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SPANISH CRISIS.
Rcupnointmcnt Of CanoNn- Merely
Adinurns u to tno,li"r Ttm".

Rcupnointmcnt Of CanoNn- Merely
tdiourns II to Another Ttm".
New York, June IA Dispatch I" tho
Journal from Madrid Gays Ganovos re
mains prime minister, and this solution of
eousaton here. Premier Cauo,as keeps The
same cabinet ministers. and he also retains
Woyler In office. An impression prevails
tha, weyler Will be recalled az very car
Is date.
senior Sagasta said in an interview; ~
can not understand the solution Of he
crisis, which consider Simply adjourned ~
The d,ssiahrt eonServaivoe consider the
solution sanisv'hai dangerous. Premier
Canovas himself at the cabinet council
foroshadowed the necessity nj giving them
somo satisfaction, limiting at chrngo In
ministers of foreign affairs and the roioules
at an early date.
The general opinion in court circles here
is that Canovas remains In power hrr' i'o
cause he alone supports Governor Gen RAJ
Weyler. TO whom brief opportunity wl
he accorded to give effect to his promise
10 par1y inc TWO 'ahtoih p"Hi"t'' '
cuba in n short time.
Tho queen regent made every effort 70
arrivc at other conclusions. hut failed.
Before Canovas was returned to power on
Sunday no called all the leading senator's
and members Of the chamber Of depniieg
In consultation In regard 10 affairs In Cuba
They Joined with the marshals of the army
In declaring that WeyIcr should at once he
recalled ana some one. probably General
Mnr,inos dc Campos, sent to paeify the is
In
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THREE FRIENDS DISCHARGED.
No Evidence 10 Convict Of FiI'hns-
tering.

Jacksonville. Fla. June I'm tho United
States court Judge Locke today handler
down n decision IN the case OF the steamer
Three Friends, charged with violating the
neutrality laws by carrying a filihusterng
expedition TO Cuba and also as an armed
vessel. disinissing the libel for forfeiture,
In giving the decision Judge Locte said
"The court, in examining the evidence In
this case. fails 10 find any testimony show
ing that the vessel was fitted out and
armed within the limits Of the United
States. 1t does not show she loaded with
arrns and ammunition within fifteen or
twenty miles o, the shore. Tho further
charge that the vessel took OF additional
arms and ammunition ON the Island OF
Nayassa, which is American soil. was not
confirmed by the testimony. 1t shows the
vessel touched this point for short time
hut II docs net show that It did anything
that Is In violation OF the neutrality laws
Of this country"
Three other cases are pending against
the vessel, but they are likely to be dis
missed. as the evidence is much the same
as in the present case. The district attor-
neg will await advices from Washington
as TO what future action to take in the
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sh WSsrn' spoTr@,,slcd by lair in noF'"''''-
2 Doptions: northeast win Mississippi Louis
d, For For h SanSsay FAR; non.aea' winds De
coming east. raxos and New Mexico
GSnera;ly, far; va a11 fa.ilan Territory
.., For % 0ki2 9mTSeeedrd by fair in southern
,S't"rfors variable " ndis,, ,,o,a- Generally
u For Norm AMI south !'l9, IdiS0 @ar@sr
fa var M Nehrs Aka -rhreatenins w'@''e''
variable WINS ,,o,t showers; vaGlahle
winds. "a, and Wyoming --Genera''y
,, tnF ms, to southeast vino nS',nds.
far; eNontana--F Fair: east
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he expressed surprise and said he had not
received the offer.
MIR. Williams was asked what was his
impression of the present condition OF az
fairs In Cuba He replied They are
Just as predicted In my reports OF ludr-
ter OF a century ago. Spain will have to
make concessions the same as Euglaui did
TO her colonies. Tho Cuhaus must be a
lowed to make their own laws and 1.-Two
entire control OF the expenditures Of their
finances"
Washington. June I MIR Calhoun, the
spocial counsel for the United states in the
Ruiz case is expected here tomorrow. In
view OF the fact that tho president leaves
Washington the day following Tor Nash
vile it is possible that Mr. calhoun VIII
be Invited TO ACCOMPANY the party 10
Nasty lie part OF the WAY M least IN order
to afford opportunitw to make Verbal re-
port upon the results OF his visit 80 cuba,
There is no expectation at thr state de-
partinent that any Immediate results VIII
follow Mir Calhoun's rcturn for the prep
ara,ion OF his report az II is doomed best
to publish observations on paper subject to
a congressional calll probably VIII consume
some time.
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state.

