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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03
NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED.

Commercial bills are more plentiful
among the New York money changers.
Judge Houston, chief counsel for the
Louisville" and Nashville railroad, is
dead.
Civil service examiners have started
upon their fail tour of examining appli.
Giants for life jobs.
General Craighill is ON a tour of in.
spection Of the government works on
the Upper Mississippi.
General o. NJ. Poe, the well known
United States engineer, died suddenly
at his residence at Detroit.
The District Of Columbia grand jury
recommended that a whipping post be
established for petty offenders.
The statement Of the mint director
shows the United States has dropped to
third place among the gold-producinp
nations. :
Citizens of Dallas held q monster mass
meeting to protest against anti prize
fight legislation.
Jockey c. Pratt and the horse Col.
onel Wheatley were killed at the new
race track in Sportsman's Park at st.
Louis.
The business portion of Cambridge
O., was destroyed by fire, with a loss OF
over 500, OOO. The alarm was given al
! q. m.
Lille Bayer, one of the women who
claims to be the lawful widow of the
late Senator Fair, is now a prisoner Al
San Quentin, whese she will serve 8
term Of ten years for embezzlement.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03
MADISON AT THE FAIR.
The State Fair Well Patronised by Mad
ison Citiz,ns-Bicycle Races Yester-
day-The Exhibits. Etc.

The fifty or more Madison people who
attended the state fair yesterday had a
most enjoyable time. The excursion
train was not o~ver-crowded and reached
Sioux Falls promptly at 10 q. m. There
was ample time to reach the "oval" be-
fore the bicycle races began and the lat.
ter were the most attractive exercises of
the day. The races were handled strict
ly according to rules ard card and III the
first OF the series, a novice race, Charles
jerks Of this city took third prize, a sill
YER cigar box worth $40. His time was
2:33. hurlbert Of Worthington, Mimi,
taking first in 2:3O. The other races
were equally holly contested, many Of
the 'scorchers" coming out the worse
for wear.
On a race against time, paced by tan
dems, Becker Of Minneapolis lowered
the state record from 2:25 to 2:23 for one
mile, and b. B. Bird Of st. Paul under
the same conditions made a record Of
two-thirds of a mile in 100 So.
At the fair grounds the crowd of Wis.,
itors was large. The running races, the
lady bicyclist in a race against a trotting
stallion, the balloon ascension and para
chute leap were all good, while the trot-
ting races we're a hippodrome.
The display OF stock was much the
same seer at any ordinary state fair here
or county fair, III the eastern states, all
good standard breeds and a good many
Of them. The poultry show was good
and Of wide variety, and the agricultural
display was simply immenee. The coun-
ties Of Yankton, Clay, Union. Lincoln,
Turrer and others OF our southeastern
counties had exhibits that equaled any
thing seen at the worlds fair. Lake
county's exhibit compared favorably
and had a good location near a main en-
trance. Other special exhibits worthy
of note we're those Of the State Agricul-
tural college, the Kloyte seed farm, the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

Rooms to rent-call on Miss Stewar,
at the Fair store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

priests and blshope, in session at Mime
apolis, the Journal says: "a glance at
the crowd of famous men of the church
who congregated in the lobby OF the
West hotel this morning was sufficient
to explain the growth and prosperity OF
the Episcopal church. 1t would 0e dit
ficult to find anywhere in the world q
more brsiny set Of men. They are the
kind OF men who build up u church
without exciting opposition. Among
them all there is not one who has that
sanctiied air Of unearthly piety which
is go distasteful to men without the pale
Of the church. They are priests and
bishops, who, being men among men in
the world, are yet OF it. They are not
angels yet; they know it, and they can
not understand why the mere fact that
they are clergymen should deprive them
Of the comforts and pleasures OF other
men. There is a religion Of fact rather
than semblance. Thus it happens that
n might see things at the West this
morning that he would find in no other
American church convention. Here and
there, scattered in little groups through
the lobby. stood men OF piety and good
works, smoking their after breakfast
cigars and enjoying a pleasant chat.
Towering above all his brothers was the
gigantic Bishop Dudley Of Kentucky.
Nothing but the black, priestly vest
ments, the closely buttoned vest and the
immaculate straight collar marked him
out as a pious churchman. He was
smoking a good cigar and hurrying
around to attend to a hundred things
before joining the revision commission.
The clerical delegates from South d.
kota appeared bright and early this
morning and registered at the Beaufort.
The delegation is made up OF the Rev.
John H. Babcock Of Mitchell, president
Of the standing committee OF the house
Of deputies; the Rev. w. j. Cleveland Of
Madison; the Rev. Dean E. Ashley Of
the Niobrara deanery; the Rev. A. B.
Clark of Rosrbud agency. Accompany
ing the delegation is the Rev. VIM. Hop
kins, an Indian, from the Santee reser-
vation."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

