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Jacobsen jury Out.

The case of George Jacobson, who sued the
street railway company for damages suffered
by reason of an assault committed on the
plaintiff by the conductor and motorman on
an interurban car. went to the jury at II
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a. N: yesterday. When Judge Willis who
presided at the trial, left the court house at
. p. m. the jury had not been heard from
IN. the event of disagreement the jury viii
not be discharged before tomorrow night, at
the earliest.
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Court Calls Today.

Jury-Judges Bum, Otis, Willis, IS.
Court-Judges Brill, Kelly, n, n, 81
Chambers-Judge Lewis
Probate Court-Judge Willrich. No cases
set
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-12
Institute at Carver.

A special farmers institute will be held at
Carver next Friday to consider sheep breed
ing, feeding, buying, marketing and winter
care. Arrangements have been made with
the following speakers: Prof. ]. A. Craig,
Madison. Wis, Hon. Henry Wallace, ATes,
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JURY AGREED THIS -TIME.

Verdict in the Case of Maria Neu-
jahr VS.. Belize Estate.
rn The jury i'm the case -of the appeal
to the district court from the order Of
the probate court disallowing the claim
of Maria Neujahr against the estate Of
Carl Belize, returned a sealed verdict
late yesterday afternoon The case
was tried at the February term. but
the jury disagreed. The claimant is
elghty-four years of age. Her claim
is based on services rendered as a
hOusekeeper of the deceased.
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VALID FOR FACE VALUE.
All subscriptions Made to the Manu-
facturers' Company.

Judge Kelly denied yesterday the
motion of Lindeke, Warner and Schur-
meier as stockholders Of the Manufac-
turers' company for new trial of the
action brought against them by Re
ceiver Magoffin to collect their sub
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Hot Sprin gs, Ark,

Use the Long Distance Telephone to Mime
sofa, Nc. and So. Dakota cities and towns.
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State of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance.
St. Paul March s, 1897.
/, the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Minnesota do hereby certify
that the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany above named, has complied with the laws
of this State relating to insurance, and is now
fully empowered through its authorized
agents, to transact It's appropriate business
Of Life Insurance in this State for the year
ending January 81, 1898.
ELMER II. DEARTE,
Insurance Commissioner.
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No. Amount. Amount.

Issued during In force
1886. Dee. 81. '96.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-12
Amount.

Issued Dur In Force Dec. 81,
ing 1896. 1896.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-12
Hosiery and Underwear.

Ladies' good wearing Black IN
Cotton Hose, per pair. .... ETC
pairs for SLIGO.
Ladies light weight wool tn
Pants, black, white and gray, AVC
the 81 and $1.25 quality, for.
Ladies medium and heavy ar
weight, high neck, long sleeve LAC
Cotton Vests. ........ 800.
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State of Minnesota.
Department of Insurance
st. Paul, March g. 1897
I, the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Minnesota. do hereby certify
that the knights of the Maccabees, above
named, have complied with all the laws Of this
State relating to insurance and are now fully
empowered through their authorized agents
to transact their appropriate business of Life
Insurance in this State for the year ending
January 81, 1888.
ELMER H. DEARTH
Insurance Commissioners
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Ratb tttr Wattes.

Dor iiber so Sabren i9on murbe
Wfrs. Winslou's Soothing SDrup
BON Milionen bon Mhttern beim 3abs
men ber &inber angeiuenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S6lafe bur6 ba8 Sdreien elites
aiubes geit6rt. bas I'm 3abnen III unb
Dor Sdmer3eu weints Wenn 10, lafie
fofort eine Jlaf1e BON rMrs. Winss
Ions Sootbiag Sprup" bnen. 5eiu
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gs Dirb bem
tleinen 2eibeuben fofort 2inberung ners
i9aifen. 9erlaBt eu9 barauf, Wf6tter,
es 1T tein 3weifel baraber. gs beilt
Opienterp nnb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Mtagen uub bie Nieren, beieitigt Winbs
&olit, ermei9t ben Gaumen, perbins
bert gnt3hnbuns unb fdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. wMrs. Min5lomS SOOTHING
Sprup1 fir aabnenbe 3inber III anges
nebm In Gef@mad unb bas Reeept
famntt bon eittem Der beiten tpeibli9en
Qerate tn ben Ser. Staaten. Go ift BET
allen Srusgiien In Der san3en Welt 3u
baben. Prei8 rs @ents per Jlaf9e.
4auft ni9ts anberes, alS Mrs. WinS,
Ions SDotbingsSprup.
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i'm @arten.9 9iRritt bes etaates. &c.
iunbbeit unb alima uniibertroffen.
8illise 9dnbereien fur ben Jarmer,
Marttsdrtner, Obf. unb 9ieb3h1ter.
Wegeu @in3elbeiten nenbet @u9 on
8. s. Wartin, g. g. a.,
San Nntonio, 8eras.
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Stimnsmn8Sbiln aus Der Gfterreid5is
fdteu Wplfsnertrettaua.

