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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
NEW NATIONAL GUARD.
Governor CIongh Tells How 1t Will BE
Organized in Eue Time.

~NSS Nv
Organized in Eue Time.
ST. PAUL, May l.--Governor Clcugh
has stated his position regarding the
reorganization Of the national guard,
made necessary by the enlistment of
the three existing regiments as volun.
teers Of the United States.
"Ilere Will be-" he said, '.as 7 have
heretofore indicated, but two com
panles assigned to Minneapolis and two
to st. Paul for the new regiment. The
country will be recognized. Hereto.
fore q comparatively few towns have
had all the honors in this direction, and
it is only fair to pass the honors around.
The country towns have been com.
planning, and now there is an oyD3r-
tunity 10 give them recognition.
"Tne new regiments" continued the
governor, will be the Third and Fourth.
nave already designated the towns 10
which companies VIII DO ASSIGNED, IL
order 70 so1 A. rest the applications
from other places, hut I shall not ,3ro.
oeeI hastily Ii organizing these two
new regiments, III case the present
= @CN AliA(S tul Ok lAS
state, they viii not lose their identity
III the guard, They Will so back 10
their homes with the same men and
the same officers as at present. But il
case they are ordered outside the STATE
remain, say Sin months, | shall, if
: am III office when they return, take
the ground that they have had honors
on which they can afford to retire, and
yet shall give them recognition, but
not to the exclusion Of the two regi.
lnents organized III tie meantime TO
take their places. These two new
regiments will be retained. But
he law entities Us to three
regiments, aud the Third viii be
made up Of four companies OF each
OF the present regiments. NJ
plan would be TO write on slips tho
names OF each company il one regi.
ment, place them in q nat and let some
o.slntorested person draw out four
sips. That would be the Quota Tor
that regiment. Then in order | would
select . u companies from each OF the
other regiments, consolidating all into
one regiment. l think that would be
fair, and 1t will give all parts of the
state recognition. OF course if the
boys do not return until after my term
OF office has expired my successor may
Go 1t IN an entirely different way. but
that Is my plan of dealing wiki the
matter"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
DEWEY HOLDS The KEY.
Gan Seize torre.ido Island Even if lie
Finds Trouble in Capturing
the CITY.

LONDON, May 4.-Little additional
news has arrived from Manila, but the
cardinal fact is that Commodore Dewey
j. now in possession cf Manila bay and
can certainly take possession Of Core.
gl.o island, even if ne finds difficulty
IN etfectuaIly capturing Manila itself
owing to the absence Of a necessary
landing force. Having thus secured a
naval base he viii have no difficulty in
securing supplies Of coal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04

Great Britain to Send ssAnnther - nlo-
matte Representative to Washington.
LONDON, May 4.-According to a re-
report, the British ambassador ut
Washington, Sir Julian paunccfote, is
to be succeeded by Sir Thomas II. San.
derson. X. G. B., K. G. NJ. e., the per.
manent under secretary OF state for
foreign affairs, II of the most ex-
perienced diplomatic officials in the
British service.
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LrNuoE, Lay LIE was announced
IN the house Of tnat the
British --v,rumelt has no informal
SION regarding the reported lombard
l-e4t and destruction OF Manila by the
American feet.
WASHINGTON. May The French
.l@ Uassador, n. Julus CAmbon, has re.
cvlvol a dispatch from the foreign Of
ice Al Paris. stating that the French
ambassador al Madrid, NJ. P~atenotre.
mas forwarded ut-1ial details Of the
Spanish reverse ut Manila. NJ. Pate.
noCre's report WAS based on the latest
spanish oitca. adylces. 1t states that
the Spanish cruisers Reina Maria Chris
ylna and Castillo We're totally burned
Up and set on fire by bombs from the
euemy's (Americau) ships. Two OF
the smaller Spanish ships, the dispatch
states, Were sunk III order 10 avoid tall.
la~ into tle hands Of the enemy. Tho
e,Aer Spanish ships were half destroyed
@4l had tQ6-n refuge III Bakers bay.
Iue British embassy here received no
reports OF any character as to the
Manila battle, 80 that there is no basis
I'll the z-a.glents that the STATE de-.
Iartmenr has been informed by British
officials here hat Manila has surrcud-
cred 10 Commodore Dewey.
Much Speculation.
In the absence Of specific adviceS,
members OF the diplomatic corps are
discussing with great interest the fu-
ture course Of the United States to-
ward the Philippine Islands. They do
not doubt that the islands will be occu.
ped by the American forces, if indeed
the occupation las not already occur.
red. The only question on that point
IS said to be the number Of men Com
M0dore Dewey can spare from his
aeet to make up a landing party sutfi-
Client TO hold Manila and other points,
when large garrlsons OF Spanish troops
are there. Il Is the future of the Phil
lpplnes which most interests the for
eiEn authorities here. AS TO this, a
leading diplomatic official said that
II was unfortunate at this june.
ture that the assertion was made
by leading men here that the Philip
pines would be taken and held at least
until the war was ended. when they
might be sold to Great Britain OF
Japan. He pointed out that while this
Ourse might be a wise IN due time,
yet its announcement now only served
10 awaken European quarters when it
was needless and uuwlse to excite re.
sentiment IN these quarters. There was
10 provision of international law, he
said, which kept a victorious nation
from enjoying the fruits of war by
holding territory gained IN battle.
Intervention "A New Procedure.
Intervention by the powers Of Europe,
he pointed out, was a new procedure
quite apart from international law, and
based only on the strength Of this
united acuon. But, he added signif.
cautly, united squadrons often make
international law.
There has been no suggestion of in.
t~ervention from Europe from any
.ource, though it is felt that occupa.
ton Of the Philippines is mora likely to
develop a move IL this direction than
any other step thus far taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Letters of Ad.
minis.rNtiNn.

