The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-01


aaainss r. @. Sherman 10 regain posses
sion IT the Lake Park hoke', which cane
mp Cor hearing befors Justice Jones to-
day was postponed By taxing ! change
Of venue 10 Justice HcldFidge court.
The following Normal school students
departed Tor their several homes By tho
train for the north: Ira Harkins'
Brookings; Josie German, Oastlewood;
Sarah Bates and Lottie Griggs, Garden
City. Lena Abeison took the west
bound train for Artesian.
the elegant advertising o of Adam
Forspaugh's circus arrived At the depot
this evening and was sidetracked. II Gle
an attractive advertisement Ia itself, and
the numerous large bill boards around
town will also soon be handsomely
decorated with cuts and announcements
Or this great show which exhibits here
Friday june Il.
Al exceptional opportunity is afford
cd anyone DESTROYS OF visiting Hot
Springs and the Black Hills region or
going there at q trifiing expense by TAX
ing advantage OF the excursion rate,
s20.Is, for the round trip, accorded the
Masons attending the grand lodge at
Hot Springs, week after next. The
tickets are sold from the 9th to 1lth and
good until June 18th.
Mitchell Republican, 20; II 10 report
cd that Mrs. Lease has signed q contract
TO speak on d nonpartisan subject mt the
Lake Madison Chautanqua. She will be
q drawing card provided she succeeds in
escaping the cranks who have threatened
TO kill her on sight. These f~actional
fights will be the deathof the party set.
John I'll. Scriven has organized q
male quartet with which be expects to
cover q large amonnt Of territory during
the fall campaign, using. it at all promi-
nsnt Republican gatherings. The guar
tet consists OF Messrs. Skinner, Moore,
Clark and Pine.
Sioux City Journal, 81: Father Hines,
OF Elk Point, now past 90 years Of Aye,
the Oldest Episcopal minister 10 the
world, both 10 age and number OF years
OF service, was in the city Tuesday even
log on route to Battle Creek, Mich, WHARF
still hopeful OF being or further service
to the cause in which he has been SO
ong enlisted-he goes TO receive treat
ment for q cancerous formation that has
now made its appearance IN both sides
OF his face. Father Hines life hss been
an eventful one, so much SO that he has
become celebrated throughout the en-
tire country and in Europe, and n the
indications now are that he will never
recover from the malady with which be
is afflicted and which l. fast sapping
what vitality he hao left in his old age.
We were much pleased this afternoon
70 meet Mr.. G. @. Wilson, general agent
OF Adam Forepaugh'g great show. Mr.
Wilson arrived with the advertising car
and superintends that department OF the
work and the assignment Of dates and
places for this great aggregation. That
Mr.. Wilson isa bright, energetic mana-
ger goes without saying as his very ap
pearanoe, manner and intelligence 1T
tests, but the prominent Fact that be b
the youngest general manager 10 the
United States Is ample proof OF our iudg
ment. To handle the interests Of this
mammoth show without friction and
with unequalled ucces as he has done,
IL is not the work OF an ordinary mind.
and is an honor which 50 young q man
may we'll feel proud.
Ennnd Al hlnnlr nIn,.n