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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30

A German newspaper asserts that
about 80, 600 Of the inhabitants of Ber-
lin hear considerably better with their
left ear than with their right. This has
been observed in continually increasing
measur for Is years. When the cause
was sought for, it appeared that those
who are thus affected are frequent users
of the telephone. The listening part Of
the instrument is generally held in the
left hand and put to the left ear, while
the right hand is often used in taking
notes, etc. In the cases observed the
subjects heard the slightest sound
through the telephone with their lett
ears, but could understand little or
nothing if the instrument were put to
their right ears. 1t Us therefore con.
cluded that the telephone has an appre-
Gladly stimulating effect on the auditory
nerves, and the recommendation is
made that the instrument be used alter
natcly at the right and left ear.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
GRAND LODGE DEFEATED.


Deo;sion Rendered OF Interest to Knights
of Pythias.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 80. - Koerner
Lodge No. 8, Knights Of Pythias, of
this city, has won a victory over the
grand lodge Of the order in the supreme
court Of the state. The decision of the
Marion superior court was reversed.
The grand lodge had secured a decision
in the lower court approving it's action
in taking from Koerner lodge its char
ter and depnving 1t Of its property.
Koerner lodge had adopted q resolution
to secede from the grand lodge because
of certain action taken by the supreme
lodge requiring that all rituals and all
work Of the order be in English. The
claim Of the grand lodge was that the
action of the members of the lodge
tended toward q dissolution.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30

Sales ranged at ta.oo0Si 10 for bssvss;
a. Is al. ~ for cows and heifers; q. LOG
40 for Texas steers; $Alo0A 10 for stock
ers and feeders
SHEEP Market easy.
Receipts: Hogs $1,000; cattle, 5000:
sheep, $40.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20
loS No PRICES.
WHEAT-January, 73c; May, 7isSo;
July, 7lHc; September, 7OHc.
CORN-January, 23Ac; May, 241c;
July, 25sc; September s65Se. =
OATS-January, 1870; May, 1914; July
l9c.
PORK January. H.75: Nay. s7.6a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
GOOD COMPLEXION

comes from good digestion and good health,
and these often come from the cure of con.
stipation by DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
7. B. Stone, Esq, of q, Marshall street, Hart.
ford, Ct, writes: DIR. Pierce's Pellets, were rec.
commended by a ~neighbor who thinks there ID
nothing like them. am subject to acidity of the
stomach and indigestion. AS soon a: feel it: or
have eaten too heartily, take a Pellet or if I
find that my dinner or supper does not act right
I take one pill. A good many pills that I have
taken cause an unpleasant feeling all the next
day. or a weak gone feeling that the Pellets
do not cause. They seem to straighten me out
all tn: ough the system without tearing me up
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
The Three Friends Case.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The attorney
general has applied to the United
States supreme court for a writ of
certiorari to bring the case of the
Three Friends" one of the alleged
Cuban flibustering craft, before the
court. The court di. ected the attorney
general to bring the matter up on
Monday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
Cleveland Will Sneak.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-The presi-
dent, accompanied by Secretary La
mont, left Washington in a special car
over the Pennsylvania ut IL O'Clock for
New York. He will deliver an address
at Carnegie hall, on the occasion of the
semi-centennial celebration of the New
York Academy Of Medicine, of which
his physician is president.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
Indian Herds Suffer.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, S. D., Jan. 3d.
The late storm has caused suspension Of
travel and intense suffering and death
among the Indian herds. If the storm
continues a week longer rs per cent Of
the stock on this reservation, owned by
Indians will surely die.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
N office to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of william harrington, deceased; No
tree l. hereby given by the nndt rsiyn.d execu
trix Of the tetnte Of William Laiiigt'n n, de
ceased, to the creditors Of atd al persons hsv
ing elaine against the said cecessed, to exhibit
them, with the neceseary yone here, wihin3 toni
mot tbs after the fret publication ofihh notice
to the raid executrix, ut the city OF Madison, III
the tcoui ~ Of Lake, South Dakota.
Dated Madison, =. D., Dec. 81, 1896.
SARAH LARINGTOS,
Executrix Of Z Q estate Of Vim. Lsringtup,ade
ceased.
d. d. HOLDRIOGE & sen, ~grvg
Attorneys VI Exccutrix.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
Trude Not a Candidate.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Attorney A. s..
Trude, who has been prominently
mentioned as the Democratic candidate
for mayor at the coming spring cleo
ton, has written a letter in which he
positively declines to be a candidate.
He strongly endorses Judge John Barr
ton Payne for the position.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
Instructions tn Thurston.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 3O.-The senate
has adopted by a party vote the joint
resolution directing Senator John NJ.
ThurstOn to vote for any measures
favorlng free aud unlimited coinage of
silver at = ratio of IL TO |.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30