state.
A number az officers are after tho
man charged with murder and outrage
nonr E1orcgv.lla.
Thomas Tinsley remanded To tho Gus
toaV OF ihe shsrir OF Harris county by
tho beaumont Federal court
Mnvor l'v was re-ce0e d a, Galveston:
citizens aldcrmauln ticket olec'ed.
n Young man Killed by lightning near
Waeldcr.
Anxiety felt for fishing schooner
which should have reached Rockport Fri
day.
pamngc in Bell county by tho storm is
very great; North Williamson was heavily
visited.
sport.
Houston G. San antonio 4; Galveston o.
Austin J.: Dentson 49, Fort Worth II. Paris
3. Dalia3.
Legislntiye.
Tho governor vetoed forr of mo h1ls
left over ~ The regular session.
The House Substitute fee bill was
psEsed. general appropriation bill was
taken up nnd tho horae measure was sut
sti,uted: the flgbt over the revenue
agents GALAXY wes begun.
The MARKETS.
Co,ton futures 2qS points higher.
Largo shipment or coitonseed from
Houston 10 Temple.
II tho wire rod pool is formed wire nails
viii advance.
General list Of stocks was not affected
by declines in the Changers.
Railroads.
Railroad commission decides 81 would
be 10 the states interest for the Houston
end Texas Central to absorb the Waco
arsi Northwestern and ths Texas Gem
tral,
George Hunters assistant arrived.
Katy passenger earnings On Texas ON
the increase.
Colonel Tom Kingsley and Ellen N.
Notes and personals.
Local.
The city council meeting.
The gas company declines the city's
terms for an EXTENSION OF franchise.
All aha bids for street Improvement
bonds rejected
Election OF officers woman's Press
club.
Tho Cow boy Rangers tender their SER
Vices to Cuba
Death of Mrs. Harriet NJ. carsIh.
commencement OF June term Of crlmi-
nal court.
Interesting services at the crttenton
Mission.
Dick Bowling camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams adopt resolutions
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,p REALLY PRISONERS
s,,tu. of the Pncihcor "e'"''
true together by wesi'r' a,ao,.

Torcther ~ ",, sneoial
chicago, June The Tribune ,nno
on','e dated Havana, cuba, jun
. SAYS spain holds the rural p9pp,',, amps
U III INV ether nation which claims 10
."n ,'.,,,,ed abe does not feed her prisoners
DC ei' rhare Is no means of learning me
OF war ~ ~ concentradoes. The Amer
eSao' c nuI' who has made careful ~ s' GSo
~ resara ooinion places the number po-
The bes 81 S Spr and 900 900 In not all places
twoe ~ avy htsmmed in by the troeha and parn
Az AZ, .I fences as at Campo Florido. nu' '"e'
are everywhere under military suA'''
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TWO TEXANS ATTACKED.


spanish Mariners assaulted Them at
Vera Cruz.
City OF Mexico. June 7.-tspeciaI)
Two Texans v the maine Of
Giy-ns. were attacked by marines
from "a spanish Eunbont now I'm
port nj Vera CruI. The attack grew
aut of a discussion vesprciing .ubn.
soldiers were promptly called out to
auell the disturbance and the Mex
lean authorities acted with conn
mesdabie promptness.
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MR.. CALHOUN HAS RETURNED.
He Learned Nothing New in Regard to the Death Of
DIR. Ruiz.
1t Wi BE Worth Nothing Anyone Very Short Time Aherens
of Both Sides Tell What They Nant to Have Believed aud
Facts Are Hard to Get At

wv mo as special
to
no 10 bo OF
Nc o
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r..,'eh Consulting CnlI,nnn