leber ben lGrmenben 0erlauf Der
SiBung bes 6fierreidii9en Abgeorbne.
tenbauies bonn %. Wai bringen bic
@iener Bldtter gauge Seiten braifii6er
0orgdnge, unter Mnberem fpieIt fi9
folgenbe brolise Scene ab. Bei
ieinem NamenSaufruf apimortet Ab.
georbneter S9bnerer: Ob pesl (6ei,
terfeit.) = 8iceprdfbent (entrhhet) !:
Sd bite. mas III boss : Ibg. S96,
uerer: Sd tann bod ensliib ab.
ftimmen. Die 6erren ba briiben (auf
bic &sdte meifenb) ftmmen ab.
pie fie polleu. - 8ieeprdfibent: Sd
eriude ben Ibg. Sdbnerer abauitim.
r1eu.-Nbe. S96aerer: 9ie 0erren
braben iaseu me" unb ~ano"; id iase
.Ob pesl"- 8iee'prdRbent: Stimmt
ber Nbgeorbneie Sd6nerer nit so"
ober ,Nein'2 - Sdbnerer: Sd babe
i6on seiast rOb pesl" - gice.pr1R.
bent: Sd rufe ben Nbseorbneten
6d6nerer 3ur Orbnunsi = Wbg.
S96nerer: Damn bite i9 um bas
Wort gum antrase. bab biefer Orb.
nunesruf in's amtlife prOtotoa
tomme.-(6eitsrteit unb 2drm lintS. }
Rufe: Wenn bas 3i9e6il9e in
@ien lanbesabli6 ift, III es bas @ns.
lif9e au@. 3wif9enrufe beS 4bg.
Or. peBler, Der 3ur Orbnung gerufen
mirb.
6ierau idloB ii6 elm erregter Wort.
ue9iel awii6eu bem abs. ainbermaun
uub benz Intifemiten Abg. Wlitter.
rnaper, In tpsl6en R6 3ablrei6e Nb.
seorbuete mensen. Ibg. Wlitter.
maser: Sd bite, mein 6err. mtns
f9en Sic am gnbe gtmasS Sd bite
mid bod ni6t 3u frsHen! (Rufe
Itnts: Aber nit benz ldBt Mau R6 bod
mi6t elm y abs. S96nerer: Sd bite
mir Rmbe su perf9afen, 6err giee.
BrdHbent! (@roBer 2drm lint8 y -
Abg. Webral: Die Stanbalma6er ae,
b6ren binaus! (Beifau rs1tS uab bel
BEN @briitli9ioSiaIen. -Ibs. Sro:
&ubia, gsrsani'Wsittermap antiIe.
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fen? Oerglei6en tann tur ,Semanb
mir 3umutben, Der unter fali6er
5lasse fegelt.
Sbmobl eritaunt iibsr Die lekte su.
treffenbe 0emerfrn9, permie6 9(ufoerz
mauer porii6tia al bieielbe an5ufniipz
fen. Damn iibermo9 pieoer I}eueierOe
allie anberen Regunsen, unb 10 be-
mertte ct nit erfiiulteltem @lei9natb
nGiellei6t erlauben Sie MIR einen
8lid in bic 96riften. Oils Monifos
Gormuno bitrfte i'd fosar bere6tist
ietn, es ,u forbern. q
.Wie i'd beredtiet bin, SIRE Sor>
oeruns runbues ab3uidlasen. Gber
immerbin: @as i'd benz 6errn 0or<
numb unb Staotrerorbneten peripei9ere,
gilt nt9t fir eiaen Su9enbfreunb unb
8erufsgenoiien, ertldrte bic Bum>
bootmacbtel, unb 9efolst BON Nufbere
maucr be9ab fie iid in Die Gaiiite, sic
ibr ;u9leid) als Sdlafeema6 biente.
Dort entnabm lie eitlem oberbalb hires
gettes nit Der 8lanfenlpanb bereir,io>
ten eilernen Sdrdnfden einen 8le6s
faiten uno ibn Dor ii1 auf ben Slid
ltelleno, offnete iie ibn nit elmer qes
fuinen 6eierli6feit.
.3unddit jog Tie etnen in 5eioen-
papier semidelten @esenfanb berpor,
unb bic 6iille entfernenb, iiberreiGte
iie sufoermauer elm Selsitiid bon Ser
ooppelten @r0Be elmer Mannesfault.
Damn iiberma6te lie i'm nit glideu,
In oenen triumph, Spannung unb per>
teimli6te Surdt lid einten.
Wiit Der genobuten lteifen 60rmlidb>
eli hutte slufbermauer ben Stein emf.
ge9en gsnommen. 9bn 3wii9en BET
5dnoen orebenS, priifte ct i'm aufmerf
lam. 3ugleid pergr0berten feline Gueei
it'd in uniasli9e1n Gritaunen. Sulnle.
mteeer betradtete er i'm BON atlet
Seiten, iitb iiber;eusenb, oaB elm,
anbertbalb .3utl ltarfe, iilbern sldn
;enbe Gr5aoer burd i'm binburd) reidlte
Gublid berlieB elm aildjenoer Sol
bic mad beiben Seiten perlduaertet
Qippen. alle @infel ieines aorpers
5udten ipte in 3weifel, oh iie lid er
meitern ooer perenseru iollten.
rWunoerbar, Wunberbar," Ipro6 e.
Dor ii6 bin, unb bic leste Spur dnBe
rer Sslirbe gin9 in Der beftisen 81
re9una perlcren. g8aS er anfGn9lid
MIR unbeitimmt abnte, oos oerpollitdn
oi9te Die gerse9enWdrtieuns Der I'm,
ftanoe, Sur6 bic ct auf elm tnerbOrtei
Greignib porbereitet morben NOR
y@unberbar! @rltaunliG 1duI I6,
i'd mid nidt iiber Die 6orm Der gbel
uno bic 8eldaffenbeit bes @r5es, il
mnB ba, mo bieie Probe losseidlasel
lpurbe, piel-iebr ptel mebr perbor9e,
ltegen. SD fenne berslei9en.
Tortiebuna folet.
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g0te tit nteSl

