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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
By y. W.. Bowe aud Z. B. t..
Real Estate A4r,.
4 GRAND SPE0IT-NIT-V N

4 GRAND SPECULATION IA a
N. ACREAGE PRUPEElE. TORS.
FIRST N SIXTEEN StH.... ..... 10
THEN A. A WHOLE, IS ....
THIS PROPERTY SIrt Arr..
NORTHEAST or 1HE .I|E .r .r.
GAINESVILLE TUKNPlnE. .r.
FARM FOR A LONG TINE O#... ...
CUPIED BY COLONEL kOUr.. H
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION E..
OF TRUST AND By 4 UayE
In execution Of deed ~ '-I- ....
i. Morriss % James Ai'raI .....
Meredith. AZ trustees, IHH.... jos. ..
10, 1869, ADD du,y ra,UI1r4. n. .. ...
trustees and spo,ial .
20 required by tns ctsI'lu. -r...
dlouce To a iecrro OI tla y..r.
city OF Rich mond, entered tg. ..
consolidated causes ~ 4. II. 70 .
Virginia State Insurance ,gu.t..
{. W. and u. e. Norriss VS.. a
trustee, and als, VIII sell b, u....
the Mansion House, On %" rv
WEDNESDAY. Jg>. I.....
At ~ o'clo'x st., tho hAIItU.
referred C., situated no hHHr#. .....
east side OF tho NccuHm...
which IL has lon; non .a...
ChicSahOmlny riEeI aNr
ACRES, more or tess, "..- .....
excellent highland, "a QuHaUrf ....
low-grounds, a large area . ...
lands, and Is sunirlCury u. 49,.
The buildings cOlsIs. VI . ....
usual ut-ruiidiurs, aIl -..
ments, such az teuauJs' mouse. .
There arc few estrtes AZ. ..
meuts OF value than tolls.
Is large estate very near .. ....
mOnd, on an excellent r.l.
some Of the best trucking .
the soil being slmilar O. tEi. .. ...
table section OF Hanover .....
rs nearness 20 "a growing ..... ..
mOnd nov l., justiies pa. u..
ly-IncreaSeu value IN 8 Irr r....
Is said 10 contain lurAuIl- ....
very finest clay for pottery. ......
Specimens ot ware llr.nI ..
above referred 20 are 30 ..--
Robert r. M0rgiss, who tIl I.I..
SD Nv them.
We can confidently rgrYu#r..
20 the iarmer, uauDftrrur.. ..
promising fine rc,uIus Or 90. .....
This property VII! re- oiH..E ...
50 D-uiylsiOns as shown uu r.t. ..s...
y. Redo & NJB-, % lr .r.l 70. ~.
BCwo ana OIL the premises u1 ...
and then as a whole, ans f..
produces the largest aEgfrsH.. l.....
preference over the otlor
TEkAs: b. consen., Que l.Ir. ...a..
residue ia three equal lls.a'I.. -.rH. .f.
and eighteen months, Tor ua-.. .".. ..
interest added ani se"ur 3 uF . .0.s.
the property. GEOkHl D. CHRIS
EDNI sd NhHH....
Substituted Trustees end Spec. ...
ers.
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.sTHERE ARE NO FLIES ON
l. SAIrH."-You cannot make n silk purse
Out OF a sON's ear, but you can secure your books
aud money IA HERRING-HALl-MaRNlN COM
PANY'S FIRE AND BURGLAR,PROoESA SAFES
Is. r. SMITH,
nv ~ No. - Forth Ninth street.
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TheAmerican Bell Telephone Co.,
i25 Milk street, Boston, Mass.

This company owns letters patent No.
463,569, granted 20 Emile Berliner Soyem-
Der IL, 1891. for COMBINED TELEGRAPH
AND TELEPHONE, aud controls letters patent
No. 47+,23l granted 20 Thomas A. Edison May
3, 1892, for a SPEAKING TELEGRAPH, which
patents cover fundamental Inventions and em-
brace all forms OF microphone transmitters and
az teIanh0naa
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William F.. Tanner. trustee

William T.. Tanner, trustee.
against l.. e.. Younger t.i
defendants the Chan.
the city of Richmond
/, Charles ". G0dI!D.
court, certify that the Don.
the special commissioner
In said cause Of October ~. ..
duly given. Z.
Given under my hand. '..
May, 1894 CHARLES W
my 30
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WANT CUSTOMERS.

