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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-04
It, Accounts the Beers
IN Bloemfontein Water
Works.
vo,vs Does Not Make Sat-
L.,,v's Affair Better for
British.
|, Roberts Continues His
|,eount. Fighting Near
Mafeking.

|.x.s Kop. Monday, April e.
are still occupying the water
.,.h;ch the British shelled yester.
NOON. the Beers replying.
ox April Fuller news OF the
| 70 the British army in the
farhood of sannah's Post does not
;mnroye matters from a British
: view. but with the dispatches
f;tr,nr. it is impossible to accu.
ror,ray the present situation. or
N the ultimate issue Of Lord
|, attempt to retrieve the defeat.
4 Office has posted a dispatch
|crl Roberts. reading as follows:
ufon,ein. April 2. 1880 p. m.-
b,;nua,ion Of my telegram OF
81, there has been considerable
h getting accurate returns OF tho
los as the action took place %
hence, the telegraph cable has
Interrupted several times, cloudy
y has interfcred with signalling.
(bouch there has been no engage.
kince, the force 10 continually in
with the enemy. There were
Lc,s of conspicuous gallantry dis
during the day. q remained
lon under u cross-fre at 1900
br some hours, the officers serv.
Guns rs the Casualties reduced
hchments. Several gallant at
xerc made to bring in two guns.
= Of hich had been killed. but
stempt. the horses were shot.
*, Munster, Shropshire and
eberland mounted infantry and
horse covered the retirement
.uns from that position to the
< Of the drift fround by the cav.
10 miles further south, and with.
The determined attacks Of the
who, in some cases. advanced
100 yards. u battery Of the
Horse Artillery was suddenly
nded in the drift and the officers
en- were all made prisoners with.
bhot being fired. But Major Tay.
d q sergeant major succeeded in
ns in the confu sion. Five guns
captured at the same time.
E details tomorrow.
Roberts dispatch seems tc
dispose Of the earlier report Of
rovery Of the guns, and the facts
be Beers remain In occupation OF
l'erworks is taken as an indica'
bat they intend to make . stand
ently long to cover the withdraw
De guns and wagons to . place OF
although the absence Of definite
ia'ion regarding the movements
,eral French's cavalry makes j,
Nto estimate their chances o1
this crowning success to thu
lready inflicted.
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ELECTIONS IN WISCONSIN.
Contest In Milwaukee the Most Exciting
In, HnaPa.

Contest In Milwaukee the Most Exciting
In Years.
MILWAUKEE. April 4.-Municipal
elections are being held throughout
Wisconsin. The contest in this city is
the most exciting in many years. The
street railway issue has been the feature
Of the campaign. The weather early in
the day was cloudy and threatening
rain. A heavy vote is being polled.
Mayor David s. Rose, Democrat. seeks
reelection against Henry J. Baum.
Rnrtner, Republican. Aldermen. super.
yisors and q county Judge are also being
voted for.
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Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman. MileeburR.
Pa. says. las aepeedy cure for coughs.
colds. Group and sore throat One Minute
Cough Cure ia unequaleo. 1t ie pleas
ant for children to take. l heartily
recommend it to mothers" It ie the
only harmless remedy that produces i'm
mediate results. It cures bronchitis,
pneumonia. grippe and throat and lung
diseases. 1t will prevent consumption.
COOK 4 ODKE
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FEARFUL CARNAGE,

" hnshmans Kop Tell . Terrible
ale Of surprise and Slaughter.
hNANs koP. Sunday. April H.
Dotrs, who were hidden in the
When the British guns were cap
Yesterday. were commanded BY
man, German American. They
" holding the waterworks and the
hills behind them.
'wlng the scouts Of General
cavalry division to the scene
Nc THIS correspondent witnessed
,ne most terrible spectacles Of the
norses lay stiffened in the various
les OF sudden death and mingled
Them were ghastly human bodies
ne wrecks Of wagons and food
rage scattered wide. Everything
Irrible tale Of surprise and car.
~ would be impossible to con-
SAy'hing more ingenious than the
lap and the only wonder is that
man escaped.
''e"~ Of Frightful Confusion.
"a the convoy was first attacked a
'rightful confusion followed.
o ules stampeded aud the wagona
"orturned, while the concealed
poured in we'll directed fire
.ney seemed disinclined to con-
'ne slaughter and called on the
70 surrender. In the meantime
ss, which had come up unde'
hm.' ny wheeled into action and be-
''''hg the Beers with the four re-
= guns. The Beers confess that
;"''ery accounted for five killed
"o wounded Of their losses.
III the afternoon the Beers col
"''"t the convoy, began remov
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Insurance Companies Pay Up.

ST. PAUL, April FIRE insurance
companies from Great Britain. Sweden,
Switzerland and Holland have all paid
the fees demanded of them under the
Somerville law. 1t was said that they
had been given gentle hint by Insur-
ance Commissioner O'Shaughnessey to
the effect that the time to git up or pay
up had about arrived, but this is de-
hied by the commissioner.
O. beauty! what q powerful weapon
thou art. The braveet men fall at thy
feet. No wonder women take Rocky
Mountain Tea to prolong the joyous
spell.
FRANK Smith.
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MORE VIGOROUS POLICY

~..- william Sends Instructions to
the German Minister 1T P"kin.
BERLIN, April 4.-Owing to tho
strong representations Of Bishop An
,oar ri Shan Ting. Count von bue!ow'
tho German foreign secretary. at Em-
,,oror williams orders, has wired the
German minister at Pekin, Baron Won
Kettoler. t to pursue, hereafter. more
vigorous policy there.
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Hernandcs Again Defeated.

