoerhertelun9 DER
6efnnobeit uno eei6le4tIi4en Rifisfeit
nttteIft Der
2aSale'i6en Maitbarm=8 ebanOlnnS.
Grfol9reid, 100 allies anoere
fehi9ei1laaen 1T.

Ste SagaHe'f6e @etbnbe tnO hire snr3Ass.
1. Mpplifotlon Der Wittel bireft am SiB Der &ronfheit
2. 8ermetbun9 Der 8erbauune uno Abi9pddung oeI
mirfiaInfeit Der Wtttel.
8. gmaere Nnn6beruna an bic bebentenben linteren
Deifnun9en Der 8idenmarfsnerDen aus Der Wtrbelldnle
unh 6aber erleid1tertes Gtnhrin9en gu Der gteroeHTn1iIg'
tet lnb Der WtnfIe bes @ebirns nnb G%idgrats.
4. Ser Botieut fam iib ieIbit nit lebr eerlagsn Roften
Dhne Nr5t h~erie1en,
5. Sbr @ebfaud erfDrbert feline gerdubernn9 ber Sidt
Ober bet Sebensqefpnbnbetten.
6. Sic fiuo abfolut lnf8Golid.
z. Sic limb letdt bon Sebent OFT Srt ine STEELE etn5ns
fitbrer rnb nirfen uuHlittelbar auf ben SiB 6es uebelS
inuerbaIb fpenieer aS elmer baIbett Stun6e.
&cnnSetdIet GeItSrte 0erSaunng, &ppetitnnH9et
4brna9erlng, 6ebG6tniBf9pabe, belize @aann9eH nns
grrDtben, 6artleibigfeit, fieberbafter nHo nerppier poer
tieer Snlof NIT 9rdurneu. 9eratlopfen, Musi9ldge i'm
6eftht unb pals. 8opflpeb, Mbnei9uug 9egenSeieai9att
unenti9lCfienbeit, Monoel an miaensfraft, S9itterHs
belt II. /. ~. lIniere neutrality-suspicious. erforbert teins
Ber1fsftbrune unb feline Mta9eniberlabungen nit Wteeis
ain, bic Weoifamente mersen oireft an ben %offietrten
Sbeilen au9epanot.
Ser GaGanefte SDIns it du6 bas bette Wiittel ssss1
Rronfbeiten Der ytiereu, BIaie uno guritebesriiie.
BUD NIT 6euenifen nno 6-ebraudsanwei
fun9en gratis. Han fbreibe an
Or. Sans SreSfOw,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-09

e.. c...-1.~-1 .-S Xsndas
fir SaugIinge und Kinder.

Castoria bef0rdert Verdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Ma~gensaure, Diarrh@ und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natiir1ich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfeh1e ich, we'll es elm gutes
Mittel fir Kinder st und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die ich kenne." II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn. n. 7.
-ssSeit .mehreren Jahren habe ich 'Castorta'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmass1g gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN r. PARDEE, M. D.,
125. st. und z. Ave., New York City.
"Aus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kahn ich sagen, dass Castoria cine trefdiche
Medizin fir Kinder ist, da es abflhrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wlrkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mutter haben mir erZShlt, vie ausges
Zeichnet es ihren K1ndern bekommt."
DR. q. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, II Murray Street, Ny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-13

wAsHIseroS, Feb. i3.-sa. m. The storm cen
trail over Kentucky Monday morning, has
passed OF the Southern New England
coast. This storm has been attended by heavy
SHOWS and excep eptionaiy severe gales over the lake
regions and in the Atlantic states north OF Virginia
The temperature has fallen over the Central
valleys and Southern Lake regious, and the
cold wave extended over the Tennessee
Middle and Gulf states. Colder and fair weather
is indicated for the Middle and
South Atlantic States. Tonight Ia
the extreme northern sections Of Florida the tenn
perature will tall TO 40 degrees or below that point
with changes favorable for light frosts.
High northerly gales will also continue in New
England today probably followed Wednesday by
clearing weather. In the Central Valleys and
Western Lake region generally fair weather will
prevail.
The following heavy rain falls (inches) were
reported; Portland, Me-, lie; New York City 100;
Rochester 1885, Buffalo LEO; Erie Ls0; Detroit l26;
Port Huron La; Chicago i03.
BOSTON, Feb. l3.-o a. m.-Local forecast Tor
New England until Wednesday night:
Snow today, clearing tonight, fair
Wednesday; colder; northeast gales, shifting TO
nosth and northwest and diminishing in force.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-13