Sir bteten einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnune
fur iebeu Sal bon 8atarrb, ber ni1t burd
Ginrebmen bon SaI'8 &atarrb s&ur sebeiIi
uerben tam.
S. 8. Gtenep & Co., eisentb., Iolebp, %.
Bir, bic llntersei6neten, babeu S. s. gbes
neb ieit ben Ietten 15 Sabren setannt unb
baIten i'm fiir bpIlfommen ebrenbaft in allen
@ef4dftsbanblunsen unb finnn3iea befds
higt, ale bon ieiner 5irrna sin9esansenen
8erbinbli4teiten su erfGlIen.
Beft & GrnaE @robbanbeIs. .0rosuiften,
Tolebo, o.
8aIbin8, Rinnan & Marbtn, @robs
banbelS, Drp9uiften, Tolebo, 81.
$all's Ratarrh.Rur tpirb innerli4 seuoms
men uno trirft bireft auf bas 8Iut inb bic
i9leimisen Oberfd9en beS Spftems. 8euss
niife frei berfanbt. preis 75 gts. fiir bic
Glai4e. 8erfauft bon allen Ibotbetern.
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Senneilee Centennial, Naibuille,
yeuueiee.

Yom l. Mai big l. Npbsmbsr 1897.
&ateu pia 5. & g. R..giienbabu BON
San Nntonio finb wie folgt: $3.50
Biqette. limitirt gu 10 Sagen, gum
8erfaufe Gieustaa8 unb Sounerstags.
$25.20 8ilette gut fur 20 Sage !;
$34 35 8illeite galiig bis l. Nou. '97.
8. 90. Stone. W. 6. &igsbp,
Igenten.
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II. 6. Q. GscariiDnsratea.