What do you bring, New Yeart

What do you bring, New Year,
1.-TWO bill collectors hereD
What eace-what joyf
That's Jones' errand boyD
What do o bring, New Yesrf
What do you bring, New Ycarf
IN bar the door, l swearD
What hopes fulfilli
tAnother Christmas blllo
What do you bring, New IearH
What hope, what joy, what cheert
my, hut those goods were dcarD
What wreaths to bind the brow
THAT coal bills coming now
That's what you bring, New YearH
Atlanta Constitution.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-As the result
of a misplaced switch. ar engine draw.
ing a train Of empty cars collided with
a loaded passenger train on the Brook
Ign elevated railway and six persons
were injured, two perhaps fatally.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
LATEST MARKET REPORT.

Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20
FLOUR-Dull and dr. coping.
WHEAT-No. Q spring, 72c; No /
Northern, 76Kc; May, 741o.
comma g. 1870.
OATS-No. . white, lSL@l9Lc.
BARLEY-No. z, $50; sample ON
track, 25H0 SIC.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
Duluth Grain.

Duluth GFAIn.
DULUTH. Jan. 20.
WHEAT-Cash No l hard. 1870; No.
! Northern, 1870; No. . Northern, 1910;
No. 8 spring, 66h @6sHc; rejected, 4sH@
eiIc; to arrive, No. l hard, 1910; No
l Northern, 74Xc; May No. l Northern,
1870. i
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 80
WHEAT January closed at 1890;
May, 72Hc; July, 73Kc. On Track
No. / hard, 74sc; No. l Northern. 721to;
No 2 Northern, 70Xc -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

81. Paul Union stock Yards.
SOUTH ST. PAUL. Jan. 20.
HOGS - Market slow and &c lower;
yards cleared early; quality good Range
of prices, %. l092 ~.
Market armer ON stock
cat9le: butcher stuff barely steady.
Sales ranged at $2.25 q - 25 for cows;
q. 95 ga 20 for stoc kers; e3.26 90 80 for
steers.
SHEEP Market steady. Muttons, "a. 100;
lambs, t,.50@425.
Receipts: Hogs, %; cattle, $50: sheep.
100; calves, 26.
Chicago Union stock Yards.
.'. CHICAGO. Jan. 90.
HOGS-Narket active and firm.
Sales ranged at tS.Se@3.65 for Light;
eA.S0G8 .x5 tor rough; $3.50 $3.50 for
mixed; o8.So4S.E7K for heavy.
CATTLE-MArket steady.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-30
statement

statement
of the Madison Building and Loan Association of
Madison, f, outh Dakota, for the year ending Dec
ember 81, 1876:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
TnnPnfnue.

