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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-17
THE CITY.
PERSONAL ITEMS.

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j. w. Dawson vent to Sioux Falls.
E. c. and Rev. James Whalen depart
ed for the east.
Rev. W. j. Cleveland went to Vermil-
lion and Elk Point.
Robt. Anderson took the north bound
train for Aberdeen.
Major Ruth returned homeward this
evening from Sioux Falls.
Rev. DR.. Carson was an east bound
passenger for Presbytery at Flandrau.
Mr.. Joe Gilbert went to Wells, Mimi,
on a short visit, taking back a little
niece.
Frank Fox, Ed. Braford and C. J.
Farmer, of Howard. are spending the
day in the city.
Mrs. z. H. Smith. of Howard, is the
guest of Mrs. E. b. Davis and other Re-
bekah ladies for q day or two.
DR.. Wolff, John Gllchrlst and Ed.
Biederstaedt were passengers for Fland-
rat to attend Presbyterial meetings as
delegates from the local church.
Miss Mabel Schraudenbach, a former
Normal school student here, went
through to Sioux Falls to visit friends
and will visit others here on her return.
A. w. Holdridge returned from Sioux
Falls on the evening train and announces
that a land seekers excursion train from
Milwaukee and points west will be run
into South Dakota on this line on the
23rd inst.
A good thing, push it along. Dwight's
flour, made at Graceville.
Millinery foods Mt Reduced Prices.
I will sell all millinery goods, trim
mings. hats, flowers. ribbons, etc., at
greatly reduced prices.
Miss GRINAGER.
Work horses for sale on time.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
Trees.
have a few varieties of beautiful
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Advertised Letters

Holstine cows, thoroughbreds, for sale
on time. CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-17
Work horses for sale on time.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.


I have a few varieties OF beautiful
shade trees for sale. l will deliver and
plant them il desired. Inquire Mt the
Leader Office. r. j. MUELLER.
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I will sell ali millinery goods, trim
mings. hats, flowers. ribbons, ETC., at
greatly reduced prices.
Miss GRINAGER.
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BRIBERY TALKED Of.
Continued from First Page.)

Of the Republicans will falter. and Tam
many assistance will be absolutely
necessary.
When the Piatt Senators come to pay
the price for Tammany favor. the plan
as arranged. II Is said. % to keep on
arranging errors In the Police Mag1s-
rates bill and then discovering them at
tne last minute, near the date when the
Legislature Is to adjourn. II the public
is clamorfng for the passage OF the bill
feated.
TX there is little talk about the meas
ure II will be allowed to die. The op..
position to II will be based on the broad
principle that 1t is bad policy to !egislate
oH1cials out OF Office. and should there
be vote the Republicans will ind an
excuse for allowing the Diver Martini
Ryan crowd to continue in office.
Senator '.exow Is arranging the de-
tails Of tie plan. 1T Is said. and re.
mained in New York to-day. Instead OF
going to Albany, In order to do so.
He had long ,nsultaticn with boss
Platt and Is to 60 back to Albany to-
night with orders for his fellow states
men to pray for nothing else this week
but the passage OF the Lexow bills.
Among other tips given Lexow. was
that he is to stop demanding tina,
friends of his bills shall be given ar
opportunity to be heard Mt the mass.
meeting on Wednesday night.
1t Is understood that Platt IL afraid
this proposition might be accepted. ant
he has no orator handy to pit aRains
such men as Dr.. Parkhurst. Charles
Stewart Smith and Seth Low.
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The o,d.time visionary inventor hs, given
place TO the practical. hard working professional
inventor Of to-day.
The successful inventor must now he busi'
meas man as we'll s . man Of mechanical
idehs.
The high tension Of the nervou, system. often
kept up for months aud months makes re'
mendous drafts on tho health OF those busy
brain workers. Many succumb to nervous
prostration when they teem just on the point OF
surmountins every dtficulty.
OF oil the countless recent useful inventions
none has passed through so many or so rapid
course Of improvements as the typewriter'
To-day the lateSt perfected inachine ~ IN
doubtedly the Williams type writer, which
rspreSehts . vast amount OF cumulative H.
venttOn.
The evening world., 1895-03-25