tinuing for "a hours the blizzard has sus-
pended operations, so far as the snow ac-
compartment is concerned. A brisk wind
still blows from the north. The snow is
badly drifted. All street car traffic Is sus
pended. Railroad traffic Is simply par
alyzed. In the state of Kansas the storm
was similar to that in this city, and was
fully as energetic. Passenger trains be
tween Atchison and Kansas City are
showed up for the first time in 10 years.
A like state of affairs prevails on the
Santa Fe and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas at many places
"Live- Wires Create Havoc.
ST. LOUIS, Feb l3.-The storm has ended
after having included rain, sleet, drizzle
and snow. All telegraph and telephone
wires are down, and as result deaths OF
animals from the live currents have been
reported numerously. Reports received
here from points in southern Illinois
southern and central Indiana. Missouri in
general and Arkansas give the same
story, the heaviest snow of the season
with wind in majority of cases drifting
the deposit badly.
Two Feet of Snow.
EMpoRIA, Kan, Feb 13-The worst
storm ever known here lasted through
the night. Not less than two feet Of snow
has fallen and it has drifted so that in
places il is 20 feet deep. Railroad traffic
is stopped. Thousands of head of cattl,
are endangered.
Business Suspended.
TOLEDO, Feb. 13.-The blizzard struck
this city at $50 a. m, and at 1880 every
street car was abandoned The wind blew
the water up the river, and the docks ano
Water street are inundated. Bushes,
has been at standstill. The storm IL
still raging
Children Staid From school.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-So severe was tn,
storm here that at the public schools only
about one-third of the pupils were pres
ent. Business at the stock yards was
practically suspended. Telephone and
telegraph wires suffered severely.
Ten Above Zero.
OTTUMwA, Ia, Feb. l3.--The heaviest
blizzard of the season Is raging here
The thermometer is 10 above zero.
Gotham's Dose.
New YoRK, Feb 49, This city is covered
with mantel of snow. Traffic of al
kinds is impeded. Railroad traffic wa,
demoraIized All the trains are behint
time. The street railroads were operated
with difficulty. The wind was high anc
the feet on the river was greatly impeded
Reports from outside points show the
storm to be equally severe throughout
the state. some places reporting 10 and IL
inches Of STOW.
stiil Showing.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 10. = A sleet and
wind storm of unususl severity struck
the city, and has continued without ces-
sation. Snow is still falling at very
heavy rate. Paralyzed traffic has re-
suited.
Street Cars Tied Up.
DETROIT, Feb. 13.--The blizzard arrived
here yesterday. bringing its accompanis
ment Of dry snow, which was whirled
about by high wind. Horse car lines
and electric roads are tied up.
Thermometers Went Up.
CINCINNATI. Feb. l3.-A sleet storm
reached this locality, with high north
east wind. but the temperature rose un-
til the ice was nearly melted, aud rain
was falling.
Tontfnuad on, poCe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-13
Attention Il. D. MiIitia.

Charlie Parker has Just received fonsoral fashion
plates from Europe and will trim whiskcrs and hair
a Ia miitaire, Bismarck bang, Kaiser Kut or the
czar OF Russia Single. Nc military man should
be WITHOUT eLs,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-13

An Attractive Place.
Everything clean, neat and wcil-served a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-13

Quotations from Reliable Authority
No. ..
The stock Market roiiower--"I always want THE
NEWS, because I have discovered that its market
egures are pretty sure 10 be trss igsu errss,s
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
OnDuaI Meeting Of the League In Progress
in Chicago. .s7.. =

#"r ...+# "E@ o TTT- .s" Hr =a wr IAN.
NnDual Meeting Of the League In Progress
~ In Chicago. .-=r.
CHICAGO, Dec. l2.-The annual meet
ing of the National Civil Service Re-
form league has begun in this city. It
is proposed to increase the interest and
effect Of the meetings by inviting to
them the members OF the Anti-Spoils
league and also representatives of the
various Good Government clubs and
other organizations of q kind and char
acter which hold the reform of the civil
service to tie an indispensable part of
any permanent change for the better
in public administration. The annual
address will be delivered by the presi-
dent, Hon. Carl Schurz. On Thurs
day evening a banquet will be given at
the Union League.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
COR AWAY WITH GOODS.