5000 pounds nice pork ............,......... z
3 cars Timothy Hay 10 5-pale lOts........... 90
Pure Lard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
3 dozen new Cut Herrings, cholc5 and fat,
tor...................... 25
Mocha and Java Cofiee, highly Favored . -
3 pOInds French Candy. ................... 20
5000 Bags Choicest Family Fiour......... 20
4 Cans Nice Tender Green Peas........... 25
New YORK Creamery Butter, choice...... 20
hccK-C andy Syrup-water wnits..........., 80
3 p0up1s Cream Biscuit. .,.................2 rs
3 pounds Ginger snaps. ................. %
, pounds genuine Crdash ................... %
) pounds Imported fiunes. %
30 dozen largo Cans Holsters. can...... is
New Imported Dates, pounds. 25
Family Roe Herring, per dozen .......... 10
Largo Fat Nacserel, Gloucester Fish,
per dozen. .........................' 25
Bartlett Pears per can. .... .............., 10
Fresh 20 iC Crackers, per pound...........
s Large Bars Soap.......................
d. OSULLIYAN,
Phone 5O7. Eighteeth and Main streets.
Ie 24-Sa, Su TuAlh
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do e7.lexsu ls2O.lsss east Vain 2 street.

VIRGINIA SUMMER BOARDERS
' WANTED-au Inviting home In the Virginia
mountains. Good board. Large airy rooms.
Splendid water, Rates reasonable. Write tor
particulars. Mas. C. X. WILLIAMS, near Unit
yersity OF Virginia, Charlottesville.
M 70 I'm IN NSnOw
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Paintings
of the World.

Eleven numbers have now
been issued. You simply
must not let this opportunity
90 by to obtain all the series,
because when bound, and on
your centre-table they will
be always ready :" to give you
change"
"a Wilderness saws neighbor Black;
"a desert waste and vide,
Where rank weeds choke aud ravens croak.
And nolsome reptiles hide. "
AYE, 50 II is" says neiRhbor White;
"But. happy. you am
Might clear the groGud our homes around;
Come neghb0r, lot Us try!"
And that is what the black
and white of the famous pic
tures are ready to do for you.
my q, 20S3l-3n
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CAUTION

ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED against
purchasing TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS re-
curing battery tor their operation, or using
Instruments Of this description except under
license OF the AMERICAN Sell IELEPHONE
COMPANY, OF Boston, Mass
lmh 1s-Su6Ih3mj
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BY II Seldom Taylor ..
Real Estate Agents $500.
Office Eleventh and BASS 1..- ..
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9 =

at o'clock 4. NJ, the t' H
FRAME DWELLING above 70
No 1900 west Moore street .
LOT on which IL stands, iry-. j.
and running back 100 feet 90 a..
which there Is a frame stable ... q
TERMS: Cash sufficient o. De. 4
OF executing the trust. aaN ..E.
sum OF s55s.z5 with interest
IS, 1894, and the residue On
twelve months, for a note "
added, and secured By trust.
my 30
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~ oTHING NOTIONS. RUBBER
rnnnC SHOES


cav over 200 assorted styles OF Mems
Ladies and Misses SHOES Tne s. sac wa prR
ISss eInri, and viii be well displayed On
u, so0f doors and the stock consists In
mart of New and Second-Hand Ci1 6i,ii,s
Hats and caps, Blankets and 'lullts;
G1ns and Pistols Notions, Parlor anu
Chamber Furniture. Show Cases, a barge large
collection OF New Cane, Reed; ana PiusS
Rocking Chairs. beautiful line OF
Trnnks in zinc, leather, SC, a job stock
Of I a general assortment OF, Merchandise;
about 20O0 pairs Shoes-al gradSS auu
STYLES Country merchants VIII DO wen
10 mako their arrangements 10 attend
the unwilling and stay over one cay 70
this Grand Auction Sale: the tlre fToo ,slI,
are in fair condition. being damaged only
bv water: the balance Of sale fres1 and
perfect goods consigned BY large Job9lnS
houses OF our city. Remember the DAY;
THURSDAY. May 81, 19L Come ana
buy bargains ....z,,,,, nj. Calf
Fire Sale! ]. II. VALENTINE, Fire sale!
Auctioneer.
nv gT-Su. T1I&Th
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AUCTION aALks-rhl. psy.