State of South Dakota. county Of Lake. In
county court, In The matter Of the estate of
OlG ). Ronnlng, deceased, The state OF South
Dakota sends greeting. TO Karen R0nning, r.. O.
konnlns. John Rorning, Guriue Ronring, Mrs.
Fred Spear. aad Henry Rouning, Of Wentworth.
Lake county, South Dakota, heirs at law and
rtNt OF Kin O! Ole J. Roaming, deceased, and to
ant % Whom these presents may come Notice
l. herehy given, that Karen RonNlug has filed
VITA the Judge Of this court a petition PRAYING
Tor !"ttels CT administration of the estate of Ole
) he, n.nG, deceased, and that Friday, the 27th
gay or May, lS'N' ut one o elock p. m, of said
dat, hcinG n day Of . regular term OF this court,
10 WI. OF the Nav term. l@2~, n the city of Mad
lson. IN the county OF Lake. ). L.. has been set
Tor hearing said petition. when aud where any
person Interested may appear and show cause
why the said petition should rot be granted.
Witness the Hon. VIM. NrG1.ti, Judge OF the
county court and the seal OF said cuUrt, this "a
DAY OF May L. ISIS, 1T his office in the city al,
Nadison. county of Lake. stata Of South Dakota.
ttounty Court WM. NCGRATH.
South Dakota, Judge II the County Court.
Lake County j. VI. PRESTON, Clerk.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
THIRTEEN PEOPLE KILLED.
Tornado Does Immense Damage ut Jcr,
leo, Mo.

leo, Mo.
HoMANsvILLE, Mo, May AT Jer.
leo. III Cedar county. 20 miles from this
place, a oTnado killed IL persons out.
right and fatally injured > or 6 more.
The Methodist church and several
other houses We're totally destroyed.
Twelve houses were blown over at
Walnut Grove, % miles south of here.
and II lady was fatally injured.
Wabuleau, q village eight miles from,
here III Hickory county, suffered seri.
ously from the same tornado.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
Ready for an Extended Cruise.

NEW YORK, May 4.-The steamship
Yale, formerly che American liner
Paris, left her dock shortly before + p.
ii. under sealed orders. The Yale car
RED a 1ull supply OF stores for an ex.
tended cruise and had 5000 tons Of
coal aboard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
(nhle Out Nrur ManiIa.

LONDON, May A. TESTS from Hong
Kong show the cable was cut 80 miles
nom Manila. a week or q fortnight
may elapse before it al be repaired.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

Any Of the above Complaints or too
scanty urine are surely and speedily
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure Bed wetting by chill
dren Is generally cured by one bottle Of
this powerful remedy. Testimonials
will be furnished on application to the
dealer whose name is gwen below. If
not Satisfied after using one bottle. your
money will be refunded by Frank Smith
Of Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
Four New Generals,

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The under.
standing among some Of the senators is
that the four major generals Of the vol.
uutecr army have been determined
apon and that they are: General Gus
Of New York, Wilson Of Delaware, Lee
&. Virginia and Wheeler Of Alabama.
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natives Accused Of Ireacherv.