PIERRE, S. D., Oct. 3.-The case Of
Defaulting State Treasurer Taylor
came up during the day on "a motion by
the defense for making the affidavit of
exceptions part e The record of the case,
resisted by the sta>e on the plea that by
failure to follow the demurrer at time
sentence with a bill of exceptions the
defense had abandoned such pleading.
Court will nnounc Il decision soon,
and arguments proceed on the main
caSa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03
Honest cad Claimants Win,

CHAMBERLAIN, 5. D., Oct. "a de-
cision has been rendered i'll the famous
North Chamberlain TOWNSHIP case by
Register BOYLE of the United States
land office at Pierre and Receiver Gray
bill Of the local Office, in behalf of the
local Office. Henry J. King and Mrs.
Eliza Reynolds, homestead claimants,
are the lucky ones, the decision being in
their favor and against the townsite
claimants
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03
THE CITY.


"ucdl % W II.
Mrs. Wheeler was a passenger for
Sioux Falls at noon.
Mrs. W.. Barton has returned from
her long absence in Missouri.
III. q. Schultz returned from Canton
last evening on the freight.
Norwegian Lutheran services tonight
in Thompson hall at 7:3O o'clock.
@-Mrs. f. B. Davis returned this even
ing from her visit to Merrimac, Mass.
Weather report: Rain to. night and
Friday. Much cooler Friday; variable
winds.
Clerk OF Court Preston has signed the
final papers IN the divorce proceedings
Of Mary j. Ferrie against her husband,
Andrew B. Ferrie, a New York couple.
Mrs. G. F. Sheridan, daughter OF Mrs.
j. H. Roberts, who has been out here
three or four weeks for her health, 10.
turned to-day to her home at Odebolt,
Iowa, much improved.
Revs. T. B. Bougbton OF, Parker, E. S.
Chaffa Of Alexandria. Charles e. Sharpe
of Hurley, and A. c.. McCauley OF
Bridgewater, four young Presbyterian
~clergymen, went through here yesterday
IN their bicycles to attend the meeting
Of Synod at Brookings.
Pierre dispatch, 2: The Taylor case
came up the supreme court this morn.
ing on a motion Of counsel for Taylor,
asking that az affidavit OF exception to
the indictment be admitted as part OF
the records in the case. The counsel for
the state resisted the motion on the
ground that when the defense failed to
follow their demurrer to the indictment
by a regular bull of exceptions they had
under the statute, abandoned their
rights to such pleadings. The court
took the matter under consideration
The general arguments on the case will
. be heard this afternoon after a decision
on the motion.
The little Sentinel hobs up and learn
eddy suggests that something ought tc
be done toward securing . successor K
Ole O. Overskei, county commissions
from the east side. In it's eagerness FOL
a successor it s~lightingly refers 70 Mr.
Overskei as ANA. Overskei." OF cours,
the title, "Ms," is q very honorable one
properly bestowed, but just why th'
little Sentinel should denominate q nan
ly man like Ole Overskei INA. Overskei,
q good many people in this county viii
not be able to understand. As q matte
of fact, the interests OF Lake count,
have not suffered at the hands of MI
Overskei during the past three year
and undoubtedly would be equally SAT
during the next three years should b
succeed himself, Notwithstanding tn
little Sentinel's silly attempt at bur
lesque by christening him ma. Over
skei."
In it's report OF the preliminaries 3
the national convention OF Episcops
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

Local Time aAle.
Chicago, Milwaukee d 81. PAUL Railway, which
took effect, sunday, August %, 1855:
TRAINS como EAST.
Passenger, 10. 4, departs 11:35 .. m.
Freight, No. IS, departs $3.50 .. m.
Freight, No. "a, dcparts 100 p. m.
rRAlNs 0oIA0 VEST,
Passenger, No. l, departs 3 :35 p. m.
Way freight, No. ", departs 1850 .. IN.
rRAINs Prom rHR EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, arrives $3.50 p. m,
v Freight, No. %, arrives 4:50 .. m.
Freight, No. %, arrives 5:b5 p. m.
TRAINS FROM THE WEST.
Passenger. No. 4, arrives II 40 q. m.
Freight, No. va, arrives 5 AS p. m. =.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; but
freights only when psssen gers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trsins going east make connection
1t Egsn for oil points south, and passenger train
going west, at Woonsocket for oil points north.
MADISON d BRIeToL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 9:l0 a. m.
ger from north arrives, 800 p. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

