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The herald., 1898-03-04
THE RATE SITUATION
SHOWS NOT THE LEAST SIGN or
IMPROVEMENT
DEMAND FOR DIFFERENTlALs
Insisted On by the Canadian Pacific
and Refused by the Western
HoGds
Associated Press specia, wire

Associated Press Special Wire
CHICAGO, March a-Ths western roads
declare that in consenting to meet with
the officials of the Canadian Pacific in
regard to the rate situation, as suggested
by General Passenger Agents Roberts and
Daniels. they have in no manner changed
their position in regard to the differentials
demanded by the Canadian Pacific for the
reduced rates made by that line. They will
meet the rates made by the Canadian Pa
cific. and any further reductions that 1t
may make will be met by them without
delay.
Rate clerks Of the western roads were
in conference today, preparing new sheets
showing the reductions In rates made in
consequence of the transcontinental rate
war. The general passenger agents have
completed their arrangements In the mat
ter and have made their arrangements for
applying the reductions through all the
available gateways.
NAMES IT'S TERMS
MONTREAL, March 3.-In reply to the
many published reports regarding the ac-
tion and wishes Of the western roads, the
Canadian Pacific railway officials an.
nounce that they will not change their
present policy unless all the Ol0 rates are
restored and they are again allowed the
differential which they were allowed up to
the time when the rate war began.
CARRIED IN BOND
WASHINGTON, March SIN view of
the numerous inquiries by members Of
congress and others, and the increasing in
terest in the subject. the treasury depart
ment has prepared a comprehensive state
ment showing the amount Of domestic
merchandise of the United States
which during the calendar year 1887 passed
through Canada in bond from one point In
the United States to another. The state.
ment shows that the law authorizing these
shipments is in no sense local in it's ap-
plication to points on the Canadian from
tier. On the contrary, It Is shown that
every state and territory In the union has
contributed to the totals in one or both
directions.
The amount Of domestic merchandise OF
the United States SO shipped during the
year is shown to have been 5.351 $50 tons
requiring for its transportation 49, ,S75 cars
The merchandise is classified as follows:
Agricultural products. 2.O90. .s74 tons; ami.
NAL products, LIZA ,156 tons: products oi
mines, 66S.761 tons; products of forests
29o ,S67 tons; manufactures, SA,s0O tons
miscellaneous, 2S0.173 tons.
The amounts Of mercha ndlse shipped
from the following states and territories
The herald., 1898-03-04
THE POPE ACCLAIMED
On the Twenty-First Anniversary Of
His Pontiflcate

ROME, March 3-The pope today re-
ceived in separate audience each member
Of the diplomatic corps accredited to the
holy see, who called to congratulate his
holiness on the twenty-first year of his
pontifcate, which opens today. The pope,
wearing the triple crown. arrived in the
Sedia Gestatoria, surrounded by the usual
guards and other officials. The galleries
were occupied by the members of the sa-
cred college, the diplomats, the Knights of
Malta and the Roman patriarchs. Cardinal
Vannutreri celebrated mass. and at its
conclusion the pope intoned the Te Deum
and pronounced the apostolic benediction
There was an immense congregation pres
ent and his holiness was warmly acclaimed.
The herald., 1898-03-04
Which Is fuiy Ihree-quartefs less thaa 0fglaal Price
Also 200 Silk Blazo Slumber Robes in every color 0E
fine oriental effects suitable for cozy corners 1ON
Special Attention Called to Our Great Sale d Linen
Suits and Skirts TODAY and Saturday
sEE NORTH WINDOW DISPLAY SATURDAY,