LONDON, May THE Madrid CORE.
spondent Of The Daily Mail says: sit
is suggested here that the halfbreeds
at the Manila arsenals, who are rebels
at heart, cut the cable connecting the
submarine mines, and thus enabled
IN SafafvN
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
Favor Suspension Of y heat Duties.

PARIS, Nay 4-Thc court Of agr;.
culture has decided 10 favor the sus.
pension Of wheat duties at French
ports until July l. The premier, N.
Meline, Will submit the councils De.
cision to the cabinet, which is expected
Il adant 1t immediately.
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Mrs. Ihurber Dead.

DETROIT, May Airs. Henry r.
Thurber, whose husband was President
Cleveland's private secretary and who
is the law partner Of Don NJ. Dickin.
son, is dead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
PRAISE FOR DEWEY.
Manila Engagement "Not Victory, but
Annihilation."

.AnnihIlation.'
LONDON, Nay 4-The Daily Nail, in
an editorial on the engagement at
Manila, says: 1T was, in Nelson's
words, not victory, but annihilation,
and it proved Commodore Dewey a
worthy disciple Of the heroic Farragut.
1t i, characteristic OF the American
race to te generous to the weak, and, as
the president i ayerse TO useless blood
sael, he VIII doubtless meet Spain,
whose Louor i now saved, Il d geaer.
OuS spirit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04

I've found something the poor and
rich can have Love cant take its place
Brings peace and happiness complete.
Nothing a take its place. 'Tis Rocky
Mountain Tea. FRA>K SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04

The farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable TO unexpected
cuts and bruises, DeNitt's Witch
Hazel Salve il tina best thing to keep on
hand. It heals quickly, and is a well
known cure for piles.
FRANK SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04

A little boy asked for a bottle Of "get
up il the morning as fast as you can
the druggist recognized a household
name for DeWitt's Little Early R.sers
and gave MIN a bottle Of those famous
little pills for constipation, sick head
ache, liver and stomach troubles.
FRANK SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04

G NJ. l.. Yocum, Cameron. Pa, says: 81
Wac a sufferer for ten years, trying most
all kinds Of pile remedies, but without
success. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
was recommended to me. | used one
box. 1t has effected a permanent cure"
As a permanent cure for piles DeWitt's
Witch Hazel SaIve has no equal.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-04
More Land for Sugar Reeta.

MINNEApoLIs, May A. Edmund
Stark OF Hastings, who was instru.
mental in securing the migration of
about Ga families Of sugar beet rover
from Nebraska to Minnesota, reported
to the managers of the new & beet
factory at ST. Louis Park that he has
purchased 800 acres of land in the vi.
cinity of Hastings, and has it plowed
and ready for the planting of the sugar
beets. The factory has already made
contracts for 5000 acres of beets, and
desires contracts for 1000 acres more.
A torpid liver robs you Of ambition
and ruins your health. De Wits Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con-
stipation and all stomach and liver
troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-14
2.4e7, 900; Frauoia 1875, 900; Alema.
mia 74A 92R

2.4e7, 900; Frauoia 1885, 900; Alema.
MIA 744,92
Deduce ell Times de estas cifras que
no existe proportion entire la demostra-
oi6n hecha por Alemania en- ell Extreme
Oriente = los intereses mercantiles que
a'eg, para justifoarla.
No tiene en- ouenta eli gran diario
ingl6s que Ia esouadra alemana fa6 al
Asia con otro objeto que las Filipinas,
y que habiendo oourrido Ia invasion
americana y la insurreoci6n tagsla GUAM
do habfa va aquella oumplido su primera
mission, ningdn empleo mas util nj mas
oonforme con el espfritu de Ia oiviliza'
oi6n podfa reoibir, como el de amparar
las vidas y los intereses principales 6
secundarios de sus naoionales, de sus
Representatives y de los europeos en- ge.
neral, oomprometidos en- Ia eomplioada
tragedia que SO desarrolla en- Manila.
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NOTICIAS
= How onm0

