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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-14

aFeNlsenis Of Various IHstitutions Adept
Rules of Gioyernment.


Rules of Government.
CfsrcAGo. Jan. l4--The conference
OF college presidents which adjourned
short III after o'clock a. m. adopted
she fdlIowing rule:
u. hat each college and university
that las not already done so, appoint
cornusttee Cn college athletics who
shall Ike general supervision of oil the
spurt and have all responsibility of
e1ifoxNsng the rules regarding athletics
and alz Intercollegiate sports.
4. TO one shall be allowed TO partic-
ipate M any games or athletic sports
urales he be student doing full work
In q zsxular or special course, as de-
fined 81 the college or university, and
no pe en- who has participated In any
raatn game of any college team, shall
be PEI zhitted to participate as mem.
Der oxAnother college team, unless he
has nn student in said college for
the Nsfiod of six months. This rule
shall not apply to those who have
gradH fed from one and have entered
anotN
hat no person shall be admitted
I'd azx intercollegiate contest who re-
COVE any gift, remuneration or pay
Tor h@ services on the college team.
vi my student of amy institution
who nil be pursuing the regular pre-.
scxiA course within such institution,
wh6f g in an advanced class or one OF
TIA kessional schools, may be per-
matfaH to play for the minimum mum
ber ~ Gears required in securing the
pr0f ion for which he is candidate
6. 10 person who has been EN-
| plnve for the purpose Of training any
eUiin team for q contest can be .
na@Km OF any team he has trained
aud III professional athlete and M
perBa Who has ever been q member o.
d prr ssional team shall play in any
| intez legiate contest.
d person shall play in any game
undex "a assumed name.
b student is allowed to partici
rate no Is fouad TO be delinquent il
/ his skxaEkies..
Isl ali games shall be played either OF
ax0nIz3zs owned or under the immediat
i confKn4 Of one or both colleges partici
nafinM I'm the contest, and all game
shaaI k played under student manage
naela !. md not under the patronage @
lcontx III companies.
b. The election Of manager and car
4 tain b teams shall be subject to th
apnF vi of the committee on athletic
Il ok ho0l.
apge teara1A shail not engag
iii any games with professional team
nor with those representing so-calle
athletic clubs.
LII. That before an intercollegiate
!, contest list of men shall be presente
to the others certifying that all Il
number are entitled to play under I'll
!, rules adopted; such certificates shall
] signed by the secretary of the collee
Z or university. 1t shall be the duty
i the captain to enforce this rule.
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Judge Kellam of the South Dakota
Supreme Court Has Been
Indicted.
BORROWED, FROM HIS BANK
Cashier Also Indebted to the Bank
to the Extent Of $4,000 With
out Security.

PIERRE, s. D., Jan. 14--Sensations
are coming thick and fast. A new one
has been sprung which Is Of much less
interest than the Taylor affair, but
still as it involves one Of ths high ofi-
cials OF the state has set the legisla-
ture by the ears It has Just leaked
ont that Judge Kellam, Of the supreme
court. was indicted q short time ago
by the grand jury OF Brule county for
his action Is president of the defunct
Brnle County State bank In receiving
funds for deposit after the bank was
known to be insolvent.
It will be remembered that this bank
failed early in the spring Of 1898, and
that when an examination Of its affairs
was made it was found that the presi.
dent, then as now supreme judge oi
the state, had borrowed about $1,000
without rendering security.
The cashier was also indebted to tho
bank for $40 900 without security. Hi:
name was Sharky, and he was identi
fed with the Stockyards bank OF Sioux
City, which failed about the same time
Judge Kellam was severely criticised
at the time, and as it was known that
. the bank had received deposits for {
\considerable time after Ii was known
" be insolyent. a bitter attack wa
made ON him in the press and at thu
Republican judicial convention which
met few months after. However, hi
turned over considerable property t
Offset his debt, and received q release
from the receiver of the bank. He wa
also renominated and reelected.
The matter passed ont Of notice 70
while. The bank paid tho local de
p0sitors in full and merely Jet down
number oil Eastern creditors.
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ONE WAY OF ESCAPE.
Senator Gordon Points Out Some Pro
visiona OF the Income Tax Law.