Ser Acknowledgements 9olman BON
Snbidna 1T 9onnerfao Ga9mittdg, 5 Mtn.
mad 2 ubr, na6 neutrality-suspicious. 8rant9sit
in ieiner Wo6nunG in @aI6ington geitorbsa.
Die &ranfbeit, tpelhe Ie;nen SOB berbeifu6r=
tie, mar Menin9itis, @nt3iinbung Der Riidenz
martsbuut. Oas 2eioen mar our9 einen SAT-
9erbeigcfi1rt iporoen, ben oer8er1torbene Mnz
fdngs poriger Wohe in 5olge zines S4pinz
pelanfaleS erlttten 6dtte.,
SbeOoor 6aDemeper, 8iceprGitbsnt Der
uNmerican Sugar 3efinerp Company" beren
8rdioent Iein 8ruOer Senrp 6apemeper lit,
TT Montag Weor9en UNI bal6 Drei llbr in 1et@
ner Wo9nnng in SEEM Oort getorben.
@r 4pdr Dor ~eini9en 3agen BON ct. Nugu=
Tiin, Nitsn uno SIo point Comfort 5uriids
getebrt uno batte Ii9 burA ben pl0bli4en
8l;mapehIel cine @rtaItung 5~uge3ogen, gu
fpel6er f6lieBfi9 Elm fhperer Nnfaa BON
Grippe bin3utrat. +
9aoemeper mar MitglieO Der 6irma Sc
briioer 0dpemeper uno Der Stem PORTER Gez
nerol=Gonful fir Se iterrsi4zungarn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
Sawinenfur3
Ge1terabrii1tHe.

Nm Montag Mbenb Tim 8 1t6r
Is Minuten lit in Beprid Der Soma
@etreioeipsi4er bOGtdnbig a5ge6ranut
un6 Der 8erfuft Der Sonia Gfcbotor Com
panb betrG9t 100000. Der @pei6tr psr@
no6te 100000 8uI6el 5u fallen uno mar
in 1888 nit einem &oftenduflpanbe BON
$4,000 erri9kt norpen. @r mar fir
$4,000 berii4ert. gtpa 100000 8uf6el
9etretoe i'm @ert6e BON $4,000 ipuroen
berni6tet. Der 8erluft lit bur9 8eri6ez
rung gebedt. @lnBer benz 9pei9er iinb 30
Sit Observation-Disclosures berbrannt. Der ltrs
iprung bes 5euers lit un6efannt.
Sn Dem 20 MsiIsn n0rbli6 bou
8in9hampton, g. g., eelegen.n @hif=
nep's Poiut brad am Sreitag fri6
aus unbefannter 11ria1e Elm 6euer aus, msfz
DIES gigent6um i'm Mertbe bon $250,0Oo
3erftDrte. Die @erft9erung nirb auf $780,
600 angegeben. Inter ben a6gebrannten
@ebduben befinbet ii9 bas 8ea9 9ouIe unb
oas Quid 0Oufe, bic 8~aptiftentir9e, Die
Office bes r@bittep potnt Gsporter" tnb
cine groBe Nn5abf 2dben un6 Sffiee3.
9us Senan 0puie in Burlington, MaH.,
Elm 6iitorii9 6o6interefuntes 9ebduoe, 1T
5rettag Na6t inSlammen ~uufgegangen. 9as
@etpan 6ouie mar in Der 9ef6i9s als oua
Do6nbaus befdnnt, in peI6em sSobn 9anz
cod unb Samuel QOams. am 10. 4pril 1775
mad Der S6la9t BET 2erington unterfrnft
fanben. Sine 9roBe Nn3abl alter &sliquien
1T BEL benz 5euer berbrannt. Sepal uab
feline 5amilie retteten NIT tnapptr Not6 ihr
2e6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
MurtIetuno BON Der l. Sette.i

