The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-18

TOT 6eVefH! uAye giving evidence OF scar
let fever. To allay apprehension caused
by uutouudcd rumors. we would state
that there IL no quarantine resting 90
the houses OF John Schultz or james
Dixon. Mr.. Schultz says there is not a
sick person 10 his family nor has there
been. while Nr. D,xon's children are
around, fairly we'll. having recovered
from . siege Of the grippe.
The North western Miller Of Minneap.
oils OF the 18th inst, states that "the
MILFORD & Nor:hwsy u~fscturing
company has received orders from
Coiiey 4 Lark,n Of Madison, 8. d., for
one ~plains,fter. two Wilson dust collect.
ore Tor use on purifiers and roll suction,
and u exhaust FAM" These as We
learn in al interview with MIR. Larkin.
are all OF the latest and most approved
patterns in milling machinery. and with
the changes made |, their mill here will
cost e,,O0U. The mill will be shut down
February l TO make the improvements
which will take about thirty days time.
The work Will be done Dy home me.
chAn.cs.
Hon. Frank ID. Adams, OF Groton.
formerly u member OF the state board Of
, regents and vel known 10 many in this
city, being frequently n guest OF Frank
Palmer, Of The FAIR, died Monday night
OF asthma ut his home. He has been u
great sufferer from asthma for some tune
and recently went 70 Minneapolis TO
undergo treatment FOR il without be0et,.
He leaves a wife, three nj and two
daughters. all at Groton. Tue funeral
takes place 10 o and owing to Mr..
Adams prominence in state aifA,rs Tor
20 many years, will be largely atteuded
by people throughout the state. Mr..
Palmer. though much desiring. will bs
unable TO attend the funeral ovinR to
the p&cul ar business demands Tor his
presence here at home.
Yesterdays Legislative do,ngs we're
conspicuous 10 a few things only. 1he
judiciary COMMITTEES OF the house recon
meuded with amendments
the passage OF the W,llmarth bill for the
initiative and referendum. The nine
hour bill Tor state employes and lsborers
was also favorably recommended. a
favorable report was made by the sp
preparation committee on the bill fo'
$4,000 for q new dormitory ct Spearisf
Normal. A petition 10 being circulated
and generally signed by tho member
praying Tor tho speedy return OF tn
First regiment from Manila. This o
course u hardly consistent with the ex
mansion resolution introduced BY to
republicans. State Auditor Reeves
. Representative Hurlbut and Others VII
leave Pierre for 0roton to-day to b
, preesot tomorrow at the funeral OF tn
late Frank u, Adams, vho wa q mem
ber OF tho board OF regents under She'
don. In tho senate . petition was pre-
sented from Charles Mix and Doug'a
counties praying Tor the exserm'ns''o
{ OF prairie dogs. The house adopted tn
committee report for the passage OF III
. W,llmarth referendum bill. The aot'
{ expansiou resolution OF tho federal re's
tions committee was killed, the vote y
. vidina on strict party lines. The sera'
passed the following bills: R.qu'r'n
county auditors TO keep index and al
str.c, books Of real estate; reimburs'n
Hanson county for expense OF Phe'E
murdes trial; requiring state officers sn
. employss to Ale reos,pss for III expend
turss on sxpsnss sooouat; grating 10
d,ars fr,s tuition IN state schools. Lea
inc populists are prone 70 ooooede tn'
!. the republican ssussors. should toe
stand together, oan command soo"a
~d>mooretic votes 70 pAss party neasuF'
l.nd other.lse,slstioo over ths. heed
q 81. eovernor. They maintain at Il
= ..ms tim, that the republicans oann'
p hold toeethsr. THIS goss to oootir
9. and augment tho fears which headers
the republican majority and republics
4. iobov have expressed for some time.
ID Oman the door, lot IN tho air.
% Tho wiuds are sweet, h flowers arc 10
10y 10 abroad ia tho world Tor me-
.Sinoe taking Rocky Mountain leu.