John Ns.ton Wi,l,.%s i.s ipvsq,,or.. va; w.:
his early manhood on the Western fron Ter
subsequ,n,iy he settled in Kentucky. where
he became known Ms one OF the most succs ssfu
stock breeders In the State.
But 1t a a. an Inventor that he has won III, :,
national reputation. Several most useful and
lmpor ant inventions were made by HIN before
he produced the william, typewriter, .
machIns that probsbv eXcels all others in the
III ost iinV ortant features.
MIR. Williams. speaking OF the labor ex-
pended In bringing the machine that bears hts
name to the present perfection. SAYS:
"Some tour years ago, when engaged In ex-
perimental work on the Williams. ! was putting
In about l6 hours per day Of hard work and
worry. and came near breaking down. Although
very particular and regular In my hsnit, and
careful about eating. my stomach troubled me.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
MURDER OR AP0PLExY7
Witness George Cnmpbelrs Death to
He Investigated.

George Campbell. who had been called
up in the House Of Detention since
March ~ as a witness against two men
he had charged with having robbed
him. dropped dead in the General Ses-
sions corridor Of the Criminal Court
Building this afternoon. Deputy Coro-
ner Weston examined the body and said
that death was due to apoplexy.
1t was sound later. upon eXaminati tion
Of the papers In the case against George
Myer and John Dempsey. who robbed
George Campbell. that they assaulted
him at the time and knocked him down.
Richard Ryan. who was a witness to
the assault and robbery. and who has
been with Campbell In the House OF
Detention. said this afternoon that
Campbell had complained OF pains in the
head ever since he was knocked down.
When the Coroner's ONCE received this
Information. 1t was decided to make an
autopsy, to ascertain the exact cause Of
CampbelIs death, and to learn IL Myer
and Dempsey could have been RESPONSE
be for II.
Myer and Dempsey were sentenced to
six years and six months each in State
prison. II the Coroner discovers that
Campbell died as Q result Of their as
sault they will be brought TO this city
and tried for murder or manslaughter.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
PREACHERS WERE NOISY.
Rev. Dr. Buckley stirred Up the
MethOlists To-day.

At the regular meeting to-day at the
Methodist Book Concern Building Of the
Methodist preachers the Church In re-
form movements was the subject for
the discussion. participated In by Bishop
T.. j. Andrews and DIR. J. NJ. Buckley.
editor OF the Christian Advocate.
The meeting was held behind closed
doors. 1t was learned that Bishop An
drews's remarks were so interesting that
at the conclusion OF the half hour allotted
to him he was by unanimous vote
granted ten minutes to conclude his
remarks.
Then DR. Buckley took the floor. and
at the termination of his half hour there
were number OF clergymen who cried
Time Tim!
DR.. Buckley claimed that the rules
having been suspended In Bishop An
drews's case, the suspension was still
In force DIR. i. j. Palmley, who was
in the char. decided against DR. Buck
ley. Amid excited cries of Take your
seat! Take your seat"' DIR. Buckley ap-
pealed from the decision Of the Chair.
In moment score Of clergymen
were on their feet. and there was a
scene of excitement. Several clergymen
said In the hearing Of the reporter, after
the decision OF the Chair had been sus-
tained by large majority, they we're
glad the meeting lad not been an open
one, owing % the wild discussion and
general discoId that prevailed.
The meeting next Monday will be open.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
POOL ROOMS AND POLICE.
Latter Must show Their Authority
for Arresting Players.

