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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27
i Cti C of Mortgage Sale

Default existing in u mortgage executed nv
Charles II. smith, mortgag"r. dttcd February !,
1890, and executed Februar, :, 1890, on
the southwest quarter 81 Soc N 30, In
township JOG, norti, OF rang 5l,> wet OF the 9TH
Y. " in Lake county, South OAK IT., TO North
westcrn Loau and Banking Company OF Mad
lson, South Dakota. mortgage; thid mortgage
having been given ~ security for the payment Of
q certain instalimeLt note Of even date there.
, with, for S13.15, aud said mortgage having been
nlrd for record in the Office OF the register OF
deeds in am for Lake county, :. d., on the l,'h
cay OF February, 1890. at Il O'Clock m. anc re-
corded In book ~ OF mortgages on page All
there being now due OF said note and mortgage
the sum Of 81 66, principal aud Interest, ard
aiso an attorneys fee Of $500 stipulated in
said mortgage in case of foreclosure, and there
having been no proceedings at law or otherwise
for the collection Of the amount due on sald
note and mortgage; now, therefore, the sberif
81 said Lake county will cell said premises al
the front doc Of the court house, In the city OF
Madison, in said Lake county, 3. D., on the lst
day OF October, 1895, at two O'Clock p. M, to TIT
highcst bidder for cash. to pay esid debt, attor
pey Zee and costs Of sale.
DATED 1T Madison, ). D., August 20, 1898.
NOKTHWESTERN LOAN AND BANKING
COMPANY, Mortgagec.
j. II. WILLIAMSON,
Attorney Tor Mortgage.
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NO LAW FOR IT..
Assistant Attorney Hall Doesn't See How
Red Lake Reserve Is to BE Opened.

Assistant Attorney Hall Doesn't See How
Red Lake Reserve Is to BE Opened.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Judge John
|. Hall. assistant attorney general for
the interior department, talked about
the Minnesota Indian reservation.
Il nave advised the secretary Of the
INTERIOR he said, THAT, in my opinion,
there is no law authorizing the sile #
the timber on the Red Lake reserva-
lions until after the estimates have been
completed. So far as | know Char
man Baldwin dl! not urge an i'm
mediate sale of the timber. He s. ent
considerable time here in looking uD
matters pertaining to the nl4olmen)s,
and obtaining wider latitude firm the
department. | believe that thel" should
be legislation providing for the sale OF
the pine on the ira is already surveyed,
and at one time | lndursod Il bill to that
| effect. But congress tailed to pass il.
However, Secretary smith may take a
differ, mt view and order the sale and
then open the lands up for homestead
entry.
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STAHI, Proprietor

The case OF the State OF South Ia
kota against II. ID. Van Nice, OF Elan
drau, for adultery winch has been IN the
Moody county courts and most STUD
bornly fought for two years, has JUST
been dismissed b, Judge Jones III court
Mt Flanlrau this week. The case had
gone TO the supreme court on Il writ OF
error and was remauded back for Il new
trial. \ motion to quaSh tn" indictment
on the grounds that the grand JuT! was
improperly drawn was sustained and as
the statute Of limitations noW applies
another Indictment cannot be- brought.
Van Nice was convicted on the former
trial and on one occasion was ON his way
to the pen where be ought to be Low.
This decision Is said to effect auotherlm-
portant case III that county, hat OF tile
State VS.. Father .Ahern, and also that OF
the State VS.. Charles Davis and Frank
Holdridge, both Of which will likely ie
thrown out of court OF. the same grounds,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27

The demand Of the loud indicators Of
missioner of Labor Statistics Wheeler
from office is expecting Il good deal of
our long suffering governor. These PEG
pie forget that tie governor only holds
his office by the same tenure that
Wheeler doee-an election by the people.
10 this respect they are equals and re-
sponslble to the people. If the people
wait to get rid of Wheeler they will
have to impeach him through their
representatives in the Legislature or pre-
But then the charge would hardly lie
worth the powder to blow it up.
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A PULLING SITUATION.
Difficult to Understand the Great De-
manb for Iron Ore.

