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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24
AT WORK ON THE VAULT.

Bank Robbers Killed by a Policeman at
Canton, O..
CANON, o., Aug. 24.-At | a. m.
Merchant Policeman Charles S. Hem.
minger interrupted the operations Of a
gang Of burglars which was trying to
break into the vaults of the Isaac Har.
ter & Sons bank. AS a result one Of the
robbers, whose name is unknown, lies
dead at the morgue. The others escaped.
Hemminger came upon the robbers in
the dark and they opened fire upon him.
He shot at them and brought down one
OF the burglars. Other policemen ar.
rived, but not in time to arrest any other
member Of the gang. The robbers be-
gan work in a systematic way on the
foundation of the vault, aud if not in.
terrupted they would probably have
made a good heul,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24

Four hundred and forty-six postmas-
ters of the third and fourth classes we're
appointed yesterday at Washington,
eighteen of which were for South Dako-
Ia. Prominent of these were: j. F..
Halliday, Iroquois, S. G. Traver, High
more, w. o. Clough, Egan, j. R. Willis,
Erwin, f. D Simmons, Parkston.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24

BLACK River FALLS, Wis, Aug. "a.
w. r. o. Hearne, cashier Of the Jack.
son County bank, who was arrested ON
the charge Of receiving money after he
knew the bank was ~insolvent, was taken
before Court Commissioner P. B. Castle
but waived examina ton until the fall
term Of the circuit court, under 5000
bond. The jackson County bank. which
was closed in September last. has re-.
organized and opened. again.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24

MINI haha's thirty-eight delegates to
the judicial convention were instructed
for Judge Wilkes at the county conven.
tion held in Sioux Falls Saturday. The
convention was a large, enthusiastic and
harmonious one.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24

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DIZZINESS

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The q est Rem"cy


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No man or woman can enjoy life or
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The committee recommends that the
primaries be held on Wednesday, Au.
gust %. By order of the committee.
A. g. SCHMIDT, Chairman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24

The peoples party of Lake sounty, 8.
D., will meet in delegate convention at:
the court house in Madison, on Satus:
day, August 70, 1897, at 2 o'clock p. m
for the purpose Of selecting fifteen dele
gates to represent this county in the ju-
dicial convention for the Second judicial
circuit, to be held at Sioux FAILS We'd
nesday, September /, and the transac.
ton of such other business as may
properly come before the convention.
All legal voters who favor the principles
of the peoples party, and all those OPP
posed to the republican party, ape re.
quested to take part in the primaries
and the convention. The various town.
ships and voting precincts will be emit.
tied to representation as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01
NORFOLK LOST.
Newark. Although Outbattcd, Won
the Gnmc.

NEWARK. y. j., May 31.-(Special)-
Although slightly outbatted by Norfolk
this afternoon. Newark had no trouble III
landing the game at Shooting Park by the
score Of 10 ? The defeat was especially
calling 10 Manager Smith in more ways
than one. To begin with. he Ordereu
Catcher HeydOn 10 the bench in the Sc
COnd inning for failing 10 hold Two or
Newtons wide curves After this Things
went along smoothly enough, until me
seventh inning. when the visiting right
fielder again got into difficulty. ms tme
II was with Umpire Snyder. and when IL
came TO q case of getting out OF the game
the boot was on the foot. smith wa.
caught mapping at second by clever
throw from Hodge 10 Gilman, ana when
SNYDER called the runner out, Smlih pro-
tested In no mild terms. Charley ordered
him TO keep quiet but when he stu per
sisted I'm kicking ne imposed iine. Still
smith kicked and then Snyder ordered
him out of the game ana told him t.
leave the grounds Smith has been making
himself anything but popular with the
local crowds during the present series.
and the cranks were one and all with
I-npire SNYDER in his ruling. Norfolk
cured eight hits of pitcher COgan, but
ON only one occasion We're they punched
So as 10 bring I'm an earned talley. COgan
was particularly effective with the men
ON bases. and no less than seven of the
0pDosiug batsmon famed the air In vain
ondeavOrs to connect successfully with
INC sphere. Newton pitched well enough
10 win an ordinary game, but all of tho
locals six hits came at sthe right time
which accounts for the difference in tho
score. The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01

