The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-26

people in Aberdeen. The attendance
was the largest over given a circus IN
Aberdeen.
DIR. w. E. Daniels to day bought from
G. w. Wood, the Fair store building ana
lot 25 by 1876 feet for the snug little sum
of $4,000. MI. Daniels will build a 60
foot brick extension to the rear OF the
present building this fall for additional
stor. room.
Yankton Dakotan, "a: Chief Dave
Finnigan, Of the Yankton Fire depart
ment, telegraphed Dan McDevitt last
evening, 1--WE have won every thing so
far Mr.. McDevitt expects to zeal this
evening that the Yankton Fire depart
ment will reach home tomorrow eve
ming with Like Madison in tow.
I A peaceful quiet rests over the city to-
DAY after the tourmoil and excitement OF
the past four days. A fair estimate OF
the attendance at Ringing Bros. circus
Yesterday would place the numoer at
5000 people. A more orderly and we'll
behaved crowd, both showmen and
country people, it would be hard 20 find.
Yankton Press, "a: Because Queen
Isabella of Spain, furnished Christopher
| Columbus With ships and money with
which to prosecute the ocean voyage in
| which he discovered America, the Unit.
| ed States should not stand idly by and
see Weyler murder every body on the is.
land OF Cuba. Columbus and Isabella
have gone to their :last reward. Weyler
must come next.
Departures east by the morning train
we're Clara Louise Thompson and Sam
uel Phelps Leland Of the Chautauqua
talent. Mr.. Leland has been a hard
worker in the lecture field for the past
eight years having put in as high as l2e
consecutive days lectures in one season
His engagement this year with the
lecture bureau is "a consecutive days fol
which he receives $3.50 and expenses.
Sunday services at the lake to NOR
row will be as given in the regular pro
gram, the evening service, however, be
ing especially fine, the program for this
service being deliberately arranged fol
by Prof. Lee G.. Kratz, the chorister
Another special feature will be all the
primary classes of the Sunday school al
noon in the G. l.. S. &. tent under the
special instruction and supervision o.
Anna r. Paddock, the great Sunday
school junior teacher.
The assembly program for this after
noon and evening is a good one. At 8 p
N. the Sappho Ladies Quar,ette enter
tains, $3.50, S. G. Smith, d. d., Of st
Paul lectures or 1.-The jingle Of the dol
lar" At 8 p. m. the concert and Prot
Arthur Ireland, cornet solist, and s:3'
an illustrated lecture on 1.-THE Yosemite
Valley by the Rev. G. l.. Cole. OF Lo
Angeles, Cal. Next week q free for al
tennis tournament takes place-Monday
the 18th for singles, Tuesday, the 29th
for doubles. Give these different meet
ings a hearty support. They are we
worth the money.
A round up of the police courts shov
the following cases docketed in the pas
two days: City vs.. John Ambrose
drunk, fined 55 and costs. Went to Jai
four days. Harry Glow, %vagrancy, fines
IS and costs, went to Jail for four days
settle it. Geo. Nagley, vagrancy, cas-
continued till 9 a. M. June 20. State We
Richard Roe, (true name unknown
grand larceny. Charged with stealing
$3.50 from John Pethran, Case continues
to June 26, at 10 q. m. Bail liked a
$50. State vs.. John Fiske, vagrancy
continued to 10 a. m. June 26. City vs.
c. o. Holson, drunk. Fined s. and cost
or one day In jail. Chose the latter
City vs.. James Smith, drunk. Fined :
and costs. Went to jail foul days t