In mart execution Of deed OF trust:
d,,iv ppscorded in the Cbancery court
of the city Of Richmond. IN !, Dee sld5ton
10 G. page Al. we Will sell oy aue''on'
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1884 .,
~ O'Clock II. NJ, that excellent ana
savorabiy-situated BRICK Residence Os.
above referred 70. now ana ior ta long
E Enr with three stories and basement,
and containing about II rooms. Ins sre
Is a 4-room brick. kitchen ana I stho,e
20 the lot. The location ana nelghDot1
on S" are an that could be desired. and
n1Ve q little expense in modernizing, TINS
w wifH make a charming home; or ior q
physician, nothing on the market eA'e''
'ii FERNS: One third cash. and the RESCUE ine
AZ one and two years for notes, VIII. d,,r IN
terest payable semi-annuaiI ,s,,s Sirf
ny " ROBERT II STESi eIN'
-. LANN Trustees.
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George ". Mayo, Auctioneer,
% and "a north Ninth street.

George ". Mayo Auctioneer,
% and "a north Ninth street.
DISOUE FIGURES, FURNITURE.
ID ORGANS, SC, AT AUCTIOS.-I will sell at
my auction house, at 1890 A. Nj,
TODAY THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1894,
OAK, WALNUT, and POPLAR CHAMBER
SUITS:
Two very good ORGANS:
A CONSIGNMENT OF BISQUE FIGURES and
CkOCkERY;
BEDSTEADS, WARDROBES. BUREAUS:
WAsHSTANDS, TABLES. CHAIRS, EXTFN-
SlON-TABLES, REF kIGERAIORS, COOK
ING and HEATING-sTOYES, &c.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
my 81 AuotiOneer.
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A NEW AND IMPROVED LAIN

~ DRY IN TOWN. Improved methods, great
est facilities, best materials used, and only ex-
pert worknen employed. Lowest rates. Spe-
cial arrangements made with families. trial
solicited. TROY STEAM LAUNDRY. once 200
north Fifth street. my 3.Th.SaSIu
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COURT SALE

COURT SALE
~ OF
FOUR ATTRACTIEE NU.. a'.1
CONVENIENTLY tl.ta r.....
AND CENIHAL... ...
GATED ..
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
NOS. 2l9, ~, BE- AND -.a
SIRLEl
BETWEEN CANAL A>.
EACH HAS SEVEN ROOM.
BATH ROOM AND
MODERN IMPROVE.
By virtue Of a deere. u...
WILL as special couw..
appointed, proceed 10 s.l Co.,
toned DESIRABLE IH .....
public auction, on tn b.
TUESDAY. JUNE d. ..
commencing az $50 L. NJ
This Is an excellent uIgu..
a good ana safe lnyrstw.u.
a u.le. comfortable home d.
cost
TERMS: One fourth cIH .
twelve, and eighteen months
interest added and title
the whole purcha6e-mJE.F
q deed Is ordered by To-
\ W. FA
Special J-r
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DRINK u Gallon Of Wine.

Three colored men found a gallon Of
wine In a Philadelphia cellar. One Of
them, Edward w. Waller, bet he could
drink It all. His companions took the
wager He drank the liquor. and on Sun.
day he died at the Pennsylvania Hospital
Orders for printing sent 20 the Dis.
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style OF work and prices
will be sure 10 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
CHARGED WITH "BAckINc" POLICY
John Donnelly Arrested AID Bailed to
Answsr-ueatIs In Alexabdria.