Senator Gordon Points Out Some Pro
visions OF the Income Tax Law.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Senator Cor
don, of Georgia, in conversation with
senators. called attention to certain
provisions of the income tax which
compels taxpayers to make returns and
nav taxes upon incomes whether the
pend M appropriation passes or not.
.sThe de1eat" ne said, ''of the ap-
propriation will not defeat the collec-
tion Of the income tax from the people.
Under section 20 of the law. all per-
sons and corporations with incomes
above $3. 500 are required to max re-
turns according to the form prescribed
by the revenue department. and the
secretary OF the treasury. ...=
Oniy One Way Of Escape.
..This il made said the general,
ssth pain duty cit.z ns, AM the
mere failure of congress To appropriate
money for the more effective collection
Of the income tax cannot. o. course, de.
feat the operation o thu law. nor the
attaching OF the heavy pannty pro.
yiaed for on failure to max suca re-
turns The only possible way lor the
opponents of the income tax TO save
the people from paying this tax is tc
repeal the law itself. i The mere with.
holding of the appropriation asked will
have no effect whatever, except per
haps TO deceive the uninformed and be.
guile them into feeling OF security
and to neglect compliance with plain
reouirements Of the law itself.
s.Those who escape the payment oi
income tax, through failure of congress:
| TO make the appropriation asked for
and who are thus led to neglect max
| ing returns at the time fixed by law
will find themselves involved in 30 PEI
cent heavier taxes and will be com
| pella1 to pay them.
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Said That Queen Liliuokalani Has
Asked President Cleveland to
Take the Islands,
GIVING HER AN ANNUITY,
Minister Hatch on His Way to Wash
iDgton to See How the
Land Lays.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-The steam
ship Australia brings advices from
Honolulu to Jan. as follows:
The principal topic here il the re.
ported uprising of the natives, but 90
far it has not materialzed. Trouble
seems to have commenced New Years
night, when . few agitators warned
many of the natives to keep away from
the saloons. This they did not do,
however, as it is the great feast day of
the year with them. On the ad inst,
the police were more than usually alert,
and agitators also apparently, for re.
ports of the gatherings of the natives
came to the police station from various
directions. The police arrested foui
natives, but nothing was proved against
them. Outside Of the extra activity In
the police department, the government
does not appear to take any notice Of
the reported uprising
A Confession Alleged.
1t is said that one OF the natives
under arrest has made confession i'm.
plicating several prominent royalists,
who will probably be arrested. ABrit
ish steamer has arrived from Yoko
hama with 500 more japanese for sugal
plantations. These men are undel
cantract for Ave years at $12,5O PEI
month, a reduction of $3.50 ON previ
ous contracts, Minister of Foreigr
Affairs Hatch leaves today for Wash
| ington to meet Minister Thurston
After discussing the matter Of annexa
ton, Minister Hatch will decidl
I whether to bring the matter mp agar
at the present congress. IT 50, he vii
/ stay during the session aud make
combined effort with Messrs. Thurstol
and Hastings. Hatch is president q
the annexation club, and leadinl
lawyer here.
Queen Favors Annexation.
4 Report ia current that few days ag
some of the most prominent advisers 9
ex.Queen Liliuokalani informed her Q
the impossibility of restoring her I
power by force, and that acting upo
their advice the ex-queen forwards b
this steamer petition for annexatio
to President Cleveland, at the sam
time asking the United States govern
ment for a life annuity for herself.
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srArE VIII LOSE HEAvILY.
Several OF Tsyior's Iondsmen Not Worth
q Cent.

Several OF TayIor's 1sondsmen Not Worth
q Cent.
Sioux Cry. Ia, Jan. l4.-E. w.
Miller. United States district attorney
for the district of South Dakota. in an
interview here concerning ex-State
Treasurer Taylor's shortage said:
II have learned that Taylor has very
little, IL any, of the money taken from
the state by him. He was interested
largely in banking and had friends
who were in speculative enterprises,
and he loaned money to them with the
expectation that when the time came
to repay it they would be able 90 make
the loans good TO him. This they were
unable to do and the money has gone
where
IL WIN Never BE Recovered.
and where it will never do Taylor any
eooi. Lii tie matter is sifted to the
bottom, and / am OF the opinion it will
be, there will be some surprises in
South Dako.a. Taylor Is not the only
man to bl tals In the affair either. II
was knl VII state mouse. circles as
lt,a as yatr or two ago that his &C
cuuu.s ) W no not wnat they snou.d be,
ami there as determined effort made
first to RI o.nlnate him. and then %.
cnfe IN ns nation of man friendly
TO lliln
fu Order to Cover Eais Tracks.
This md of course the shortage
6 me o. lh estate officers who nc
G pied t.a b nd furnished by Taylor
Me as bane. lt is TACT that bu
ll,,e ean Ii rea izel ON il. Men wer.
pe.lllitie qualify ON the boni iol
thousas.d dollars who were NO
worth a cent over and abovs the j
debts. can name u dozen men on th'
bond from whom cent cannot be re
covered. There are some ON the bond
who are good and win have to settle
bat it will ruin them to do it.
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ELKINs is CHOSEN.