Robert Kenny, who keeps a billiard
and pool room al 81 Mott street. secured
from Judge McAdam in the Superior
Court to-day, an order directing the
Board of Police Commissioners and
Supt. Byrnes to show cause next Thurs
day why an injunction should not be
granted restraining them from inter-
fering with his business.
Kenny was arrested on Feb. II for
violating the Sunday law. His case was
brought before Justice Ingraham in Oyer
and Terminer on writ of habeas cor
pus and he was discharged. He was
again arrested March 10 on the same
charge and again discharged in habeas
corpus proceedings.
Another proprietor OF a pool and bill
lard room was arrested for keeping
open on Sunday and his case sent to the
Grand Jury, which failed to indict him.
In spite Of Justice lnsraham's rulings
and the action of the Grand Jury the
police have continued to arrest keepers
Of pool and billiard rooms.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
TWO NEW LAKES FOR JERSEY.
MiIlionajres to Dam MountoeD
Streams for Fun. zee

Streams for Fun. ,-@
SOMERVILLE. n. j.. March 8.~-A
party OF Northern New Jersey miltoo-
aires ara about 10 form two crest lak1D,
In the hills one In Hub Hollow nouDs
the magnificent Summer houses Of ~
millionaires of Bernardsville. snd ~
other In the Den Valley. In the vieanaeI'
Of Mount Tabor. --L.s .-.-- s-s.--
The small mountain streams that -
among the hills have never been grSoe
Tying to the residents with an tnSnn9f
tion for boating and fishing. synGs
George b. Post. Of New York; 1AHa1-
Baiientine, OF Newark. have. through
their counsel, A. Wright Post. purchaeQ4
3s6 acres OF land for $4,000 In Hub HoS.
low.
The mountain streams which Ie0,
course through the Hollow VIII ~
checked by q great dam Of solid mee
sonry. thirty three feet In height, In 60
der to form a lake which will cover ~
acres. The shores OF the lake are - -
cleared Of old trees and otherwise ooAos,
titled
Lake and It is expected that Il VII
formed before midsummer.
Howell brothers. who own Q la4Qo
tract OF land at Den Valley. are prep4ts
ing tc build large dam which viii Co..
fine several mountain streams forming
a lake one and one half miles long anA
half mile wide. This body OF water
will be within easy walking distance q
Mount Tabor. the great camping ground
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WERE THE BOOKS D0CTORED?
Whiskey Trust snid to Owe f2,OOO,.
900 Ia stock holders.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. March 2j.-A most SEN
sational report was submitted to Re-
ceiver McNulta. Of the Whiskey Trust.
to-day by the experts who for a month
have been examining the books OF the
Gree nhut management of the concern.
Charges OF Juggling accounts. doctor
ing books. and similar work are made
and the report asserts that the former
directors aI.d OH sers. by dispcsing of
stock to themselves. have left dis rep
ancy of 81. 1924, ,l20.
The report states that 24,49S shares of
stock were sold by the officers and dreC-
tors to themselves at +5 cents on the do.-
lar. and that consequently almost S2vti-
900 Is due from them to the Stockholders
Of the Distilling and Catlle-F Feeding
Company.
Gen. McNulta has called a conference
OF interested parties to consider the mat
ter. There Is little doubt that the ex-
perts' report will result In hot fight
between the present management and
the Greenhut people.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
CAPTURED BY STRATEGY.
Ali Docks Gambli1E.HOuse Door
Held Omen nv n Coil of Rome,

Ali Docks GamblirE-HOuse Door
Held Open by a Coil Of Rope.
For months Detectives Downing and
Perkins, OF the Elizabeth street police
station. have endeavored to raid All
Docks gambling house. at 20 and q
Pell street. There are double doors to
the place, with well-oiled spring locks.
The lookout at the foot OF the stairs
always gave the signal whenever q sus-
and three times the. police have reached
the door to find It barricaded.
Last night Sam Stern. smart boy.
living at lSi Madison street. slipped up
the stairway. He wore a Chinese cos
tune. and held his head well down to
feet of the door he threw a coil OF
rope into. the large room. At. the same
moment he blew a police whistle, with
which he had been provided. and Detec-
tives Do " ing and Perkins. with half a
dozen officers, rushed up the stairs; .,,.,
'SA Moa" at the, tap Of his voice. The
springs were released. but the doors
wo.lI NOT close. The small piece OF
rope was sufficient to prevent them from
closing tight and the officers gained an
They discovered a complete fan tan
lay out and a lottery running in full
blast. The walls were covered with
framed slips. and seven players were
captured red-handed., The players were
ali Chinese The police say Americans
arraigned before Justice Voorhis IN the
Tombs Police Court to-day. All Dock
was held 70, trial in Special Sessions
and the inmates fined IS each.
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bRAOY HAS REs|eMEO.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

