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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
NO NEW CONSTITUTION.
Que Minnesota Amendment Failed to Re-
ceive Sufficient Votes.

UNI Minnesota Amendment Failed to Re-
ceive Sufficient Votes.
ST. PAUL, Nov. l6.-The proposition
Tor holding a convention to revise the
constitution of the state has undoubt.
eddy been defeated. not because it has
not received a majority of the votes
cast for and against it. but because it
has not received a majority of the
whole vote cast at the election. The
Anderson bill for the taxation of rail.
road lands also requires, not q majority
OF the votes cast on the proposition, but
a majority of all votes cast. but it has
probably carried.
In general a majority of the votes
cast for and against ali amendment to-
the constitution is sufficient to carry it,
but these two propositions stand upon
o different basis and require a majority
OF all the votes cast at the election.
Both these propositions received a ma.
jority OF the total vote cast for and
against them, but many electors who
voted for the candidates presented at.
the election did not vote either way on
some or all Of the amendments and
other propositions, SO that the total
vote on any n Of them will fall far.
short of the total vote cast.for. president.
or governor, for instance.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Mr.. Castle was acquitted iii London,
but Mrs. Castle was sentenced to three
months imprisonment.
At Nashville Thomas Lynch, colorod,
attacked his wife and her aunt. Amy
Smith. with Il knife. cutting the throats
OF each. He then cut his his own
throat.
Captain Hatfield of Hatfield Mccoy
fame, and Glenn, his ~l4-ycar-old son,
have been captured by IL posse of citi-
zens. They murdered John and Elliott
Rutherford and Hancc Chambers on
election day.
The president has committed to five
months actual Imprisonment the sem
tence of six months imprisonment and
fine imposed upon Andrew Peterson
and Christ FOss in North Dakota for
selling liquor without tax.
The president has pardoned Clunc.
Ross and Stanwood of California. who
were sentenced for rioting during the
great railroad strikes. He thinks the
ends of justice accomplished.
At Larabec, Ia, Harry Mewhirtcr. Il
druggist, was shot by Rev. =. L. Gene
dict. They had some difficulty about
liquor sales and the druggist is said to
have been trying to pound the minister.
Edward Valentine and several others
are under arrest at New York for
swindling. 1t is said they have rained
n large firm in New York and have
gathered III no far from half d million
dollars by their operations.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Nt.NS OF NOTED PERSONS.

1t IS Eumored that Senator Blackburn
ANA Logan Carlisle may fight a duel.
Mss Nnnic Corbin, daughter of the
jate Austin Corbin. was married at
West islp l.. l., to Hallett Alsop Bar.
rowe.
Princess Marguerite, wife of Prince
frederick Charles of Hesse. and sister
oI Emperor William, has given birth to
TWINS, boys.
y daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Americ II. Paget. The mother is
Il daughter Of eX-Secretary of the Navy
W. {. Whitney. .
David Henderson, the Chicago the.
atrlral manager, has been granted u
divorce from Grace Roth Henderson.
the we'll known actress.
y special to the New York World
from London says: Mrs. Hungerford
t"lhn Duchess') is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever at her home in Ire,
land. <
Governor Woicott of Massachusetts
has commissioned Cyrus Cobb of Boston
to make a marble bust of Rev. S. F.
smith, the author of 'America," to be
placed IN the state house. ...
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Mining Applica ion No. 1925,

