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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
BR.ANN Is DEAD.
Editor of the Iconocla>t Fatally shot in a
street duet.

WACO, Tex, April w. c. Brann,
the fighting editor. died at l:JJ a. IL.
His wife and children We're beside him.
II was d remarkable death bed scene,
and those who Were present say the
picture was one hard TO be forgotten.
Branu's death Is the result OF an Ell.
counter in which he fatally wounded
MS antagonist, Captain NJ. I. Davis.
The fight was the latest of a long series
Of similar tragic affairs in which Brann
has been a participant o. was more or
less directly concerned.
The difficulty between the two men
grew our &C the Brann- Baylor teud Of
last year. Captain Davis daughters are
pupils Of Baylor university and the
references made i'll The Iconoclast to
Baylor, which We're generally construed
to mean reflections on the moral char.
acter Of the pupils and faculty, brought
forth from Captain Davis a denunc.a-
ton Of Brann, delivered IN language
torcible ard direct. The pending city
election, IL which both men are inter.
e,ted, brought matters to a climax.
Stray bullets slightly wounded three
~bystanders.
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SEEK HOMES IN THE WEST.
Nearly Two Thousand Eunisaras I'm
Enuhn tn Anrll EN,Lnf

Nearly Two Thousand Eunisards I'm
Route tn North Dakota.
ST. PAUL. April! 1.-The Dunkard
movement eliminated Thursday in the
handling by the Great Northern rail-
way Of nearly l,S01 palp.o, bound for
North Dakota. Two special trains,
comprising 81 passenger coaches, ar.
rived over the Wisconsin Central, and
left = few hours afterwards for North
Dakota VIA Great Northern. The
household goods, livestock and farm
implements belonging to the party
filled 1873 freight cars, divided into four
trains, and included everything com.
mon to farm lie. Horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs. chickens and dogs were
huddled together. ana it was estimated
that there We're 40 less than so horses
being shipped west.
Never before i'll the history Of rail.
reading III this countr has SUCH q
number Ct people been transported
from one section OF the United States
TO take up homes in another locality.
About 400 people and ~ cars arrived
on either roads III addition to the Wis.
consil Central's batch.
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w MAYER Wood of >.!i:ie Returns and
Reports Everything Quiet.

~ VIZ ' SsAsNs
Reports Everything quiet.
SEATTLE. NASn.. April i. - Tx Mayor
No d has arrived here from the Lower
yukon RIVER, having made 4 trip OF
over 1900 miles with Il dog team Nov.
II. Mr. Wood, accompanied by H. w.
Carr, started up the Yukon river from
th2 mouth of Iauana river. They
>:on"ol at Tort Yukon and Circle City
DAYS aud arrived at Dawson
! -. Oh heb. - they started from
Dawson 70 this city.
Everything was GGiet at Dawson.
Nr. Wood estimated the spring clean up
II the k.ondike dis riot will rub be-
tween $40. 900, ooo and $50, 600, 0uo.
The greatest sensation Of the winter
I Dawsoa has been the discovery CT
,carse gold on the hillside between
3ouauza and EiloraIo, and between
.he BIZ and Little Skookum gulchcs.
The latest stampede from Dawson
was the one that occurred Feb. IL, y
>wede creek, six miles above Daw>n2,
n the rush, tour men. who" Ea..e&
could not be learned, periSAeuc IN ,&c
cold. While en- route from .2..afll
river TO Dawson. Mr.. Wcot pa i a..
ticular attention to the mln":1l distract
on the American side OF the Inns. and
lis observations have made him cn.nU.
slaStic over its prospects.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Fire at Lincoln, Neo., caused a loss
OF 5000, 600.
The senat has confirmed the nom.n.
alton Of Judson w. Lyons Of Georgia
to be register of the treasury.
W. G. Henry, fa~ther.in.law Of Gen.
eral Alger, secretary of war, is dead at
Detroit, Mich, aged 80 years.
Agent Wisdom at Muscoyee l. T., has
been sustained by the court in a land
decision in favor Of the Indians.
The estimated OF Austria
are reported a. ,22,21l,9,l forms and
the expenditures III, 9l5, t04 forms.
John P. St. John OF Kansas, Prohibi.
ton candidate for presidentin 1884, has
Joined the Popu.lsts ala will be con.
gfessional candidate.
\ man and his wife in Fort Worth,
Tex, are suing their landlady for dam.
ages for injuries sustained By being
smut up IN a folding bed.
An Easter gift Of 1920, 900 has been
handed to the University Of Chicago.
The donor is unknown save to Presi.
dent Harper and the board Of trustees.
The Spanish minister Of marine has
received application from hundreds Of
Spanish and foreign ship owners for
letters Of marque for privateers to opsr.
ate against American commerce.
Governor Tanner Of Illinois has AZ.
ceptcd the resignation Of Gen. Wheeler,
commanding the First brigade, for a..
lowing Colonel kavanaugh to march
with his company in a St. Patrich's day
parade.
William K. Vanderbilt, in the event
OF war with Spain, will present to the
government a warship to cost 5 1000.
600, following in the footsteps Of his
grandfather, the old commodore, who
presented to President Lincoln the
Vanderbilt, valued at ! 200, 900.
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STATE or CoANETjCTT,J

