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unfurnished ROOF ms Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN h wife want , unfurnshcd
rooms; light huusckceptng dinner outside
about $50 18th to 10Th st between Sd ,S 9Th ave. 4,
or brooklyn, near city Hall Permanent, box
2i3 World, uptown,
LADY WISHES unfurnished room, SS per
month reference given. Permanent, box 253
World, uptown,
ONE LARGE or 2 small rooms connected. Par
ticuars to Dayton, i07 f. 18th at.
ROOM For meetings, cheap; 10th to 23d st
east side.
UNFINISHED Room WANTED by respectable
lady. NJ. box 23l, l3SS 81 ave
WANTEp-Thrcc unfurnished rooms with board
west side F. W. 2oi Il, 18th NJ.
OR unfurnishcd rooms, private house. with
heat. state terms. A. Nelrch, bS6 Columbus
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED LADY desires
basement in clearinghouse to cater; gool To-
cation essential, Address Mrs. H.. care TorTey
4 Co, 81 w 5Sth st.
DENTIST wants room within walking distance
Astor Place: state terms Dental. IL University
place.
REFINED YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires fur
nished room below AID ST. private family.
A dress b., box l55 World.
YOUNG MAN wishes furnished room downtown
with respectable family, 100 Worth st.. base
meat
wANTED-Nicely furnished room & one IN
furnished or kitchen. west side. s.. boz AZ
World. uptown. y
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unfurnished Rooms TO let.

18TH ST. $40 w.-Larst, convenient front room:
large closet; private house; adults, Sl2.
i2D ST, 25i Wight cheerful rooms. furnished
or unfurnished Apply Manager Clinton Apart
ment 1853 W. i2d st.
LARGE unfurnlshcd front room to let minutes
walk from io6th st, I'd ave. l. station. Ryma.
box 22S World
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8oarders Wanted.


West Side
10Th ST. CIV q front rvams conmunicat
suitable Tor doctor; none on block; board.
l2ED ST. 100 W.-Lnrgc h small rooms; excel
tent location; also table board references
IBID ST., $40 W. Pleasant rooms W Ia Goard
reasonable terms; also table board
l25TH ST, 10 W. Florence Hotel-Handsomely
furnished rooms: excellent board; % and up.
CORNER 92D ST. 4 Central Park w-Hand.
somcly newly furnished large a small sunny
rooms on I'd a Sd floors; references.
North Of tasth Street
l2ST1l ST., 2C2 w. Nicely furnished room, with
board; every convenience; very reasonable
l28rIi ST.. 100 W. Nicely furnished large &
small sunny rooms: excellent table.
l2Bfll ST., 1856 W. Large rooms handsomely
furnished; excellent board; moderate; hail
room; near station.
both ST Al w. Choice sunny rooms large
small; handsome cabinet folding. beds; ex-
cellent board.
BoARDERs WANTED, fall winter; farm:
hour from New York. So weekly. Hamilton.
STAN ord, Conn
Miscellaneous.
DIST ST. Furnished or uufurnished, with or
without board elegant rooms: private family.
Address g., World.
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furnished Houses to Let.
BROOKLYN.
Flats and Apartments to Let.
Unfurnished-east Side.