Sabre, fangen Die atlantiT9en Nusfubren an,
eth fpenig 5u5une6men, inbem Tie 1,190,329
&uibel, Mebl eingei4lOhen, b~etrdgen baben
gegen 1885, 764 i'm lebten Sabre, ltnb tpGbz
reno bret WD6en 3,588,170 8uI9el ge9en
3,453,679 i'm Gebten Sabre. Qber Die groB.
3unabme mar in Belf9forn, oeiIea preis
faum in Die 90be eegangen 1T, p6lpo5l att
lontti9e Nusfubren 4,189,146 8uibeI fir
bic @o9e unb 1O,221,151 8uIGel fir brei
Mo6en b~etragen baben gegen 1924 1872 i'm
lebten Sabre. 8ereits fino bic Qtsfu6ren
fir bas @rnteiqbr UNI 100000 9ufbel
9r0Ber g~epeien. al8 utlantiide Qelsfuhren
bon @ei5en unb Me61 unb biirften bdlo bi.
geiammten @usfubren bon Wei3en uno Mebl
BON beiben &iIten iiberfteigen.
Su Der berflofenen 8ode Iinb me5rere
gilennerfe in 8etrieb geieBt norpen, be-
7pnoers in Gifenble9 unb troboem Iinp bic
preiie BON 8o6eiien unb unfertigen 8rpbut=
ten niebriger, tnOem Die Na6frage intmer
nod Dem 8orratb .ni4t glei6tommt.
Gtli6e 8aummoQenfabrifen BADEN 'bds
Gnbe Der ftipulirten @ini6rdntung bes 8sz
triebes erreidt, un0 felt ben I%uftipnsperfGltz
fen iinD etti6e gebIei6te @aaren cine 3leiz
nigfeit in Die !@0be gegangen, u1ein tpirtlibes
&cufen 1T ni9t i'm 3unebmen begriffen unb
gebrudte 3euge befern it6 ni9t. 8ertGufe
BON WpQe baben fi6 5umeift auf aus!dnbi=
f6e Waaren be5Ogen, inoem 8erid)ts bur9
Gintreffen BON 9uantitdten oeI6lpelt .tourz
ben, bic oor GINGER 3eit p~ertauft ipGrDsn un6
bic Ginfu6ren in Bolton pGbrsnD Der Mp6e
BADEN $4,000 8olen b~etragen. Sir Die bret
1auptfG6li6iten Stdbte BADEN Die 8erfdufe
:34,036 800 pfunb in bret WodeIl bstragen,
torbon 20,21,3 300 PfunD ausldnbiI6e MAJ
rem gegen 15,9O6,100 in 1892 einf6tteBli9
7,574,0G0 ausIdnbtider. Nber Sa6ritanten
rldden faur1 irgenb pel9e YefdGFie uno
8efieQuagtn BON Wadren beiiern 1t9 is1t
menig, ousgerpmmen fir etpas Before @orz
ten Waare1.
SanFerotte.
Die 3a6l ber 8anferptte ipd6tenb FER
Do9e bat 218 in ben Ser. Staaten 6~etrugen
geeen 238 i'm lebter1 Sabre iro q in Ga
rubd gegen A I'M lebten Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28

longen. Mu5 9rittI9zGolumbia iiao flint
gig japuniifs afbeiter un9etommen, Tim in
Gqlifornien in Sbitgdrten unO auf 5armen
Gef1dftigung 81 erbolten.
Ser GinfDanoerungsco mmiIdr priiit iebt
ben 8eri9t, ponad bic SSupuner als Som
trdttarbeiter bergetommen Iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
Der 8aufrdnber Kelly.

HUI QuI pQS DpH OLQiteL = (SLtuVptll DtlJc@
braate neue 8epei5material.
Der Gaufrdnber Kelly.
SSo1ep6 6. aelp, Der tir5li9 in Montreal
ber6aftet tpuroe, legte9i euItag ein9eItdnoniB
.ab, in peI9em er it6 Der @rmorbung De3
8anffa1Iirers 9tidnep in 5omersport6,
sc, s., fdulpie befonnte. @r ae=
1tanb, iopobl ben Morb ais aud
ben ganfrdub oeriibt uno feline 6elz
fersbelfer gebabt gu babsn.. Gr bebauptete
iibrigens nit alfer GntidieDenheit, baB ,er
bur9aus ui6t Die 2(bt4t gebabt babe, ben
8~aiirer um5ubringen, Dab er es ieOoh babe
tbun miifen, neil oerleIbe i'm erfannt BABE.
Na6bem er ben 3afirer our6 Sdldge auf
BEN 8opf gu 9oben gei6lagen babe, babe er,
als Der 8erLebte Dem 4nfdein nad ipieoer
gum 8epuBt fein at fommen i6ien, DemIel=
ben our9 MeHerFi1e ben @draus gemadt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
HfrhrehEn.
Gin SbeufaI.