are given In tons: California, 50sS: Idaho.
2se; Montana, 5o9e; North Dakota. s1ss
Oregon, mss: South Dakota, 7sl: Utah. ~.
New Mexico. %es: Oklahoma. 80.
A PRIVATE PARTY
PHOENIX, Aris., March a-D. b. Rob-
inson. president Of the St. Louis and San
Francisco railway, formerly president Of
the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix road.
arrived in Phoenix this morning. He has
been touring Mexico in his private car.
with party Of friends. They leave tomor-
row night for California.
RAILROAD EXTENSION
SAN FRANCISCO, March a-The Nc
Cloud River railroad is to be extended this
year. This railroad at present starts from
Upton. q station on the Southern Pacific.
two miles north of Sisson. and runs In
southeasterly direction twenty miles TO
McCloud station. 1t climbs over the south
ern spur of Mount Shasta. The Intention
IL to extend II to the town Of Alturas. In
Modoc county, q distance Of nifty miles.
When Alturas Is reached It u not improb-
able that q connection will be made At
Husanville. in the same county. with the
Nevada, California and Oregon railroad
which runs north from Reno. In that
event 1t would form cut-on line for busi-
ness between Oregon and Nevada.
RAILWAY EARNINGS
MONTREAL, March 3-Canadian Pacific
railway earnings for the week ended Feb
ruary q were SS77, 900. an increase Of $4,000
over the same week last year.
ADEAD RAILROADER
CHICAGO, March &-Thomas b. GAult.
at one time general agent Of the Wabash
system, with headquarters at Omaha, and
brother OF John C. Gault. the railway
mssnate. committed suicide today 81
shooting himself The deed is attributed
to Temporary illness.
THE REID RAILWAY
ST. JOHNS. N. F., March 3.-The gov-
ernor. Sir Herbert Murray, acting undertn-
structions from the colonial once, signed
the Reid railway contract today. thus
breaking the deadlock.
entered into with Mr.. Reid Is one to build
q railroad across the island and to work
the entire railway system of $50 miles for
fifty years. receiving subsidy Of $500 acres
Of land per mile.
Mr.. Reid pays 100000 now. which be-
comes 100000 at the end Of the period.
When tho colony takes the money the con-
tractors representatives will take the
railroad. II he should make default In
carrying out the contract during the perl
cd. both the money and the railroad are
forfeited to the colony.
Mr.. Reid purchased st. Johns dock for
$780, 900 and the government telegraph lines
for $125. 900. He also undertakes to build
seven mail steamers to ply In the great
bays. receiving subsidy of 100000 for
thirty years.
Mr.. Reid secures certain coal areas which
he agrees to work, as also pulp and lumber
mills and copper and other mines, being
protected by dollar duty to be imposed on
imported coal. Furthermore, he contracts
to build an electric railway In st. Johns
and to pave the main streets in the city for
&l4e. 900.
The herald., 1898-03-04
ON THE TURF
Tod Sloan and the Gentlemen Drivers
on Hand

On mana
SAN FRANCISCO, March a-The fea-
ture Of the days sport was the riding Of
Tod Sloan, who piloted the winner In every
one of his four mounts. The fog rolled
across the track and but little Of the last
four races could be seen outside of the
finish. 1t was lucky for the spectators that
the fog did not obscure the view Of the
start In the gentlemen's race, for the al
most frantic efforts Of the amateur jock
eys to get their horses to face in the same
direction at once caused great amusement
The last event was taken by Geyser, the
gray horse Paul Grggs giving him quite
an argument and Sloan was forced to give
the Corrigan crack couple OF slashes
with his whip at the saddlihg paddock.
Weather fine; track fast. Results:
Three and half furlongs-Ach won, Ra-
civan second, Odd Eyes third; time, ~.
Six furlongs, selling-Fortunate won,
Valencienne second, Highland Ball third
time, 1:14x.
One mile, gentlemen riders-Alvarado II.
won, William OBJ. second. Walter j. third
time. 1:4o.
Five furlongs-Trolley won, Bellisco Sec
ond. Pat Murphy third; time. 1:01N.
Mile and an eighth, selling-Satyr won,
Palomacita second, Red Glenn third; time,
1857.
Seven furlongs-Geyser won, Paul Griggs
second, Mercutio third; time, 1:28N.
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, March 3.-Track mud
dy; weather cloudy. Results:
Six furlongs-Hugh Penny won, Treopia
second, Irish Lady third; time. lis.
Seven furlongs-Liewana won, Battle
dore second. Harry Lee third; time, 1885,
Mile-Nannie LIS Sister won, Jamboree
second, Robert Bonner third; time, 1:49%
x.J@ W.. n
Millican second; Fanessa third; time
1:33%.
Six furlongs+Halton won, High Test sec.
ond, Stanza third; time, 1:39.
Seven furlongs-Tom Kingsley won, Joe
Shelby second, Wolford third; time, 1:35.
The herald., 1898-03-04