Unfurnlshed-east Side.
GRAND ST, 54s-s h 4 room apartments; jani-
4. q. HEGEMAN 4 co, 1921 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. ls43, corner l4th ST.;
Az 5 rooms & bath: all light;
rent $40 To S23.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1856. corner l1lth st.-Corner
fiat, large, light rooms. SA Janltor.
MADISON AVE l6E6-flat 8 rooms bath; all
halls eapPessa heated rent
MADISON AVE 1859 IS rooms steam heat; all
improvements: owner In house: rents 81 1913,
MADISON AVE. 1852, near 1Osth st-Elegant
fats. rooms bath; rents Sls to $22.
MADISON AVE. lOisT sT.-choice steam
heated & room fats. handsomely decorated;
rents SIT to s2S. Apply owner or tanitor on
premises.
PARK AVE, l4S4, between lOSth h lO8th sts.
west 'iie-firit single fiat, rooms all i'm
provements; rent $50.
PARK AVE, S4S-splendid single nat, Q rooms;
pantry. bath; extra large: all light.
lST AVE, 224l no 22oo near Il6th St 3 large
rooms; good location; rents sli, 80 TO sl6.;O
A''V A. 20 G. HEGEMAN CO., 1921 Broadway
I'd AVE. 2lo4-3 or large rooms. IS to $40.
PETER J. BRADY, l45 broadway.
Sd AVE. $50. 18th L. station-Top floor 3
rooms, in good order; Improvements; reduced
rent.
18TH ST, 333. 335. 337 f.. between LIST q I'd
ayes. Elegant flats, 3 rooms bath; decorated
ceilings; a improvements aeW . houses a., awning
janitor.
lIIH 81 ~ r. - For rent hne apartments of
rooms on LIST floor; suitable Tor doctor or dress
maEerin house. Inquire OF lanitor
18TH ST l3l E.-New single fats s light, steam
heated: 2. 4 flights; reduced; 500, $40. Jantor.
9TH ST 1877 f. I'd floor to let arranged as
fiat Apply N basement
18th ST., 23g E-3 & 4 large rooms with plenty
of closets improvements; all light low rents
asst ST, 10 E., near Park Aye.-Apartments. 81
light rooms; Improvements: sl3, 1850
43J l., lDI y. . ngnt, clean rooms, SlI; 4
flight; housekeeper.
18th ST., 25l E,-To small family OF adults;
hoor OF rooms in private house, with owner
18TH ST 9O4 E.--Rents reduced; neat single fats;
or VICTOR FREuND son, $50 80 ave.
SETH ST. $50 E--single nat all light rooms
| all Improvements.
Cpd ST, as E. Handsome single mats, 6 rooms
| q hath; choice location; moderate rents; Iani-
tor on premises, O'HARA, has I'd ave.
ON 81. rs l., Fiat 10 le., rooms bath,
Sl2.
nth ST, 3s4 Els. > rooms & bathroom; own
| or supplies hot water; all improvements: small
families.
SAP 81 527 =. tAuEustaJ-EleEant fiat;
| rooms; all improvements Christian family ;
| adults Sl4.bo
| san ST 225 Ed nat, 9 rooms bath: all i'm
| proyements; near Sd ave. l. station; SIS.
| s.TH ST. lO5 E.--S large rooms; family house !;
near L station & Central Park; $40, VIZ.
s,1,u s.r 222 E.-Beautiful new apartments,
| handsomely decorated rooms and bath-
| rooms. ali light; halls & bathroom heated Ian.
itor service moderate rents location convenient
10 l. stAiiona.
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9TH ST, III w.-Sewy a elegantly furnished
rooms en- suite or single: reference exchanged.
50TH ST. 70 W. 9Th 4 9Th aves.-Front parlor.
hall room, light bedroom flights; l. station.
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u NO EXTRA CHARGE.
livery American Dist. Tel. Office
An Authorized Advert
Isncy for THE WORLD. A. d. T.
{ssengers will answer your CALI
free, and take your World
Refreshments at office rates.
RING THEM UPI
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ST., % F., block from Broadway-very de-
sabe square rooms; generous table; references.
ST., 222 E.-Handsome large room, $l2,
hiding superior board for 2; also parlor.
ST., l0s E.-RoomH q board, convenient to
hallway & Union Square: use parlor e. plano.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
UnfurnlShe5.
Furnished.

UnfurnIShei.
APARTMENTS WANTED by painter In exchange
for work, no childrcn, Nadja 2lI r. slst st
furnished.
FURNISHED ROOMS wanted for small family In
suburbs. Particulars TO AdolVhua, box 400
World, uptown,
lWANTED--Dy mother 4 dAuyhtsE. 5-rosm nat fur
nished, good nelghborhOot, west side. $50
month above 53th st Address H. A. NJ. go W.
23d n.
WANTED TO RENT, Ia Williamsburg. vicinity
broadway Driggs ave, small furnished floor
OF nat. or same un urnished; state pTice. ~.
bon A02 World, uptown
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Musical.

