The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-15

d man and lecturer BY the preas and
prominent men IF the east, will lecture
On scientific temperance for three eve
hinge In the Baptist ~chnrch-next Sum
day, Monday and Tuesday evenings.
His SUBJECTS for each evening are, That
Boy of Yours, Alcohol and the Later
Science, and a. Giasa OF Beer Analysed.
The lectures will be free save . small
contribution as you pass out at the door.
1.-THE installation or officers in Gen.
Shields Post last evening was well at
tended and was . very enjoyable occas-
ion. Pie following officers we're q
stalled BY Past Post Commander II g.
McCallister: @. Il. Farnham, II. q;
John Gilchrist, s. v. G.; f. d. Palmer,
ii. ". O.; s. Wooley, s.; J. NJ. Preston, @;
Chas. Bingham, @. M; O. Berniger, @.
ID; D. d. Holdridge, Al; N. B. Stacy, ..
O.; o. Bailey. s. M; Frank Fintzel, @.
MI. s. Songs and short speeches were
Id order, including several choice selec-
tions by Lone Grace Stacy. supper
was served by the ladies in their usual
pleasing and generous style.
Yankton dispatch, IL: "Mrs. Mary
Devereaux, an insane woman from Lake
county, escaped from the insane hospL
tai here last night and wal found on
the prairie this morning frozen to death"
The unfortunate woman will be remem
bered by the early residents of Madison
as having been sent TO the asylum about
twelve years ago. She vas the mother
OF o large family OF children who with
their father removed to Iowa soon after
the mother was adjudged insane. The
former husband 10 said to be 10 reason
bly, prosperous circumstances while the
children, grown up, are getting along
well, the eldest son being employed 90 q
locomotive engineer on IN Iowa rail
road.
Last evening two men we're detected
stealing coal from a car In front Of the
depot and when discovered fed leaving
their team, wagon and load Of coal be-
hind. These were taken into custody
and this morning the two men-Wm
Leonard, attache OF the bagnio out al
the lake, and VIM. Casey, milkman,
came in and confessed To the deed. They
had another load OF coal which they had
secured and taken out beyond the round
house where they left it and came back
after d second haul when they were dis.
covered. The two men were arraigned
before Justice Jones this morning, plead
guilty and were fined sl5 and costs, o.
penalty to be served in Jail at the rate o1
two dollars per day. They chose thu
latter and are now behind the bars.
Madison Encampment held q public
installation of officers last evening
which was largely attended aud afforded
a delightfully."- social time as a varleC
program was added to the impressiv,
ceremony OF installation. The Rebekal
ladies Quartette furnished some Songs b
d select order, and the remarks BY Chic
Patriarch W.. II. Beerman and Pas
Grand Master A. e. Clough were appro
] pirate TO the occasion. The latter alst
presented the lodge with a crsyon por
trait OF VIM. Ward Of Warsaw, Ind.
yeung man who died here in the earl,
history Of the order and was cared TO
! and buried by the Madison lodge, il
! first charge. Miss Ethel Clough deliv
| cred q recitation and Mr.. VanDolah,
visiting brother from Minnesota, spok'
briefly. In all, the occasion was NOR
j than ordinarily pleasant.
1 Rou Don'e Have. 20 swear on.
Says the st. Louis Journal of AgFi
culture in an editorial about No-To-Ba
!. the famous tobacco cure. 1--WE kno& O
many cases cured by No-To-Bac, one,
prominent st. Louis architect, smokes
and chewed for twenty years; two boxe
cured him 90 that even the smell or &c
, bacco makes him SICK No-To Ba
sold and guaranteed by Walden q Odes
! No cure nj pay. Book free. Sterlin
!, Remedy Co, New York or Chicago.
. Indian Murdersr Held.
|. sioux FALLS, 8. ID, Jan. l5.-Joh1
Lance, the Indian who, with Thunde
= Hawk, murdered Her Good Horse an,