TYNITED STA TIES Land Office, Helena,
~ Montana. Sept. %, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Filing,
whose postOtlice address is Virginia City
application tor patent for 1909 linear
feet OF the Fill Sheridan lode min.
ing clam. situated IN Silver Star MN
ing district, Madison county, Montana. the
position, course and extent OF SAID claim,
designated as survey number 1913, IN trac.
tional township , south, range 6 west. be-
ing more fully set forth and described in
the plat posted on the claim, and the plat
and field notes of the survey thereof filed
IN the United States land office at Helena,
Montana. rs follows, to-wit:
beginning at corner number l OF this sur
vey, Il granite stone 2OXl4X3 inches. l3
inches deep. marked l.4S43. a mound OF
stone alongside, from whence the corners
to sections 3, 4, 81, and ~. in fractional
townships l and : south. range 6 west,
bears north Al degrees So minute, east l4l4
feet, and running thence north 90 degrees
~ minutes east, 900 feet to corner number =
Il granite stone 2IXl4XS inches. IL inches
deep. marked 2.is43: thence running north
"a degrees ID minutes west. l5OO feet to cor
ner nnmber3. Il granite stone 2OxlOX3 inch.
es. IL inches deep, marked 3"4S43; thence
running south % degrees 32 n. W, 600
feet To corner number 4, Il granite stone 2OX
SN6 inches. Is inches deep, marked 4.4S43;
thence running south 13 degrees a. minutes
east. 1900 feet to corner number l, place OF
beginning, containing an area OF POLL
acres.
The location of said lode claim is re-
corded in the office OF the clerk aud recorder
OF Madison county at page 260 OF book IL OF
loles, records of said Madison county.
There are no adjoining claims.
W. +. COX,
Register.
FIRST publication Sept. ob. 1896. Jl.lOt
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
UNFO Il EVENTS.

Fire destroyed the dry goods store Of
Robson q Lewis at indianapolis. Loss
$50, COO.
Heavy gales have swept over the
coast of Valencia, and several vessels
have been lost.
A terrible storm has swept over the
Sea of AZov, and many shipping di>as-
ters are reported.
The schooner Maggie was sunk by
the steamer Tiber at the St Johns har.
Dor. Thirteen We're drowned.
Reports from various sections Of
Eastern Pennsylvania Indicate that
consi2era Bile damage has been done by
heavy rains.
The floods in Italy have been renewed.
The town OF Rimini on the Adriatlc has
been submerged and the river Ctrfone
has ~overt1Owed.
Warren b. Mason, a commercial
traveller, died ut Chicago from the Of.
fects Of his folding bed closing up on
him. His back was broken.
A severe gale prevailed on the Eng
AA"A 'odS' oh "tuitu hiEilt anu lIIttt
were many wrecks accompanied ly eX-
citing NteDoat and rocket rcScues
One man was killed. one fatally in
jured and three others seriously hurt
by the explosion Of the boilers ID the
Centralia colliery near Ashland Pa
The city manual training schoo! at
Chicago was DESTROYED hv fire Thursday
night. 1t was Il Of TIE best equipped
institutions Of its kind IN the country.
NJ. H. Reese. Il prominent citizen Of
Yorkville, S. c.. convicted of murder.
was shot and dangerously wounded
while attempting to escape from an
officer.
The country home at Glover Bend,
Ark, of Miss French. the authoress and
magazine contributor, widely known as
Octave Thanet," has burned. a large
and valuable library was destroyed.
The schooner Waukesha broke up
while trying to ride ont the gale at
anchor off Muskegon, Mich, and only
n survivor Of her crew of seven has
been rescued. The vessel and cargo are
total loss.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW,
Volume Of Business Slowly Improving in
Nearly All Lines.

Volume OF Business Slowly Improving in
Nearly All Lines.
NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Bradstreets
says: The volume Of business improves
slowly in nearly all the lines. The
most active demand is among .jobbers
III dry goods, clothing. millinery, shoes,
leather and hardware, and in leading
industrial lines, nearly 200 mills, fac.
tories and foundries have started up
this week. one-half of them in iron.
steel. machinery, tools. carriages, lum.
Der. glass. wooden and cotton goods
lines. About 100 other industrial estab-
lishments have increased working
forces Or working hours, or both.
among them ~ iron and steel establish
ments, 10 glass works and 1 factories.
each making lamps. clocks, wooden.
goods and cotton. A partial record Of
the number of men given employment
in industrial lines since Nov. 6, shows
An Aggregate OF Nearly 80. 600.
Demand for iron and steel has not in.
creased after the activity of a week.
ago, but prices are firm-in some in.
stances advanced-and the trade con.
tinues confident Of a large business
during the coming year. Cotton and.
cotton goods continue firm and un..
changed in price. Print cloths have an.
upward tendency. Woolis higher and in,
more active demand but manufacturers:
are moi supplying in excess of wants
Other advances in prices are for leather.
shoes. white pine lumber. petroleum.,
lard. sugar, wool. corn and oats. The.
conspicuous decreases in price are those.
IN coffee. pork and %turpentine. West.
ern jobbers report an increase in mail.
orders. Mercantile collections through.
out Central Western and Southern.
states are easier, but complaints are still,
heard from the West,
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Mining Applica ion.
(NO. 3722.)

