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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09

Lien writing October 8, says: The First
regiment band is conceded on all hands
to be the finest in the islands. Begin
ming next Sunday evening it will give
weekly concerts at the pavilion on the
Lunetta-where the Spanish artillery
band used to to give concerts that at
tracted thousands to that beautiful
drive.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09

Pipestone Star, >: Late yesterday
afternoon a young man named Clay Veal
who says his home is at George, s. d.,
fell from a lather's staging in the new
Mackay block "a distance Of % feet to the
floor. He was picked up unconscious
and taken to his room at Mrs. LOOMS
boarding house. Medical aid was sum-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09

A cough il not IKE =, coulsss
not have to run u crr'" naIly Fs1
it quickly and eiis IVA best rev.
Minute Cough Cure the eese's
all ages and for the mo ,,se lt'sea
We recommend it bec CooGSV1
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II DA1LY'LEADER
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1898.
K OF
TO ADVERTISER

THs DAILY LEADER makes q special feasnre OF
furnishirg 'nformation concerning the advantages
aud RESOURCES Of the city OF Madison and OF she
state Ut large emitting IL TO the patronage ofAd-
7~er.isers Of every class
j. T. STAIIL. Proprietor.
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FRANK SNiru

WNNK OMTTH,
n.ahy u household IL saddened nv
henth because OF the failure to keep on
""no " SAFE and absolutely certain cure
: or group such as One Minute Cough
See that your little ones are nro.
tected against emergency.
Cook l. ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09

Soothing, healing. cleansing. De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve 10 the implacable enc
my OF sores, burns and wounds. 1t never
fails to cure piles yon may rely upon it.
Cook s. ODEE.
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D. McGILLIVRAY

."Rss digestion and assimilation per
!oc,' Wakes new red blood, firm flesh
ana Done. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea will do. 81 cents.
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moned at once and q careful N
ton revealed the fact that no bones
we're broken but his left shoulder was
dislOcated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09

one Minute Cough mo-. Y
That Il what u
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-14
CHICAGO MARKETS


Chicago. Jan. l3.-WeaknesS was again
the most obtrusive feature Of the opening
proceedings in the wheat pit May was
for il little time at 90na9,sc against t0ssH
9aIse at The close the day before. lntfe
Were substantial Reasons Tor the opening
decline The livcrposl market was sid
lower TO begin with and little later,
and still before trading CONNIE need mere,
the decline had deepened IL a loss 81 from
Iisd to 1i2d per centals
Paris was somewhat lower at THE op H
ing. The explanation of the extreme
weakness at Liverpool was that Argen-
tine was Offering wheat very freely. Lon
don also cahled that cargoes on passage
were very weak. rise OF t4c per bushel
that followed Is minutes Of selling was
partly due to fear Of complications with
Spain. After this business was very ilgdt.
The closing quotations from foreign
markets gave Liverpool resting al from
sd to Ia decline. Paris Hour unchanged
for January and 10 centimes higher for
Narch-June: wheat 10 centilnes lower tor
January and 10 centimes higher Tor
March June. Some buying orders from
members Of the bull clique changed the
complexion OF the market in the last hoaf.
May had declined to aec. but it was weii
supported ut thai figure not only by the
Letter crowd, but also by the shorts. iht
market rose 10 aoasmaoaae closing al sttec
Corn was firm. The range of prices WAS
narrow May closed shade higher
Oats were very uull. May closed IN
changed
The provision market was dull. Figures
showing IA heavy Increase in packing foi
the week had Il bearish influence At tn,
close May pork was 1iae lower. May lars
1iec lower and May ribs 5lac lower.
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Financial Cabisgran.