The Noted West virginian Gets Seat
in the Senate.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 14.-The
joint Republican caucus has nominated
Hon. s. B Elkins for United States
senator to succeed j. N. Camden. The
name of Nelson Il. Whitaker 81
Wheeling was placed before the can.
Gus but Withdrawn. and Elkins wal
nominated without opposition.
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Queen Favors Annexation.
>. .. HILLS OPINIONS.
A Washington Correspondent Intervtew.
the Railway Magnates

A Washington Correspondent 1ntervtews
the Railway Magnate.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 1.-THE Pioneer
Press Washington correspondent sends
his paper an interview with j. j. Hill
ON the senatorial situation. Mr.. Hill
i now in Was IN ston on his way TO
.afope. lie Is credited with saying
that he thought Nelson's candidacy
would defeat Washbnrn, but that Mel.
son would not be strong enough TO
pull through.
Having thus disposed of the two lead
ing candidates, Mr.. Hill was asked who
he thought would win. He said: II
rhnaid not he surprised TO see Charlie
p .<bnr com TO the front. I think
the Hennepin delegation will be loyal
20 Washburn so long as he holds his
OWN or gains, but If he falls behind i'm
the race, / look to ses the Minneapolis
support 90 to the popular miller. He
IL strong outside Of Minneapolis, too,
and would make good rnn. j don Il
think either Comstock or McC Cleary will
cut much Of figure in the race, al
though they are both good fellows" /"
The Financial Situation.
Discussing the financial situation
Mr.. Hill said that the business of the
Northwest was in far better shape than
it was q few months ago, and would
revive as quickly as in any other part
or the country under the impetus o1
wise legislation.
I've need financial legislation al
once, = said he, ssand / am confident
that we shall get it, perhaps before
this congress adjourns. IE not, il will
come early in the next session, extra ol
regular, for the country will not sub.
init to more patchwork legislation.
The patriotic men of both parties
i must come to the rescue. The trouble
| with the Fifty third congress ii tina,
the committees are. controlled by mer
from the districts OF the South, where
mo- great business interests are repre-
i sented. We shall have wiser legisla
i ton when the solid South Id broken up
and by d division of its membership
4 politically loses the preponderance o1
influence which it now possesses in ma
tional legislation. s
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Al North Dakota Investigation.

BISMARCK. n. D., Jan. IA The
president Of the senate appointed Sena-
tors Burke, Gregory and McGllliyray
q committee to investigate the charges
as 10 the management of the peniten-
tiary contained in the public examin-
ers report. and they were empowered to
send for pera,ns and papers.
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NOT srime For This Reform.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL - Represents
tive Dockery, the moving factor of the
Dockery commission, says he does not
think there. will be sufficient time at
the present session to carry ont the
plan contemplated by the commission
for ii reorganization of the system OF
the system Of surveying public lands.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 14.--Mayor Strong
has received an appeal from the Rev.
E. K. GudsheIl. pastor of Methodist
Episcopal church, and committee OF
the Christian EndeAvor society of Ran
som. Kan, for aid for TIE people of
that locality, who have been unable
to raise any crops during the past two
years on aseonnt II If the severe drought.
The peop.e are suffering from want Of
both food and clothing.
,,a E'rIcasss Cream baking PoWde"
Most Perfect Made
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NAV Yohe Married che Lord.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE report that
May Yohe, the American actress, has
been married to Lord Francis Hope,
brother of the Duke of Newcastle, turns
ont TO be correct. The Hampstead par
ish register shows that Miss Yohe and
Lord Francis Hope were married there
on Dec 27 last
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tso,sl Going Rapidly.