County of Hartford. -
Gecrse l.. Chase; prrslign,,. 7. & Royce.
Company Of Hartford. Connecticut, be-
ing duly sworn dcl">" and say that ;hr lore.
going Is a in!l. trll" and correct statement ot the
affairs OF said company; that thty hay. "Nam-
ined the foregnin. schedules. that tn SANE are
and each Is a tull true and correct >chrdul" and
statement OF the several matters purpart-
ing 10 he covered 10y said schedules. or any
or either ot them To ;Hc l.>t oi their knowledge
and belief. That the said ih>3@tu,, ,a,rpany
IS the bona Il ic oN ncr OF AZ last ON" hundred
Thousand dollars cash capital invested in state.
and United states stocks and bonds and mort
gage. on real estate uIIln"linbclaG. ana worth
double IL" amount Tor which lire >aur i, mort
gagged. and that tIry are t.!r above described
Officers OF SAID insurance coIutaIN.
GEon.,E l.. CHASr. President.
[ I. EpYtG. Secretary.
subscribed i'Ha ~ m 10 l''lor,. inr. this 18th
day III ~j1iiuarN i-r>.
VI. T.. ScoTr,
SEAL N1t1rN Public.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
Bus mes, far the First Quarter OF '93 Gem
orally Satisfactory.


NEW YORK, April 4-Bradstree,s
say: \ week OF rather quieter gen.
eral t,ade and Of smaller distribution,
due 10 easily eXplainahle causes, closes
a quarter which has been eMiAentlv
satisfactory to nearly al brancAc- 81
the tIsla and productive OF Az umy.e.
cente1 business III many favored lines.
The heavy foreign demand 1Or our
rroduct-, particularly agricultural sta.
pies, anQ tue active domestic movement
IL most lines, are evidenced by the hcay-
~ increased bank c%learings reported
for the quarter, and the effect on the
commercial mortality is ~fayorably le-
tiected in a total, tor the first three
months OF 1888, Of failures and Of liza.
billtles involved, smaller than in the
corresponding period for four years past.
Current demand and distribution at
the East have been interfered with ly
the uncertainties growing cut Of IN
settled foreign relations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
SAILS.
Big Cruiser Now on the Way to Join the
Flying Squadron.

Big Cruiser Now on the Way to Join the
Flying Squadron.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The United
States cruiser Minneapolis sailed from
League Island navy yard early and is
now bound for Hampton Roads where
she will join the flying squadron. The
bunkers Of the Minneapolis are over.
flowing with coal, and during the past
few days all OF her ammunition has
been placed aboard, so that she is ready
for action.
The departure Of tho minneapolis
leaves only two modern war3hips 1t
League island. The double turretod
monitor Miantonomah and the EarLor
defense ram Katahdin. OF these the
Miantonoman Will sail within a day or
two and the Katahdin probably soon
thereafter. Workmen. are engaged
night and day on the eight old monl.
tors, and five Of them are practically
ready for sea.
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c,uded the riparian rights and the
United States have no right to any
accretions to the lands.
In conclusion. it is held that the land
in question is not public land, and that
it cannot be acquired by the use Of
scrip or otherwise under the public
land laws.
The report also states that Mr.. Lam.
oreaux's decision was not prepared by
him, or by any one in the government
service, and hat the decision was
signed three days before the time an.
uounced by him for its proclamation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
STATE or SOl I'll DAKOTA
SEAL