New York Jan. 13.-The Evening POST
London financial cablegram says: FRONT
taking caused a general reaction IN the
stock markets here to-day, notably ~
stocks which have recently risen rapidly
Americans, after a reaction closed strong
and the general outlook continued faNof-
able.
The weekly statement of the Bank o.
England shows that the CON and buti'oh
increased el65. 900, although f6Sf,en net
i'm gold was exported for the week nav
ing returned from home circulation ana
from Scotland. The decrease OF Albto' oo
In other securities shows the maturity
market bills held by The bank, the efttet
of which is also shown In the decreas q
81 100000 In other deposits The reset Ns
Increased gSee. U00 Details OF tAc gold
movement for the week show the export
OF Coco coo to Argentina, tlnnv 70 ESSpl
and El7eeo To Peru and the receipt o.
seCO0 from Paris and G1i9ah from soath
Africa No official announcement nj w4s
made OF the G1oo 100 in gold sent Etstet
day from the bank 10 Egypt and II Was
not generally known,
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News Mining Stocks,
Metal Quotations Wool Pricas and
Movements and Pro-
duce- Review OF Trade.

<aw York Jan 13.-The stock market
was nnder more or less pressure to-day
an account of the news from Havana.
There was heavy realizing at times ana
some aggressive attacks by the bears
number of large operators recently on
the bun side changed their views an1
sold stocks to-day and the impression on
the market would undoubtedly nave been
much more serious had il not been TOT
the remarkable strength and buoNaheN
OF several of the Nanderbiits. rms
strength arrested the liquidation afd
steadied the market and the dcci ne
which followed was not large. even wheh
these. stocks themselves reacted on nfoat-
taking The declines AT the opening were
checked also by the execution OF commas
sion house orders, which had accnmu-
lated over night. These were the pfihci-
nal causes to neptraize the undoubtedly
serious view of the situation IN Havana
and lis bearing OH the relations between
The United States and Spain which is
held in Wall street. This was no reason
for the attack on the Nanderbiits except
rnmors of Il change of policy of admins
tration looking to All Increase III diNi-
dends The grangers and the recent spec
Native fayorites. Union Pacific and the
Northern Pacific suffered from pfohl-
taking.
London sold in this market-with view
10 taking profits on Yesterday put-
chases or owing to dsuuiet over the Ha-
yana incident. was not quite clear. Ne'
changes in prices generally are on the
side of losses,
Dealings in bonds continued large
j though in somewhat reduced volume hho
marked gains were shown by some OF tht
j biph Grade bonds Total sales s3,5ooGo0, I
new IL coupons were i lower bid amt
the Us ~ lower.
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He REGRETS IT.
German Arrested for Knocking Down a
school Teacher.

SShoot
Great Falls. Jan 13.-G. II. Gorham
was arrested this morning and brought
before Justice Burleigh upon COM
plaint sworn out by A. J.. Wairath, I'M
der the special statute against disturb
ing the peace OF any public meeting or
school 1t seems that the other day
Gorham, who is an engineer on the
Great Northern, and who resides on the
West side went to the school house,
raped at the door. and on being add
mitted, proceeded To apply various cpl
thets to Wairath. who is the principal
of the building. and wound UP the per-
Torrance by knocking him down. such
conduct goes in backWoods districts IN
the East. but in Montana 1t is punished
by q fine of not less than S10 nor more
than 500. Gorham realized what he
had done. and In the evening went to
Justice Burleigh and desired to plead
guilty to a charge Of disturbing the
peace. The justice refused TO allow MN
| to do so. and to-day Walrath, at the
advice of the president OF the schooi
/ board Ransom Cooper, swore out the
! complaint.
Gorham was anxious to plead guilty
| and nay a fine, the maximum II that
was set by the judge, but through a
misunderstanding the hearing was de-
| layed until Saturday morning, when re
is cited to appear. 1t is said that
President Cooper will push the matter,
| and unless Gorham appears before the
/ school and makes an abject apology,
| will have q second warrant. charging
him with assault and battery, sworn
| out for him. Gorham is ordinarily a
good citizen, but inclined to be some
| what hasty in action. The trouble
arose from correction applied to his
child whom, il Is said. he had advised
| to resist any attempt on the part OIL
the teacher to correct her.
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original owner wealthy. The people OF
the Judith and of Great Falls Will re-
joice IL it proves that Meadows man
tie has fallen on Mr.. Woodbury's shoui-
ders.
L. G. Phelps left last night for Salt
Lake After his business is transacted
there he will go TO Chicago. Those who
are supposed to be IN his confidence say
that the trip is for the purpose of Sc
curing control of all of the Gilt Edge
property which, up TO the present time
has seemed hopelessly involved in legal
complications and disputes over title.
The same people state that his original
investment was about $4,000 and that
he has not only pulled out that sum,
hut has made considerable profit on
his plant. Moreover. the further state
rnent is made that his anxiety to sell
his water plant in this city Is based on
a desire to obtain a large sum of cash
to invest in the Fergus county mines.
It is positively known that while he has
been working the mines he has made
weekly shipments, each amounting 70
$500 or 81 600 which would indicate the
truth of the above reports.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
Peter Peterson Ground TO Pieces in the
Coal Chutes ut Glasgow.