LANCASTER. PA, May Sl.-(special)-
The Johnny Rebs made their first APP
psarance in Lancaster this afternoon
ana after a sharp engagement with Cap
-.n Wards Maroons were vanquished
l, tr. close score Of 9 to s. Despite the
Iengthiness Of the game, some yellow
fielding and poor umpirins. the uncertainty
Of the result made it the most exciting
contest of the season. The Richmonds
owe their defeat to young Heptng, Ian
casters nedgling. who in the face OF
the most discOuraging support pllcheu
splendidly. The visitors played sharp
hard fielding game. but marred their
work by attempting dirty tactics. stuart
tried 10 kick Madison in the face in be
ing retired in a futile steal. E.berteid
attempted to block LarOcque ana Was
knocked down for so doing and Steel
,rau made an effort 10 knock caught
bali from LarOcque's hands. Umpire
Cline was away OF In his balls ana
strikes decisions. the Cubs suffering about
equally from bis incompetency. Inc
Lichm0uds were unable 10 touch hep-
ting for two innings. but in the third they
opened up on the youngster in lively style
and singles by Elberfeld, Stuart Steel
man. and Lever. and a double by kain
aided Lv three errors. and hit by the
pitcher. nettel five runs. Hepung stead
led up after that, and during the rest OF
the game allowed only four hits. Two OF
thcm-a single by Wells, and Red Nc
Donall's d0uble-came in the fifth inning
ana helped by Buttermore's bad muff'
resulted in TWO runs. The eighth run
WAS scored in the sixth by Lever, who
went 10 base through another error by
Buttermore and scored on Wards wild
throw Meantime the Lancasters were
having trouble with Schoolmaster Lever.
DE was stngy with hits. but very ibe-
ral with bases on balls. In the first six
innings the MaroOns connected with them
successfully only three times. which, with
an equal number Of free bases TO the
initial bag. and errors by Mcdonald and
Eberfeid. Melted three runs. They caught
DIS combination ia the seventh, and on
three singles. two bases on balls. ana
thrc. stolen bases scored four runs The
locals Increased their score 10 nine in
the last inning. and the Reds marched up
for their asst bat with one run less. Bill
stuart opened ausplciOusly with single.
only t0 Doe retired "a moment later ia at
tempting 20 steal Pilceman Harsrove
uelOa0usly famed out. Mcdonald knock
cI an easy grounder TO Ward, who end
30 the game by throwing the red-thatched
chap out at first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01
TILE GLIB STANDING.
REPUBLICANS DISTURBED.
Mr.. Morgan's Point-lIlegaI Congress
ses.ion-Tarin Litigation.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May a.-The
point made by Senator Morgan in the
Senate that the present proceedings in
the House under the rule Of semi-weekly
sessions, with its adjournment for three
DAYS. are unconstitutional, IS giving anx-
ietv to some OF the Republican leaders.
The question was discussed to-day by
several Republican members Of the Ways
and Means Committee. who were in the
committee-room, and two of them eX-
pressed the opinion that Senator Morgan's
view might prove 10 be correct. The
possibility that importers may stir up
considerable litigation over the tariff bill
after II becomes a Jaw, following the
suggesAon by Senator Morgan that Con-
gress 5yuld not be legally in session when
the Senate passes the bill, is viewed with
some apprehension by a minority OF the
committee though not by Mr.. Dingey.
Speaker Reed. it is said, does not in
the least share in the apprehension OF
those who think there is something in
the point. but believes that the House
can fix the days of its adjournment. 1t
IS pointed out that on the occasion when
senator's desired 70 80 TO Monticello, Mr..
Chandler. on Wednesday, moved, and
the Senate adopted the motion. that
when the Senate adjourned on Thursday
II was TO meet on the following Mon
day. and the whole objection made in the
Senate TO the proceedings of the House
were covered in that order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01
WILLIAMSBURG.
s.uaa~-scbooI Convention Adjournss
Contests for Medals.