.INHt RANCE DEPARTMENT
Company certificate OF authority:
Whereas. the Hartford FiSr Insurance Co. =
corporation organized under the las, d! the
state OF Connecticut. has flied in this
Office a sworn statement exhibiting It's condition
ana bu>liir>, Tor the year ending December 81,
1897. coniorlnab!c to the requirements of the
laws OF his state regulating the business of in.
Surance; and
Whereas. the said company has filed in This
office "A duly certified copy Of its charter, with
certlfcate OF organization. in compliance with
me requirement ~ the Insurance Jaw aforesaid. .
Now, therefore. J.. J.. e. Campbell. Commissioned
OF Insurance Of the State of south
Dakota. pursuant to the provisions
oi sad laws. do hereby certify that
the above named company i, fully
[SEAil empowered through its AUTHORIZED
agents to transact It's approprjatn
business Of fire and tornado i,,,ur.
alice sln thiss state. according 10 the
laws thereof. until the 3lst day of De-
ceinber. A.. ID. Is3s.
In testimony whereof. have hcrc,nto set nv
hand and seal at Pierre. his 2lst day o, March,
A. D.. 1893.
J., c. CAMPBELL.
Commissioner of Insurance..
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Commander EroVu>oD in ltaiy.

LEGHoEN, Italy. April 4-Comman.
der W. Il. Brownson. |. :. n, has III.
sp,cied the ships that are in process O!
construction at the Orlando yard and =
SAID to have decided 10 buy the Easoir.
which is being built Tor Morocco.
i;sceipts and hprnd,ture..
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The CON.
parative statement oi the government
receipts and ,Apeudi; :res durin.
March shows that the total receipts
We're 2,93o, - ana the Expenditures
Sol So, ia.
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ever present help Of that wonderful free
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by K. V. Pierce, NJ. D., chief consulting
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Mrs. II. NJ. Hansrote, Of Magnolia, Morgan Co.,
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~. Paul mon Stock Yurds

StUTH 81. PAUL, April .
]lOGS-Mir stroly and active
Ringcof prices, s. .7DW375
CATTLE Market srrony
sales ranged at - 6JM !. 81 for stockcrs.
s-"'@ 80 Tor cows: - 1903. 30 for hciI,r,
$1,000 % for steers.
Mirnct strong.
Receipts: Hogs. GOo. catt,,. ,on.
calves, -; h)rscs, -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04

Ii C,cm2rrpau .E!akeS Sensational,
CHARGES against The Minister
Of War.

PARIS, April 1.-The court OF casa.
ton has Qul>hcu the sentence Of one
years imprisonment and 5000 francs
tine imposed upon IL. Emile lola, cn
Feb. %. a result OF the collapse Of the
charges made by him IN Me Aurore
against the conduct OF the Esteraazy
c~Ourtnartial, but tine conr5 has not q.
dered a trial before another a~ssizes.
The decision is based Oh the fact that
the president Of the court martial
should have lodged the complaint
against N lola. instead Of the minister
II war, a. il was the conrtmartial that
was assalled BY the famous author and
ai1tn~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
L.AMOREAUN ONERnJLED.

Famous Chica 20 Lake Front Case De-
cidcd on EchearinE.
WASHINGTON, April A decision
has been rendered by the interior de.
partment in the Chicago Lake front
case, holding that the lake constitutes
the eastern boundary line of the sec.
ton i'll question, and in the conveyance
OF that section, water line conveys III.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04

RAcI>E, WIS. April liver POO
carpenters, painters, iaperhangers and
llasterers have quIc work pending a
settlement Of their differences with the
contractors over tie was? scale for an
S.hour day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
Iiemcnreau accuses iiil!ot.