Great Falls, Jan. 13.-The following
dispatch was received at this office to-
night: Peter Peterson of Minneapolis.
employed on the Great Northern coal
chute at this place, was instantly killed
Wednesday morning while welding the
steel buckets that carry the coal. This
part Of the machinery had been thrown
out of gear for several days, and was
thrown back in running order by one
OF the men working on it. but they
failed to notify John Hoffman. VINO was
operating the engine, and he started the
engine 10 load some coal. II. u. Melby,
who was working in one OF the buckets
near the main hole. jumped for his life
and escaped injury. Peterson was in
stantly killed. being crushed to death
between the buckets and the chute.
The coroner's jury found that the de-
ceased came to his death through ms
own carelessness.
A second terrible disaster on the
Great Northern line is reported from
near Summit on the coast extension.
The details are still more meager The
report simply states that man III the
snow pillow crew fell into the rotary ana
was ground to bits before the tram
could be stopped.
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Live stock.

Chicago. Jan. l3.-cattic-Sale were on
u basis of S4n 80 for common 10 medium
lots OF steers, $i.15M5 for good to choice
shipping beeyes and s.. iom55n for fancy
cattle: the bulk of the cattle sold nj
81 35Fi5 10. Fed Western steers sold any
where from 81 to $3.50, few going ~
high az s.. Stnckers and feeders sold
mostly at $3.S5df35. prime feeders were
neld at 81 i0ff4 30 Some prime native beef
cattle sold for s5.30M5.io
Hogs-Hogs were lively ~ an average
advance Of 81 Hogs sold nj an extreme
range OF So. 45n3. 10 the bulk going ~ H. %
qt3.1o; pigs. $3.a5d3. 10.
Sheep-Shepp Were wanted Ut $3d3.ao
for inferior to common up To siss5Hi. 80 fer
good to choice fioeks and lambs were IN
demand 1t $4u4. Is for interior 70 fair.
There was Il better demand for light
weight sheep than FOR heavy weights.
YearlinRs sold III 81 .3on4.1i
Reeeipts--Gattle aeon. hogs = Mo.
sheep, L 800,
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Infringing smnlinnA.

Great Falls, Jan 13.-Dr. A. +. Long
eWay. president of the boaru of health.
received a dispatch from New YORK.
stating that party of six Italians
with assorted names had left that city
with Great Falls as their destination.
They were passengers from the ship
Southwark, which had case Of small
pox on board when it arrived. The 1tal-
ans have not yet reached this city ana
il is likely that they have been quafan-
tined somewhere along the road.
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STATE or ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO. g
LUCAS COUNTY,

:
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he Is ne
senior partner of the firm of i. J. CHENEY d TO-,
doing business in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid and thar said firm VIII pay tn1
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
evely case Of CATARKH that cannot pc curea y.
~ ' = FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before and subscribed In my
nresence this 9th dry of December, A. u. 1850
~ A. w GLEASON
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken internally, ara
acts directly on tha blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for Testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, .
Sold by druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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OTHER AItRhff>.
Omaha Iiy. stock.

Omaha Jan. 3,-Gattle-Reeripis, A4n
lii nd Market strong. Native beef steers
r. sDa4 so. Western steers $500 40
Texas steers. sld3.s5. COWS and h.ifets. y
al. 10. Gamers s2m2.so stockers and feed
ers So 6Da4. so calves. s4a6, bulls and
stays S.. SOFAS IA.
Hogs Receipts 1000. Market - higher
Heavy. 81 456t3 81: mixed s. i5ft3.5l. hsht5
81 s54,a 90 bulk nf sales ST 4aff3 20.
Sheep Receipts. 2.a9o head. Market
steady. Fair 10 choice natives. s.. ,pH ! 70.
fair 10 choice Westerns. 81. o0n4.2 =. son-
mon and stock sheep s3M3 80, limbs. sptt
+
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NOT THE SAME DOGS.
Pete smith will Have Charge OF cargo
IF Dogs for the KIondike.