manu- IOr ron oFe.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-The II II Age
says: The question of IA supply Of raw
materials is the II uppcrnlost i'll the
minds of the managers of tn" largest IN
terests in the country. The coke situa-
ton has improved. The ore situation Is
decidedly cleared, at least 80 far as for
eign supplies are concerned.
The furry in Boss mrr pig i'll Pitts
burg is now pretty we'll over. Alto
gether, all the great concerns have con-
tinuod eager purchasers of ore. and pig,
and are evidently securing supplies as
far ahead as they can ct them.
On Il >lnal! ~u>iueSS, the tllct market
has zone of about 81 p'rtcn from the
highest point, largely through the offer
ing IF small !0t> Iy brokers. 1t is NOT
quite clear whether this covcrS r">a;c lv
large consumers or whether it IS done for
a Temporary effect. Wire reds have
been quiet for IL considerable time. In
the East the most d~iSQuieting feature
has been tn" appearance Of Il large
Plttsburg concern as Il sharp competition
for small lots. in the face of recent pro-
]teStatiOns that>the mills We're crowded
with work for months to come. One
Eastern mill has also r~eappear"d on the
scene. Taking it altogether the >itua
ton is pulling. 1t has been difficult tC
understand where all the product turned
! out goes to i'll the absence Of IA good rull
road demand, and yet the interests art
| scrambllng for raw material. II caI
only be explained ly assuming that i'm
portant developments in steel rails art
nliD
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Special Agents Discontinued.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Pit is stated
here that Secretary Morton has deter
mined to discontinue the special agen-
cies of the agricultural department in
Europe. These We're instituted by Sec
Rotary Rusk and had for their object
the propagation of intelligence abroad
regarding American food products and
the securing Of information concerning
obstacles which prevented the greater
use and sale of American agricultural
productions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27

Default existing in a mortgage made and exc
Cut"d by Johann JohaBnseL (stngle) }, mortyagor,
February Il, 1898, On the northwest quarter OF
section IA. in tow nship Us, north OF range !3,
west Of the 5th 2. NJ, in Lake county, south
lakota, 10 N~crIhwe.tcrD Loan and BANKING
Company of Madison, ). d.. nortgagee: said
mortgage having been given as security for TN e
payment of a certain installment rote OF even
date herewith. for S71.75, and said mortgage
having been filed for record in the office OF the
regi-ter Of deeds in an! for said Lake county, ;.
D , on the 18th day OF February, 1888, at A:n
o'clock p. ~, aud recorded in book ~ OF
mortgages, on page 2a9; there being now due on
said note and mortgage the sum OF SI3.l2, prin
clpal and interest, aud also an attorneys fec OF
$50. 20 stipulated i'll said mortgage in case OF
foreclosure. and there having been no proceed
iIgr at law or otherwise for the collection ot the
amount que on said note and mOrtga &c; now,
therefore,, the sheriff Of said Lake county WI
sell saiC premises at the front door OF the court
house In tn. city or MHdlson, in Lake county,
u, on the l2th day Of October, 1898, at I'VE
O'Clock D. M, to the highest bidder for cash, t'
DAY said debt, attorneys fee and costs Of salc
! Dated al addison. :. D., Augr-t3l, 1893.
NORTHWESTERN LOAN AND BANNING
! COMPANY, M"rtS"gce.
}. II. NILLIAMSON,
Attorney for Mortga-ec.
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Survivor Of the Chinese Massacre.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 27.-Among
the passengers by the Empress of India
from China was Isabel Hartford of
Dover, n. H., one of the two adult sur
vivors of the fearful massacres at VIVA
Sang neal Ku Cheng. Miss Hartford is
now ON the way home for a brief rest to
recuperate from the terrible experience
Of the past few weeks, though she is
eager to prosecute her missionary work
in China and Intends to RETURN shnrtIv
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south DakOtn Resort Sold.

Hot SPRINGS, sept. Eft is reported
that r. 4. Evans has disposed Of his tn
tire property interest III this city to an
Eastern syndicate headed by H. NJ.
Flagler Of the Standard Oh company.
the consideration being 81 ,00O, 900. Tie
property consists of the large and fine
Hotel Evans, plunge baths, the famous
hot springs, and other city pr, p"rty.
If consummated it will be the largest
real estate transaction ever made i'll the
state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27

Washington dispatch, %: United
States Senator r. f. Pettigrew Is IN
town. lie Is not talking free silver to
any great extent, but he loses no oppur.
tunity TO boom &. X. Davis for the presi-
dency. He said today: Davis is gam
ing a substantial support. He is not
pushing himself forward and does not
attend every public gathering for adver-
Using purposes. la fact, he keeps away
candidate may be found. l believe
Cush viii surprise Us all when the time
comes. He has pledges of support from
nine statps.'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27
Notice OF Hearing Pet ton for Letters of A
ministratiOn.

Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters of Ad-
ministratiOn.
Stat" of sonth Dakota, County of Like. In
County Court, September term, 1873. In
The matter of the estate % Co.
I. s. Moberley, deceased. The state ni
S'u.h Dakota s-nds rrenng TO Mrs. Ida NJ.
M"htrlcy, Neville Moberiey aud Geneva M"ber-
icy. heirs at law ana next Of kin of Col. J. y.
Moherley, deceased, aud TO all to whom these
presents may come. Notice is hereby given,
that Mrs. Ida NJ. Moberlev has fied with the
jhdg of this court, a petition praying for letters
If administration of the estate OF Co. /. ). No.
herlev, deceased, and thar Monday, the 18th day
Of October, 1895, at one O'Clock 2. m, OF said
dav, being II day of a regular term OF this court,
vt the Office of the county judge, IN the city OF
Madison, county of Lake, :. D., has been set for
hearing said petition, When aud where any per
son interested may appear and show cause whN
the said petition should not b. wanted.
Dated at Mad son, ). d., this 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, A. D., 1895.
J. II. WILLIAMSON,
Judge OF the County Court.
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Heaviest Weeks Output.

At Superior-Duluth, last weeks pro-
ductiOn was the heaviest on record. All
the mills are going this week and the
figures may reach 10, 600 barrels. Fewer
foreign sales were reported last week,
as markets seem to have reached a
point just a little o high for free buy
ing. Domestic business was splendid,
and was all that could be asked for i'll
volume. Still, millers have sid as far
ahead us they dare, considering the I'M
certainty of rates and other conditions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27

%FARIBAULT, Mimi, Sept. 2E-The
Minnesota Methodist Episcopal confer
ence opened at 8 o'clock, Bishop G.. II.
Fowler of Minneapolis presiding. The
question Of admitting women delegates
will come up during tie meeting and q
lively discussion is sure to follow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27

MELLErTE, 5. D., Sept. 27.-Reports
from the reservation country west Of
here are to the effect that gray wolves
are playing hovoc with young stock.
One outfit reports losing 60 per cent OF
their colts this year BY them, and other
reports are nearly a. bad.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27

Belle Fourche dispatch, y: Thirty
wealth, were destroyed by fire today.
The loss was $4,000. Alabama KID, "a
notorious western character. was at
rested charged with starting the fires.
An attempt was made to lynch the
prisoner. bu, che Determined staGd OK
the off rers defeated the mob.
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NORTHWESTERN MILLING.
Business Reported in Splendid Condition
Heavy Output.

Business Reported in Splendid Condition
Heavy Output.
MISNEAPOLIS, Sept. 27.-The North
western Miller gives the flour output
at Minneapolis last week rs 25l.l4O
barrels, against 24l $50 the week before,
and 2lO,4lO in 1894. At Superior and
Duluththe output was 107 $50 barrels last
week, against 1Ol, 40 4 week ago, and
95,ll5in 1894.
There have been only about three
weeks when the mills have ground as
much flour us they did last week, and
they were last fall. Every mill III the
city is going full capacity, and produc-
ton promises to approach 10000 hbls.
| this week. Sales last week We're very
nearly 800. 600 bbls. Distribution was
quite general, and Indicated a good,
healthy market in all directions. The
mos active luying was done early,
though there were no really poor days.
Domestic trade seems to feel that the
time has arrived to buy, and is taking
hold in a very satisfactory way. For.
cigncrs are also showing lively interest
and taking both patent and clear at fail
prices. In fact. local mills have so much
-four already sold that it is quite a ques,
ton with them how they, are going tC
take care of any large amount Of add.
tional business and get the stuff shipped
bnfore lake transportation is ended. Fol
this reason, some very good foreign bids
have Teen rejected.
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ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Sept. 27.-The
Peary expedition has left here by the
steamer Silvia bound for New York.
One of the party admittedto the Asso.
ciated Press correspondent before leav
ing that a number of bones We're found
neal Greeley's camp III Cape Sabine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27
TENTS BLOWN TO STRIPS.
Barnum 4 Eailey's Circus struck by
Wind Storm.