EMINENT VIOLINIST will accept good con-
4 tour engagement, &C.. or as conservatory
IN out OF New York. highest credentials
Ihiy 1862 East 23d ST.
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furnished Rooms to let.

One TTnn, zoe. pr hre Second Time, nc. pr,
ltne' Third and Subsequent nmes isc. pr hne
No cr1rd charge On Sunddva
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~, k32 f. Elegantly furnished large
E .a. foom for .; exquisite German board; rel
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35r II ST, l2O W.-Handsomey furnished parlor
bedroom II dreSsing room, right OFT Broadway;
piano; rent moderate, Ring James $ bell.
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J5iH 81, az W. Nicely furnished room.
sunny all conyeniences; near l..
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Boarders Wanted.

4, TIM soc. per line Second Tine, NC. PEI
/ 7htrd and Subsequent 1fmea fsc per Tine.
S1rc charge on Stfnddys
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Eapt Side.

lis ST., 1-Boarders wanted; light, airy
ms & bath excellent board terms moderate.
IINGTON AVE. $40. near cath 81. Large,
bly, furnished room: private house; gentle
only.
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GREENE AVE, 525-TO let, rooms, furni 'hed
or unfurnished; good location; private family.
HANCOCK ST, H. Deecker ST. & Bedford ave-
Neat room. suitable for two gentlemen; small
room.
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3DUNG GENTLEMAN wishes an accompan-
on tho piano to mandolin; state lowest
Is per hour ut accompanies house must he a
Sniusician. L. NJ, box 800 World. uptown.
! gC LESSONS, reasonable price, given by
In. class teacher of piano In classic and 4-hand
3dc II High ST. b klyn; beginners at half price.
| AND SOC LESsON-Professional piano teach
lessons given any part city or Brooklyn.
k.l 225 West Goth ST.
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North OF ,asth Stree,
erooki m.

bath ST. 257 W. near l. station Newly fur
moderate.
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(HGTON AVE. 1877, near Grand Central-Ele-
|Iy furnished rooms. parlors, with or without
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NGTON AVE 734-Desirable lection;
Rfortably furnished rooms all conveniences;
surroundings; excellent board; table board.
MOTION AVE. 361, near Grand Central
antly furnished rooms; excellent cuisine:
back parlor.
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46TH ST. SOC w.-Two handsomely furnished
rooms; breakfast IL desired private family
Attn ST., 10 W, near Broad way-Niccy fur.
nished sunny bedroom: all convenences; gen
tlpmpn
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18TH ST, 100 w. opposite Marlborough-Dack
parlor third-story front room; handsomely fur
niFhed; gentlemen.
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| 4sTH ST. 1902 W.-Large or small room HANG
| somely furnished; gentlemen: reasonable.
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HANCOCK ST. 1872, Brooklyn-Elegantly furnished
alcove room suitable for 9, $3.50 each heat.
gas. bath; convenient TO electric elevated cars.
HENRY ST, 30, near bridge, BruoElyn- Large,
com Ortably furnished rooms, complete; house,
keeping or gentlemen.
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AVE TO5, entrance f. 55th st. Elegant
Der rooms, en- suite, southern exposure, with
Y; strictly first class in every particular.
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furnished front rooms; heat,
lot & cold. running water;
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18Th 81, 100 w,-Larse, square room, also en-

46TH ST. 33S w.-Handsomely furnished large
front room; desirable location; private family.
4srH ST. ,4Ol w. Neatly furnished light rooms;
Rns haI h ~ week IhlesRnn-
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ssTH ST, POI W.-Furnished square living room.
bath; references. Ring LIST bell.
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9th ST. 447 W.-Nicely furnished rooms to
let In private house; moderate terms
18TH ST. 400 w, I'd hat-Large small rooms.
81. so week steam heat; bell r.
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4 ST. 8S f. Elegantly furnished parlor,
small rooms, for gentlemen; board optional.
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THE HERMOINE.