WAsHINaToN. Jan IA -Advices to
the treasury department from the sub
treasury III New York report the wtsn-
drawal OF 81. .3DO, 900 in gold for Export.
This leaves Sale amount OF the gold re-
serve at S77. .474. .401
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DENvER, Jan. Ia Mrs. Henrietta ~.
Pike, who was held for trial Id the
criminal court On . charge Of burglar
ixing the residence OF Mrs. James
Rivers. at 1900 Vine street, il believed
to hare jumped her bond and fed %
Canada or Mexico.
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Annrnra snai,.a Attitnsaa.k

MADRID, Jan. l4.The minister of
foreign affairs, Senior Groiseard, de-
clared in the senate that the CONNER
cial conyention between Spain and the
United States relating TO the agrieult-
ural products of Cuba would probably
be- concluted at once. Sixty senators
ana deputies, reLre esenting the inter
ested diptricts. approve of the gcvern-
ment's attifrde,
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DID GREAT DAMAGE.

Kankauna, wis.. Visited by Very Do
structive Fire.
KAJKAUNA, Wis, Jan. 14-This city
was visited by . $50, 900 fire which
cut big swath In the business blocks
of Main and Second streets.
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Carter thomen.

HELENA, Mon, Jan 14.-Thomas I'll.
Carter has been nominated for senator
by the Republican caucus. The caucus
was held in the courthouse. When
Carter was nominated he was lifted on
the shoulders of the men and carried
triumphantly through the corridors.
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Two Basa N'irss in Iowa.

MARsHALLToWN. Ia, Jan. 14.-A
dozen business houses bnrnsd at state
Center MosS OF the goods were saved.
Loss. s45. 900; insurance. $l2.UO0.
OTTUMwA, la. Jan. l4.--Sixteen
buildings, including eight stores, at
Foster. were destroyed by fire. Loss.
$2O,OO0
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wisconsin Village nestr0yed.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Jan. i4-The
greater L,art Of the village of Geneva
junction has been destroyed by fire.
The loss is a0out $4,000.
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The Colorado Senator Makes a Speech
Fayoring the Income Tax
Measure.
THINKS 1T is PERMANENT
incidentally He Takes q Shy ut the
Currency Legislation---0leO
i'm the House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ID. The senate
galleries were fairly we'll filed in an.
ticipation OF speech by Senator Cor
man ON the currency question. In
which it was thought he would pro.
pose some solution of the problem from
o senate standpoint. When the routine
proceedings ware out Of the way, Mr..
Coclxrell called up the urgent defic-
iency bill.
The presiding officer, MIR. Harris, ex-
planned the parliamentary situation.
Mr.. Hill had offered an amendment to
the item appropriating funds for col
lecting the income tax, SO that the le-
gality Of the tax would be referred to
the courts. The chair had ruled out
the amendment on q point Of order.
Mr.. Hill appealed from the decision of
the chair, and Mr. Morgan moved to
lay. the appeal on the table. In order
to permit senator's to further discuss
the income tax, Mr.. Morgan agreed to
withdraw his motion, and this post
poned vote ON Mr.. Hills amendment.
Teller Favors the Tax. ..u.
MIR. Teller rep, Col then ad'
dressed the senate in support OF con.
tin1ance Of the income tax. He point
ed 10 the large treasury deficits, which
had been temporarily met by bond Is
sues. The gold supply was down t.
$77, 900, 900, and was rapidly disappear
ing. Any proposition to do away with
| the income tax, therefore, should bt
accompanied by a plan to raise the
revenues of the government required
Mr.. Teller gave it as his opinion tina
the income tax would become per
manent, even though it was limited t
five years by the present law. Hebe
lieved it was such an equitable ia:
that the people would insist upon il
Il continuance. ...,.~ --.....-4s.-4.s
The Currency Question.
Incidentally Mr.. Teller referred
currency legislation, ridiculing tn
idea of passing bill said to have Zee
dictated to stenographer i'll half a
hour. He declared that the currenc
bill proposed to inaugurate the old or
of wildcat paper 1t violated ever
principle of finance in this country, @
any other.
Mr.. Teller ridiculed the talk abou
an elastic and flexible" currency
which banking corporations ha
charge of the elasticity. There
about six weeks remaining to- thi
congress, said Mr.. Teller, "'now doo
any person seriously believe that re
vision of this vast currency system ca
be accomplished in that time? VIII
then is congress and the counrr
stirred by these frantic appeals frot
the treasury
The senator ar r-ued that it was tim
the execu i've autn rites Stopped wlls
he characterize / q, rGatlc dsmonstr;
tions OF rig
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Fire at Owasomna.