details Of the Department my actions
Will speak for themselves" said Mr..
Constable.
81 have tafen the place at the earnest
solicitation OF my friends. and have had a
thorough understanding with the Mayor
to the effect that I shall absolutely con-
troll the appointments In my Department.
No matter how strongly q man IL rec
commended to me unless l think he IL
thoroughly competent to perform the
duties Of the place he u recommended
for he won't get It,"
Mr.. Constable sLid he had taken the
offtce on four days' notice. He was In
troduced to the Mayor by Tim Camp
bell
Superintend mt, ''tnat while the regis
try list bears my name twice. l only
I'm Muswump in politics. I vote
l have lived in. New York 1 have always
supported the best man. no matter what
Mr.. Constabie'S manner 10 that Of a
man who will stand by his convictions.
position under William Wharton. the
youth up has oc ,upied executive POSI-
tions where 1t was necessary to super
wise the work OF large numbers OF men,
eral manager Of the City. Improvement
Society, and admits that his connection
with that organi.ation has made him
commi.s|oner Brookiied Ha" today mnsSSs mnsSs
good his promise to give him a good
place.
Mr.. Simpson will take charge of his
new office April !. until which time the
present Incumbent. John L. Florence. will
Mr. simpson is known by everybody
to be the Republican leader Of the Sixth
Assembly District.
Harry Miner for. Congress last election
and was defeated.
He blames Police Commissioner Muir.
ray for his defeat. He Is a stanch
simpson was born in ls47. and as soon
as he beca mo OF age took to politics al
a duck does to water.
Harbor Master. being appointed by Gov
He Afterwards bec,me Superintendent,
Weber, when the Federal Government
The % appoinement M ~ Mr. simp.on ama,on /. In
opposition to the The wishes Of the Council
Clubs.
Mr.. Brookneld has said for some time
that he intended to reward Simpson for
his good work in the fight for reform
and the Good Government Club people
even talked of sending a committee to
the Mayor TO protest against his ap-
pointment.
Mr.. Brookleld, however, stood his
could.
Mr.. Constable called at the Building
Department at 12.l5 o'clock to-day and
after showing him about the ofiices Mr.
Brady and his successor left the build
ing together.
r. o. Williams lives at 100 West Forty.
fifth street He was brought to the
Mayors ONCE by Secretary Lee Phillips
OF the Civil-Service Board. He is a
teacher by profession. and said that pol
itics had nothing to do with his appoint.
ment.
The place will pay Mr.. Williams sc
| for each day he 10 employed examining
applicants for city Jobs.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
LAY ON LANDS AGAIN.
Takes the Mile Event Mt New Or
lrnnS from Void.
Especial 10 The Evening worldD

SPECIAL 10 The Evening "orid-)
RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS
March 5.-Scratches reduced the start
ers In the opening even, to-day to four,
and so many withdrew from the original
NTH race tina. 1t was declared of and
another substituted, tn: wsather s va. Vas
First Rnce-One nile.-Won by Lay
on, = to | and to 2; Void out place
was second AMI Florence r. third
rime--l42 l2
Ellly Mckenzie also ran.
second Race-Fur maiden two-year-
ol1s. half a mila.-Won by BOnni" Jean.
& To / and . to /, Inspector Hunt, even
place, was second. and Byrdee :, third.
Hzarre, Erause. little Al,ha, Riley
g;rannln. Lois. lombard ana Prudent
Third Race-Six furiongs Won by
Daphnc, S TO md to !: Bar Guard,
to / place, vas second anu Euha
third Time--l.l5 Il. ,,-.
Paninl, l. c. ". Lakeland. Propriety,
HIS Honor. jug ilor Blake and Lucas
"a also
The evening world., 1895-03-25
sweepers Have Brooms Free