SfODr Weber erf3oB am Moa=
tag in Retp gorf fem pierid6riz
gss S08ter6en Soiie unb jagte f4 Oaan
fei6ft cine augeI in ben t@4d6st, bic ieinen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
Jnplitcksf1ue.
Sobnunf4ae

1ngefG6r 3pet Meiten 6ftli6 BON Bear
Greet, MOnt,, fubr am MOntag
Wtorgen Der 0fli6 gebenbe pu1az
gitr3ug Der @reat Nort6eru : 8ahn ii6er
cine 5erbro6ene 8abn16iene. @or benz 3uge
befanben ii9 3pei QofomotiDen, unb ais Der
3ug gegen Die 8erbro6ene S6iene fieB, braz
9en 0ielel6en bonn uge lOs unb i~tiiraten ben
fteilen, 8abnOamm binunter. Die cine 2ofoz
motibe ro1te ettpa 3peibunbsrt SUB tief unb
Die anbere ungefdhr fiinf3ig SUB. @uf Der
eriten 2ofomotiDe befaHben fid Der f2otoz
mottbfibrer Smith un0 Der 6ei3er 5pgdn,
unD ouf Der 3Deiten Der 2ofomotipfibrer
@9utt unb Der 9ei5er Barr. 8einer bon
ibnen Derlor bas 2eben, aber M1e ~ertitter
i4Dere 8erIebungen. Nls fi9 bic 2ofonloz
then bonn s3uge losriffen, tpurben fofort bi.
Guftbrtmi EN- on9eiebt, 10 oaB Der 3ug plOBz
lt6 gum 9alten ge6ra6t murbe,
Sin 3ug Der Detroit, @ranD 3apibs &c
Weferr" z8abn coIioirteW ontag frii6, nett
"li3 Oom8abnbofe pon5 South 2pon, Mi6., mit
einem 6ubrperte, nobur9 0arrD @Iarf, Elm
SObn bes Observation-Disclosures
s. g. @fart, unb 6rduIein Gdra6 5ifber aus
gpitlantt, tpel4e fi9 BET 8etannten gum
9eIuAe befanb, ibren fOfortigen Sob fanben.
6rdlIein @theE SUIT, So9tsr bes
8antierS glei9en Namens, purbe 19per am
rebten 6uBe Derfebt,
Sawinenitur5.
Cine md6tig. Canine bat i'm eagle gtiDer
GanDon, bret Meilen peitIi9 bon
Reb Stiff, goGifornien, ben Der
lut bon Meni6snle6en CUR 5o1ge ge6a6t.
8ronf 2arscalpe unb @rne1t &emp iinb toot
unO i6re 0ei4en ~gefunOen, aber man Dermuz
tbet, baB nod bret BerIonen unter Der
S9neemaffe begrdben lieger. Der 2atpinenz
itur3 fonO Bel Der CRUDE 6iqblunO Marp auf
osm Serge @irarb, gsgsntiber Rod grsst,
itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
Der fol Grdmer.

Ser @ouDernsur bonn Stadte @ai6z
ington bat auf Grapfe1lung 5es
&r3minalri4ters Dem gum Sobe berurt6eil=
ten @rdmer einen 9~otd9igsq Nuff6ub bepil=
ligt. Die @mpfebtung bes &i4ters sriinOets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
rl1us bdnocu.