Wesen Der Mieberpersiuisnue ber
u. 6. Q. in 0albpile, 9enn., tufrb
bic 5. & o. q. ". &. grcurfonsbiIs
lette gum 8ertaufe ausbieten ani 19.,
20. uub 81. Suni fir 10 sage slltis.
Wegen ndberer Snformation iuenbe
man fi9 on ben nddfgeIegeaen Aeeu.
ten ober on:
D. s. 9rice. u. g. g. U.
PaIefine, Seros.
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Wsattbies 8rps. Tleiid,er,

No. 5O7 8 Ofs6ouit nsStraBe,
Jtur bas porausli9fe &inbs, S6af.
unb S6weiuefeif6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges 4albfeiiG.
Nlle arteu BON Wurf. S9inten,
3unge, S6mal3 &C.
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Malt : Nutrine

iotlte In tetner 5amilie feblen f.; es
iulrft erfrtideno unh TT etn pprsiisli,
Dies gtGrtungsmittel. Prapartrt bon
ber Mmbeuier Snih 8retpins Co.,
at. XUutS, Np.
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W}att periuCi1e

baS 2elepbpn amf tuette 9tffana nad3
ben neridBteoemem Gt6Dten OeS gtaa=
tee. 9eeme Gtatipuen tperOen fprt=
tu1bremD errttbtet nuo nenG NerbeHes
rmm9em etn8eftibrt. Wfam frage an
ber @entrnls sStelle radb BET 9etpitnfd)=
ten Mereffe.
Gmbicribentem
fDmmem burdb tbr ei8enee 9elepbun
0erbtnOnnS erbalten.
Q(n6ere
Sur@ bic 2elepbpn StatiDnen.
MI. r, THOMAS,
Siefi9er GeiGGftsfiibrer.
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9. ). Samibt, Soufon, Seras, III
aqeiniger 4gent fur elmer & Mmenns
6e3ept Sso. 1851, tueI9es 8beuma.
tismus beilt. Cine 6Iof9e benefit es.
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geio Sbr DfterS nerb6S oeer Al
sereat2 Damn trtuft
Oyfalt 9autriue

81 jeSer Wfabl5eit. 90 berubtst Sie
Nerreu uuo mad3t Mppetit. pr6pa.
rtrt bon ber 9lnbeuier 8nld, 8rem.
ing So, ct. xuntS, Mo.
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Ser Wsasea famm niht belasen tuerbea

nit sr6berem 1nratb, aIs NIT enem beftts unb bra.
Fti4 ptrtenbeu gurstrmttteI. @uerbtuss beietttst
eine iOIae Mebtsin BerifDpfuns fur ben ansenbltd,
fhst aber bem Darmtanal srpben e&aben gu, tnbem
es benielben entsanbet unb i@wdGt unb CUR Gusfibs
runs ber tbm Butcmmenben GuntttOnen unfdbts
maAt. @an3 peridieben bappn TT Bite @irtuns bon
SOFstter's Masen.gttterS, etuem prompt abfabrenb
aber utemals beftts unb SpnpuIfipnen perurfadenh
pirfenben Tpntc. Die Retntett ieiner tputiaen Sn,
srsbten3en, ietn ansenebmer Geru@, ien wobltbuens
ber GinFub anf bas Gematb unb BITE 3uperTdifisteH
ietner belenben Rraf BET geritppfuns, Geberletsen
unb Opspepfie MAIDEN es gu etnem iebr beltebten
SauSmtteI SO permehrt bte a6rpertraft, berub ist
unb ffdrft baS @erpenfpFem unb peridaTt unsepobn.
ten @ei@mad an benz GFen. Dreimal tdsltd eiu
Wstnslas rru tf nnsefdbr bic Dnr&f4nttts< DOTS.
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mitenI - Nba. Mittermaper: Sic,
meiue 0srren 8esIiider be8 beuti@en
Bottles, sic iDusE rubig ieiul - Ibe.
Srs: Das iiebente 8ebot bei6t: Du
lolR ni6t iiebIen -Nbs. 8oIf: Nu9
teine @emeinbs. OblisatiOnen (au.
baltenos unrube,) Su dbaIi6em Some
sebt e8 meiter. rRubis, 8ismard!"
t6nt eS aus 9rialid ioeiaIer @e9enb
mad 5d5nerer's Ri6iuns, ,Sft mir
eine beioubere gbre!' oonnert er 3uritd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-08
SHERMAN TO VISIT CANTON
Believed He viii BE Formally rendered
the State Portfolio,

Believed He viii he Formally rendered
the State Portfolio.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Gossip con.
Meeting Senator Sherman's name with
the secretaryship of state under the
Mckinley administration took fresh
start at the Capitol during the day. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Sherman has
received an invitation to visit Major
Mckinley at his home and that he will
leave for Ohio within the next few
days. There is little doubt that the
senator will OH this visit be formally
rendered the state portfolio, and the
impression about the senate is very
strong that he will accept. Indeed, it
is asserted that the senator has already
been informally made acquainted with
Major McKinley's desire to have him
fill this important Office and that the
latter has been advised of the senator q
acceptance in the same manner
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-08
TO DEVELOP CHINA.
Cal Brics Admits He Belongs tn q Syndi.
cate-Washburn in 1t. Too.