So .s.'.a :s..| -, 1, ~ =. !:
Douthwick, New Yorks DlSV1rt, 2(eW yef-
~: esIIsvey; New Hszz.Alrs! us:as-
ono; Whi(e. North paroli6e: wilbur. Sew
york and Wflliaua. pennDtlvaniA-
The following Democrats voted agninst
the motion: Allan. Nisgissippi; pnvia,.
Louisiana Flower, Georgia: Hinrichsen.,
IAnois: Howard. Georgia; Love, Nissis-
sippi: Ogden. Louisiana: Taylor. Alabama; !.
Alabama. and Young Virginia.
At ass p. m. the house adjourned.
The herald., 1898-03-04
To Cure = Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money If 1t fails to
cure 25c The genuine has L. B. @. on each
tablet.
The herald., 1898-03-04
Sued for Damages

SEATTLE. March 3.-The Nippon Yusen
Kaisha company today sued the steamer
Hueneme for $4,000 damages sustained by
the steamer Riojun Maru. with which the
Hueneme collided recently.
The herald., 1898-03-04

English Cretonnes, Satin Velours. Dam
suitable for pillows, chair and small d
inches, 1890 inches, $3.50 inches.
ranging in price from. m................. Each
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
DEATHS SUN MONS
Comes Suddenly to Hugh @. Murray
Esq. His Last Day in an Earth
~ Court.

The death last evening OI hugh ~.
Murray, Esq. ut the residence OF his
father, Col. X. A. Murray, in this city,
was not only q sad surprise to the many
friends Of the family but a terrible shock
to the immediate members OF the house
hold who little thought that death was
SO near when the grim messenger called
him hence. Mr.. Murray first complained
OF feeling i'll THURSDAY evening and did
not go home, spending the night at the
house OF DR.. $. Wooley who prescribed
for him aud did what he could TO assist
him. Yesterday morning he was able to
get about though far from well. but was
extremely anxious to attend a case IN
which he WAS interested in court. Dur
ing the day he became worse but insist
ed on appearing in the case IN the after
noon and was taken 10 the court house
IN a carriage. where he gave testimony IL
the..case OF the state against \. NJ.
Gregor, from 1 TO > p. III. Tie WAS great
~ distressed ut this time, being scarcely
hcte W SKcdh duu "hS - W.
veyed to his fathers residence at the
west end OF Main street Here he rest
Ell in an uneasy coalition though not
such AS TO greatly alarm his mother and
sister who were the only ones at home
with him up TO $ p. M, when he quietly
passed away. Neighbors had just been
1lol 10 NJ Shia f,upa md Nh. nfhar
members OF the family arrived quickly
but it was hard TO persuade the grief
stricken mother and sister that the
son and brother was really dead. Mrs
Murray had been suffering from another
burden OF grief in the death OF hel
mother on the l4th inst, in Chicago, anC
many friends in tins community vii
sympa,hize deeply with her and hel
family in this double affection.
Hugh Cameron Murray was born al
Rushford. Mimi. January "A, ISL. ane
came TO Madison. in lSS3. Here h'
studied law in his fathers office and wa.
admitted TO the bar before the suprem.
court at Pierre III October. 1894, sine,
which time he has practlced law an'
held the office OF city justice, being elect
ed to that office two years ago. Ii
February. 1895. he was married to Mis-
Kate Harris. OF Appleton, Wis. wheI'
Mrs. Murray now happens to be ~visitln,
her parents. She with other relatives a
, IA distance were notified by telegraph las
evening Of the sad occurrence. Hi
brother. Q. . Murray, Esq. had LEI
Seattle on the 9TH inst, for the klondik
5 country and could not be reached. g.
3 sister, Mrs. Hollister. lives at Gran,
/. Forks, and until some OF these are hear,
, from the date Of the funeral cannot b
announced. The other member RS Of tn
family at home besides the parents ar
the younger brothers-Walter an
Z Arthur, and a sister. JEANNE. Mr.. Mul
. raw was "a very companionable man an
" IN a public way will be much missed l
:. the city. Besides occupying the Office G
y city justice he WAS also u member OF til
tire department and the order OF tn
l.. q. o. +. Fuueral announcement wi
be made later.
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The CITY.
LOCAL. IkNR.t11UE~.