TINTED STATES Land Office, Hell.
ena. Montana. Sept. %. 1896.
Notice is hereby gwen that Henry Filing.
whose pOstOflice address is Virginia CITY
Montana. has made application tor patent
Tor 1900 linear feet 81 the Hayes lode claim,
and The Hayes mill-sitr. consisting OF five
acres OF nOn-mineral hearing ground. sitn.
ated-In the Silver Star mining district. Mad.
lson county, Montana. the,positiOn, course,
and extent OF said lode claim and mllI.slte.
designated as survey number 4SO4, A and y
IN fractional township , south. range q west
ana ml,l-site in section - Of town.
snip south. range 6 west, being
more fully set forth .and described IN
the plat aud notice posted on said claims
ana the official plat and field notes filed Ia
me United States land office 1T Helena.
Montana. as follows. ,O-wi,:
beginning at the northwest location cor
ner OF SAID liaves lode clam, u granite
stone 2Ox6XG inches. IL inches deep. with a
mound OF earth alongside. marked l.48N A,
from whence The corn"r:oi sections 9, ], "A,
and 80. townships ! and = south. range 6
west. bears north q! degrees a3 minutes east
4obj feet; thence running south Is degrees
43 minutes east. 1900 leet to corner number
=. II quartz stone 2Ox6XG inches. g inches
deep. marked 2-4SC4 \. thence running
south Is degrees 43 minutes west. Cos feet
to corner number J. a 81 ante stone 24xSxB
lhches, III inches deep. marked 3-4SO4 A:
thence running north g. degrees AZ minutes
west. 1900 feet to corner number 4. = granite
stone a4xSxS inches, 1G inches deep. marked
4 4SO4 A; thence north 2S degrees 43 min.
uies east. 900 feet to corner nlmber /, the
place OF beginning. containing an area OF
20 &C acres.
Beginning ut southwest location corner
"t Hayes mitl-site. survey number 1904 b,
ascOrner number |. n uuiriZitp stone 42x14
X6 inches. - inches deep. marked l 4SO4 b.
a mound Ut earth alongside. from which
corner. corner tO sections =. 3, "a and b in
townships I and = south. range G west,
bears south 81 degrees II minutes east. o..
I'LL y leet; thence running south 80 degrees
20 minutes east, gu 3 feet to corner mum.
Der =. a granite stone !4Xl2x7 inches, IL
inches deep. marked 2-IS04 y. thence run.
ming north 20 degrees 40 minutes east, $50
feet to corner number ). Il granite stone
2OXl2XlS inches. II inches deep. marked g.
1904 u; thence running n 60 degrees 70 min.
utes west. 622 B feet to corner number 4, q
stone 3OXSX6 inches. 90 inches deem
marked 4.4sO4 B.; thence running south 20
degrees 40 minutes west. $50 feet to corner
number /, the place o; beginning, con.
tanning an area OTIS acres. Magnetic varf.
alton 10 degrees 30 minutes east.
The location OF SAID lode claim and mill
site are recorded in the Office OF the record.
er OF the county of Madison, Montana. st
page 5l3 OF book 8 OF lOdes; and ut page G27
OF book ! of miil-sites. respectively.
The only adjoining claim Is the Green
Campbell. lot number 81 A, on the north
east. Everett Green Campbell Co. appli-
cant.
W. E. COX.
Register.
First publication Sept 2G, 1896. oO.l0
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Sherif's Sale.