Cal Brics Admits He Belongs to q Syndi-
cate-Washburni in 1t. Too.
MINNEAPoLIS, Jan. e.-A Tribune
special from Washington says:
Senator Brice of Ohio admitted that
he belonged to a syndicate to secure
control of railroad, telegraph and tele-
phone business of China. He stated
that ex-senator w. d. Washburn of
Minnesota is now in China in interest
of the project. Senator Brice said that
his company had the good offices of the
Russian government, because that
country preferred to see American cap
ital come III to develop Chinese re.
sources rather than to have English
money invested. 1t is also stated that
Earl Lii Hung Chang is exerting great
influence in behalf of the American
syndicate. The capital invested will
be about SIC, 900, 900 at the outset, but
lO times that amout will be expended
after the franchises have been secured.
It is understood that ex-senator Wash
burn is president of the company.
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HOW FAR WILL HE COZ

Question Being Asked in Lundon as to
Mckinley's Silver Policy.
LONDON, Jan. S-Neither the Bimet-
allie league or other silverite organiza-
tions have any information regarding
the visit to Europe of Senator Walcott
of Colorado. who sailed from New York
Jan. z, on the Cunard line steamship
Campania. The ST. James Gazette
says:
Everybody wants to know how far
MCKINLEY means to go in the direction
of doing something for silver. Mr..
Moreton Frewen. however, has discov.
cred exactly what is ON foot. He has
written TO financial daily paper point.
ing out that il Russia means to resume
specie payment she will have to buy
500, ,Oo0, 900 ounces Of silver, and that
tari6 copcessions upon the part of the
United States would induce her to d.
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AETER THE RAILROADS.

Senator Ringdal Would Reduce Fares
aud Abolish the Com missiOn.
!. T. ST. PAUL, Jan. S.-SenatOr Ringdal
has introduced bill providing that the
maximum fare for passengers on rail-
roads shall be 211a cents mile, and for
all classes of freight 80 per cent of the
rate in force at the present time. Due
provision is made for the prosecution
of violators of the law, and the act is
to take effect July /, 1897.
Under another bill and title Senator
Ringdal proposes to abolish the railroad
and warehouse commission and to
place the duties of the commission upon
the attorney general Of the state, au-
thorizing that official to employ all
needed clerical assistance for the per.
formance of the new duties imposed
upon him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-08
IT IS NOT ALLISON
The Iowa Senator Will Not Be
a Member Of Mckinley'S
Cabinet.
Mr.. Allison Arrives in Washing
ton and Makes the
Statement.
As to the Other Cabinet RumOrs
He Is Not Informed, He
Says.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Senator Alli-
son has arrived in Washington from
Canton, where he had two hours con-
ference withPresident- Elect Mckinley.
In answer to inquiries by the Asso-
clated Press, he said in substance that
his conference with Mr.. Mckinley was
of confidential character and there
fore he was not at liberty to discuss it.
AS for himself, however, he would say
that he would not be in Mr.. Mckinley s
cabinet. AS to others whose names
had been prominently mentioned i'll
connection with the cabinet he knew
little. Whether Senator Sherman Or
Mr. Cornelius N. Bliss Of New York had
been or would be offered portfolios, he
did not know. Neither he added, had
he much definite information in regard
to Mr.. Dingley of Maine.
The name of the chairman of the
ways and means committee had been
prominently mentioned III connection
with the secretaryship of the treasury
and undoubtedly he would fill that
position with marked ability, but the
senator did not know whether he had
been rendered the position. The SEN
ator said he was aware that Mr.. Nc.
Kinlsy had a very high opinion Of Mr.,
Dlngiey's ability and fitness for the
place, and the senator was of the OpIn.
ion that Mr.. Dingley's name was now
uudtr consideration i'll this connection
He (Allison) could not, however. speak
with authority, or with any positive
uess. on the subject.
AS 10 the pending Cuban resolutions
Senator Allison said he had not dis
cussed them with Mr.. Mckinley. Fol
his own part, however, he thought
that it would be unwise for the United
States to take any precipitate action il
the matter.
We could afford to proceed with de
liberation, and he thought it would bt
the part of wisdom to do so. The sell
ator said he found Mr.. Mckinley i'll tn,
best of health and spirits, and yer,
hopeful for the future.
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asserted have become the mediums OF
trickery, bribery and fraud. He ad-
vocated instead the direct vote and the
Australian ballot system in nominating
candidates.
The governor urged that the property
of corporations be taxed in the same
manner as other property. He also
urged 2-cent railway fare.
The governor came out strongly
against "the paid lobbyists who infest
our halls ard added:
IF the legislators are not intelligent
enough to give thought and action to
public measures, without the aid of
those who wine and dine, cajole and
fiatter and hribe; at least steps should
be taken to modify the nuisance.
There should be some method of en-
rollment and a fee demanded as con-
dition precedent to the right to practice
before the peoples Legislative jury
Regulation of Public Franchises.
In regulation of the granting of pub
lie franchises the governor advised as
follows:
Reserve the right to nix rates OF
charges; let the construction of plants
be under supervision of the municipal
ity. Provide that no mortgage be ex.
ecuted or bonds issued to greater
amonnt than one half of the cost of the
cost of the plant require the corpora.
ton to file sworn statements of its re-
ceipts and expenditures, certified by il
public accountant.
Provide against consolidation of com.
panies.
Provide that no franchise be extended
during the life of the original grant.
Provide that no franchise be granted
without submitting to vote of the
people
Governor Piugree favored establish.
ment of state board of arbitration aud
declared for an inheritance and an i'll.
come tax.
In conclusion, he recommended an.
nual sessions Of the Legislature and no,
exceeding 90 days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-08
WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS.
Imports Of Cloths In 1898 Almost Equal
to tho Three Years of lS9l-2.3.