WILLIAMSBURG VA, May u.-(spe-
c,al1-The first Sunday School conven-.
ton OF the Dover Qapt'sp Association.
which assembled In the Baptist church
here saturday morning. adjourned last
night. ,,.x ~.
essrv socleties saturday night spirited
contest took place for the improvements
medals. which are awarded by these So
rIe,ies yearly. In the Phoenix Society.
II n q Woodson, OF Cumberland. was
awarded the medal for Improvement In
oratory: James Hurst, OF Northampton.
maj for Improvement In debate. ana
Thomas Bawes. of Northumberland. that
Tor improvement in defamation. In the
philomathean Society. NJ. p. Bonnifant.
OF Powhatan. was given the medal for
Improvement In defamation. and nmse
ChItwood, OF Franklin, that for Improve
ment in debate.
The members OF the Kappa Sigma
fraternity have decided not to give =
banquet this year. owing to tho death OF
Judge Henley. Ono Of his sons u ,ee1~
ing member OF this fraternity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01
TILLMAY SUGAR INQUIRY.
objection Ia Democratic Chairman
shin of Committee.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 1.-There
will be an effort on the part Of some
senators to have the Senate Committee on
Contingent Expenses amend the Tlllman
resolution for an investigation Of the
charges that senators have been specu-
lating in Sugar stock, and to have the
inquiry made by standing committee.
objection is made Oh the part of some
of the Republican senators to having the
craftsmanship of the committee go TO a
Democrat. as il would do if the author
of the resolution should be given this
post.
While this is parliamentary practice,
il is not always followed in the Senate.
The resolution under which the inquiry
of 1894 was conducted was introduced by
Senator Lodge, though the original reso-
luton leading up to the investigation was
presented by Senator PETER. Senator
PETER was not given place on the COM
mittee. and Senator Lodge was given the
place next TO the last.
1t is suggested by those who object to
n special committee that the investigation
should be made either by the Committee
on Privileges and Elections or by the
Committee on judiciary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01
THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL.
Every Department Now i'm Perfect
Condition-Goyern Day.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 31.-The
cold weather caused a diminution OF at
tendance at the Exposition to-day, but
tonight the attendance was very good.
Being a bank holiday, large number of
bank clerks from all parts OF the State
visited the exposition, and these, with
the South Carolina editors and accom-
panying ladies, the advance guard of
the Travellers Protective Association,
and the southern delegates returning
from the Railway Conductors Conven-
ton at Los Angeles. Cal. caused n large
assembly OF strangers. In the Woman's
Building. Miss Clara Conway enter
tanned a large crowd with q discourse
upon palmistry.
The exposition. I'm every department,
is working smoothly and June will COM
mence with every department In perfect
condition. The May attendance has ex-
ceeded 10000. es's-
Tomorrow will be an exceedingly at
tractiye day. 1t is Tennessee-Day and
Governors Day. Governor Russell, OF
North Carolina with a detail OF State
troops and his stan. will attend. Lieu
tenant Governor McSweeney, OF South
Carolina, is here, and will represent his
state. and the Lleutenant-Governor OF
Arkansas Is expected. A parade will oc-
cur in which several companies OF State
troops will participate, as well as the
visiting soldiers. Governor Taylor and
stan. In full uniform. will lead the
column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01
WON WITH A HOME-RuS hit.
Hosts Lucky strike fra the 9TH Gave
Nc,xncrt News the Gnmc.

Pitcher Host. for Newport News. hit
home run 10 centre-iield. when three men
were on bases. and won the game from
Pop Tate's team at Broad-s,reet Park
yesterday afternoon.
About $50 rooters journeyed TO the park
iust because a ball game was 10 be play
ed. but they got more than they even
hoped for for quite ball game was
played The locals had everything their
own way until the fdted seventh. when
Host performed the trick Of making a
home run. putting his side one ahead.
The lead was not taken again. though IL
was fought hard for. rhe college men
who assisted the professionals played
like old-timers. and were warmly APP
piauded. ShOlta, Mari, and Tate did very
nice work. but they did not eclipse their
associates. Mari got In home run, and
brought in young Ratclih, who was
perched on second.
Newport News had hard uphill fight,
but they kept everlastingly NJ IT, and
quit winners Host pitched a fairly good
game. but II he had not gotten that
homer he would never have won.
pop Tate played good frst base,
making a brilliant catch of a short first
line foul but he did not get hit.
The score by innings follows:
1234567S9-R. II. T..
pop Tate's ......52 2O0O0O0- II 3
Newport News % 0 2 o o 10 10 =
Batteries: Gordon. Heines, and Ratcliffe;
Host and MCGEE. Monk Law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01

Attendance Large-ElectiOn of Presi-
dent.

NASHVILLE. TENN. May Sl.-Dele-
gates TO the National Travellers Protec-
tive Association, which meets at the
Capitol IN this city tomorrow are ar
irving on every train. and the attendance
will be very large. Much interest Is
shown I'm the election of president, j. A.
Lee. of st. Louis. declining TO again
serve. The contest promises TO be- a
lively one. The 5,OOO-mile interchange
able railroad ticket is the most promi-
nent subject discussed by the delegates
who have arrived, and by the many rail-
road men who are also in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-01
READING SUCCUNBED.
The Athletics Were Decidedly Too
Many for Them,

READING. PA, May a.-(Special)-
Reading succumbed TO the Athletics TO-
day in a wel-played game. Jordan Tor
the visitors, pitched magnificent game
allowing the home players but one MT.
His support was none Of the best. Lucid
was admirably supported. He was some
what wild and gave five free passes 10
first. This was his first appearance win
the Reading club and he was heartily
aDDlaudcd Score.