Thomas Waldo >IorS Plaintiff,
Ruby 1Glt Mining and Milling Company, a
cnr,r.r ,ti"n, defendant.
TND BIZ SOLD ut -%h-rT's sal. nn SATURDAY.
l. the Eth day of Drcein'er, A. y. lS'Nt. II.
The trout u""r OF the court N",-r IN the c,iv ~
Virginia, county -, Madison, ,,', -Is = OF Mon
taha. at "rr .'ri"rk o.. N. "f sati day. ih-
property described a. follow :, To vii:
mat ctti;tii in!,i tE ciA'lh knnW" NJ the LII
cas- lui. inihg e t,,n, the s.n,. t,alng ~itun =
~ lie summit tuiio,sanIZ' d) M, ing diStiict. in
the county 1T N;liiSi", sLnte ut M,ntaua, and
located w one Nelson tommy ON ar about
March Dist. lS9O. ana referred l., IN his n ,tlrp nt
location. rec.'r.ird Iii the ntilre oI tie cuui,;vIr-
cortier OF sud nadi>nn comfy at pape IS IN
book & of quartz Iocut.o'ls, the exterior buun,t-
ares OF :lr claim, as marked by posts or mont
inents. Ar" as l flows, to-wit: beginning al
north conner post, thence south eli .teriy GHi
1eet to n post. the " e son h ives eriy 100 feet To-
a post, thence II 'rtn w IT ry GOO ,ret t., IA post
thence o'tf,-ris,rrIy l'm fett t." HE pl c- oi
beg aiming. \ 50 tn" first North extension ui the
l.ticas Tod. m'h'ng claim, The raiiir being situate
ana iy'ii% ~ n!liii;n't Juno gah'Z-p mining dis
trict, m stll Mu!;sDn county, Mont ,na s,Id
claim is y inrtiltrly -Xicnsi";I al the lLle ~ lode,
mining clam and The ;djn,n'ng C AIMS are the
Lucas on The .ht'. tr q ,eeil Isabelle ON
The .uftii- west, in | the placer ni,,.ing ground of
~. fia'l ft ~. on the " ST. the exterior
boundaries of HE cain ~ marked ny posts or
nirniihent-, are rs t'tl .WS o-wit: beginning at
the cc;iiefp - st the nnttu end line IF the "Lu-
ch,' lode aiming ciaiin. rInrin. thence ,ust
twenty degrees south, three hun;red (iOO) feet
TO- n c"rlIer posi- tnn,htd the southeast corner
of The first extension al the Lucas lode m:iling
ciaiiE) thence hurili, TIVE MY degrees east fifteen
hintiIrd (I1UOl ler; 10 II CORNER y, st (marked the
lin!lh east corner of the lat extension "f the Lu-
c:ta iO'tH mining clamp thence. west twenty de-
grr-s north SIX hundred 600, feet to u corner
post Uiark"d the n northwest corner of the Isl
extension of the Lucas lode mini.g rlAim) .
tlence fifteen hundred feet {llOW south twenty
degrees west To Il corner post NnArked the south
west Gunner of The LIST extension OF the Lucas
lode mining cl ilm) thence east twenty degree,
south three hundred (3uO) feet back to the place
OF De2ini:iIg. The notice OF location WherpOtiS
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
RELIGIOUS

It is again reported that negotiations
ior the settlement of the Manitoba
school question have been nearly conf
p.etcd, >
y Catholic priest about to join the
Church OF England is said to have been
kidnapped in London and taken to
France,
Archbishop Langevin of Manitoba,
preaching at Winnipeg, warned the
government that nothing less than sep
arate frhoo.s would be accepted by the
Catholics, and if lot granted now agi.
tntlon would be kept up.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Mineral Application.
(NO. 312l.)