IF Dogs for the KIondike.
Great Falls, Jan. 13.--Ffom time 10
time during the summer there We're re-
ports of the loss of valuable dogs. Ihes
disappeared mysteriously and could not
he found nor have they been found up
- the present time A strange feature
of the matter was that the dogs We're
usually of a large breed, number OF
them being ST Demands, and most OF
the others belonging to some OIL the
other big-boned varieties. In NoNeth-
Der r ". P. Smith, called Pete ps
his friends. the fun-loving president o1
the Great Falls Athletic club announced
that he was going to the kiondike. He
was young, strong. accustomed TO
roughing il and to hard labor AS ne
put it there was everything Tor MN TO
win and nothing TO lose. lie TOOK the
benedictions of numerous friends ana
LETT. Later it was learned that he had
been put in charge Of a large cargo or
dogs to be shipped to Dyea and there TO
be sold or used in neutrality-suspicious.
ever would bring the most money.
Almost instantly a vague suspicion
entered the minds of the bereft Dog
owners that here might lie an expia-
nation of their losses, and some OF lheni
not being very well acquainted with
Pete. called at the police station TO see
/ If a man could not be sent out TO en-
1 anime that pack of dogs III Poftiaha
and possibly bring back their house
| guardians. To-day Sid A. Willis OF this
city received letter from Pete which
will allay all OF these unjust suspicious
He has the pack of 30 dogs which
/ Charles Stanchiield Of Helena puf-
chased last summer in the country north
Of Winnipeg and over which there was
so much trouble in Helena between
Stanchfield and the express company
| Pete has 80 tons of freight and With his
dogs and six companions expects TO start
soon from Portland.
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.. W o. Hardman, when sheriff 81
Tyler county. w. Va. was al one time
almost Frustrated with a cold. He used
Chambertain's Cough Remedy and Was
So much pleased with the quick relief
and cure il afforded him that he gave
the following unsolicited testimonial
ITO all who may be interested | wish TO
saw that | have used Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy and find il invaluable Tor
coughs and colds. For sale oy afus-
gistE
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New York Mining stocks.
Money Market.

N.w York Jan. 13.-ciose: Money On
can steady at 213s. per cent. last loan,
~ per cent Prime mercantile paper, "a
a. Der cent. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills az
q = lar demand and 81 sglsa4. S2a4 for 80
DAYS. Posted rates, 81 s3nA .sslz and 81 so12
ass. Commercial bills. s4.S Silver GER
tificates. s7s. a5Stac. Mexican dollars
4s1.c. Government bonds weak. state
bonds dun, railroad bonds strong.
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the Missouri river and about four miles
up the river there is herd OF about
20 horses and cattle, which have been
left in an enclosure with insufficient
food or water. and in consequence are
very weak The sheriffs office viii
make inquiry into the matter to-mor-
row. The bearer of the news says mat
some of the horses are SO weak that
they stagger as they walk.
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Tax List Completed.

Great Falls, Jan. 13-The clerk and
recorders office has completed the tax
list for the year just passed, ana II
shows that the total of the taxes de-
linuuent. state. county and school. is
only $4,000. The delinquent city taxes
have not been computed, but will fail
under Sc, 900 This shows that taxes
were paid on all but about per cent OF
the property in the county, which, IN
consideration of the circumstances, is
considered a very good showing.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour.
bull and easy 40. spring wheat s5a
sGl2e No. J spring wheat. soasoe. No
red. 9osa4ela4e: No : corn 26ssa2ie' No.
oats. &c No. white, {. .. b.. 1otsc. No,
!, white. +. Q. H.. 24n25e; M. rye. li.se;
No barley (, o. b.. 21lsa36I4e, No, ] ilaN
seed 81 .lSis0i .; prime timothy seed
Se.77l. mess pork Der barrel, - aon9. w.
lard per lD0 pounds. - ~ short ribs
sides loose. $50 la dry suited shout
ders boxed 4a,m5c; short clear sides. box
Cd. ST SD4i4 30: whisky. distillefs finished
Ronas per gallon. SIZE.
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Great Falls, Jan. I3.-Thomas A. Far
rell. arrested last nisat on rirst ave-
nue. south for disturbing the peace hy
beating his wife. pleaded guilty N the
police court this morning, and MAS fined
$40 and costs His wife IS trying this
evening to rustic the money
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Great Falls, Jan. 13.-While al work
at the silver smelter late last night,
Alex Redmond was seized With what
was probably an epileptie i'll His fell
low workmen noticed his strange ac-
tions and asked the Columbus hospitai
to send down the ambulance. He is
now resting at the hospital and Will
praba bIy recover
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An Amended Complaint,

