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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-01
NOT LIKELY TO LEAK.
| Key Wcst People Change Their Minds
About News From Havana.

Key Wcst People Change Their Minds
About News From Havana.
KEY WEST. March 1.-The United
States court Of inquiry into the loss OF
the battleship Maine, in the haibor Of
Havana, ON Feb. 10, has begun its ses-
sions here. Those officers and civilians
here who believed the reports from Ha'
vana, saying that the court had already
decided that the loss Of the Maine was
due to treachery, have apparently
changed their minds. for now the uni
versal question is "What has the court
found out?" while Sunday one heard
all around "When will war be de-
clared:"
Brought face to face with the court,
men realize for the first time how un'
likely it will be for the court to allow
any inkling Of its conclusions to be
known out Of due season.
Long before the officers were ready
to 20 to tho court room the enlisted
mon saved from the ill.fated vessel
were up and waiting Mt their temporary
homo in the army barracks.
1t was not known whether any OF
them would be called, but all prepara'
tons were made 50 that the court
should not be delayed i'll its work.
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j lorer If Naval Vessels Now There
VII Remain.

Il loree II Naval Vessels Now There
WI Remain.
EEw NogE. March lit has been
tdea ny the navy department TO
y d t.e Pacific coast the full force
lasa. vessels now there. says the
Es5lA-ton correspondent OF The Her.
Department officials recognize the
t9a, the strength Of the North
-ai. ,44Aaron would be greatly in
-sel tr att1chlng the battlcship
~ 7 Rear admiral Sicard's com.
~ Int they appreciate the danger
-sa'ia- n" Pacific coast without a
:. d This class, just as they appre.
iAe importance Of defending the
q n" Atlantic coast by vessels OF
monitor class.
lsFe are now stationed on the Pa.
cast the Oregon. the coast vessels
4''ey and Monadnock, and the
aas ship Adams.
y Oregon, which is n Puget sound,
y ordered TO leave that port and
esa 70 San Francisco harbor, and
pace IN Northern waters will prob
y @fcn by the Monterey. The
asMeht recently directed that the
4'ohocl he LAID in reserve. but
orders have not yet been carried
) and she will ,>r,bohl,, ~, so,e 90
Diego.
,Is' these ships the department
:, honolulu the cruiser Baltimore
ne runboat bennington.
AZ cruiser Alert and tho gunboat
Iva are IN Nicaraguan aud Guate.
waters respectively. Tho de-
-s", ~, does not anticipate that a
Il VIZ be sent to the Pacific coast
@V'0 i an expectation that a de.
ma . Ni'rei cruiser may be ordered
'sation. o
a4oflticS say that tho Columbia,
a,'p'l'S, Brooklyn and New York
aas w. 'oeal ships to form flying
baana, lheir steaming radius is
r. 'y e large to enable them to
tbo a' 'hc programme contemplated
,4' department.
Anoa oni'or Puritan. which will be
pa. "o'r hampton Roads, to de.
p,n'li'ore. Washington, Norfolk
kpa,on4 4'llohd, will have her repairs
/ b,s 'he ilrst Of next week. She
aDt "a part of her crow, and Lieu.
|rarin, o.i''inander J. Nj. Hawley is
D be ''o detail Of the men who
ex;,,s s'Siehed to fill the vacancies
'''''ig on that ship.
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SHOULD BE AMENDED.
Opposition in tho senate to the pendin
Alaskmn bill.

Opposition in tho senate to the Pending
Alaskan Bill.
WASHINGTON. March beyond the
fact that the bill regulating the right
Of way for railroads in Alaska and for
other purposes will probably be taken
up the programme in the senate for
this week is quite indefinite. The
Alaska bill is of much wider scope
than its title indicates and it will not
be voted upon without considerable
discussion. There is no general dis
position to defeat the bill. but some
senators are of opinion that it should
be amended in some particulars and
they will seek to secure these changes
before the vote is taken.
1t is understood to be Senator Davis
intention to again move the considera-
ton Of the Hawaiian treaty. if oppor.
tunity offers. but there is no disposi.
ton Mt present to unduly press the
treaty i'll antagonism to other measures.
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Anderson 10 Released.