Rural Dakotan from Sanborn county.
the Sioux Falls and Ninnehaha county
special exhibits. and the exhibits in the
art ball. There is no question but that
the state fair management aud Sioux
Falls people have done themselves
proud in the attractions they offer at
the state fair.
Madison made a generous contribu
ton to the state fair to-day, 1O4 going
out on the excursion train this morning.
This was twice the number of yesterdays
contingent and about all that to-day's
train bad extra over yesterdays, when
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Rooms to rent-call on Miss Stewart
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

ABERD.ES, S. D., Oct. 3.-The third
annual exposition of the grain palace
opened with an increased attendance
over previous years. The decorations
and exhibits Of agricultural products
and stock have never been surpassed in
this section,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03
Public Debt Statement.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 3.-The monthly
statement Of the public debt shows the
public debt On Sept. 80, less cash in the
treasury, to have been $94l ,OS9, 1856, an
increase for the month Of 81, 1884, 687.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03
Aberdeen Coursing Gun.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Oct. 3.-The Aber-
deem Coursing cubs meeting began
during the day. The weather "a fine
and hot. Haze we're fairly plentiful
and ran very s.. GCg.Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-03

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-13
HAD WORTH BEEN A GREEK

WOrth'S most marked gift to fashion
is the short skirt. said to have been
designed originally for no other puT-
pose than the vain one of showing
the exquisite Spanish feet of Eugenie.
But his name lives today. when he
is dead. rs synonym for all style in
woman'S dress. and a standard in color.
drapery and cut. Some homage should
certainly be paid the dead man. We
have not arrived at that stage of
morality. and independence OF all form
ality. and exclusion of all necessity of
modeSty where we could all caper
around naked ana no one think the
worse of it. We must all wear clothes
awhile. and if we must have apparel.
it iS right, il we are not geniUses or
hermitS. TO bring our frockS 10 the
greatest artistic perfection, a fashion
sees perfection At the time.
This Worth did. lie was the mod
ern Praxiteles in dress. Unlike the
Greek he did not enhance and per
petuate woman'S physical charms with
marble images OF the nude nymphS
of the Arcadian wildS. mirroring their
lives and their beauty in 4 touSion Of
muscles and play al rounded and SEN
tient curves: but Worth took the living
woman. the Acknowledged beauties and
nymphS of society and royalty of his
age and 10y yelling their natural beau
ties enhanced them; 10y conccalinE
voluptuouS curves revealed them three
fold.
He was greater than the sculptor
in that he wrought not only III
form. which i for all time bat III
color which is OF a generation. And
his creations played their important
part in the world of fashion and his
tory. perhaps by their beauty settling
4 courtShip that had been doubtful. or
an engagement that had been precar-
ious- His artistic touch MAS part cf
every function OF fashion in quarter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-13
Beauty in women's shoulders.

The shoulders of beauty, observes the
New York Recorder, are always inter
csting. Lucretia Borgia, that unscrup-
ulous young lady. so skilled in toXicol-
ogy. has exquisite shoulders. Indeed
so perfect were they, that even their vic
Tins. could they be resuscitated, would
affirm this statement.
Jumping from Italy into France, We
find Nine. POmpadoUr idolized on ac-
count OF her shoulders. which were al
ways in evidence, and which, upon Ger
tain occasion, caused ever her rival 70
Telent.
The pretty women who have married
titles have not only possessed beautiful
faces. but shoulders as we'll Belle Bill
ton. the countess Of Clancarty. won
her heritage through "A charming bit
of acting-the Struggling Of her shape
" shoulders Not finding the shoulder
a cold one, he wooed and won success
fully.
The shoulders Of the pretty Consuela
Yznaga, now Viscountess Vaudeville,
scored for her many a conquest in socie-
~. Of which at one time she was a
belle.
The fair Langtry attracted the atten-
ton Of the prince of Wales by the beau
tifuI and artistic curve Of her neck. The
willy beauty knew this 10 be her strong
point, and discreetly made the most Of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-13
THAT ROW AMONG HoosIERs.

