The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-16

an elegant silver smoking set al a
souvenier Of the occasion.
NSafe cracking was attempted last
night in the store OF Zimmerman &
Harms, and Of c. H. Weiss OF Went
worth. The attempt IN the safes was
unsuccessful but the crackers obtained
about SAT in loose change in the differ.
ent tills of the stores. The suspected
parties are strangers although the clue
is not very we'll defined.
Pierre dispatch, IA: The supreme
court this morning formally set the date
of argument in writ of error IN the Tay-
lor case for Wednesday, October ., re-
CARELESS Of the holding of the supreme
court in the habeas corpus case. Tay-
lor's attorneys will undoubtedly attack
the validity Of the whole sentence, as
we'll as the question of the excess OF
sentence.
A public meeting in the interest OK the
Lake Madison Chautauqua, will be held
at the opera house on Monday evening
next, the 22d inst. A popular program,
consisting of music, readings and short
addresses will be given, and the project
of providing for the indebtedness of the
association and insuring the ~permanence
of the Lake Madison assembly will be
discussed. No admission fee will be
oL,-~ol al - /, nvrartnl thot oil u,Sr
have the interests Of the C%hautauqua
association at heert will be present.
Minneapolis Journal, -: E. p. Grin
ager a clothing merchant at Madison, s.
d., IS in town attending the fair. He re-
ports that the good crops Of this year
are a veritable godsend to the farmers of
his section, as they had been about
ruined by the poor crops Of preceding
years. Around Madison there has been
a most excellent yield Of oats and barley,
and wheat averages - to % bushels an
acre. Most Of the wheat will grade very
high. In this connection, Mr.. Grinager
observes that Popullsts are not SO
numerous in South Dakota this year as
they were last.
Aberdeen News, l3: Grand Recorder
LAWN of the A. o. L. w. came down
from Columbia this morning and has
been spending the day here OF business.
AS previously announced there will be
no assessment this month, the member
cl,- Ioi,,, ,,I1nS ,rrp cir, ,ly 70 rnv Il
for relief fund purposes. Up to this
time, says Mr.. LAWN, South Dakota has
levied the smallest number Of assess
ments for the year OF all the jurisdic-
tions, having but six as against twtnty-
two levied by some of the larger and
older Jurisdictions. Minnesota has
already had twelve, while South Dakota
will not exceed nine, and may not reach
that number, for the entire year.
Court opened this morning by the
polling Of the jury in the case Of the
Singer Manufacturing Co. VS.. VIM. j
Conner. Tim Lannon and j. A. Trow.
The jury returned a verdict Of S44l.14 in
favor of plaintiff: S6S.47 Of which was
against Lannon and the remainder
against Conner. The case of q. II.
Marsh vs. John W. Davis. Defendants
answer withdrawn aud judgment for
plaintiff given in the amount demanded
in the complaint. c. II Smith vs.. n. G.
Bullock. Continued on application OF
defendant on payment Of so. The
:. Madison Building and Loan association
VS.. S. NJ. jerks. Defendant withdraws
answer. The cases of the State against
Gotlleb Honnegar, Albert W. Nc
Cready, Jacob Bergstreser, J. w
Hurley, John Hare, Cnas Kaske, A. c
Tyler and Dan kilroy, were dismissed or
motion Of the states attorney. The last
case called up tonight was Mat. Rensct
; VS.. Fred klassy.
l Lost, between round house and Lake
Park hotel, a black Ostrich feather boa
Return to this office or Lake Park.
D Mrs. S. P%ETTINGILL.
Commercial Boquet, the finest cigar il
the city. r, kURTH.
Smoke kurth's Flor de Basco, best d
cigar in town.
Nice Wild PIums.
for preserves, at 40 cents per peck.
MoFFIT & CLINE.
A few hundred dollars to loan on rea