8idter Sample in Barton, ST., bat ben
@ntrag uuf einen neuen PrO5eB fir Sreberid
S9eamau, dlids Sreberid 9urtman, abgetebnt
uno Die 9%inri6tung bes @erurtbeilten auf
Sreitag, ben IA. Mai, angeiebt, Sartmau
befanntGi6 lebte Wode i6uIoig %befunoen
tpor6et, am 2. De3br. b, S, bic 5ru1 Weibfs
0ebbes unipeit Siblep, Serb GountD, in
ideuBGi6iter @eiie ermorbet 81 ba6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28

fi6 auF bas pom Grdmer's 6reunben beige
braate neue 8epeismatetial.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28

4m MOntae Mbenb purben in
Cincinnati, ObiO, spei dGtlihe 5rauen
in i6rtr Mobnun9 BON bret 9du5ern
iiberfalen unb INN @ertbfaAen inn @etraqe
BON $4,000 beraubt. Sci 6rau &roGa9e, elmer
Na6rfdgertn an Beit Hintbz5 truBe, er79iez
men bret Mdnner, pelne lih angebli9 tpo6rz
iagen laffen DOllten. Wdbrenb Die 5rau
bei3dftigt mar, ibnen bic 3ufuhft gu nerz
fiinoen, tpurbe tie BON etnem Der Wfdl1ner NIT
benz 8eDolper nteOergei6lagen; barauf tpurbe
lie gebunDen unb g%efnelelt unb griinblid i'm
ibre 0iamanten unb anbere S9mudfaden
gum senannten 8etrage beraubt, Cine atte
6rau, cine 8srpanDte, tpel6e ben 2Grm gez
bort battle unb in 8olge befien in bds 3immer
fam, rpuroe iofOrt biz our 8epuBtlofiefeit
sem%iBbanoelt.
5rou &rOlage unO lire @ertpanOte TinD
I1tper oerlebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28

uugenblidGi1en Sob herbeifii6rte. Me6er,
Der fart benz Srunf ergeben mar, mar Dor
feds Sabren BON 5ennefee uah Baltimore
aefommen, po er 2end 0iibner beirat4ete.
@r 6~ebdno,Gte feline 5rau 10 idIe6t, baB DieIe
i6m IdGieBli6 bas 6aus perbot. Mont1g
tebrte er 3uriid uub ba Die tleine Spite geraoe
i'm 8egriff NOR, 3urS4ule 81 gteben. erbDt tr
fi6, fe Od6tr 81 begIeiteu, Soite's groBmutz
ter sab ibre @intpiligung oa3u. aaum hats
ten bic 8eibsn Ods 9aus oerlaflen, ais We6er
einen GeOolber 5og unb erit bas ainO, 0ann
fi1 ielbit tootI9oB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-28
Sanferotte.

Die 3a6G ber 8anterotte iod6renb FER
8o6e bat 218 in ben Ser. Stoaten 6etrugen
geeen 238 i'm Iebten Sabre nro q in Ga
naOd gegen A i'm lebten Sabre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
POLE TROLLEY PATENT VoID.

Cireait Court OF Appeals Holds That the In
vention In Covered by n Former Patent.
The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
for this circuit handed down a decision yester.
day which practically declares invalid the pat
emit granted to Charles J. Van De Poole OF Chi
caeo on April IL, 1893. under which the General
Electric Company has recently sought to collect
tribute from everybody who made or used q pole
trolley.
This patent was drawn In such broad terms
that 1t was believed TO cover every method by
which a practicable connection can be made be-
tween q car and an overhead trolley wire. In
which the trolley wheel presses up against the
wire. Trolleys with the wheel running over the
wiro were tried before Mr.. Van De Poole made
his invention and were afterward abandoned
Is unserviceable. II the Van De Poole patent
were finally sustained 1t would give the General
Electric Company and the Westinghouse Com
pany q strong hold against all competitors In
opIhttinR trolley roads;
The action in which the decision has Just been
rendered was brought in January against the
T., by the Thomson. Houston Electric Company,
the real owners Of the patent. A temporary in
junction restraining the Hoosick Railway Com.
pany. from the further use of the devices
patent was secured from Justice Coke Of tina
United States Circuit Court for the Northern
District OF New York.
The appeal was founded principally upon the
patent dated April /. 1890. In which all the dc.
vices covered by the later patent were fully set
Iorth. and that In consequence the later patent
was void; This contention seems to have been
sustained by the Circuit Court OF Appeals. for
the Injunction. OF Justice Coke Is set aside.
Inc case Will probably be appealed.
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MILITARY orCLERs IN HI MUD.
They Arrive at Greenport. L. l.. AFTER . Hard.
Wet Journey.

