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bought a bottle Of whisky Mt a drug
store and did not sign the book. The
affidavit referred to was delivered to me
by d. D. Holdridge. l issued subpoenas
for the witnesses and one was served on
the "boy" who made the affidavit but he
never appeared, and since the evidence
of the other witnesses was insufficient,
no criminal prosecution was commenced.
The papers are on file in the clerks Of
flee where they may be examined by the
public and the falsity Of Mr.. Hurley's
statement that "the affidavit never
showed up again" is easily a~scertainable.
Mr.. Hurley says he does not want any
favors from the officers, and hat he is
going into business in Minnesota. II
am elected states attorney Mr.. Hurley
will get no more 'favors" in the future
than be has in the past SO far as 'the
privilege Of running a saloon" is con-
cerned. He has been "going into bust
ness in Minnesota" for the past year,
| but we still have him with us. He has
not yet decided whether he will 60 or
not.
l think I have answered all Of Mr..
Hurley's charges. l have endeavored to.
1t is my desire that the voters "vote in
diligently" and hence these statements
I have made. l think the result of
liquor prosecutions will bear me out in
what I have said 80 far at least as con.
Germs Mr.. Hurley's statement that, l
have granted saloorkeepers privileges.
the other charges the records will prove
on investigation to be false from begin
ming to end.
In closing I will say that while it is
not possible for any man born OF woman
to be a saint, I have ende avored, to the
best Of my ability to perform what l
honestly and conscientiously believe to
be the duties Of the office OF states at
torney, and in the event of my re-elec-
ton to that Office l will render to the
people the best service as an official it ia
possible for me to render. l am pleased
to subscribe myself, your humble SER
want, OSCAR o, MURRAY.
Mr.. M~'GOvERN's REPLY.
To the voters Of Lake county. So far
as Mr.. Hurley's roorbach concerns me, l
would like to say: l have beer a bona
tde resident ofSouth Dakota for eighteen
years, for the past seven years and a
half a resident Of Madison, and I never
kept "blind pig" l have paid taxes
every year | have been in the state, and
my assessments since coming to Madison
will run from $l,1OO to s1,336 each year.
The county records will show this and
will show that MIR. Hurley talks like a
man that lies when he says l am mot
even q taxpayer" There is no more
truth in his statement that Mr.. Fox is to
be my deputy in the event Of my cleo
ton, than there is in anything else he
has said. Respectfully, yours,
j. A. MCGOvERN.
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as though Mr.. Murray is working for the
interest Of the taxpayer or any one else
but himself.
One word about our candidates for the
Office of sheriff. Jas. McGovern came
here about six years ago a stranger and
he has held one of the best Offices in the
county for the last four years. He is not
a taxpayer. 1t was Fox and Nc
Govern the last four years and the next
four years they would have it McGovern
and Fox, vice versa. Mr.. McGlllivray,
IN the other hand, is a young man who
is capable OF filling the office. He has a
good, clean record; has lived here with
rs and stood the hardships with us OF
pioneer life: il now and has been a farm
er and taxpayer OF our county. The first
two men mentioned have feathered their
nests IN good shape, as the Commission
ers' reports will show. Have they not
had the office long enough?
| am ready aud willing to prove all the
within statements.
Respectfully Yours,
j. W. HURLEY,
Madison, s. d.
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THE CITY.


The new Touring mill at Wentworth
opened up for business yesterday.
A marriage license was issued last
evening to N. T. bingham, 81, and Alice
E. Hurry, II, both of Madison, S. D.
Aberdeen News, "a: Hon. F.. NJ.
G~oodykoontz Of Mitchell, the mar who
has been out on the free silver trail in
South Dakota for the past year, was at
the Sherman last night. He kindly con.
cedes eight counties to the republicans,
and claims the popocrats have a mort
gage on all the others. Mr.. Goody.
koontz will revise his figures the right
Of election.
The DAILY LEADER is pleased to re-
ceive the announcement of the marriage
OF State Auditor J. E. Nipple and Miss
Ruth Bowman Of Ashton, S. D., and to
extend congratulations in anticipation
OF the happy event. The brides parents
are Hon. s. W.. Bowman, late deputy
state school land commissioner, and
WAVE IL "CAoAuk 10 d~unOuuCou lOT
Wednesday evening, November IL, 1896,
at the home Of the BRIDES parents.
The first mothers meeting since the
summer vacation vas held yesterday at
ternoon, tho subject being "Heredity."
Most interesting papers were read by
Mrs. Golf and Mrs. j. H. Williamson,
and both OF these papers contained
much food for thought, especially in re-
gard to the inherited effects Of intoxi-
cants and narcotics. Several ladies
joined in the discussion, one lady stating
that as the smell of tobacco always
made her sick she hoped her children
would inherit a dislike for it., when
another remarked that, so long as the
majority of respectable men used tobac-
90. SO long would the average boy learn
to use it, NJ matter how sick it might az
first make him. The next meeting will
be held the last Wednesday in Novem-
Der. Subject. early Training Of Chill.
dren." Mrs. J. L. Jones has been select
ed as the leader OF these meetings for
the coming year aud all who we're pres
ent yesterday felt that the choice wal a
WISE one. u
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A SNEAK III

Liquor Men and Gold Republicans Would
Assassinate Character-O. O.