John DonneIIy Arrested AID BaiIed to
Answsr-Dsaths In Alexabdria.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 3O-(Special)
Two deputy marshals from the Office OF
the United States Marshal In Washington
came here yesterday evening bringing
with them an Indictment against John
Donnelly and his two sons, Bernard and
Walter, charging them with carrying on
policy IN the District OF Columbia. IL
s. not alleged that Donnelly had an Office
In Washington, but II Is charged that ms
business extended TO that city, and that
he was a hacker Of policy there. The In
dictment was accompanied by bench
warrant from Judge G. e. Cole, and upon
these documents Mr.. John $. Folwer,
United States commissioner here for the
Eastern District Of Virginia, issued his
warrant, and John Donnely was Sorought
before him by Deputy Marshal Glover
of Virginia. Mr.. Louis Kraft, member
OF the City Council here became bail for
MIR. DOnnclly Ia 500 that he would answer
90 the charge in the Criminal Court at
Washington on Thursday morning. This
IS the FIRST case In which bench warrant
Of the District OF Columbia has been sent
To this city.
Appropriate Decorojion-Day services
to-day under the auspices Of Davis Post,
Grand Army of the Republic. They con-
sisted OF singing. Rotations, prayers, &c,
and were attended by quite IL large
crowd.
FOUR DEATHS
Mr. Richard owens, son OF the late
William Owens Of this city. died at his
home on upper Duke street, yesterday
morning at II o'clock.
Miss Maude Brown, the 1i-year-od
daughtCf OF Mr.. w. $. Brown, died at
her TesiH nee, on Patrick street, in this
city, yesterday.
Mr.. Henry kciscndancr n resident OF
West End. the village at the upper end
of DuNe street. died this morning after
an illness Of some time Of exhaustion,
brought on by an attack Of grip.
Mr.. Madison Spencer the young son Of
Mr.. John Spencer OF the Richmond and
Danville railroad. died at his home, on
Patrick street yesterday Of consumption
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CTREi FIRE FIRE !

Grand auction sale OF FIRE NOODS
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1884, ,,,.
NJ 1870 O'Clock A. NJ, at 1916 east Main
street. ,t-bos. bidder for
cash, and goods to be renew renew ~ the
Sar,agad goods which is By water ohly'
/ have received very large consisH-
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. TO BORROW $4,000
w TOsI2O00 on first mortgage Dan7ille
business property. For particulars address \,
DISPATCH orice. my $685.
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JOSIAH RYLASD, JR., Pres't.. JOS. B. MONTGOMERY,
Second Auditor Of Va. Sec. and Treas.
MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION
(HaneWinckel Building)
Is a brotherhood OF persons who have agreed to
pay 81 upon the death Of memter. Agents
wanted For particulars call at ONCE or send
stamp as above. my 27-5t
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05

but present indications are very favora-
BILE for the republicans. In Brown, Min.
nebaha and Yankton counties the repub-
licaps are well organized and expect to
win, although the opposition is working
hard. There is no sloughing Off from
the republican party, but on the other
hand that organization is gaining
strength every day. The republican
state ticket will receive q majority over
the entire opposition. 1t is reported
that the democratic nominee for govern
or is on the quiet advising his followers
to support the populist gubernatorial
candidate with an understanding il the
popullsts and democrats control the leg
islature they are to support the demo.
cratic nominee, MIR. Ward, for United
States senator. Those who have been
over the entire state and have made the
situation a careful study, say the legisla-
ture will be stronger republican than
the last general assembly was. Never
was the republican party more united
and confident OF success than at present.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05

amity and a restoration Of confidence for
the future, it does not secure a change
of administration and laws. This must
be achieved at the election Of 1896, but
the ease with which we will carry that
election will depend greatly upon the
work WI do in this. If we roll up a good
majority for the whole ticket and elect
every man on the ticket, state, leglsla-
tive and county, we will have o walk-a-
way in 96. The influence and aid to re-.
publican success by having every county
officer a republican for the next W
years cannot be overestimated. Any In
ternal dissension in the party ranks that
would tend to defeat a single county
candidate is in this view, treachery to
the party. No true republican car af-
ford to do it. 1t is not a time to stand
on personal pique. Every candidate on
the republican ticket is capable and
honest and should be supported by every
vote of his party. The voters of Madi.
son have an opportunity tomorrow Of
showing what kind of stuff they are
made of. II they rise equal to the oc-
casion they will give every candidate on
the republican ticket such a majority as
will emove any doubts of "a rousing re-
publican success in '96.
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The republican ticket is a sure winner.