Following an order OF Col. warinG, OF the
Street Cleaning Department tho sweepers OF the
Department and after to-day will not have TO
furnish brooms This morning every District super.
intendent and section foreman received notice
from Superintendent Robbins aayins: The Depart
ment will furnish brooms to the sweepers free Of
charge. The District superintendents and Fore
men will So that all swsspers are supplied with
god brooms. The men need not spsrs them, but
may put on all the pressure they can as they do
not have to pay for them" The new order was
-c".ired with much rejoicing by the sweepers
Hitherto each sweeper has used two brooms
month, at q cost Of 81.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
Fatally stabbed Hi. NeisAAsr.

Patrick Nevins was stabbed In the sb1so0
and In the right and left breasts early this Dseap
ing .t his home &is East Eighteenth serose.
loh, McCahIll who lives the same door 81 ~
house was arrested and is charged With navtno
aAsauitei Nevina Nevins Will die. Aeeoreen4 =
sher hs had been asleep. when he vas arool14
BY McCahill quArrelling with hts vita Moo
knocked on Nevinss door. saytng be ha4 ~
his ha, In his apartments and wanted y SeicalH
knife In hand. broke open the door, Nevtns ~
and stabbed him. Mra Nsvins Jumped eetveee
them. but thrust aside. hcCahili says Negt1o
The evening world., 1895-03-25

whe, an ambulance surgeon from the New
York Hospital went to the West Twentieth street
station this morning he found a man with a
deep scap wound IN the top Of hi. head ~
ward Tyrrell. tsenty-ss'sn years o d. . q hman
while intoxicated eariH tnis mornine. was ring
ing doorbells along Ninth avenue. Patrolman
Kenny asked him what he was doing, Tyrrell
said It was none OF hir business, The man struck
the policeman. II took four policemen to get him
to the station-horse. When they got him there
he had the scalp wound lie was removed to the
hns
The evening world., 1895-03-25

ecting In sympathy with an over; worked brain
friend had sent some Psine's celery compound
to ono OF my bustue ~ assoctste% and knowing
him pcrsonally and seeinE what Il dit for him.
It before meals, and 1t At once stimulated my
appetite and sidei disestion. took two
bottles aud was much benefited.
Again two year, later I was troubled with
nervou mes. and indiEe,tion. aud again took
NV wife after her long illness last summer.
and ssv..' nervous nrostr.tion and some
Paine's celery compound, u few weeks ago. and
she is now taking IT. with steady Improvement.
recommendation, and are now practical believ:
ers IN ITS great resto.stive powers. ! have found
! could lean upon with confidence IN time OF
trouble" -.
Pa,ne's celery compound makes people we'll!
A. . spring remedy It Is unsurpsszed.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
WANT REINSTATEMENT.
Dismissed Ludlow street Jail-Keep-
.i- ers Are War Veterans.

Richard Dalton and Edward Kennedy
applied to Judge Giegerich. In the Court
Of Common Pleas to-day. for a writ OF
to rsinstate them as keepers In the Lud-
low Street Jail. Dalton and Kennedy
ciairi to be veterans of the civil war,
and as surh, cannot be discharged ex-
cent for caus,
Judge Giegerich denied the application,
but expressly stated that II was because
the proper oceeding had not been
brought in court.
ono warranto proceedings will prob
ably be commenced.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
MITCHELL WALSH CONTEST.
Putting in the Omcial Records of
Election Returns.