Southwest corner 1lsth st. & Park ave-Ele-
giant apartments OF large light rooms bath
decorated steam heat, hot water. elevator
building freproof; grand reception ROOM with
piano for tenants exclusive use; convenient To-
what you are offered for s35 to ,45: cheap at
$50. DAILY, rs Il. 1l6th st.
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A. THE WINDSOR,
22B WEST rad ST.
Apartmsnt.. : : isrss ROOM. hsadsOmsiy dec
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HENRY ST, 1903 near bridge. brooklyn
Large or small elegantly furnished rooms; ref
! or irpd
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
Rstrar notice.

Whereas. H.A. Hartwieh did. ON or about the
Ist day OF MAy, 1893, take mp an estraY which be
caused 10 be advertised by pubitshing notice In
d newspaper published In the city of Madisdn,
Lake county, South Dakota. OF which the follow
ing liz q copy.
Take notice, thar on the let day Of May, 1893,
j, the undersigned, took into my pnssession ore
moEse-eolored colt, one year old, which 4 found
estray upon the southeast quarter OF section 30.
township los, range "a, that there are No brands
or marks thereon, and that q more particular de-
~ecription than the above i am aaable to give;
that I reside npon the northwest quarter OF SEC
ton u, town i0T. range ~, and the wner OF said
property may take the same by applying TO me
therefor 1t my place Of residence Hnd paying to
me the expenses of taking mp and keeping such
eetray to the time OF such delivery 10 said awner,
AH. A. HAKTWICH.f
And, whereas, on the 18th day of March 1894,
appraisers were duly appointed by me To APP
praise the value OF snch esiray; aud, whereas.
they have duly made their report fixing the value
thereof ut twenty-five dollars, notice is hereby
| gives that the said ert-ay was taken mp upon the
| southeast quarter 81 section 30, township Zoe,
| range 81, and described rs one mouse-cOloren
colt about one year old weighing abont 500
pounds without marks or brands and that the
residence Of the said II. A. Hartwich lie In the
city OF Madison, Lake coHniy, south Dakota.
JOAN III. GROcE,
Justice of the Peace.
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rnrrArs Avn cownoxs.
a vi,rht in which Several Were killed y
Ho3h sides.


A rirhs In which several We're Killed -
10th Sides.
Ill RENO, y. t.. April 4.-Further
advices from the scene Of the encounter
between the band or depredating In
dams and some cowboys who . herd
ing cattle, was brought here by q cour-
Ter who came for military assistance.
He reported that when he left the light
was vet in progress, and that some
eight or ten Of the Indians and half that
many white men had been killed
or wounded. The settlers were
rushing to the aid Of the 6ghtinR
cowboys, and had surrounded the band
of Indians and were slowly and surely
picking them ont. Two troops of cav
airy left the fort for the cen OF action
but az the distance Ii about 10 miles
they viii not likely arrive before the
battle Is over. Most Of the settlers ars
well armed and accustomed to fighting
Indians and will take the opportunity
to settle old scores. The feeling toward
the Indians among the people that know
them is very bitter, and the chances arr
good that many will be killed before
the troops get TO the cene.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
chattel MORTGAGE sale.

Whereas. one Warren j. Colmau or Lake
county, state Of South Dakota, mortgagor, did
certain chattel rnortg ~ to- The Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Go: Ut Chicago, . corpora.
tion. MORTGAGE, dated Jnay 2Jth. iS9s, 70 secrre
dred and f~orty.ive dollars. And, whereas, de-
fault has been made in the conditions contained
In raid mortgage, and which default consists In
failing 70 pay $50 OF said debt dne November 1,
1893, and according 70 the provisions OF said
mortgage the whole debt lie declared due. And,
whereas, there IL now due on said mortgage the
sum Of one hundred and 80 100 dollars for priRei
pal and interest. Now, therefore. notice 10
hereby given, thai, by virtue of said mortgage,
aud by order or said Mccormick Harvesting Ma
chine CO., the present owner thereof, / will cell
af public auction the following described chat
tells described In eaid mortgage, 81 Winfred,
O'Clock p. M. on Saturday, the 18th dag of April,
A., d.. 1894, 10 wit. One Mccormick HarveateT
AMI binder complete.
Dated MadisoL, south Dakota, April 4, 1894.
III, O. CURTIS. Agent f5r Morlgagee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
wErsE MURDER TRIAL