| 1t has been understood that partisan
/ ship has for years found its fiercest de
gree in Indiana politics and the row in
the Indiana legislature Monday fully
bears out the popular opinion on the
subject.
The governor had vetoed bill This
he sent by his private secretary 10 the
legislature Il few minutes before the
legislature had to adjourn according to
law. The idea was TO prevent tie
legislature from passing it over his
veto for lack of time.
The Republicans locked Mr.. Secre-
tary cut. The Democrats went To his
rescue and let him in. Then the Re
publicans drew UP in martial array and
blocked the secretary's progress to the
speaker, 10 whom he had To deliver
the veto before the session should
expire by limitation. 1t was the desire
of the Republicans 10 prevent him from
reaching the speaker, and n riot oc-
Cured between the Republicans and
the Democrats.
1t was wrong in the governor TO take
this underhanded method of beating
the legislature. Then il was wrong for
the Republicans 10 lock out the sccre-
tarr. Then it was wrong for the
Democrats to attempt by force TO carry
the secretary to the speaker. It was
also wrong at this point for the Re
publicans TO block their progress.
But when the rioting and head
smashing and jaw-jabbing began
everybody was eminently right. That
was the only thing to be done. Both
sides were in error and both sides
should have had their heads smashed
and if they were kind enough IL do
the job among themselves the public
has no kick coming. When at last
the secretary Tor, shreds of what had
been the secretary was carried TO the
speakers desk, the secretary was again
wrong as he was performing the part
Of agent of Il dirty, underhanded
scheme. And then when the speaker
would not see him but adjourned the
legislature, probably two minutes be
fore the proper time, the speaker vas
wrong.
But the question Of right or wron,,
will not cut any figure in Indiana. The
people are fully as partisan as their
representatives, and the Democrats
will concede their defeat angrily and
the Republicans will below joyously
over their victory, for the Republi-
cans did get the best of it.
1t was Il very disgraceful scene, all
will admit, but there is no being on
earth so contemplate in the eyes Of an
Indiana Republican as an Indiana
Democrat. and the Indiana Republi-
cans must occasionally assert in a
pugiliStic way that he is not liable to
change his opinion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-13
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Rev. Goodbear. an Indian, preached at
| FL Reno the other day.
The Oklahoma legislator is now al home
| filling out his income tax blank.
Horace Speed says that Tecumseh will
bring action against the Choctaw road.
According to the Woodward News, the
! wheat crop in that section is doing fairly
we'll.
Both Pitzer and Barnes should be re-
membered for the way in which they eX-
pedited business.
The Oklahoma legislature passed more
bills than the Kansas and Missouri leg
islature combined.
Mr. Good-shy, a. Pawnee Indian, has
been examined for a pension by the medi-
cal board at Saltwater.
The Knigfisher Free Press indorses
Cleveland for vetoing the right-of-way
of the Oklahoma Central.
Last Friday night a meteor -ame so
near Oklahoma City that Mr.. Dunlap,
citizen, declares he heard it hiss.
A man at Lexington fell through n
window last week and local paper re-
cords that fact that the glass was broken
Garfield county, according 10 the Enid
Wave, is going TO have splendid wheat
crop. all repoSts TO the contrary notwIth-
standing.
Judge Scott is holding court al Okla
homa City, but advises from Washington
are 10 the effect that he is not holding
the fort there.
For some reason there does not appear
10 be wild scramble to take advantage
OF the keeley cure privilege passed by
the legislature.
Barnard Shonaff. aged s. and Phoebe
Vert. aged g. were granted license 10
we'd at Saltwater the other day without
their parents consent
Since the legislature adjourned Arthur
Percy Daniels is said TO wander about the
streets Of Guthrie like an infant duck
in the middle of a desert.
Most all the Oklahoma editors make gar
den every spring, but Isenbers OF the
Enid wave j. said 10 be the only man
who can make a success OF IL
The Fl Reno Globe has discovered that
T +. Hensley's speech before the Editor
iaI association at Perry was stolen bodily
from one Thomas Guards Grafton on
Savonarola. Nhcw,
Bill Bolton says that the state OF mat
rimony is bounded on one side by hug
ging and kissing. and by babies and
cradles on the other. How does that
Jar your vest-buttous2
Saltwater and Perkins are both or
railroad and II they are going 10 shed
blood over their county-seat trouble they
should erect a telephone wire 10 iet the
other parts Of the territory know about
the campaign.
That man who eXCites Chandler every
month by riding into town or a Saloa and
declaring that the kickapoo country has
been thrown open 10 settlement ought
10 be caught, muzzled and chained up
in a restaurant for ninety days.
Two farmers near Tecumseh were
chased by robbers for about fifteen mile
They were il 4 wagon and the bandits
were IN a buggy. one O. TIE farmers
had some money and he juT1T=1 from
the wagon and took 20 the Toods and the
robbers were eIuded.
Newkirk Times: 4 broker while es-
cortiug A fair damseI home asked he-
what sort OF MONEY she hkec best OF
course The bIushinE beauty Instantly slG-
gestei '-matrimOuy." v hat interest
6oes y bring inquired The man % c1--
rent funds and y ild-cst discount y
properly invested replied the charrner.
1t viii double TIE original stock every
TWO years"