Imports Of Cloths In 1898 Almost Equal
to tho Three Years of ls9l-2.3.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The first
speaker upon the schedule of woOlen
manufactures was S. N. d. North of
Boston, secretary, who made state
ment on behalf of the organization.
The association counselled moderation
in fixing rates, requesting moderate
protection, which would enable them
to reopen their mills, but not excessive
duties, and promise of permanence.
Changes were only less evil, he said,
than rates too low to permit competi-
tion with foreigners Other causes be-
side the tariff contributed to business
paralysis, but the prospect of busi-
ness revival brought no promise of i'm.
provement to this industry. Imports
of cloths in 1895 ran up to 40, 900
pounds, almost equal to the three years,
1928 under the Mckinley act.
The largest quantity of cloths imported
in any year before was IL, 24S, 313, in
1892, and the increase in 1896 over the
largest previous year was lat per cent.
The total imports of manufactures of
wool Isl 1895, were valued at $50, ,3l9, 600
foreign value. The duty paid value
was $50, O,OOO,OOO, about one-third the
value of woollens made i'll the mills Of
the United States i'll such year as
1890, and equal to about one-half the
domestic product in 1895. The United
States has enough machinery when in
operation to supply home consumption.
These impOrtations at low valuations,
he said, crowded upon sluggish mar.
ket, broke down the domestic manu-
| factures, while the foreigners so over.
did the business that they too suffered
from the reaction. No recovery of the
market seemed possible under the ex-
listing tariff The cause was that the
quality Of the goods was falling, SO
that the unit of value, pound of inn
ported goods, fell from 80 cents in 1894
to 50 cents in 1885,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-08
North hNestern Flour Output.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 8 According 70
The Northwest ern Nj llier the -four ',ut.
pui here last week was 1885 Lurie.s,
against l1O,3ij barrels the week before.
and z54, $50 III 1895. At Superior and
Duluth the output was 5000 barrels
last week, 81 200 the week before, and
$3.50 i'll 1890. Foreign inquiry was
brisk but local trade dull.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-08
Killed His Brother.

GRANITE FALLS, Mimi, Jan. s.
Word of another murder case in this
county has just reached here, and the
sheriff and the county attorney have
gone to Candy to investigate the mat
ter. Martin and Austin Olson,
brothers, got into quarrel and Martin
was killed by Austin.