Murray, Esq, and ]. A. Nc
Govern the Victims in
This Case-Will Such
Tactics Wln7 We
Opine Not.
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wAsmNuroS, March g.-Chioi Jus
tlce Fuller handed down the decision
of tho supreme court tUdny ~ tue Mo-
gales land grant case IRON S4uthUfu
Arizona. lie dii not 20 into tne gen.
etal merits Of the case, but atlifmsd
the decision " the court " private land
claims IN the ground that tue court
had no Jurisdiction, as the grant had not
been located al the Ime " tue Gadsden
treaty.
IHthe United States Supreme court
To-Day Justice White announced the d.
cislou OF the court In tho Elmita Saw
ing- bank case. This Gaze was brought
to the supreme court on writ OF error
from tue New York stste o0ut, Of ap'
peals by Charles Davis, receiver Of the
Elmira National tank, Tho question
involved was whether the deposits Of y
savings bank ia u failed National bank
could be given preference over other
deposits In accordance with state
law. The decision IL against the slate
law, aud puts savings bank deposits on
the same footing ~ other deposits.
The decision OF the court below ~ az
nTmed.
Justice Brewster rendered a decision
In tho case Of samuel Marks VI United
States and the BanuOck lndinusi IN.
vulviug n claim for Indian deIreia.
tioua. The decision Involved the coz.
sltuctlon NJ part Of the statute Of 1891
concerning deptedatious committed by
Indians "in amityp with the u niiei
states. Tbs case was sppealeu fiom
tue decisiOu OF the court Of elaine,
which held the words Sin amity" 10
mean a state Of actual peace anu when
no h0stihtits were IN progress, The
Supreme court ailirmed the decision Of
tue court below.
Justice Gray delivered the opinion
Of the court IN tue Gaze Of Mrs, Amau-
da W. France VIZ John w. Counot AMI
w. l.. Il. Brown. Tho case came TO
tue United StattA SUI rimo court ifom
the Wyoming supreme court and In.
VOWED the question an TO whether the
right OF dover con erred by the Il l.
munds act upon widows 10 Utah mp.
pitrd 20 other territories. Tue Wycm.
ing court dec doi that II did not aud
Justice GfHy's decision confirmed that
view.
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WASHINGTON, March The bill
passed by tue Senate today Tor tho In.
crease Of the navy attracted c0nsldora.
BILE attention, In view Of the tension
over Spanish. Cuban affairs,
Tho SpAnish.Cuban tqueslion came
10 the attention OF the Senate F0on
after the days session opened, when
Gail dem, Fla.) urged the adoption Of
the following resolution:
Retnlved, BY the Senate, that the
President Of the Unltei States be- 10.
uuosted 10 demand Of tho government
OF spain n statement ~ TO the truth VI
the charges made In n letter published
IN the newspapers, purpofllnz TO no
from Gomez, late editor OF the La
IuchR, newspaper published ia
Havana, that he had been tortured,
confined In dungeon on the bare
ground for two months IN Ceuta, the
penal colony OF Spain, to tXtOtt
rom him evidence against Juius
Sauguilly. n nGtuTnlized citizen OF tue
Unltod States, q nd subsequently killing
tho said Gomez; also 10 Insist upon
full report VI thu evidence nud all the
pfocsedings N tbs alleged civil trial 0f
Julius SAnguilly,in which II II charged
that the sAid Sanguiily wRsojnIemnoI
20 imptisOnment for life at Ceuta on
,uspiclon only, and without evidence;
also TO demand the release OF Charles
Nicholson and Lor0LzI Rathnc0ufi,
cDrfespOndsnls OF New York nsWHpa.
pefs. who are charged only with enter.
Ing within the insurgent lines TO
obtain Information; also 10 demand OF
Spain that all American citizens who
shall be- captured by the spanish forces
shall DO treated as prisoner, Of war anu
be accorded humane treatment, and to
inform tho Spanish government tina
Toe United states will insist on this
demand.
Mr. Call read from Newspaper ex-
tracts the reports OF bnThhrtles pefps-
| trnted on Gomez and others. Those set
| forth that the wife Of GomtZ had
received letter from him written In
| hts blood shortly before he died In tho
Spanish penal colony In Africa.
The senator declared that Americans
serving IN tho Cuban aamy were To nv
sbot TO death without trial. lie
declared that the recent Aolion Of the
senate should be- supplemented by
stems to stCure humane treatment u
pTisoueIs taken by the Spanish troops.
| Mr.. sherman moved to refer the
resolution to the foreign relations COM
| mittee, which was agreed 70.
! gsuator Gear presented Senator ALI
son's credentials for thB term boglu.
ming March 4, 1897.
A resolution by Mr.. Allen Of Ne
bfaska was agreed ~ calling on the
secretary Of the treasury Tor informR'
unu OF the earnings VI tue PacifC
railroaIs from the time VI their organ
iZntluD.