fsarnum 4 Eniley's CIRCUS Struck by .
Wind storm.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Sept. 21.-During
the afternoon a terrific wind, hail and
rain storm passed ovcr the city. Bar
num- < Bailey's circus was giving a
performance and dismissed the audi
ence. The main tent, animal tent and
boarding tent were blown to strips and
completely wrecked but no one injured.
The elephants were badly frightened
and nearly stampeded. No other dam,
age was done, although reports were
current for IA time that several people
were killed.
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FAST MILE.
PAGES the Third Heat of a Race at Du.
buuue in 1908 "a.

VH7He TIL ~ 30.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept. 27.-Seven thou
sand people saw the day races at Nut
wood Park. The weather was threat
ening and warm and the track in fine
condition. In the special pacing race
third heat, Gentry made the tastes
record of the season and the tastes
third heat ever paced or trotted. Gen
try captured the race in straight heat
from Joe Patchen and Fidol. The tim,
vas 2:O6l,, 2:O5 and 2:O331.
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4 BASH OF Corporation.
MANITOBA
An Appeal to the People to BE Take
Early Next Year.

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 27.-The Man
itoba government is preparing voters
lists for a general election. Members of
the government state there will be nc
contest this year but it is generally un.
derstood all appeal to the country will
be made by the government early in
1896, the issue being the school ques
tiOu
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LIABILITIES $4,000.
Largest Wholesale House in Iowa Closed
in Attachment

Largest Wholesale House In Iowa Closed
in Attachment.
Dies MONIES, Ia, Sept. 27.-The
wholesale drug firm of Hurlbut, Ward
& Co., probably the largest wholesale
drug store in Iowa, was closed on at
tachment of parties In New York from
whom the company had within the past
80 days borrowed $4,000. The money
became due a few days ago and a draft
for $25, 900 forwarded here for COLI cticn
was honored by Hurlbut, Ward & Co.
Tuesday the New York creditors, chiefly
Mrs. H.. a. Hurlbut. drew ON sight fer
the remaining $1,000, which they could
no meet. 1t is claimed assets are $3.50,
600 and liabilities only $780, 600 aud that
the house will soon resume business.
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Brooklngs Register, -: A reception
was given at the residence of DR.. Lewis
McLouth Friday evening III honor Of
the faculty. J. vs. Shannon, president
Of the board of trustees, accompanied by
Mrs. Grattan were present.
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A Question: OF MASTERS.
Wabash Men Asked to state Whom The
VII serve.

ProHl>. Il! sept. =1.-A locomotive
engineer visiting Peoria a Y at Spring.
field, H.. tn" ml%"r N C.aII" Of the
Wabash cal*ed subordinate ntririalS TO
inquire alnnE mrN whether they re
t,r:cu to work tur tn rai.r ad n for
their organizations, and hints We're
thrown Ont that they had letter decide
which master they would serve. so far
a. the engineer knew no II had yet
been discharged on account Of member
ship in any organization. There are few
members of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen employed by the Wa
bash, they having been pretty well
cleaned out by the A. r. U. strike, in
which they joined as individuals, al.
though the brotherhood did not sane.
ton it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27

ST. PETERsBURG, Sept. %. Tho
Novoe Nemya states that the japanese
captured Chang Hua and Taiwan Flu
from the Formosan rebels, after severe
fighting in the latter part of August.
The Japanese at last accounts Were
marching On Anpig, where the rebels
are concentrated.
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TO ADVERTISER RS

THE DAILY LEADER makes IA special feature VI
furnishing concerning the ADVANTAGES
aud resources of the city of Madison and OF the
state at large emitting it to the patronage OF al
~rertIsers Of every class.
], +. STAHI, Proprietor.
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SCOFf AT THE DEFENSE.