~. Hoy como aver y como va va.
rios dias 10 venimos anunciando, dos
barcos smericanos nos prestan vigilancia.
Hay quien dice que aver, cuando SO estaba
en- esta capital bajo la agradable impre'
los baroos aludidos Sc aoercaron notable.
mente la costa. .
-. Nos informan que & inioiativa
de los tenientes coroneles se1ores Larrea
y Castillo, sc ha establecido un hospital
de sangre en- Aibonito CON "a camas, en-
la gran casa que estuvo el hotel ''San
Joe6'', secundados aotivamente aquellos
jefes militares por ell a'calde sef1or ST.
fonte y sindico eeflor Becerra.
-. Teuemos informee de que la
esouela superior de nif1aa agregada Ia
Normal, qae dirige la ilustrada profeso'
"a doha Francisco Gil de Henriquez,
oontinda alberta, dandose en- ella todas
las classes de oostumbre.
Y. 0. 7. CarmeIitan ds d, %sostd a1s ssj9ts Ssi
corriente las ocho de su u4af1sna oele-
brara esta orden una Misa csntada con
6rgano voces en- obsequio su Excelsa
Patrona Nuestra Seflora del Carmen, no
haoi6ndolo con las formalidades que
acostumbra dicha orden anualmente en-
este mismo dfa, conseouenoias de la
triste situaci6n que nos encontramos hoy
con Ia guerra norteamericana.
Para cuyo fin oontamos con la asis'
tenoia de los .fe]es de esta habitante Pro-
vinoia por ser esta Sef1ora el oonsuelo de
todos los feles.-Puerto Rico, 13 de
1898.-M Prior, Bernardo Torres. Ell
Seoretario INFERNO, Jose Sanchez.
~ Sa quejan de Humaoao de la
oalidad de pan que SO e1pende en- aquel
vecindario. Tras de ser agrio, oscuro y
dejarlo crudo varias veoes, hay que AHA
dir ell peso del artfoulo, que esta en-
pugna con la equidad y la justicia.
~ Nfs dioen de Areeibo que ell
viernes en- la noohe hubo alarma en-
aquella villa, por haber estado oeroa de
aquel puerto algunos buques americanos
iluminando la plava con fooos el6otrioos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-14
|ng|aterra J A|emania

Una correspondence de Berlin pu-
blicada por ell <Times, de Londres +
principles de Julio pssado, oontiene in
teresantes datos sobre el comercio de FL
lipinas, de la que vamos & reproduoir
alganos p&rrafos.
Segdn ell referido esorito, 10 enouen
tran en- las aguas del archipelago cinco
buques de guerra alemanes, cuya fuerza
80 coneidera superior & las amerioanas
que manda ell almirante Dewey, tanto en-
tonelaie como en- tropas de desembarque.
Esas fuerzas las tiene allf el 1mperio del
norte, como elemento de protection & su
oomercio & sus sdbditos.
<The Times, dice, que en- Manila
existen catoroe oasas dc oomeroio alema
mas de bastante importanoia contra doce
inglesas; pero que las primeras abarean
diversas oasas suizas que han pedido &
Berlin que las represente J ampare; y
que no 80 haoe distinction entire unas y
otras.
Conforme una estadfstioa publ
oada por M. Austin, jefe del mismo r.
mo en- Ia Tesorerfa de los Estados Uni
dos, las importaoiones inglesas en- Fill :
pinas son muy superiores las de oual-
quiera otra naci6n, exceptuada Espaf1a,
mientras que las de Alemania ocupan
el eexto lugar.
Respecto de Las exportaoiones. In
glaterra ooupa asimismo el segundo lu
gar despu6s de Espafa,y Alemania el
ouarto.
I'm 1897 Ia Gran Bretafla impor
t6 en- Filipinss meroanofas pof valcr de
7.467, 500 libras; los Estados Unidos
4. .982, ,e57; Espaf1s soc, 900; Francia
l.os7, 900; Jap6n 1857, ,so9; Alemania
233, 700. ----.---..--,---.-zz.-=4-.---
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Cacota Official de hoy