BE-. { ,,ry shipped carload ~ hogs
Chicago today.
l.. Williamson Was nn cas'IoIng
49,. ..r TINS morning.
i.r Jones and Sieuosrapher Highly
.rn.d 70 Sioux Falls on the Ii u. III.
s..
h.ay ksuuciy came down from Brook
+ college Yesterday TO spend a Few
j. d. ZONE.
L. | :. simpson went To Wentworth
eyeaals. pulpi,s with Rev. W. +.
Gap tomorrow.
i Meeting Il the general fire depart
J.. III. be held this evening. All
5~E- are requested to be present.
seventy live couples attended
aart-.l4es" iiremens dance last
l's and put IN an enjoyable night.
r. Dora NauDorcn closed her school
= Richards district Friday and de.
-. Sioux Falls. Her schoo! II
rs again IL SIX weeks.
F~tfi.ia"- OF the evening tram We're
L.alaL md Geo. Cook from Sioux
hts. \. T.. Clough and daughter
L.. tom Chlcago. aud Rev. W. +
lataf Wentworth.
Us ","n!ue VII occur one OF the best
@E'tA'Aents that has been given III
'',ot for "A long time. Miss De Eta
r., oa" Il the most popular humer'
Traders Of the northwest. will give
eA'"fhanmeni, assisted 10y Madiso,
e-.ra
"!-s4N iiebekahs went on the specia
"a las eienlng from this city to How
4''r'niAlns shortly after 1 u. IN. to
Lucy We're met by u brass bant
= Il arg" delegation at tho depot a
Naid aud escorted to the WheeleI
u.s. where n most elegant banquet wa
AFa them. The new Rebekah lodge
Vas instituted with forty five mem
: last night and nine more voted up
70 be initiated at the next meeting.
Ut audience ut the political equalit!
e''LS at the NJ. +. church last eve
Was quite small but the program
choice. The recitations Of Mis-
'''f and Miss Beardsley we're vel
e'ed' the solos by Miss Wheeler an,
.huboell were tine, and the paper
MISS Doolittle and Prof. Girton pre-
''a The progress Of the equslit,
'e'leht historically in a very favora
'Sh' which gate the advocates O
movement much to be hoped for
l'ently persevered in.
ue burden OF the circuit court caleu
''opped OIL very suddenly this moro
mo verdict OF the jury in the cas-
~ state against A. NJ. Gregor whic
80" last night was for acquitta
su'lty,' and this morning State
lucy Farmer stated that in view 1
'"c' q that the evidence was nc
'ons against Vic Oregon, he woul
$3.50" The charge and ask that tn
% discharged which was granite.
n'eso plead and this time INC
Ills cas- was continued unit
"'"l and a bond fixed at $500, il h
'' get out Of jail. The jury vi
~ A,used until Tueday, March %,
oA a m. and the court apnounce
.'s farmer on the jury not wishir
AZ that time on account
's would b excused. A numb'
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availed themselves OF the opportunity
10 he relieved. The case OF the John
Pau, lumber company VS.. Hattie nj.
Borland IT al. was submitted To court
by brief. Mary lIeyer vs.. Henry w.
lieyer was settled and the other court
cases on the calender will be heard next
week. Court adjourned until 4 D. m.
"Wednesday Of next week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
~ DAILY LEADER
.n,.os. SOUTH DAKOTA.
---rn,Y. FEBRUARY ~. 1898.
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rHAi~s PHon rhH vssr
So .. s,rivcs 1000 q. m.
" ,s,y, trsins carry psesensers oua
:. ,~ncn pssscns css are provided with
e;' ,,.ln. eo,ng esss mAkse connection
-, %, 81 points south.
..ni.ou & RRIsroL LINZ
.,s-t .sr. run Mouday., Wednesdays and
lraying Madison. north. a. i.in y.
+, =. Madison AT 80 p. IN.
,a - run Tuc.dn,r, Thursday-,
-l.,-. or.y. lcayin. Madison. north, Al
.ylt.. a, Madison Al 1870 u. III.
r.J HOLMES. Loesi Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
s<,dncy or Bladder Troubles

Any OF the above complaints or 700
scan,y urine are surely and speedily
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Rnckache Cure" Bed wetting 10y ~
dren is generally cured by u bottle OF
tins powerful remedy. l~es'i'aoh.n'
will be furnished on application 10 'ne
dealer whose name IL gwen oe!o"' -
not satisfied after using one bottle. your
money will be retunde! by Frank Sm''t
OF Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19

Rags, old iron, bones and all kinds of
metal bought at my place OF business in
the former Salvation Army headquarters
on Egan avenue. All kinds OF second
hand furniture bought and sold. or
exchanged. A. IRELAND.
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Liver Complaint. and N-rvOusness
Cured.