Twelve Thnusand nollars w orth' Of jew.
elry anda sum Of Money stoien.
ORLwEIN, Ia, Dec. I2-Burglars
looted the store of Henry Boise Of Fay.
cite, the leading ajeweler of this SEQ
ton. Mr.. Boise had recently largely
increased his stock for the holiday
trade. The burglars blew open the
safe and made away with $12, O0C
worth Of jewelry at $3.50 in cash.
Three strangers who were seen about
the town Saturday ara undoubtedly the
burglars. No trace of them has been
found vet a..azse
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
THE sIOrx WAR.
Minnesota Historical Society Wants an
OfHicial Report OF the Outbreak.

Minnesota Historical Society Wants an
OficiaI Report OF the Outbreak.
ST.. PAUL, Dec. lathe Minnesota
Historical society met at the state capt.
toll. with President Ramsey in the chair.
II was decided to m the attempt to
obtain q copy OF the report of
the congressional committee on
the loss OF property by Minnesota
people during the Sioux outbreak.
The legislature will be asked to apply
to congress to publish or permit tie
state TO copy the history of the Sioux
war. The resolution also covers the
courtmartial which condemned the SO
Indian murderers, afterwards hanged
at Mankato.
The committee having in charge the
approaching annual meeting reported
in favor Of having public exercises, and
were authorized to prepare them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12

OwAToNEA. MINI, Dec. 12,-The
Minnesota State Dairy association has
opened its annual convention here. It
is expected that theirs will be 400 dele
gates present during the three days
session. The citizens will tender the
city's guests a banquet at which Gov
ernor Nelson. and several prominent
men will be present.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
THE CITY.
G. ~RREYRTGEa.

Wheat 45; fax s1.2O.
j. L. Jones returned from Sioux City.
Weather report: Tonight fair and
colder In extreme east portion. Thurs
day fair, sd
Bank Examiner Zimmerman went
north to his home at ~Iroquois this even
ing. He will return tomorrow. =
Mrs. Pratt, OF Parker, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Caldwell for several
weeks, returned home this evening.
III. ?. Sweet, Esq, Of California, arriv-
ed on the evening train to join his wife
who 10 daughter OF Mrs. Scoggin, in
visiting relatives here.
John Gilchrist departed by the after
noon train for the north TO visitbis son,
Rev. George Gilchrist, and family at
Manchester, Kingsbury county, 8. D.,
At the annual election of Cyrus Chap
ter, No. 26, r. A. M, last evening, the
following officers were chosen: e. w.
Ketcham, FL. p; VIM. Metcalf, K; Geo.
Bolles, S.; jacob Knndert, treasurer; J..
M. Preston, secretary.
Brookings Register, 8: The farmers
OF this neighborhood are disposing OF
considerable stock these days. 1t is
purchased principally by Madison buy
era, and it brings, in most cases, a fair
price. T~wo-year-old stock has brought
as high as twenty dollars per head
lately.
A special session of the local camp OF
Modern Woodmen was held last evening
to initiate new members and receive
more applications. The regular month
ly meetings are not sufficient to perform
all the work which is crowding upon it.
The camp expects to round out an even
hundred members by New Years, and
on New Years night will have a public
installation and social entertainment to
which its members n their friends viii
be invited.
Pierre Free Press, s.: Word is receiy-
cd in the city of a serious accident re-
ceived by Hon. j.. q McManima, former
elitor OF the Free Press, at his home in
Springfield, Mo. IL seems be was enter
ing q new brick hotel in that city, when
the door casing and a part OF the struc.
ture tumbled in and Mac was csught by
the falling debris, which literally tore
the clothes from his body, rendering him
insensible and causing him to be laid up
for some time to come IT il said lie he
would have taken one more step further
under the doorway the life would have
been crushed out of him.
A full meeting Of che relief committee
wa held at its headquarters last eve
ming and reports received. The work il
progressing most tayorably and many
destitute families In different parts ofs
the county are being aided. The Gsrs
man Baptist church committee, consist
ing Of Rev. A. Z. Tiignsr, Fred Kruger
and w. h. Mueller rsported and we're
added 20 the working force OK the com
mittee. The ladies' on the soliciting
committee from the So. Thomas society
tafned 0ver 70 the ~organizationI GO ID.
cash taken up at q collection In the
Catholic church last Sunday. The con-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
SUBJECT TO ENTRY.