Murray Mitchell. Republican candidate
for Congress In the Eighth Congressional
District. and James J. Walsh, the sitting
Tammany Hall candidate. was resumed
in the office OF La Hyer @. d. Rawson.
at "A Pine street, this afternoon.
1t was said that no witnesses would be
examined. The first business done was
the introduction Of records from the
Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen, the
County Clerk and Chief Of the Board Of
Election.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
No Clergymen on the Bourd,

Mayor Strong says he will not appoint any
eiersymen as members Of the Board OF Education.
This was to Lawyer Morris Cukor and DR.. Philip
Mierowitz. representing Good Government Club z.
who urged the appointment Of Rev. John d.
Dsvens pastor Of Hope Chapel In East Fourth
street. The Mayor says he has no prejudice
against ministers. but the consensus Of opinion
man should he = member. Mr. Cukor says he
will try to have The Mayor appoin, two Com
miss!oners from the district lying below Four
teenth street.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
YACHT MARIETTA LAUNCHED.
II. b. MOOre's New Steamers AaiA9D
Plunge mt Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. Del, March 1.-TAo
yacht Marietta was launched here -.
day. The boat is being constructed IT,
II. b. Moore. Of New York. who wae
present with his wife. who christsnsA
the boat.
The dimensions Of the boat are: LsnGtA
over all. l42 feet 6 inches; length on III
feet; depth of hold. s feet II inches. H
]. Gielow, OF New York. was the de-
signer. The hull and woodwork were
to Erie Basin. New York. where. the
machinery will be put In. She will have
four-cyltnder engines.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
BYRNES DOUBTS 1T.
He Scouts the Idea that Indicted
. Policemen Have Fled.

Supt. Byrnes said to an Evening
World" reporter this morning. in refer
ence to the rumor that certain indicted
policemen had fed the city. that it was
probably canard.
~ don't believe there is anything In
IT," said he. Il have not heard of any
Of the indicted policemen leaving town.
] believe that they are all In the city
and will answer to their names when
called in court.
''If there was any foundation In fact
for the story ] believe that ] would
have some official knowledge Of 1t. But
there Is none. ] assure YOU"
The evening world., 1895-03-25
EAST ST. LOUIS RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. EAST ST, LOUIS.
M March aj.-The races on this track
to-day resulted as follows
Eirs, Race-Six furlongs Won by
Nontell b to and . to !; Bill Barnes
second, 2 to | place. Smuggler. third.
Tlme-l,2l u,
second Race Four and half furlongs
won hy Rilly the Kid. Z to 2 and TO 3:
H. j. Knight second. 2 TO ! place. Leta
l. third, Time-059 l-2.
The evening world., 1895-03-25

tlons was giving way to prolonged
truce.
A despatch to The Times from Vienna
says there Is a universal expression OF
unmitigated Indignation at the action OF
the German Reichstag towards Prince
Bismarck. The scorn AM anger mani
tested by the press are almost excessive.
The evening world., 1895-03-25

habits wreck tho constitution. result in
loss OF manly power, and sometimes In
dread insanity.
To reach, reclaim and restore such
unfortunates TO health and happiness, is
tho aim Of tho publishers OF hook
written In plain but chaste language, on
the nature, symptoms and durability. by
homs treatment, OF such diseases This
book will bc ssnt sealed, in plain envel
ope, on receipt Of ten cents in stamps,
for pos1aGa AddrsD, Worlds Dispen-
NJ nealeel AeeqeHes. Buffalo. n y.
The evening world., 1895-03-25
Big silver strike.

GUTHRIE o. T., March s5.-News comes from
|. ncoln County o' an immense silver strike on
The Evans claim. on the Via~paw, four-foot
vein of silver hearing 800 ounces to the ton, Vas
struck In q drill well 100 feet. The ore
sssayed at the saltwater College and sss found
10 b. of the richest silver bearing quartz Great
excitement prevails over the md
The evening world., 1895-03-25

The resignation Of Rev Edward Ksnney from
the pastorsts Of the Holy Nativity Protests n,
Episcopal Church In West One Hundred and
Thirty sixth stree, has reused much dlsssnsion
among the congregation. Mr.. Ksnnsy's frisnds
claim tina Mr. Charles Gould. q millionsl lre
psrishioner tried 10 force the Clergy man resign
by Inducing an Insurance company to bring fore.
closure proceedin.s agAips, the church bu ng
Mr. Gould denies the charge. and asys Mr. Ken.
ney resigned because Of ill-health.