RosEAU. Minn., March l. - The
charges against G. A. Anderson. ac.
cused of tho murder of Nystrom, whose
body was found Jan. Z, after he had
been missing since Oct. 81. was dis.
missed by tho county attornry. An.
derson's friends then caused the arrest
Of Edward, Elmer and Lewis Normand,
brothers Of tho Normand who com.
mitted murder in North Dakota last
year.
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aside from that relating to the rccovor,,
OF dead bodies and personal nronau,..
mas been scarcely more than nrel;m;n
ary' In this view of the case II mar
DC perceived how difficult il wonld -,
sof any member Of the court to nred;c.
the aate upon which it would ronor,
1t can be stated authoritatively thai
'ho navy department has reoe;yoa
ho'hing to Indicate the cause of tho ox
I'os1oh, and that reports tha, it has
''e" ADVISED that 1t was because of ev.
''liia agencies, are without foundation
"o more dead bodies were RECOVERED
~. was nnrcca agnizablc, bat the otb.r
W. i"anuted as that of J. ". John.
son.
"e death Is announced IN the hos.
rIidl at Havana OF poor Holscr who
made such gallant struggle Tor life
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LOST $2OO.OOO IN WAGES.

No Prospect of n Settlement Of the Bislde-
ford Strike.
BIDDEFoRD. Me-. March l. 1t is
claimed that tho strikers in the Laconia
and York cotton mills will remain out
until they are starved in. This seems
TO be the situation at the end of the
sixth week of tho strike and there is no
prospect Of q settlement for weeks to
come. Both strikers and mill manage.
ment remain firm and indications of a
settlement by arbitration seem most re.
mote. The strike has already caused a
loss in wages Of nearly $2O0,O0O
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'o'oDi KNOWS WHEN.

l,n. "snt StilI Has No News
E1sr The Court OF Inquiry.
nayy 10Y March Nobody at
J dn,s department. from the secre.
as mas any information what.
)rt Of whether or not the Maine
)n !. INJURY will return to Havana
|Ae c,,, west. and in fact the plans
/. For '"f' are absolutely unknown
(utman. 'nls reason it is said Mt the
probah, ''a' any statement as to
rep,rt uate upon which tho court
J Of tha It's conclusions to tho secre.
Very do'y navy Is purely speculative.
Fcrs bo. nouotful in tho minds Of the
eour, y whether the members Of
ppuio, themselves are able to pass
It's han upon this point at this time,
'eSed the work 90 far done.
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IyOIIRING ABOUT MlREA.
Gov.rnmeut Ohicials Ask About tho New
Chicago Explosive.

Govern meut Officials Ask About tho New
Chicago Explosive.
CHICAGO, March William ;. Darn.
Icy Of Chicago, inventor OF 'm'rex'
one of the most powerful explosives
known to naval warfare. has been III
vited to Washington to demonstrate
tho powers of the product to Secretary
Long and his associates.
Fifty pounds OF "mirex are saiu :.
be as effective rs five times that alho"n
of gun cotton. Mr.. Darnley hrs' ~
tracted the attention OF naval experts
few months ago by his experiments
in Chicago harbor.
The new explosive only serves tue
purpose Of its inventor when IL II
thrown into water. On land II II
harmless and cannot be exploded.
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F0 MORE LEAVES
l,;cr Military Discipline Now
rntoyrel on the Reservation
al Key West.
|syy DEPARTMENT Has No Special
information Regarding the
Board OF Inquiry.
/, Transfer Of Naval Strength
From llc Pacific to the
Atlantic.

h. W. ia, March l.-Ordors |.
s. trea .>.,l II the army barracks.
ut.,.u- cul ,tpl men from leaving
It>,ryAt.aa without special per.
/. vac. VIII H. @,autcd only III cx.
g4. Officers leave Wa,
.ar.l 4. au.. several have had TO
II ta-0- ,a.#&t~ III town for the
ka.n- | S,t> rumored that the two
H.. W,ra .,,d under marching or.
+. al. this j, denied Sccrcsy i,
klG.a.a,.. at tHe tracks. and no cA.
k1aa u g., tne>" clrcum stances -
w:r-
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Mass For the Maine Dead.

BALTIMORE, Md, March IA solemn
requiem mass for the repose of the
souls Of those who lost their lives
through the destruction of the battle
ship Maine was celebrated at the
cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons made an
address, and read the services for the
dead. y number of naval and military
officers were present, including those
of the militia and naval reserves.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL, FeD. 2S
HOGS-Markct firm and active
Range of prices, 81 Sb0t3.ao.
Market steady on butcher
stuff.
sales ranged at s.. 40 for stockerS;
$3ooQy3.55 for COWS; $S2oG31 tol
hciiers: <37OMi.l0 for steers
SHEEp-Market steady.
Lambs, $1.UOol5.25; muttons, <f2o.
Receipts: Hogs. 800, cattle 800; sheep
3uo calves, loo.
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Cleared More Than $4,000.