Cured.
No complaints are more commo than
the above; you feel dull and muggy
your bowels move irregulsrly and you
have n clumsy feeling about the liver.
As tins condition develops you are apt
10 grow respondent. Try ut once a bot.
tie Of : DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic" 1t will
brighten the spirits and give an excep.
t,onal rigor to the body. II not salts.
tied after Using one bottle. your money
will be refunded by Frank Smith OF
Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19

Children and adults tortured 10y burns.
scuids. Injuries, eczemH or skin Diseases
may { instant relief 10y using DE
Nltt's Witch Hazel Sa W. 1t IL the
great Pie remedy.
En,NE SM,rII
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19

rour Engines Piled Up at Hubbard. La.
Eur,uecr and Fireman Fatally Hurt.
WEBSTER CITY. Ia. Feb. lA-En'
o;neer Lou Hollinger was literally
boiled to death in q head.end COLLISION
~ double header freights ut hubbard.
on tho Northwestern railway. AS ne
,ttempted to jump his foot caught III
Inc cab and he was imprisoned In the
midst of the wreck aud suffered a nor
rihle death. Fireman Osborne jumped
INIT too late to save himself. and nc Is
fatally injured. The four engines were
niled in u heap and the collision Is an
EXPENSIVE one. Trains were delayed
eleven hours.
Misunderstanding salesman TO sen
most complete line Of lubricnt'ng oils'
vreases s~pecialties. ETC., on the market
Liberal terms to proper party. ADDRESS
the Atlantic Refining Co., C'eVe'"""
OHIO.
A thrill OF terror is experienced whe
a brassy cough Of Group sounds through
the house at night. But the terror sool
changes to relief after Que M!n"te
| Cough Cure has been administers"
| Safe and harmless for children.
FRANK SMITH
One Minute Cough Cure, cures
That 10 Whist u was made TOT.
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We are anxious to doa little good III
this world opd can think OF no pleasanter
or better way to do 1t than 10y recon-
mendlng One Minute Cough Cure a. a
of ~reentive OF pneumonia. Consumption
and other serious lung troubles tina
follow neglected colds.
FRANK SMITH.
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TIIi. lBll
Order of Exercises In the obtHrrent
House. Of " Or~hip In the city
To- Morrow.
FArIi~T
FRANK SMITH.

FArIi~T HtECH
PreHcliLg service at lO.ju. Subject,
Relation of Repentance. Baptism and
the i..uhlsslou ot Sins Sunday school
n, l.. JUNIOR Union AT $50. Il. \. =
L. al G.tn. Subject. The Law OF Love
Leader. Georgia Knapp. Preaching ser.
wee a, 81. Subject, Present Day De
lu@.aus.
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One Minute Cough Cure. cures
That 10 Whist q Wa made tor.
The times., 1898-10-12
Our Fighting Navy.
(From the London Spectator. !

(FTom the London Spectator.)
The United States Magazine for September con-
tans an excellent budget of anecdotes Illustrating
the fighting temper OF the American sailor. The
keynote OF Admiral Dewey's character ''is found
in his battel signal Keep cool and obey ord
ers.' - He is described Of the quiet deadly
order, the well-bred gentleman fighter who looks
upon the excitement and enthusiasm of others
with an amused smile and kills his man or de
stroys his fleet with kid gloves his hands and
his glass in his eye" Commodore Schley, on the
other hand. is brilliant, dashing sailor. with
little regard for red tape etiquette. OF this
type also is Capt Robey Evans, who is credited
with saying that Spanish gunner could hit
nothing but the ocean, and only that because it
was the biggest thing earth" He is also al
legged to have introduced the German Emperor to
the American cocktail at Kiel. of all the acts
of herosm recorded in the article, none is more
striking than that Of Ensign ellis, who swan
out to meet stray torpedo that was coming
straight against an anchored torpedo boat, turned
its nose away, and screwed up the firing pin
tightly, so that it would not work Then tread
ing water, he sauted Lieut.. Fremont, and re-
ported, Sir, have to report that | have cap
tured a torpedo Bring it aboard, sir replied
Fremont: and ellis actually did so, swimming
with it to the ship and fastening tackles to it.
The American navy has clearly no lack OF Dun
donalds among its officers