NNo. ot.f
|YYNITED STATES Land Office, Helena,
~ Montana. Sept. %, 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry Filing,
whose pOstOfli:e address is Virginia City,
Madison County, Montana. has made
application for patent for $50 linear
Get OF the Buckeye number 6 lode
Mining claim. situated in Mill creek
mining district. Madison county Montana,
lie position, course and extent of said min
ny claim designated as survey number A.
80. in fractional township 4 south, range 4
vest, being more fully set forth and de-
crbed in the plat posted on said claim and
he official plat AMI field notes OF said sur
ey, flied IN the United States land Office at
~ielena. Montana. as follows to-wIt:
Beginning at southwest location corner.
orner number l. Il dolomite stone. 24XlOXS
nclles. lG inches deeu, marked l.4S3O. with
mound OF earth alongside. from which the
uarter section corner between sections 10
nd 20. township 4 south. range 4 west,
ears south % degrees 90 minutes west. 9,
IL o feet; and running thence north "a de-
rees 2Ominutes cast, 80 feet to corner
lumber =. a dOlOmite stone 2lXl0X9 inches,
inches deep marked 2.4S3O: thence south
j degrees 90 minutes east. 600 feet to cor.
er number 3. q granite stone 2OxlOXS
lches, Ii inches deep, marked $3.50:
renee running south 81 degrees 90 min
les west, 80 feet to corner lumber 4. q
ranite stone 20Xl4XS inches, IS inches
eep, m~arked4-4s3O; thence running north
degrees GO minutes west, 600 feet to cor
.r number l, place OF beginning. contain.
z an area of 90 acres.
The location OF said lode claim is record
at page IS of book l. of .the records OF
des of Madison cOuntv, Montana. The ad.
inlng claims are the Bullion. survey No.
81 on the southwest. and the Toledo No.
unsurveyed. on the northeast. Alfred
,DeauX, claimant.
w. f. cox,
Register
Paf nnhlioof{on Cant no rpOe Sn N
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Congressman Picker is being doomed
for commissioner Of pensions.
The gold reserve is 1928, lO1, $50. The
net gain in gold during the day was
$252. 600.
Consul General Lee had an interview
with President Cleveland and Secretary
Olney Friday.
According to the annual report Of
General Miles the army has had little
to do in the way Of active service the
past year.
Benjamin Trapnell, Jr., of Charles
ton, w. Va, has been appointed assis.
tant United States attorney for the dis
trict of West Virginia, vice j. s. Couch,
dismissed.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Notice Of K Due.

STATE Of Montana, County of Madison,
A0Oilice of the County Treasurer.
Notice is hereby given that the State and
county taxes for the year 1896 are now due and
payable AT the Office Of the County Treasurer, At
the Court House, In the CITY of Virginia. Coun-
will he delinquent on Monday. the seventh day
Of December, 1896. nj y x o'clock p. m. Of said
day and unless paid PRIOR thereto ten per cent
wil' he added TO the amount 'hereOf; and the
law requires that property upon which taxes
are delinquent shall be Immediately advertised
for sale or seized and sold for the payment Of
said taxes AMI costs.
Dated this cath day Of October. 1855.
j. ALBRIGHT.
Treasurer of Madison County.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
NEWS OF A LEGE It. NATURE.

Construction work has ioan resumed
on the Kansas City, Pitt sburg and Gulf
railroad.
The sheriff of Cook county is in
charge of the Columbian Liberty He'll.
the association never having paid for
casting.
The Illinois supreme court hns de-
clared the Torrens land title law, passed
by the legislature last winter, ~unconstl-
tutiOnal.
Harriet Monroe, who wrote the
worlds fair ode. has been awarded
II s. 900 Judgment against the New York
World for premature publication.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21

Leaders in the Movement Gathered at
the ST. LQuia Canxsl tion.

Leaders in the Movement Gathered at
the st. Louis CONVEX ton.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-The 23d annual
convention of the National W. G. r. U.
opened in Music hall. with the greatest
attendance of any one previously held.
At least 500 accredited delegates were
present, and as many more visitors
from every portion of the country.
Among the distinguished workers in
philanthropic fields in attendance are.
Miss Agnes E. Hook of England, secre.
tary Of the Worlds w. G. T. u, Miss;
Maud Booth Of the American Volun-
teers; Mrs. Gwynoth Vaughan of
Wales Miss Rebecca Kirkorione of Ar
menia. and Rev. F. D. Greene, secre-
tary Of the Armenian relief committee.
Of New York. Three4sessions q day for
five days, will be held during the con-
vention.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS

Our trade with Russia is rapidly in
crcasin%.
Governor Drake has that
he viii call an extra session of the Iowa
legislature to meet Jan. 10 TO revise the
code.
There is no truth in the report that
eN-lnited states Senator John H..
Reagan, the only surviving member of
tn" Confederate cabinet, is dying. He
Is now cOnyalcSccnt.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21