NEW YORK, March Tho benefit
given at the Metropolitan Opera House
for the widows ana orphans Of the sail.
ors and men on the battleship Maine
was thorough success. The receipts
Were more than 0,VU0.
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Available for Military Duty.

CHICAGO, March IA special to The
Times Herald from Washington says:
According to report placed before the
president. there ere now available for
military duty in the United States TO-
O7S, $40 able bodied mon, and of these
ll2,O82 are already in the militia.
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Rudd Ii n Candidate.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 1.-The
Chronicle says: Governor Budd has
informed his friends that in view Vt
tho retirement of Senator White, he
will be candidate for the United
States senate provided the next legisla.
turo is Democratic.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.


MILWAUKEE, Feb %
WHEAT-No. ! Northern. sl.ol No
spring - l.9jc; May, Si.02A..
RYE-No. /. SOC.
BARLEY No, ,, IL ] A.; sample on
track, 81 10 iolzc.
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Bus Filled With Pleasure Seekers struck
by a Train.

CHICAGO. March IA bus filled with
pleasure seekers was struck by Grand
Trunk passenger train at the Western
avenue crossing south OF Blue Island III
the southwestern part of the city.
not one OF the occupants of the vehicle
escaped without INJURY. The victims
of the disaster We're on their way from
West Harvey to Blue Island where a
surprise party was TO be held.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Feb, 2i
HOGS Market shade lower.
CATTLE-Market higher.
sales ranged at $2.60,d3.5O 10 for cows;
g. 1outa.l0 for stockers and feeders: 100
u 400 for heitcrs; S3.7o,a l. TO for yearlings
SHEEP-ln demand; S5.65W. 49,
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state department Has No News

WASHINGTON, March i.-.Judge Dav
shc assistant secretary of state. SAID =,
o clock that 10 cable had ,.o,,
'eived iron! Minister Noodford AN.
nouncing that five Spanish war,hip.
had sailed for Havana. The assistant
secretary further said that all was
quiet and ne had no news of any kind
Tor the press.
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Chicago UD,on stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Feb. IS.
HOGS Market slow, averaging shade
lower.
Sales ranged at s3.soG4oo for light;
%S9oaAO7}s for mixed; Sh95I4O'ta for
heavy: s. sOtI 80 for rough
Market steady, loo higher.
Sales ranged at SS.SouSo. 40 for becvcS;
g. loG4.S5 for COWS and hcifers; Si5o4s
430 for Texas steers; IS. 10 44.i 40 Tor
etockcrs and feeders.
SHEEP-Market steady, generally loo
lower.
Sales ranged at S. lo@i1o for natives;
$3,doWA.6O for westerns; S42oDo.to Tor
lambs
Receipts: Hogs, $1,000; cattle l4,oW
sheep, 800
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Iu~hiu. Work At Port Townsend.

PoEr TOWNSEND Wash. March -
Inc WORK Of tortltying the three con.
splcuons points contiguous TO Port
Townsend, which has ueen going on In
desultoly fashion Tor some months, j.
now being pushed forward under spe.
clal orders from Secretary Aiger, and
now the doubled forces at work at
Points Aarrowstone and Admiralty are
being worked night and day to fin.
ish up
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Feb 2S
POULTRY-Dressed. firm: turkeys,
Sallc; chickens. 1Ao,; ducks, 1WSc.
BUITER-Firm; creamerie5, lS8
.Oc; dairieS llQsl1c.
EGGS-Weak. fresh. IL l2i@c.
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Duluth Grain,

DULUTH. Feb. %
WHEAT-Cash No. hard. 991sc; No
l Northern, s.4.c; No. = aNorthern. 92c;
No. spring. So. To Arrivo-No. hard,
Slo)la: No. Northern. Sl.00; May,
$3.50; July, $3.50; september, 7ol,c.
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C0RBETT OUT
Amendment Declaring Him En-.
titled to a Seat in the SEN
ate Is Lost.
Resolution by BrOmwell in the
House Creates a Naval Con-
tlngent Fund.
Sundry Civil Bill Completed in
Committee Of the Whole
and Reported.

AsHlNGToS, March 1.-The vote on
seating Mr.. Corbctt as senator from
oregon was taken on an amendment
declaring him entitled to his seat. It
was defeated, so to 10.
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Completed in Committee of tho whole.