CARACAS, Venzuela, April 4.-The
revolutionary general, Hernandes, has
been obliged to retreat to the banks Of
the OrinOco, having suffered new and
decisive overthrow l6 miles from Ciu.
dad, Bolivar.
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ALARMING REPORTS.

Russia's Preparations on Land and Sea
Cause Much Speculation.
BERLIN, April 4.-The Koelnische
Zeitung. a semi-official organ, publishes
alarming reports regarding the busy
war preparations which Russia is max
ing on land and on sea. The Zeitung
announces that the czar will go to Mos
COW to be present at military council.
All dispatches relating to the mobih-
zation of troops are carefully censored
before they are given to the press.
Officers who have applied for leave OF
absence have been informed that all
such requests will be denied for the
pSese.,t.
Prince Of Teck in Charge.
LONDON. April 4.-The Bloemfontein
correspondent of The Standard says
that the Prince of Teck was in charge
Of the transport but is safe.
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ing the gums and wagons and permitted
the collection Of the British dead and
wounded. Our actual casualties were
less than had been expected.


So'onoi runners Relief Column Said to
Have Been Defeated.
PRETORIA, Sunday, April l.-Can.
nonading was again heard in the direc.
ton OF Brandfort Saturday and it is re.
ported that heavy fighting occurred
Saturday around Mafeking. 1t is added
that Colonel Plumer's relief column
was compelled to retire with loss. No
details have been received.
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COMPLETELY SURROUNDED.

Arrival Of Reinforcements Saved the Brit
ish From Annihilation.
LONDON, April 4.-The Bloemfontein
correspondent of The Daily Chronicle,
telegraphing Sunday and describing the
loss of the convoy. says:
The Beers opened with murderous
fire. It was simply slaughter. The
Kaffir drivers Of the convoy ran away
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Named an Iowa Judge.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The president
has nominated Smith Mcpherson OF
Iowa to be United States district judge
for the southern district Of Iowa.
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What Two Cents wilt 80.

What Two Cents Wilt 30.
It will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption. even the worst
casaa. This je about what one dose
OF Foleye Honey and Tar coste. Isn't il
worth trial? Take no substitute.
CHRIS SCHUTZ.
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Gbrlifs SdlulOnrr.

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Ser ltntrrgang brs Samplers
Yerml.Sa."

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panO sonnte man nod feline Qaga6en
machen.
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RaKrn>GDnhift in Georaia.

Qt1antd, @d, II. 2lu9uIt. -
8ouoerneur Gambler FAT cine gomz
pagaie U}li3 na6 2;6ertb @ountD,
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fie iif Der 8er6aftung piDerIeBten.
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S1ifaomaD'S o1!1
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Gr;biidof Gprrisan's 9leiie ua6
Rnm.

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Sua nnn elmer Bride aeftiir,t.

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puroen fdmmtl;6 in Si6er6eit gez
bra9t. W}ebrere PerIonen erLitten
8erlebungmr, bod speroen aQe 9er.eBz
ten gsnefen.
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Gin Grab auf DC nj slrmrnsFrirb6nfc

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tigen f4pierigen 3rilis finbet 6ier un.
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itno be3iigtt9 Der 6ultung bes 9rn.
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baB er be5peifle, Of es ratbIam lei, bic
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len, o6ne ben anbersn Hationsn bas
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pen in 6 6inu.
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STANDARDIZATION aus Sbangbai einz
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Die 6ingSQftfIiOndre entfIo6sn aus
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uno 6rau Sanbsrs nit feds 8inbsrn
bon ping SSaot. Die &inoer ge60rten
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Gppper unb @lDbsr.
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Sranbfata itrnpbe in Gliraau,

8 blcago, II, NuguIt. = 0as
8ebduoe Der nSnoepenoent Yaper
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6. Morneb unO So6n Mit9eq erlitten
beoenfli6e gerlebun9en. Man bermuz
tibet grdnbfiftunu.
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gSieocr Gin llnsliif an elmer Sabn=
freu,una,

NIlento IN n, 9u., II. Dug. -
Sin Perionen3ug OsrPerfipmsnz8a6n
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tere mar Elm S4puger Der 8e6riIoer
0Ole. Die brei WGnner iparen oui
oem Wege no6 Der 8ertiomen=Greef,
um bort Elm 6i[ferloaer 81 6eaisAen.
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sieBen lire &inber perbnnaeru.

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- Sn Huf6 Gountp, na6s Wilion,
rs, srmorDsten George griffin unb
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6Qft.
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Ser Cptifer=G Gcrciil.

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Der uncertainties Sptiter 9erein
(4merican 4fociution Of Sptician8)
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Die 9ers4ti9ung, Ii4 Optiter gu nenz
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ner rsguldren 6afI6u.e bsIiBen oosr
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oft ipdt dutblttbcn, ooer o(m llnuetttr nb du5s
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Su (shreu 9irbtueft's.

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Sine 8eriamur:unq allar 5o5iali5tjI6sn
OrganiiutiOnsn Der Stabt puroe gez
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Ha6Nm bic Qobreoen gs6altan, tpuroe
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SpringfielO, MaK., ais bic teitenoc
GertrdItele fir be io3ial:It;i6e Or
beiterpartei ber Ser. Siaaten an5uer>
tennen.
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R0OmoO's pi0en.

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Waoens, Der Gingepeio, Iisren 9Ids, ntrpoiea
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