The Preslienrs veto OF the bill con-
cerning Arizona lands, with Top,rt
rom the huuto that tho bill hal been
passed over the veto In that bOdy, wat
| prosenlud and tho entire subject re-
ierred to the committee on public
lands,
Tho bill was passed tO.pteyent The
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carry ing Of ob,cene litefs lure aud arti.
c'es designed fof indecent an immoral
use from one state or territory 10 an
other.
Tue following bills were passed!
Providing ccttsi1 requirements ior
vessels propelled by uaptha, gas' huld,
ur electric mOtort; establishing naval
training station ON Goat Island IN Tue
hatbur Of San Ffauci.c5, spptopriatng
Ell 900 o. the Fort DJneisou national
cemetery, Dover, Tenn; iot the pro.
motion Ui C1mn1dores h. g. SAttltl
anu o. G., Badger " b. toif.almlfA's
to suthtrIe tho ~. Louis *
Ok'ahDma Ctv Railroad bompany u
construct o railway through the lnilan
aui OkIhuoms terrtOrietj appf3pfiat.
Ing 100000 Tor a revenue cutter lOf
service IN the Cult u Mexico aud lrl0-
utafi,s, ald amending the laws ~ 10
tue conspicuous marking OF Vessels,
names Ju their uJgs aui Stems, hlu
Tor making tnn drauRhL
The bill TO prevent tno DISSERTATION
u the national htg was made tins
special order Tor Fu1ay ut twj u'clltA'
Tue House resolutions On Cuoh were
reported auI REFERRED 10 tue COMMITTEES
Oh Foreign relations.
At i.iI the senate held a bflei exc
cuuyr ssasl0n AMI shortly after Hu'
jgufnvd.
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CHICAGO, March g.-The Patriots
Bulletin, tue organ OF the Pauilts Of
Amcfca. tue order Of winch W. H.
Harvey (COiu) IL the temporary mead,
announces the consolidation Of tue
silver Knights OF America with tue
Patriots VI America. The silver
Knignts is the organization Of whi,h
United Stats senator stewart has
been tue recognized leader The iot-
maItles Oi tue consolidation were
carried cut 10y Col. .. &. SiUin, VITO
has been NJ, ,fglne secretary VI tnr sli-
yer Heights. Tue Bulletin publishes
o. nt-im q Of a L.. egtam from senator
stewart NJ Washington " Nj Harvey
us iUliUws:
Vi couHrm Col. Sablns action and
cOngfatulatu tue Parrots Of America
utUu its uuulo mission; IT, cause 10 tue
Cause Ui humanity Hnl 10 viii hui
iJugmtnt iu tue hearts u Tue AmUfi'
eau people"
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lus
LLAN, Gol'l Agent, sal.
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ornAN nI.nILLIoN.


wouId Not Have Amounted 90 Much,
hut iur tnctv rsn
wAsuINuTUS, March ..-Scu0T De
LONE, tue spanish minister, la the
course OF nh Interview here today said:
"vhv rebellion In CUBA would never
have been a serious matter At all had
u not been Tor the Interference VI the
United 5tnios. IL never would have
psrieI the limits Of a mere riot had u
not been tot the money, supplies, arms
and men that were sent from this
country. Men have gone from TINS
country with The assurance that the
United states would grant bolllgeront
rights TO tue Cubans, And Ia all psOUa.
biiity sonu n fleet 10 Cuban waters TO
support the Insurgents, AZ no time
have the authorities IN this country
given the situation 10 Cuba n lair IN.
vtstigatiOn to ascertain what the facts
Actually are. IL has been ssib tEat all
CuUans are Interested Ia the febelliOn,
but the truth VI the matter IL that
there arc seven Cuban generals and
several hundred Cuban officers nght'
ing In the spanish army In Cuba In
TACT, 1 Am sure there are more Cuban
Ulcers IN the Spanish army than there
are white leadvTa among the insur.
guntH.p
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W. r. MCMILLAN, Go,r Agent, sal.
lAao Guy
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EAssowAii. March The ll1lian
flfCus bayu sufl-tel another reverse AZ
the hands OF the 5hoaus. Gen. barh'
uefi as-umeI the uiirnsivo on Match
let lie ditp ssl hia forces INTO three
clIumns, ana advanced 10 atlaea Inv
SnJan rusiuUn. Ho surpihel Anu
captured the passes leading TO AuoWh
tue capital " tiyfe, without hshuhs,
but was soon attacked ny the Whole Of
tue SuUau army anI was Obliged 10 re-
treat
Tue losses sustained by the ltalihus
arc not stated, uut luuif forces ara re-
thug behind Bsliesa.
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ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

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od by It. magnificent
trains
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General Agent Passoug
o 2 Department
90 Wost Second South
Street sails Lake Cily,
Utah,
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greatly shortened. II also promotes the
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before confinement. OF at least u ployed so with
me never suffered 10 little with APP VI any
children ~ 1 did with my Last
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