They Arrive nt GreenpOrt. L. l., AFTER . Hard,
Wet Journey.
GREENPoRr, n. Y, July 22.-After a journey
full Of discomfort Company f Of the Eighth
Regiment of New York city arrived at this
place this afternoon on their bicycles and took
up quarters at NJ. Claudios's Hotel on Main
street. Wet and bedragglcd were the men, and
their uniforms, wheels, and requirements were
covered with mud.
A hired attendant with hose and oil soon
MADE the dirty wheels look presentable. The
men. having eaten, went out and bought dry
clothing and by 6 O'Clock they were soundly
shimbering in their blankets about the floor Of
their headquarters.
Capt. T.. Z. Lyons and Sergeant D. Z. Frost
told the story OF their trip throurh Long Island
since their departure from the armory at
Ninety-fourth street and Park avenue, New
York. on Sunday afternoon at 4 p. NJ.
Barring the puncture Of one tire and the de-
struction of two rims few accidents had oc-
CURED and none OF the men were Ill, but Capt.
Lyons says that he has never endured such a
trying trip as the present one. Camp will be
broken here at 2 O'Clock tomorrow morning,
when the company will wheel to Cold Spring,
/. l.. from there TO Oyster Bay, and thence to
Long Island city.
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e. s. DEAN CO.'S HIDDEN CASH.
Acknowledgement Hears That u salted Aw,
Its Observation-Disclosures Appointed.

Attorney-eeuera Hears Thnt u saitea Away
uus 'Assets"-Receive Appointed.
Justice Russell OF the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed John s. McMaster and Welton c. Percy
anciliary receivers for the K. s. Dean Company.
bucket-shop stockholders, formerly Mt IS Broad
way, on the application of Attorney.General
Hancock. Their bond was fixed at So, 900. Mr..
McMastcr was appointed receiver In New Jersey
on April 80, but has not been able to take pos
session Of any property Of the company In this
State.
The Attorney. General in his application stated
that information believed to be reliable has
come into his possession that there is a large
quantity Of funds belonging to the company
secreted ana held by persons not entitled thereto
within this State. which of right ought to go to
the creditors OF the company. and that n receiver
amount OF money thus secreted and the place
were not disclosed in the application.
The Attorney-General recites that the COM
pany in course of its business received from va
rious persons large sums OF money pretendedly
to invest 1t, which sums aggregated millions OF
dollars, and for which II has never accounted
to the owners, who now seek to recover the
money or have 1t refunded out OF the assets of
the company.
An affidavit was submitted to the court made
by Frederick Z. Turner, who was the general
agent in charge OF the Western offices of tho
company. to the effect that while he was acting
as general agent 800. 600 WAS sent through tho
Western offices to the main office in New York
for investment. aud little, II any, WAS ever re-
TO the company The papers in this application
were served on Samuel Keller ms the managing
agent OF the company on the Goth inst. at Sara
Deputy Sheriff Lipsky would like to get hold
OF some OF this secrctcd money on the attach
ments which he has in his hands. He has re-
Ceived vague hints about the money, but moth
Ing definite to act upon.
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The BurEiars Feast ana Rine with LiEhts
Abiase snd In sight or the NeiEhsers-pis-
turbed nj One House. They Take TheiF
Lunch Over to the next and Ptntsh u.