Deoreto de Gobernaci6n: EN- vir'
de la suspension decretada por el
or Juez de instruction de Utuado
dan separados del cargo de Regidores
seflores don Juan Mayor Casta'
, don Pedro Alcover Ferrat, don
Alemany y Oliver, don Juan
lzalez Bello- don M"ruel Leoaroz
Eohevarrfa, don Gavino Garcia y
en-, don Raimundo Lopez Ve!ez.
Miguel Frau Oliver, don Juan
ona Estades, don Bartolom@ e.
& Vioens, don Ramon Lopez V6'
don Emilio Hernandez Bello, que
nouentran procesados por el dsIito
e,aoato s la autoridad y nombrados
rinamente, hasta Ia primera eleoci6n,
.jales del ayuntamiento de Lares,
jose Antonio Gonzalez Soto y q don
Nioomedes Mandez; y sustituyendo
suspensos, hasta su absoluci6n ju'
i, si procediese, & hasta la renova'
del Concejo 81 tuviese esta lugar,
nte ell procedimiento, s los sefores
Antonio Collazo Ortiz, don Evaristo
es Pol, don Victor Hernandez, don
ionic Martinez, don jose Monroy,
jose Fuentes y Fuentes, don Anto.
). Gonzalez Hernandez, don Manual
MO Gonzalez, don Andres Pol Se'
, don Andres Rodriguez, don An
Montalvo = don Pedro Pablo Con
Soto, que reunen las condolences
!.
eoreto de- Hacienda: Deolarando
Z, al Official 80. Vista de la admi
ion de rentas y aduana de Ponce,
anuel J. Zeno y nombrando en- gu
azo s don Luis Venegas con el
anual de 500 pesos y 750 de so:
lido, cen destino s Ia .sdm:nistra
sntral dc contribuciones y rentas
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ist6fta do un telegrama

Ay.r s las dos de la t&rde lego s
capital mn, lte1sgramaa frmsdo, ,spor
sun, (El soD que ed uno de los
g de mas ciroulaoi6nl de Nueva
dirigido 4 la <Gsoets{ hotro os :
o de esta localidad. .aekun pare0e,
lido despaoho 10 llev6 a ordenan'
oable,A; .ls rsdaooi6n a - g Bole'
sercantil, donde fu6r reoiHdo, 4 Pc
\ que dioho spreoiabls Aplega -ha
dido .su publicaci6n ~Aet(de Aaoe
uns quinoens, J de que en u &C.
ad no se publican On ssta ciudad
& srios que SLa Union, yLA Co'
s,ND1Nol w m lamanari0 kEl Bua.
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as de la nsgsda del referido despaoho,
lvlauos tomsr informes d la o6eina
.sl Boletfn,> donde tuvieron la cor
'efa defaeilitarnos una oopia. Como
1'e despaeho, 10 mismo que todos los
ae !legan, van al gobierno general antes
oireularlos y donds decomisan todos
loelios que cream oonveniente no pasen
\ dominic pdblico, creimos que NO ha'
ria inconveniente on darlo s la publ
dad y sin oomentarios de ninguna ola
7 10 pusimos en- Ia secci6n de- ultima
Pra4 de nuestra edici6n de aver, de
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ia faIfecido en- Arecibo don Ri
= cardo MislAn, repartidor que era
en- aquells loealidad de nuestro
colepa <Ei Liberals. /. p.

ooiega <hl AlDeFai>'-n' 1. r
- Hoy go oelebraron once misas
en- la Cathedral, tres ep San Jose, dos en-
San Francisco, ouatro en- Santa Ana,
una en- la capilla de la V. o. T. y una
en- Ia oapilla de la Conception. Total
veinte y dos.
~ segan solAraoi6n que hace nues
tro colega Ella Union, le habfan dado
informes equivocados rel ferente s un
puente de carros que Sc hiz4 en- la Carroll
ma para pasar el RIO de Lola las tropas,
cuYa obrs atrihuy6 s la direction del
sef1or Lara. La oitada ob1a se realiz6
por orden del ooronel se1orl Pine y diri-
gida por el captain de E. n. sef1or b.
rrera.
-. Esc:iben de Aibonito que para
eloombate sostenido por nuestras tro.
pas con los americanos al medic dia del
viernes pasa1o en- ell pef16n del Asomsa'
to, llevaron los enemigos seis cahones
con los ousles no pudieron haoer fuego,
como tampoeo les fu6 possible utili1ar la
oaballerf., por Ia esesbrosidad del to-
rreno.
-. Creemos que nueetro buen CO.
lega <El Bascapi6, ha sufrido error al
deoir en- su edioi6n de aver, que se per-
mite Ia entrada = salida de ropss nssse'
6les de esta -cspital, pues tenemos enten-
dido ana ma an nnnaiAntA -.la@as anfsedA IL d.