CHICAGO. Nov. IL.
HOGS Market fairy actlve- prices
firm ir Ic higher
~uiy- ranged at s325M3.4O for light:
{ - ta 80 for mixed: sAo0aa6C for
aeavv: : .0p ~ y ter rough
NAIILE-ft best grades steady.
sales ranged at s. 81 q - Tor beeyes:
:, 75mi l. trr COWS ana heifers: i. eUta
+ v' Tor Texas steers. = 4 Is for wesr.
err s,e..s. = - u % tor stockers and
feeders
SHEEP-Market steady to strong
Receipts: Hogs. $4,000; cattle IL, OO0:
sheep -J.pyb.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21

~viiH 1T. PAUL, Nov, IL.
NDG%-M"tkC t >trOngand active. Oual.
ny A'''er inan Yesterday Range Of
phi os, !e5w -.
CAL .l.h-Market strong and active:
not eA"u III fa' cattle. stockers and feed
Ct to -uFp!l The demand, yards being
&c .reu. :
SHEEP Steady at the recent decline:
good G,mlHi
Receipts Hogs. 1900; Cattle GO.
gaiNv~ ,; sheep 10 :
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
LABOR NEWS.

In the Jackson co. district most Of
the coal miners have refused to 10 to
work at the cut rate, 45 cents.
The iron mines in the Lake Superior
district controlled by the Rockefellers
are to resume operations, some Of them
Immediately.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Sugar Factory for Black River Falls.

sugar Factory for BLACK River Falls.
BLACK RIVER FALLA Wis, Nov. l6.
u. L. Gates Of Milwaukee proposes to
the county board to put in a $3.50, 600
sugar beet factory in this county for
1000 acres of county land as a bonus.
The factory will be Ola size to aase 4 900
acres OF beets annually. The commit.
tee has reported favopably on the prop.
%osition. and it will doubtless be &C.
cepted by the board.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
POSITION FOR FORMAN.

Illinois Ex.CongressnAn for Commits
siOner Of 1nternaa Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lG.-President
Cleveland has rendered ex.Congress-
man Forman OF Illinois, Democratic
gold standard candidate forgovernor at
the late election. the position of COM
missioner of internal revenue, which
was resigned BY Joseph H. Miller, on
Wednesday. Mr.. Forman has the
question Of acceptance under advise
ment,
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Bryan In Montana,

HELENA, Mon, Nov. l6.-Bryan's
majority over Mckinley in the estate of
Montana keeps OH growing. and is
likely to reach 10000 by the time com.
plete official returns from all over the
state are received. About 40, OOOA votes
have now been heard from and. they
foot up the following totals: Bryan,
%, 1922 Mckinley, 8,SS3
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
: ~iuDcIroliS Grain.

MiNNEAPOLIs. Nov y.
N,ii.A November closed, Sic: Dr.
rcnll''. e."4; May, Sic. On Track
y" nara "3 ,c; No l Northern, 81;
No . Northern soc.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
LATEST MARKET REPORT,
NJ Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10"
FLOUE-Less firm
NHEAT-No , spring, 79Ac: No l
Northern sic; December, 79Ac.
tORN-No s.. PC.
oAIS-No. white, 2la2lkc: No: 8
WIN. &C. II t2Jc.
Ia tI.Et-No z, 3Ga; sample Oh track,
- ~ 20.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Wrecked by Train Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. i6.-The 2 80. train
from Louisville. on the Louisville and
Nashville, bound for New Orleans. <was
wrecked four miles from Montgomery.
Ala, in a very wild country. by train
robbers. Three persons were seriously
injured.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
Removed for Malfaasruce.

Removed for Malfeossuce.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Nov. 16.-The
town board has removed CituAMarshal
James Marshall and Deputy Thomas
CLARK for malfeasance in of6caN
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-21
THE DEATH Sc cocD.

David Blakely, manage = OF Sousa's
onnd, and formerly 90 injected with
Twin City newspaper, led suddenly
in New York.
Napoleon Sarony, tn ? noted New
York photographer. is lead. Next to
Brady. he has probably Photographed
more celebrities than III yother artist III
the United States.