An Iowa Case fn which There WIN
Likely he Sensational Developments.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, April THE
Weise murder trial has begun. and pre-
dictions that it would be . bitter legal
fight are already being verified. The
defense filed . motion that the sheriff
and deputies be barred from acting as
officers of the court, on the grounds OF
being prejudiced and brihed against
the defendant. Other serious al
legations were made. The sheriff
filed afidavits. however, denying all,
but the court has not yet ruled on the
motion. There is intense interest in the
trial. probably | 1000 people being unable
even to obtain standing room in court.
Mrs. Bennett, the defendant, exhibits
remarkable self-possession and com.
posture. There is q PROBABILITY of sensa.
sational developments before the end Of
the week.
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FLORENCE, s. c., April 4.-The tele-
graph Office at Darlington is in the
hands of the military, who refuse to
permit transmission of messages to
newspapers. "A simple message to the
editor OF the Charleston News and
Courier, saying that the military has
received q supply of blankets by ex-
press" was endorsed: office under
military control. guard refuses to let it
be sent" General Richberg claims that
he has no discretion in the matter, as
he 10 acting under Governor Tiilman's
orders
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05

KANSAS CRY, April THE Santa Fe
has made . big reduction in freight rates
from Kansas City and Missouri river
points 10 Texas on some Of the leading
commodities. The rate ON -four and
other grain products was reduced from
81 to So cents per hundred; from 30 to
20 cents ON wheat, from SO to 10 cents
ON oats, and from 81 TO Is cents on
corn, hay and straw. The new rates
will doubtless be met by the other lines,
and viii probably result in general de.
moralixation of the Texas rates.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
1naian suppIy rnspectors.

W~AsHrNaToE. April 4.-The Indian
Office has appointed the following South
Dakotans TO inspect goods for the In
dams at $40 per day: Z. e. Whitcher,
Highmore, at Pine Ridge agency; C. N.
McCollum, Tyndall, at Grow Cresk and
Lower Brule agencies; r. w. Maxwell,
Worthwhile, at Forest City agency; w,
Z. Briley, Dell Rapids, at Standing
Rock agency; Charles Keith, B~rookings,
ut Rosebud agency.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
REVELRY 10 RIOT.
How at the Carmencita MasQue Ball
IN Which Many Heads We're
Broken.
A Policeman Precipitated the Trouble
By Trying to Stop q Skirt
Dance.
One Man Was Found Dead and 9th
ers Are In q Critical Con-
ditlOn.

NEW York, April A.-From revelry
to riot was but . step, and q short one
at that, ut the masque ball or the Car
mencita club IN Tammany hall at about
4 o'clock a. m. There were upon the
noor and in the boxes not far from 1900
persons, and though the bar was closed
there was no lack OF in~toxicants. 10 that
when the disturbance began many per-
sons were crazed with drink.
Roundsman Shay precipitated the
trouble by undertaking to stop the per-
Torrance that was going on in o box
occupied by Eddie Hirsch, keeper Of q Co
ney Island dance hall, and q party of his
friends. The officer was told to mind
bis W business, w~hereupon he tried to
pull Hirsch from the box. Instantly q
rush was made for the officer, Other
policemen in the hall went to Shay's
assistance. Bottles and chairs were
made use of by the crowd. Clubs were
swung Justify and many heads felt the
force of the locusts.
The Lights Went Ont.
In the midst of the affray the lights
were extinguished, but the struggle did
not even then abate. When the lights
were again turned on, one man was ly-
ing dead upon the steps leading to the
street. His name was Terence Gal
~lagher. aged 33 years, a race track tout,
Mark Buckner, u Baxter street puller.
in, had his head cracked and may die.
George Bernstein, q ~barkeeper, wa
badly cnt in the hand. The fight lasted
until q call sent to the nearest police
station had brought to the hall q detail
Of officers strong enough to overawe tn,
frenzied crowd. The police say tina
Gallagher's death was caused by hear
disease. II is alleged that Roundsmal
Shay, whose effort to stop q skirt dane
in Eddie Hirch's box, brought on TIL
row, had been drinking and was in fac
drunk.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
sheep For south Dakota.