Certain Railroad Lands In South Dakota
Forfeited 20 the Governmsnt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The presi-
dent has issued a proclamation grant,
ing to the United States certain lands
in the Sioux reservation In South Da-
kota, which were granted TO the Mil
waukee road, ON condition of building
o certain line of road within three
years. The road has not been built.
The proclamation declares a forfeiture
of these lands to the government and
that they shall be subject to, entry I'M
der the homestead laws whenever the
secretary OF the interior gives due no.
tice to the local land officers of the
declaration of forfeiture.
Ths Ian yalusble.
CHAlBERLAIE, 8. D., Dec. 8 IA
private telegram from Washington as.
serts that President Cleveland has
signed a proclamation declaring for
feited the right Of way granted the
Chicago, Milwaukee and SC. Paul rail-
road from this city to the Black Hills
for failure to build within the required
three years. The terminal grounds are
especially valuable, and if the report
proves correct there will be q stampede
on the part of homesteaders and set
tiers to secure choice portions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
All Kinds Of Pigeons,

Boston, Dec. l2.-The pigeon fanciers
of Boston and vicinity will give a
unique show at Horticulture Hall this
week. There are more than 1000 en-
tries, comprising 200 or 300 different
varieties. These entries embrace about
all the best known varieties of pigeons,
with the exception of o few rare ORR
entail hirds.r
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
NTnrn sherman Mnrried.

WASHINGTON, Dec, lathe wedding
of Miss Mary Sherman, daughter OF
Senator Sherman of Ohio and MI.
James Ives McCullum took place al
noon. The ceremony occurred at Sen
ator Sherman's house on X street, and
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Nc
Kim nf the Church of the Eninhanv
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
Dls.rlct Day in the House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. i2.-The house
devoted the day under the rules to the
business reported from the District of
Columbia committee. Several bills of
purely local Importance were passed
and a resolution was adopted setting
aside the third Saturday in January
for eulogies OF the life and character of
Marcus B. Lisle, late representative
from the Tenth Kentucky district.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
TILLMAN FoR SENATOR

The Ex-Governor OF North Carolina Re-
ceives q Big Majority.
COLUMBIA, s. s., Dec. l2.-B. r.
TiIlman was elected United States
senator at noon, receiving I31 ont of
155 votes, cast. NJ. C. Butler received
III votes. Three negro members of the
house voted, two for George Murray
and one for w. D. Crum. The vote
stood in the senate 20 fer Tillman, g for
Butler; in the house 1o2 for Tillman,
10 for Butler.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
North Dakota Banker De.a.

JAMESTOWN. N. D., Dec. 1a.-George
r Webster. for several years cashier Of
the James River National bank Of this
Cit. died5aftera shortfillness from ty-
.phoid fever. He WIS me OF the best
known and most popular young bust
ness men In the state. p3s
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
short severaa Thou.ana.

CHEBoYGAN, Mich, Dec. 1.-WilI-
lam Erratt, the Cheboygan county
treaeurer. To several thonsanas dollars In
arrears In his accounts. BIS brother,
Henry Efratts who is deputy treasurer
and also, tFeasurer-elect, has been an-
successful thus far In trying to secure
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
Mon.ser petition to conrre..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The monster
petition of che San Francisco Examiner
against the Reilly Pacific railroad fund
ing bill has arrived here. Il contains
201. 900 names and il the largest petit
ton ever presented torcongressr
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
For Killlng Arehie MeIntrrp

Devils LAKE. N. D., Dec. l2.-Pre-
liminaries in the trial of the State
against William d. Spencer for the
murder of Archie Mcintyre, April %,
has begun. Selection OF a jury took
most of the day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-12
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HELENA. Mon, Dec. I2.-The su-
lpreme court has denied q nesw trial to
Calvin Christies alias Charles J. Black.
convicted Of the murder os Mrs. Lena
Cunningham near Kalispsll. He win
be hanged Dec. 81.