OwAToNNA. Mimi. Jan l2.-The
hotel and sa.oon of Thomas Roche were
totally destroyed by fire. Loss, &l2, 600.
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Orisina ia.s rre Law For OieO.
\ WAsHIE6tr About ~
m nibefs or ,H &. /. ..lo tlA ar
III front o. ia Il .1s r.,~ inln al Iii
opening OF tae 's :. tle noase, AZ
the hop 1T gest.a, AIS o. aGcal Inn
por, an. q ..rJag4 bt uuaninuus u.
sent. but al were unsuc, es full Mr..
Hatch, cnarnal ol tne committee on
a.r.cullurl cal Il up a bill TO exsen1
the provisions of the wilson original
package law to oleomargarine in the
original package.
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Polls Wonderland Theater.

The Manhattan Comedy Four, and
 George K. Fortescue and Richard Cor man will leave the Wonderland tonight.
 They are creators of fun. Don't fail
 to see them. There also will be seen for the last time Haven and Andrews, Miss Minnie Bland the Martell family, Shayne and Worden and Frank Burt Good as are these artists next weeks are better. The leading attraction then will be Sheik Hadi Tahars troupe of Moorish and Bedouin Arabs, who made such a tremendous for two years as the great feature of Buffalo Bills Wild West show. Many New Haven people saw this troupe of twelve Arabs at Ambrose park, South Brooklyn. They are a wonderful combination of acrobats in- deed. Besides them there will be such leading vaudeville artists as Wills and Collins, the Fergusons, Miss Maude the California trio, George Austin, Mayo and Hunter and Oracle and Reynolds.
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NEVIS OF THE CHURCHES.
Features of Religious Services To-morrov
 Other Religious Notes,

Features of Religious Services Tomorrow
 Other Religious Notes.
 "The Ethical Elements of a Physical Training" is the subject to be presented before the Mems club of the United church tomorrow evening by Dr. An derson of the Yale gymnasium.
 AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
 1.-TWO Lives-A True Story for the Young Mem of To-day" will be Rev. J. H. Mason's theme tomorrow evening. At the close of the service baptism will be administered by the pastor of the Swedish Baptist church.
 AT THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. The following is the program for the evening service: Prelude-Andante, Quinten-Quartet
 .................. .,..."..... Haydn Hymn 1,0O4-Congregational. Invocation.
 Hymn 162-"God, my King, Thy Night
 Confessing" ".............. ..Wehner Responsive reading. Gloria Patri-In A Buck Prayer.
 Jesus, Name of Wondrous
 Love-. ....................W Warren Offertory-"God. Who Madest Earth
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion.

h9PpliVhs
 A good-sized audience, despite the zero weather, greeted Donnelly and Gi- rard in "The Rainmakers" last evening, The comedy was well presented. The cast includes the well known and pop ular singer, Miss Isabella Urquhart, Miss Annie Martell, Miss Edna and Miss Stella Leigh, the four Harcourt sisters, Thomas LeMack, Tom Lewis.
 The brilliant actor, Joseph Haworth, will appear this evening in Hamlet" In conversation recently MT. Haworth said. "An actors success can only be obtained with the cooperation of the public. It has been gratifying for me to notice that this season, since have presented plays of g. classical order, the theater-goers in every city l have vis- ited endorsed my efforts. An illustra- ton of the change in the popular taste can be found in the presentations of Hamlet by myself and my company, which always draws the largest audi ences." Strange as it may seem, Ham let'' is a play which appeals in the strongest manner possible to the mass es of the people, Sale of seats now open.
 The celebrated Prince Pro Tem" op- era company will be the attraction on Monday evening, February Il, and Mr. w. s. Reeves, the experienced business manager, states that all the scenery is brought by the company and that 1t will be presented in the same brilliant manner as in Boston during it's prolong- ed engagement there, Sale of seats now open.
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WANTED

rNo buy or rent. suitable place for light
 9tf BOX sT4.
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LOST
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING purchased the old established M photograph gallery, S23 Chapel street. we shall beopen for business on and after February Il. Respectfully yours,
 KILLAM & co. OM. Thompson, operator. Up first flight. fQ 7t+
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Gd1alrts.
WANTED.

MT AN not afraid of work and experienced IVA in the handling and bottling of wines and liquors; name reference. Address
 t9 2t F. o. BOX 355, New Haven, Ct,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

SUN RISES, 54 MooN RIsGs HIGH WATER. SUN SETS, 518 5;gO l012