Huron dispatch, L: Hon. j. A. Picker,
congressman from this state and nomi-
nee on the republican ticket for reelec-
ton, was here to-day. He has just re-
turned from q ten days campaign in the
Black Hills, and in one or two places
spoke with Gov. jackson of Iowa, who
was a college cham of the majors. Mr..
Picker said he was greeted with enthu-
siasm everywhere and all his meetings
were largely attended. He says the pop
~ulists, with Major Anderson as chief
spokesman, are using every effort to WIN
votes for their nominees, but have &C
complished very little. In Lawrence
county the contest will he closer than
elsewhere, but the republicans are CONT
dent Of a victory. The vote in the Hills
will be somewhat below that of two
years ago, owing to the closing down Of
some Of the industries, and also because
there is no railroad building in that Sec
ton this season. Mr.. Plckler paid a
tribute to the work of Capt. Lucas, say
ing it has been untiring and effective.
He estimates the election OF the con
gressional and state ticket at pluralities
ranging from 5000 to $4,000.
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

On the eve Of election day, one of the
most important elections outside OF a
presidential year ever held In the
country, the voter, especially the bust
ness man, should pause aud consider
how he Is going TO vote. There is much
at stake outside of politics why men of
other parties should vote the republican
ticket. The demoralized condition of
the country at large from incapable
democratic government and the with
drawal OF capital from the western states
by reason of populistic threats, all go to
show the need of restoring confidence
and prosperity by a rouslng republican
victory. 1t is coming throughout the
country. Will Lake county contribute
its share? This result depends largely
with the level-headed, business men oil
Madison. IL they cannot see their way
clear, laying aside all petty personal con-
slderatlons, to vote the republican ticket
straight, then nobody else in this county
need or can. 1t means more to the citi-
zens of Madison than the rest OF the
county for they are the ones to feel most
the adversely OF the times. Madison ia
the h~eart-center through which the bus
mess pulse OF the county beats and when
business activity lags, it's interests are
the frst to feel the depression. Hence
its citizens should be the first to take
every necessary step and ~precaution to
restore prosperity. No one doubts that
the first step to this end is q return of
the republican party to power, and the
welfare of the country and our own b.
terests should be considered in the vote
we cast.
Loyal republicans have a double
motive. They have, primarily, the in
centiye Of better times by o return OF
the republicaa party TO power and they
have, secondariIy, the strengthening OF
themselves Tor the presidential fight OF
two years from this time. While d re-
publican victory now 10 the arrest Of cal
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05
REFORM HOME LEGISLATION.
The New Cars Foreign Policy to Remain
Unchanged, II Is Said.

The New Cars Foreign Policy to Remain
Unchanged, Il Is Said.
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch from
Rome says it is believed the new car,
whose sympathies are known to be with
Germany and England, win by degrees
detach himself from France. The spe-
cial dispatch, adds, however. that a
parsonage connected with the Russian
embassy, asserts that the accession of
Nicholas II inaugurates q policy, but
only in regard to home legislation and
in the direction of liberal reforms. In
Russia's foreign policy, this official is
quoted as saying the traditions of the
cars father will remain unchanged.
The Vatican is said to hope that the
czar will continue the traditions of
friendliness toward Rome which marked
the last days of Alexander III.
The pope will be represented at the
funeral of the czar either by Arch
bishop Mohileo or by the papal nuncio
at Vienna.
The official above quoted believes that
the death of the car will in no way af-
feet the Franco Russian alliance, and
it is said that SO long as Cardinal Ram
polla, who is an ardent friend of Rus
STA, remains papal secretary Of state,
the adhesion Of the Vatican to the
Franco-R Russian alliance will remain an
article Of pontiflcal faith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05
Vote the republican ticket straight.