NOUpIctOU IN NOmmlttee Oh tho " hOlo.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The sundry
civil appropriation bill. after a political
debate as to railroad influence in the
last national election, was completed in
committee of the whole, and on Mr..
Cannon's motion. was reported to the
house.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPoLIs. Feb IS
WHEAT-February closed at CSC;
May, 96s.c; July "5la 9ossc. On Track
No. hard, 81 .ol3s No l Northern, 9S;sc.
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PARIS. March 1.-The Echo expresses
the hope that European statesman
wi!s be found to intervene with the
we" Oh the maintenance of peace be.
tween the United States aud SPAN. ;"
lhe paper says II regards the disso!u.
tion Of the Spanish cortes as an encour.
a-.uy >vuuintn
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MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, MARCH |. 49,
GREAT ACTIVITY SHOWN.
"attrv'iei Arsenal Working the Entire
Force Night aud DAY.

Force Night aud Day.
ALBANY, n. y, March 1.-The great.
est activity known since the hate rebel.
hon Is now witnessed at the Watervliet
arsena! and the entire force is working
night and day Oruers have also been
received for the shipment of all projec.
tiles noW on hand to the several fort.
about New York and to forward all
completed guns as speedily as possible
to the pIovlng grounds at sandy Hook.
SUCH an order has not been received al
Watcrylet since the close OF the war.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Fob 3S
CI.OINd PRICES.

CLuoING PRICES.
WHEAT - February. Sl04s4: May,
Sloi4; July. s93.@S97sc; September,
7sA,; December. 1880.
CORN-February 2s1ac: March, 2>1ac:
May, 500; July, 3lh@3l14c; September,
323sc.
OATS-February, 251ac; March, ao}1c:
May. a6l<c; July, aaAc.
PORk-Februnry, SlO 50: March, $40 35
May. $40 ~; July, el0421t
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dinner an Che jefferson. Miss Hattie Ross
being the only guest outside the official
circle. During the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. Dick spent the afternoon in driv-
ing about the city. under escort NJ COL
onel Cowardin and Mr.. Potts. They left
for the South Friday afternoon.
Mrs Grey Skpwith's handsome pariors
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of affairs Wednesday evening. From 10
ID Miss she SkipWith. the young daugh-
ter of the house entertained her girl
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O'Clock the gentlemen came, and n sump-
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Invitations were issued 90 married people
The house is one which lends itself read
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other decoration The vivid scarlet hang
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roses red carnations. delicate ferns and
dark leaved palms. made beautiful set
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figures, each in effective evening dress
and the light laughter. as the game pro-
ceedcd, sounded delightfully."- festal. Mrs.
SkipWith assisted her daughter iu well
coming her guests She wore yellow
crepe De choue. the toilette being i'm
charming taste
Miss SkipWiths costume was admirably
suited 10 her youth and general style.
10 was of doilcateiy tinted pink silk-al-
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Three prizes were given. the first being
70 handsome piece of Sevres china. the
second, silver mounted whsk brush,
and the consolation. shoe horn.
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Miss Anna Lee Alfriend is visiting Mss
Cottmau in Baltimore.
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The Ladies' Matinee Musicale VII WI me- iilee,
Friday. the 10th of December az 90 'o' -
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The Currents Events Class az the -
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A large and enthusiastic meeting or me
Association for the Preservation OF NH-
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the Virginia Historical society roo'l I'M
Nfrs Joscph Bryan presiding. The busi-
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ing Midsummer Nights Dream ana
the appointment OF committees TO taKe
the details Of presentation TN hand. Mrs.
Henry Taylor was made secretary ior
the play. and the committees named
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Miss Sallie Faulkner daughter OF Sena-
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debutantes I'm the senatorial circle ms
winter In Washington.
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Mr.. VIM A. Hienbotham returned TO
Philadelphia Tuesday evening.
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DIT. and Mrs c. \. Labenburg returned
from their wedding trip Wednesday night
and will be at home to their friends al
824 west Grace street
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Special Sale
FOR THE BABIES +!

At TRAGLEs CUT-RATE DRUG
STORE for ono week only, COM
. fneuefurr Daceu1b her ID
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Mrs. Charles II. Wager. Of Culpeper,
who has been visiting Mrs George Ross,
returned 90 her home Friday While in
the city Mrs. Wager made many warm
friends
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Invitations have been received IN Rich-
mond to the Boston Art club Compe-
tition of Colonial Pictures" under the
auspices Of the Colonial Danes Of Mas
sachusetts.
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Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr..
Joseph Plunkett Brady and Miss Martha
Ann Bragg nj $50 O'Clock December
18th, at 1863 High street petersburg Va.
Mr. BRADY is a son OF Colonel James j..
Brady. and is the clerk Of the United
States District Court. His prospective
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