The -Aurore contains a statement
from VI. C~lemenceau, who acted coun.
sci IN the Lo.a trial, III which he &C.
cUses the minister Of war, General BIZ.
lot, OF attempting to coerce the court
Of appeals into sustaining the convic-
ton OF NJ. Zola,
II. ClcmenCeau says: 4 surprised
General B.ll0t at the senate il CONVEX.
sation with the president Of the court.
When the president protested against
the attempts Of the minister Of war to
lntimiGate him. General Blllot replied:
Then all / can say Is that you are pre-.
pairing the way for a revolution, Of
which YOU vii. be the .:rsG vlctim.,"
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SIOUX CIrY. la, April2
HOGS Marke. steady. Rance Il
prices, $500 h1o
CA1lLE-M Market quiet. steady.
sales ran ,rd al = JOu31, for cny..
sllo4 i.U Tor sto.hccS; : .1yGIo) for
stock h%clicr-. si.l,ai6o for ycarlinr..
SHEEp-l In demand, S}9Jm4..,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
BISMARCK IS EIGHII-THREE.
Celebrates the Event by Giyip. a Ean-
quet to His Friends.

fFIEDRICHsRyHE, April 4-Pr,nce
Otto yon Bismarck celebrated the SD
anniversary Of his birth during the
day by giving "a banquet to 22 guests
who had previously inspected the
birthday gifts. The prince was in ex.
cellent spirits and walked with the aid
Of a gold handled stick. the gift Of
Emperor william At dinner he
tailed for cheer, Tor the emperor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04

Company statement al ,usinr>> transacted in
the stare al south Dakota during The wear.
Premiums on RISKS NititrA Jl.e.1 ~
Amount OF risks written 1,nfy 0mi "a
Losses incurred daring The Var il.sil -
Losses paid during the lcal 9.y9l IS
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.lssi# - sliU"' -
Giya. boHa ,aeona a c,eeh 5"l..h
peir,y without il. Gascarct5 ~. ,a,
liz Clean ,oag b.ood and keep it@ an
s%tirlins np tie lazy liver and df''t' - lay
puiitics from the body. Hegil' m,,hhel
Danish pimplcs. boils, hlotch'3' DIV ~ taxi
and that sickly bilious compleSlo" .il dr.
Cascarcts,- beauty for ten Gems o5c, SOC
glsts, satisfaction guaranteed, l"'-'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04
THERE. WERE OTHERS.
District Attorney S:ringer Admits south
all Was Not Alone.

ali W AS NOV alone.
WAsIl>GroS. April 2-United States
District Attorney Stranger has LETT
Washington. having oOtlluei all the
information III the POSSESSION Oh the
wal department and tne department. OF
Justice IN regard To the frauds commit.
ted bv employees Of tna eng.near depart.
ment a5 s.. Paul. Stranger admitted
that his investigation had established
the tact that other pirties besides
SoutnalI We're .ulXtd up III these traUy.>.
bat declined to give names. H NAH
60 from here to Ross Island, Where ali
the books ana papers connected VITA
the work on the upper Mississippi are
kept. He expects t coEIp.e;e his cla.n
of evidence b. an examination OF THESE
books ami Wien he returns II -. PAU
will Be- ready 70 begin precautions.
The representatives oil banks and
business; firms VINO have been caught
in this swludie base their hopes Of re.
covering tae2r losses from the govern.
ment on the fac. that the engineer d..
formation that q larg; am uut of
fraudulent time chechs had been issued,
but c0ncea.ed this information, and
allowed some OF the guilty parties to
take up what was supposed to be al Of
this fraudulent paper outstanding and
resign. from the service. Il may be
difficult, however, to prove this state.
ment. L is the general opinion Of gov.
ernmeAt Official, that the banks and
business firms wao discounted these
bogus c4ecis must stand the b.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-04

British Minister at ickin Demands Am.
portant Concessions

PENI>, April 1.-The British minis.
ter here. Sir Claude Macdonald, had an
imp 1rtaut conference with the ISung
Ii 1ainen (Cllne-e foreign otice).
Great Britain demanded important
compensatory CONCESSIONS for the pur.
pose OF maintaining the balance OF
power IL the far East.
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CAPITAL.
Capital stock actually paid inca>h Sl.s5o, COO %


PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF TIE COM
ANY
Cash value Of real estate S"tI .oWl On,
Casn IN Office 1924 u
cash ON dpraSit Ei2.545 "a
Premiums i'm course of collection lie. 81 81
Leans ON mortgages being the first
lien on real estate worth al least
double the amount loaned thereon l,%'i.3?o 90
Loans on stocks and bonds, held as
collateral security 1850 w
Stocks and bonds owned ~ The CONF
panv G..2i.5GS -
All other property owned hy the com
panl
Interest due ana accrued, rents Sc 0A9 6>
Total assets SIG.>9i.U29 -
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l., G, CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Insurance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-07

The old obstacles that used to prevent
the marriage of loving couples are out of
date. The blood and-thunder william is a
myth nowadays. The cruel father is only
a tradition. Distance, absence and ship
wreck i'll these days of cheap, safe and
swift transportation do not count. The
new obstacle is a common sense one. 1t
is ill-health OH one side or the other, and
sometimes on both.
Men nowadays hesitate to marry a won-
an, no matter how beautiful, no matter how
attractive, or interesting, or witty, If she is
a sufferer from i'll health. All men worth
ANY woman who will, MAY fit herself for
the duties of wifehood and the exalted func-
ton of motherhood. Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription banishes all hindrance in the
nature of local ill-health. 1t gives health,
power and capacity to the delicate and i'm
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maternity. 1t corrects all d~isplacements,
allays Inflammation, heals liberation, stops
exhausting drains and soothes pain. 1t
a for natural, healthy motherhood.
1t makes maternity easy and safe and al
most painless. 1t insures a newcomer
constitutionally strong and able to with
stand the usual ills of b%abyhood. 1t is the
greatest of nerve tonics and restoratives.
Medicine dealers sell it aud an honest
dealer will not urge a substitute upon you.
After suffering untold fortunes, writes Mrs.
], Ferguson, Of Box 20. Douglas Station. Selkirk
Co, Manitoba. :" thank God l found relief and
cure in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription"
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-07
rourteen Millions Left to Charity.

An eminent clergymen has prepared
comparative tables showing the amount
of money left for benevolent purposes
by ~testators in the United States during
the past three years. He finds that the
beqaests for 1897 are 81, 900, 00oin excess
of those of 1896. In the former year
they were upward of $13, 0O0, 900, in 1897
more than Sl4, 900, 900. Beneticence has
other forms than that Of money. Great
remedies are among the most precious
legacies. Prominent among these is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a most
effective remedy for and preventive OF
malaria. Equally %efficacious is the
Bltters in cases of dyspepsia, constipa-
tlon, rheumatism, nervousness, bilious
ness and loss of appetite and sleep.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-07
GIRLS SUMMER FROCK.

1t the sides, where clusters of flowers are
usually placed beneath, next the hair.
Flowers are naturally tho appropriate trim
ming, roses and field flowers being prefer
red.
An imitation of grass linen is now
made entirely of silk and Is more satisfac-
tory than the real linen, as it does not so
quickly become stringy. Stringiness is an
unfafling characteristic of linen, and ap-
pears after a very few hours wear.
The illustration shows a pretty wash
gown for a girl 10 years old. 1t is of
mauve and white plaid zephyr, the skirt
being quite plain. The blouse bodice has
a plastron of plain mauve zephyr and a
sort Of triple yoke of the same goods GOV
cred with white guipure, with triple epau-
let's to match. The sleeves are of plaid
zephyr, the belt of mauve ribbon.
JUDO CHOLLET.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-07
H --LATEST NODE.
Bright COlors Prevail Among umimer
Gowns and Accessories.

Bright Colors Prevail Among hummer
Gowns and Accessories.
Bright, clear shades are the mode, blue,
green, violet and red in various tones be-
ing the favorite colors. Gray is also we'll
worn, combined with white, red or green.
Ribs and stripes, especially those woven
horizontally, are in high favor, and shep-
herds checks of different sizes are also
worn. Plain and glace poplins in all col
ors are among the seasons materials, and
fancy WOODS, in which waved or chevron
lines appear, while voiles Of the most
transparent texture are enormously fash
ionable. The last named materials are
plated, tucked finely, made into innumer-
able rnfles and used for shirred sleeves
and full chemisettes as well as for entire
costumes.
Bright colored sun umbrellas with i'm
mense clublike handles are produced for
summer use. They are rolled in a silk