Great Falls. Jan. BIN the case Of
Howard Crosby against Cascade conn-
ty, an action to recover for services
performed in transcribing the records
Of Meagher county and involving about
81 900. the district court ordered that the
complaint be amended within 70 days.
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Exodus to the klondike

Despite the warnings of those who have been
on the spot and predict suffering in the Klondike
region thousands of adventurous Americans are
vending their way thitherward All of them
should be provided with hat medicinal safe
ruard Hostetter's stomach Bitters which warns
and nourishes the system, and prevents malaria
rheumatism kidney trouble. besides remedying
liver com plant, dyspepsia and cons tipation.
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san Francisco. Jan. l3-sprlng wools-
Nevada. lini8c. Oregon. 126il4e. FaL-
Southern coast lambs. 7dSe. San Joaquin
lambs, 1Isc northern lambs. Hare.
mountain lambs IDGiI2e: san joaquin
plains. 14qe: Humboldt and Mendocino.
l4Sf15+
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In MINING CIRCLES.
Promising Working on the Old Spotted
Horse Mine at Maiden.

Great Falls. Jan. 1S.-Reports from
Maiden state that the workings on the
old Spotted Horse mine, the mine of Nc
Adow fame, are very promising and
that L. $. Woodbury., the manager for
the iessees is daily expecting to strike
rich pocket like those which made the
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Ir.n..l1a ,tals,lleIt.-

Washington Jan. 3.-To-das.s state
ment Of The condition % the treasury
shows. Available cash balance. sSz9-,l-
So. gold reserve, s161. ss2.57s
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changed at sa0c bid and C asked Lead
a,Iiet al 9 .s2lsI3. 6711c bid. The firm thar
fixes the settling price for miners ana
shelters quoted lead at $50. Bar silver
a-a,c
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iln.tnI, stnehs.

Boston jan 13.-Oregon Short Line.
zais. Boston & Montana. lJis sntt" x B9s-
tau
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-09-03
Excursion To Ikot sur,nrs,

THF
On September 10th, the Fremont, Elk
horn & Mo. Valley Railway will have
another special low rate excursion to
Hot Springs, So. Dakota. Tickets will
be sold from Omaha, Missouri Valley.
Sioux City and all points on the i. E. 4
NJ. Y. and s. y. s P. R'y at the low rate
Of m fare for the round trip. good for
thirty days. Rate from Omaha, s16.4O;
Mo. Valley, $685.; Sioux City. $14.8O.
This Is the moot delightful time Of the
year to visit this famous resort, where
the nights are always cool. A trip to
the Wind Cave and the top of Battle
Mountain, a swim in the large Plunge
Bath. the fine scenery, etc, will more
than repay you for your time and the
small outlay. On Sept. IL. 10 and ID,
the Hot Springs Gun Club will hold
their Second Annual Tournament at Hot
Springs, s. d., open to all amateurs,
Here is a chance for a good time. Write
to DR.. G. W. Hargens. President. Hot
Springs, s. d., or the Undersigned for
program or other information. Take
your vacation now and go with this ex-
cursion. You will never regret it. Re
member the date, Sept. 10th. For sleep.
ing car reservations and further par
tisulars cali on or write, j. H. Gable. I.
P. Agt. r. Z. & NJ. Y. Ry Denison. Iowa.
J. R. Buchanan, Genl Prss. Agt. +. +. &
NV. Ry. Omaha, Neb.