fn,t ,, Dn, June 7.--Ex- Congressman
J ~D,a,. '''ch of Chicago Is in the city
], csIh , with the special commissioner,
sets Mr. I n. respecting affairs In Cuba.
By 10 An, n.arich declines TO commit him
ny tis way, II is oontiden,ially believ-
y P,s,,asre that he has been selected
Esul ssss Mckinley for the Office Of
sasY. cs .erai to Cuba and that he will
'nsfai Lee before long.
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aN h.Yin,,r' .i VIII meot here three
y tss NiNs,TilroT-The annual convention
e,es,s National Association of FREIGHT
10 be held in this city lodly.
h M skSASIcIsCO--A. Il. Buck Of Gcor-
r 4. newly appointed minister to ia
p "''s ana Will sail today for To-
b sts,e.c lIY. 1owa-Marksmea from
fe,uv ~ VIII compete here today. to
)al ,m,rrl heSt iuv At the regular an
nj OF the 500 Gun club.
nv sA.shi Is Jaoobitcs are I, . state ~
M p-isoislaciion over the wssiing Of
VI Prlncs !, Maria Theresa OF bavaria
fefdinand Plus de Bourbon.
st o. POINT COMFORT. ya.-,rbe Ma..
Mssh,arru 'ters VIII hold their Natioful
zlosiar. 's'e today ali several DAYS
i, ss.,ttNNNATI-Frelght commissioner,
xss b,vs numerical bodies in The Unifed
r. 10 ~ ,heen called 10 attend meet
q eiastio,n NEG here today. to consider
'n conrantoesi leealizi1g pooling of rail-
rpress,, ,CiTY-.A large size ga.heriag
IKE ma :, I'VE BUSINESS men nre here
" creli, N me National convention of
se n tMeh's association witch con
excing I'M, I'M city for three DAYS com
- tomorrow. ""'S
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roDAY's FORECAST.

hi, En-, Colo.-1he American water
taM +. association viii meet here three
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Twenty persons were Killed by THE OK =
plosion Of boiler al Puot,la, Memco.
French clondbnrst was moro extensive
than at frs, IhouRhi. and tho dcsolation
and ruin are widespread
Two Tcxals wrna attacked 10y Spanish
marines at Vera cruz Mexico. for OK
pressing Cuban opinions.
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y ia NSSyTION-The annual convention
Aseals i e. Association of Freight
10 oe held In this city lod1Y.
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|. fFANCISCO-A. d. Ruck NJ c;oor.
4, d ne newly appointed mIn,sIcr IN Ia
u mere and will sail today for 10.
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Continued ON Firth psxcJ
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Observations taken by the Lnlted SAFE
weather bureau at p. IN. 18TH meridian
time:
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n Car bn;SI COMFORT. Va.-'rhe Mas
||ssseh,lon hu,rS VIII hold their Natiorul
|sasiar 'eFe today and several DAYS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-05-01
THE CITY.
&