CHAMBERLAtS, 8. D., April 4.-The
threats OF Wyoming cattlemen to drive
all focks of sheep ont of that state are
having their effect. as during the past
few weeks fully 1900 sheep have been
driven from the Wyoming ranges
TO the ranges of Western South
Dakota. Reports from the big Laramie
section of Wyoming say that small
punches of sheep headed eastward may
be seer along all roads leading to South
Dakota.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
Ainsworth indicted Again.

WAsHINGToS. April 4.-Ths United
States grand jury has returned another
indictment for manslaughter against
Colonel Fred @. Ainsworth, chief Of the
records and pension division, war de-
partment, in the case growing out Of
the Ford theater disaster OF June last,
when over . score of government clerks
met death.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
chatfa1 MORTGAGE sale.

whseeaa, one VIM. Il. spence nj Lake coansy,
state of 6onsh Dakota, naost0agor, did, on the
Ichastei mortgage n The MoC0Fmack Harvesting
Machine Co. on Chicago, Nls. d corporation,
MORTGAGES, dated July ~, 1924 go eecaFe the FOL
forty1hse dollars. And. whereas. default hAa
been made Id the conditions contained In haId
mortgage, and whicn deiaalt consists ii failing
Eo pay the kum Of $50 due October 4, 1893, ana
according To- the provisions OF Naad mortgage, tho
whole debit s declared due. And, whereas, there
"a now due on said mortgage ths eum III One
Hundred Fifty Two $500 dollars. for principAl
ana Interest. Now, thref0re. notice II hereby
given. that, BY virtue Of said m0rtgaRes and BY
CO.. the present owner thereof, ! will neil ak
pubic anctaOp the following described ehattela,
described tn said mortgage. at Wtnfred, in Lake
county, q 9uth Dakota, ut the hour Of ~ nyciOck ID.
M, on Saturday, the l4th daV OF April. A.. ID.
Ie04s 70 wit: One Mccormick Harvester and
Binder completes.
Dated at Madison, South Dakota, April a, 1894,
H.0. OUTFITS, Agent for Mortgages.
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Cemp,etea !. Coz, COMBINE.

DENVER, April THE United Coal
company has completed a combination
Of the Northern producers andthe price
Of Ignite coal at the mine per ton Is
raised from $3.50 to 90. The new COM
bine comprises the Hecla, Acme, Lead
Or, Citizens, Summit, Peoples and Com
mercial companies.
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Di.tributed sseaa.

WASHINGTON. April THE annual
distribution Of seeds by the agricultural
department has been practically COM
pleted, though the quotas of several
congressman still remain subject TO
their order. The work was commenced
last autumn, and about 5000, 600 small
paper bags OF seed have been distributed
during the season.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
wire Destroyed Business HOUSE,.

EMPoRIA, Kan, April Fire during
the night destroyed the business portion
of Hartford, q town of 2, 900 people just
south OF here. Evidence discovered
shows the FIRE to have been inceAdiary.
The total loss exceeds $50, 900; insur-
ance, $2S, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
..Dsaa shot scott. buried.

NEW York, April 1.-THE body of
Henry M. Bennett. Letter known q
dead Shot Scott, was inferred in the
little churchyard at Preakness, near
Paterson. During the war he served as
a scout and spy in the Union army, and
in later years he was q scout in the
Indian wars, serving under Miles and
Custer. Among the Indians he was
known as aWhite Lightning"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-05
yyall Cnuse Contests.

ENID. O. T., April 4. THE receiver Of
the Enid land Office has made q decision
which seriously affects a great many
homesteaders who selected claims in the
strip. The receiver decides that the
six months limit from the
day Of settlement and from the date of
fling. The decision will involve hum
dreds OF contests.
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Forecrosure Proceeaings.

KANSAS CRY, April The New
York Life Insurance company has DO.
gum foreclosure proceedings against the
Wyandotte Loan and Trust company,
and have served notice on the officers
here that on April 3, at Topeka, i
would ask Judge Reiner for the up
pointment Of q receiver for the com
ppny.