Police and District Attorney Take no
stock in Dueprey' Insinuations.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. 27.-The dis
tr1ct attorney and the police scott at the
attempt made by the defense in the
Durrant case to cast suspicion on Rev.
Gibson. They said. in response to a
question, that no order would be issued
for the clergyman's arrest. Rev. Glib
son himself denied that he had written
the names on the newspaper as charged
by attorney Dueprey. In reference tc
an Omaha dispatch stating that Dur
rant is known to have received a lette,
from Blanche Lamont the day after sht
disappeared, Mr.. Dueprey said he knew
nothing Of such . letter.
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CONTINUE IN OFFICE.
Old Officials Reelected by the Deep
WATERWAYS Association.

"aLSrwAys <ASSOciAt1ohs D.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 27.-The committee
on nominations presented its recon-
mendations at the opening Of the morn
ing session of the deep waterways con-
vention for the reelection OF the Old
officers and the election Of ]. members
of the executive board. The report was
promptly adopted. The members OF the
new board will determine by lot what
shall be the terms of the members. SIX
Of whom will serve for II year, SIX Tor
two years and six for three years. The
18th member will be chosen by the
other members of the committee.
Papers Discussed.
The first paper Of the day was on
domestic Ship Building by Prof.
George Tunell, of the Chicago univer.
sity. 1t indicated careful research and
thorough study on the part Of the
speaker, who took the position that
American shipping will be revived
when ships can be built in America as
cheaply as in foreign lands.
"A debate followed, MIR. Alex. R.Smitb
of New York, d~isagreeing with Prof.
Tunell as to the decline Of American
shipping. He ascribed the prosperity Of
foreign shipping to foreign subsidies.
Mr.. Chauncey N. Dutton, Of Wash
ington; and Mr.. Gustav Lindenthal, OF
New York; Prof. Lewis Nj. Haupt. OF
Philadelphia: John A. G. Wright, OF
Rochester, and others discussed the va
rious routeS and plans proposed for a
ship canal from Lake Erie to the ocean,
Mr.. Thomas ?. ROBBERS, Cf Pittsburg,
read a paper on the 'Enlargenent OF the
/ Erie Cana
a BasiS OF Cooperation.
Ex-Secrctary Frank A. Flower OF Su
perlor, Wis, read "a paper entitled -
Basis for Co-operation Between thu
United States and Canada in Cana
Construction and Maintenance Hi
conclusion was hat a cooperative
agreement between the United States
and Great Britain is inevitable for tn
control of the levels and overflow Of the
Great Lakes, and that the chief diff
culty>in the way of it, contamination i
the lingo sentiment Oh both sides o
the border.
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Notice OF Mortgage Salt.

sheriff Of Lake county, South Dakota.
A. FRIZZELL, AttOrneyf for P!AinttA.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-15

before the judiciary in favor of the bill providing that either judge of that court may sit in the criminal or civil side without having been specially called in; and iuries may hold over from term to term and bills may be returned any Monday in the month.
 OTHER COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
 Several Bridgeport gentlemen were heard on the bill concerning taxation of electric roads. They preferred the local tax to the state tax. There will be a further hearing March 28.
 Judge R. s. Pickett was heard before the committee on roads, bridges and rivers on the bill concerning bridges and electric roads. He said that when a bridge was altered or improved to ac- commodate street railroad the latter should pay for such changes. New Ha- ven had about S250,0 ,0O0 worth of bridges to build soon, most of which would ac- commodate electric roads.
 Judge Cowell of Waterbury was heard before the committee on labor on the bill creating board of arbitration. He drew the bill at the instance of several labor associations. Only partial hear ing was given and the bill will be amen ded and heard later.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-15
SENATE.

In the senate concurrent action was taken with the house on large number of bills, including the rejection of the theater hat bill.
 A resolution was passed recalling from the governor the bill incorporating the New Haven Safe Deposit and Trust company, as the senate desires to look into the matter further
 The house had adjourned so the sen ate was unable to obtain concurrence, The bill therefore went back to the governor and was signed.
 The reason the senate desired to re- call the Safe Deposit company bill is that they thought the clause in the charter gave too much power to the trustees
 A resolution was passed recalling one nominating Frederick DePuyster of Middletown, a trustee for the Connecti- cut school for boys. There is local fight in Middletown over the place, and this move is made in the Interest of Charles Fitzgerald, who is running for the office.
 A resolution was past appointing Joseph Hutchins of Columbia and George o. Baltch of Ashford trustees of the Connecticut school for boys
 Adjourned to Tuesday next at 12;30 p. m.