A. w. Holdrfdge was a passenger for
Clear Lake, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bolles arrived home
on the evening train.
G. B. Kenndy returned from the east
on the afternoon freight.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Sunday. Warmer east portion tonight.
Departures for Sioux Falls on the
morning train were DR.. o. s. Merager
and Mrs. Fred Richards.
Arrivals on the morning train from
the west were Peter Grinager and Mrs.
Norman Tuttle from Howard, Misses
Booher and Stewart from Winfred.
Jas. Boal, of Clear Lake, Iowa, who
has bought a second farm in Lake
county this spring-this time in the
Boyd EeighborLood, returned home to-
day.
A force Of eleven line men arrived
from Minneapolis this evening and will
work a few days here the first Of the
week Transforming the telegraph system
of wires at the depot.
Messrs. Lannon and Cook went to
Sioux Falls to-day to contract for ma
terial for their new brick block corner Of
Egan avenue and Center street. II they
can do better at Sioux City they will go
on to that point.
The oity received $3.50 license money
yesterday from the three saloons that
have been running the past month and
will continue until July l, and expect
500 more from the fourth saloon which
will open up Monday.
The council took no definite action at
its special meeting last evening IN the
street sprinkling matter, it having been
learned that Hubbell Bros. had can
vassed the business men and secured
pledges sufficient to pay not only the cost
of sprinkling but for the supply Of water
also.
Attorney Frizzell is in the city, getting
around on q pair Of orutches as q result
Of a broken leg from a fall while at Grip.
pie Creek. He is likely to remain IN
this country as be is not much pleased
with the Colorado field and it's opportun.
tiles. Miss Ethel is still in Colorado
while Mrs. Frizzell is IN Sioux City.
The long drawn out battle of certain
citizens OF Yankton to put a quietus up.
upon the Salvation Army drum in that
CITY has been decided in favor of the
noisy drum and against the peace and
comfort, OF those complaining. The city
council had passed al ordinance tc
cover the case, but the city's own cour,
decided against it's alleged right tc
silence the drum.
Gen. Shields post of this city will
worship at the Presbyterian church May
%, this year. The Post has appointed
it's committees on Decoration Day exer
discs Of which the following are or
program: j. M. Preston, H. B. Schriner
D. d. Holdridge; Auxiliary, Gen
Beadle, Sups. McClenon and w. H
Dempster. Finance: Chas. Bingham
and John Gilchrist.
Farmers in town to-day report whes
and oats seeding as quite generally com
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Quay Has Many Amendments.

WASHINGTON, May /. Senator
Quay of Pennsylvania has introduced
in the senate a list of amendments to
the tariff bill which he proposes to
offer when the bill is before the senate.
The list is a very long n and includes
a great variety of articles.
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pleted only a few who had much corn
husking and blowing to do this spring
being yet in arrear. The earlier sown
fields are already green and grain is
is growing nicely. Some threshing is be-
ing done and grain is turning out in fine
shape except where stacks have been
built wrong end up. On the whole the
seasons prosnect looks very favorable
for the farmers.
Mrs. Summons OF Huron. president of
the South Dakota Equal Suffrage asso-
citation, writes that she will hold a our
ty suffrage convention in this city next
Thursday and Friday, May 6 and Z.
The first session will be held in the
Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The following subjects
will be discussed: Does the mother
need suffrage? Does the workingwoman
need suffrage? Does the taxpaylng-
woman need suffrage?
At the close of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition, Frank d. Millet, the cele-
brsted artist and journalist who M
present, wrote MIR. H. B. Thearle, as
follows: 1.-The purpose of this is to say
to you that your Company Of jubilee
Singers, known us ThearIe's Nashville
Students, rendered their Southern n,elo-
dies for many days to enormous audien-
oes in the big Festival hall during the
worlds fair, and l desire to indorse
them fully, for they are the best band of
Jubilee Singers l have ever heard" This
company will appear at the opera house
in Madison May IL, under the auspices
Of the ~juvenil band.
At a meeting OF the juvenile band and
a committee appointed to decide upon
the style of uniform TO be used by the
band it was decided to have dark blue
su,ts-coat and knee breeches-with
| sailor collar to coat, and a band cap.
The suits, 43 in number, to be trimmed
in black braid and in all respects to look
quite knobby. The uniforms have been
ordered from Chicago through Grinager
Bros, and are expected to be on hand
for the boys to make their first public
appearance in them at their Nashville
Students entertainment, May II. In
order to give the band the proper en-
enlargement this should be the great
evert of the season for Madison, and in
preparing for it the lads are acquiring a
high degree of proficiency both in play.
ing and evolutionary drill.
Go to G. A. Kelley's for Monarch
can:ed goods and Monarch spices.
Nothing finer put up.
l have for sale a quantity of yellow
roses for new plants.
MRS. A. w. CLARK.
Girl wanted, to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. DR.. j. M. Duff.
Group and ~whooplnR cough are child
hoods terrors: but like pneumonia,
bronchitis, and other throat and lung
troubles, can be quickly cured by using
One Minute Cough Cure.
FRANK SMITH.
Two or three girls wanted at the
Madison house at once.
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BuckHn Arnlca Aalve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
YER Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or nc pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed t. give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by G. H
Wood.
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Order your Ice from the Old Reliable
Madison Ice company. Pure Spring
Water Ice. We can give you the best
o. attention and satisfaction, prices as
low as the lowest, leave orders with J. K.
GEORGE, or Telephone No. ].
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Unconditional surrender, is the only
terms those famous little pills known as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will make
with constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
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THE CHURCHES.
Order Of Exercises In the Different
HOuses OF Worship In the City
To borrow.