The Pierre correspondent of the st.
Paul Pioneer Press gives the following
summing up Of the political situation al
It appearo from the capital on the first
inst:
In some twenty-one different counties
the democrats and populists have fused.
In other counties where fusion does not
prevail the republicans will make aclean
sweep. In the fusion counties the re-
publicans will win with possibly q few
exceptions. In Union, Clay, Kingsbury
and Lawrence the fight will be close,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05
Republican State Ticket.
For Congress

For Congress;
ROBERT J. GAMBLE
of Yankton
j.. A PIUKLER
of Faulk.
Eor Governor;
CHARLES II SHELDON
of Day.
ForlLieuteuaut Governor:
CHAS Y. aERREID
of Nc Pherson.
For secretary OF State:
IAoMAS THokSON
ofLincoln.
For State Auditor:
J. E. NIPPLE
Of Hutchinson.
For State Treasurer:
KIRK C. PHILLIPS
of Lawrence,
For Attorney General:
COE l. CRAWFORD
of Hughes.
For State SUPERINTENDENT Public Instruction:
FRANK CRANE
OF Coddington.
For Commissioner School and Public Lands:
i'll. LOCKHART
of Grant.
For Commissioners Of Labor Statistics:
5. A. WHEELER
Of Butte.
For Railroad COMMISSIONS First District:
JOHN X. BRENNAN
of Pennington.
For Railroad Commissioner Second District:
GEO. A. JOHNSTON
OF Dawson.
For Railroad COMMISSIONS Third District:
FRANK j. CONKLIN
Of Clark.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05
Republican County Ticket.

~NP~~N NN
For State Senator,
ABEL MITCHELL.
For Representatives,
WIN. OWE.
NJ ID. MCGILLIVRAY.
For County Judge,
J. ii. WILLIAMSON.
For Clerk of the Courts,
j. NJ. PRESTON.
For States Attorney,
d. d. HOLDRIDGE.
For Sheriff,
VIM. LEE.
For Superintendent of Schools,
EDWARD BIEDERSTAEDT.
For Auditor,
A. A. NORTHROP.
For Treasurer,
J. l.. JONES.
For Register of Deeds,
OLE MOGER.
For Surveyor,
JOHN GREGOR.
For Coroner,
s. wOoLEY.
For Commissioner, Sd District,
s. A. AYERS.
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ofdered 70 ship enc I.ead.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. S.-Deputy
Collector Dorsey received o telegram
ordering him to allow the lead which
arrived here en- route TO Yokohama via
the steamship Tacoma, to be loaded,
not more than q half an hour after the
ship had left port. The telegram from
the treasury department ordered that
hereafter no freight consigned to the
Orient shall be stopped unless the a Q
toms officers are certain it is contraband
Of war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05
Diphtheria Epidemic.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Nov. g.
Word reached Superior that diphtheria
Is raging at Hawthorne, 30 miles east
OF here on the Omaha road. County
Physician Conner and an assistant
went to that place Immediately. Three
deaths from the malady occurred and
six new cases are reported.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-05
French Flags at Halfmnst.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-Premier Dupuy, al
minister of the interior, has addressed
the following note to the projects OF all
the departments Of France:
"His majesty, Alexander III, died at
2:15 p. m. You are requested to half
mast and drape with crepe the flags on
the national and departmental bu.
reans.n
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Enrllsh nfunielpal Elections.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-Mnnicipal elections
We're held throughout England and
Wales. The returns from 146 boroughs
In 80 of which there were no contests,
show that the conservatives secured 30
seats; the Unionists, 8: the Ministerial
lists, %; Labor. 10; independents. 9.
and socialists y.
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'Ivanhoe sunk with All on Board.
iowa Enworth Laanna.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 3.-The fifth
annual meeting of the State Epworth
League is in session in this Gift, with
900 In attendance. Meetings will con-
tinue until Sunday night.