10 HOrrOW.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
The pastor, Rev. A. T. Wolff, d. D.,
will preach at 1890 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Morning subject, "a Miracle OF Nature"
Evening subject, ~"Harnessing Steam
and Electricity to the Gospel Chariot"
Sabbath school at noon. Boys and
Girls service led by the pastor at $50 p.
IN. Christian Endeavor at Gas p M. A
cordial invitation to everybody to attend
these services.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERN URIC
Services in the church at 1920 a. m.
Theme, Feed lily Lambs" Sunday
school at noon. Evening services at
7:3O. Theme, "Give, and 1t Shall Be
Given to YOU" The Sunday school will
begin with increased work. Collections
will be taken up for the Synodical fund.
A special invitation is extended to all
the members, old and young, to be pres
ent.
NJ. f. CHURCH.
Morning class meeting at 10 o'clock.
Public service at 1890. Communion
prelude, "The Spirit Of the Crucifed."
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper" Sab
bath school at the noon hour. Epworth
League at 7 p. M, to be led by Miss Mel
lie Hoover. At 8 o'clock. the pastor
will speak on sour Open Saloons
Everybody cordially invited t. every
service. Please note the change in the
hours Of the evening services.
BAPTIST URIC
Services morning and evening. Rev.
j. E. Reynolds will preach. Morning
topic, "Where Is Jesus" Evening topic,
"A Popular Crime"
CHURCH.
There will be no service to morrow on
account OF the absence Of the pastor.
Sunday school at - O'Clock.
Thirty years is q long time to fight so
painful q trouble as pilee, but Jacob
Mitchell, Of Unionville, Pa, struggled
that long before he tried DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, which quickly and
permanately cured him. 1t is equally
/ eff0ctiva IN oczAma and oil Grim ofaot
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Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe
loo.
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House for rent, three blocks from
~postoffice. A. G. SCHMIDT.
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When a cold is contracted, cure it at
once. One Minute Cough Cure will set
you>on the road to recovery in a minute.
1t will cure pneumonia, bronchitis,
Group and all forms OF throat and lung
troubles. y
FRANK SIXTH.
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Place for an Iowa Man.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Pierson II.
Bristow Of Des Moines, Ia. has been
selected for chief clerk of the office of
fourth assistant postmaster general,
vice Chaplin Of New York, resigned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-05-01

Group and whooplnR cough are child
hoods terrors: but like pneumonia,
bronchitis, and other throat and lung
troubles, can be quickly cured by using
One Minute Cough Cure.
FRANK SIXTH.
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IT'S ALL HERE AND GOOD JUDGES
( PRONOUNCE IT A DAISY.

( We are talking to you now about our
new stock of Wall Faper-which was )
! bought very ~close-selected with good
Judgment as to q~uality-and in good
taste as regards style and appearance (
and as for variety and completeness it's
the very best--affording a wide range for /
1 satisfactory selection of the very best
! goods to be found in the market-We be-
lieve you will agree with us that every !
pattern of Wall Paper we show has got
| the value in it--and is worth every cent
of the price asked-Its a line of Wall Pa
pers that will improve on close inspec-
1 ton and will stand by you like a brother !
and you will find we have the price on
every piece just as low as it canb be made
for an honest article-We would be
1 pleased to show you our line and recon-
1 mend that you make your selections now
! while every combination is complete.
FRANK Sr1ITH.
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Two or three girls wanted at the
Madison house at once.
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To Cure a Cold In One D.x

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25 cents.
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Girl wanted, to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. DR.. j. M. Duff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-05-01

l have for sale a quantity of yellow
roses for new plants.
MRS. A. w. CLARK.
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|Away1
easily
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TX
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bfyour
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York.
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Go to G. A. Kelley's for Monarch
can:ed goods and Monarch spices
Nothing finer put up.