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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
MADE 40 RESISTANCE.
Oc'cerx Allow q Colorcd pr,.
U.vnchel ~

"'''''" Allow Colorcd Prisoner to he
Ly"chcd at Pueblo, Colo.
ftEhIo, Colo, May 24.-Fivc min.
utes after Calvin Kimblern. the col.
ored murderer. reached Pueblo he was
being dragged through the streets by as
many men as could lay hands on the
rope around his neck, followed bv q
mob OF at least 5000 people. Not the
slightest attempt to protect the prisoner
was made by the half dozen officer.
having him III charge. In fact they
had drawn the charges from their re-.
volvers. lest by any chance blood should
bc shed III fcint at resisting the mob.
kimblern made but the slightest AZ.
tempt ut resistance. Heavy steel man.
aclcs bound his wrists and he was
dragged face downward over the rail.
road tracks, and was undoubtedly dead
before he was hanged to telegraph
pole two blocks from the depot. Twice
the rope broke after the body had been
hauled up, but the third attempt at
hrnglng was successful.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
GIGANTIC DOCK COMPLETE.
Great Northern ricr ca" Ha""'e 'O'oo'
Tons Of Ore.

n-..t Northcrn ricr Can Handle 'O'Ooo
Toms Of Ore.
WEST SUPERIOR. Wis. May 24:-ro'ey
Bros. the contractors building 'i'e . "i.".
Northern's new ore dock on AlloueA
bav. have completed their part oi 'ne
contract.
The dock is not yet ready to ship ORE
hut will he in few days, and II IS re-
ceiying right along. Some OF the pock.
ats arc not in shape for shipping on
account Of the need Of some wire y,, cables a,,s
"uJ other nppurtenances. There are
aao @ pockets on this dock and they are are
the largest sized pockets Oh any o.. m
',aok I IN existence. Each has cap"clty
~ ~ aGo tons of ore. giving the dock !"
.a,acity of ut least $4,000 tons, anu II -
snrsetcd that it will in reality be able to to
ho,d about 10000 tons. whch wou'u ,
,,"co a%"" It a nt the head Of all lake ore docks
i, mint of size.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
Is PR0HIBITORY
Much Discussed Meat Bill Passes
the German Reichstag by
Majority Of Forty.
BY Its Provisions the Canned
and Sausage Product Can
not Be Imported.
Restrictions in Regard to Fresh
Meats Radical Enough to
Be PrOhibitiye.

BERLIN, May 24.-The reichstac. yot
ing by roll call, has adopted the mea,
bill by l63 to l23 votes.
AS 1t has passed the reichstag. in ad
dition to prohibiting the importation Of
canned or sausage meat, the bill pro
vides that until Dec. 81, 1903. the i'm.
portation Of fresh meat shall only be al
lowed in the whole or in certain cases
IN half carcasses, and that the importa.
ton OF prepared meat shall only be per.
mitted when it is proved to be innocu.
Gus, which is regarded as being impos.
sible Of proof in the case of consign.
ment OF salt meats under four Kilograms
in weight. The bill also provides that
after 1903, the importation of meats
shall either be regulated by fresh legis.
lation or the above mentioned proyi.
elons remain in force.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24

Boer Envoys Wish to Plead With the
Whole American People.
WASHINGTON. May 24.-Mr. Fischer
one of the Boer ENJOYS, spoke freely
with representative Of the Associated
Press as to their general plans for the
future. He said that it was their pur.
pose to visit 10 or IL principal cities OF
the United States and explain to the
people whatever they might wish to
know of the Boer cause. They We're,
he said. particularly anxious to avoid
even the semblance of taking any part
in American politics. They came to
plead with the whole American people
for sympathy and support.
The cities which they will visit have
not vet been determined upon. 1t is
probable, however, that they will even
tually reach San Francisco. stopping
en- route at Chicago, Milwaukee. St.
Louis and Cincinnati.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
HE BRITISH ADVANCE.
Fsfmy Now Twenty Milrs North 81
kr0OustAd.

army Now Twenty Mii-s North sl
kroonstad.
ioN' May 24.-Onco more Lord
Is advancing in force. His wait
eohstad is over and already the
British army is about 20 miles
" ''s former resting place. Judg'
''n the dispatches Of Lord Roberts
honlngspruit Station. while
Y hm on either side Of the rail-
1eneral Frcnch's cavalry and
~ lan HamiltOn's mounted In.
are both slightly in advance OF
"ooerts aud threatening to en-
we boer position. which extends
miles due north.
''"l French probably crossed the
Ps'er river near the junction with
tsslrult. which runs thence to
tsspfuit Station. The main BRIT
llS VIII probably advance along
4road while General French con.
'fom the west and General Ham,
E'oM the east. Against this over
t.nS force the Beers will probably
'hclr usual tactics Of retiring to
as which doubtless have been
re' IN advance for their occup-
[e'ai French and General Hamil'
y separated from each other by
" miles, while Lord Roberts IS
\ \ y miles Of General French aud
''s vi General Hamilton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
Main Army Now a: a
! Twenty Miles North
Of Kr0onstad.
| French, Slightly in Ad.
i Is Over the Rhe-
poster River.
|ley Report Says Eight
L,red Beers Surrender
at Vryburg.

cspprir. Orange Free State,
,;encral French has crossed
ser river, northwest Of here
ment. combined with General
l,l,au ! occupation Of Heilbron
/ |,be Boer position. 20 miles in
! 81 front. untenable. The lates,
received. however, say the
are prepared to make a stron 2
\. and POSSESS Is guns.
|rlf,. Tuesday, May %. Abou,
/ have surrendered at Vryburg
\ Kimberley. and a little more
\ way between that place and
Vs..
Ded is all clear from Mafeking
opposition in this district il
l.y ended.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
ONLY DURING DAYLIGHT.
Most Divisions Of the ~. Louis Transit
Company Running Cars.

MOst Divisions OF the ~. Louis Transit
Company Running Cars.
Sr. LorI>. Nay 4--Most Of the divi.
sions Of the 81. Louis Transit company
are operating ears and General Manager
Paumhof announces that he will at.
tempt 10 open up the remaining lines at
once. Bat few Of the lines ran the
usual number e cars and none Of them
was operated after nigh,fall The man.
agem.nt Of tie Transit company say
ears vii! not Le run after dark until all
danger Of a,tuca from the disturbing I
element has rissed.
The request Of United States Marshal
Bohle that he he allowed 10 appoint 100
deputy marshals 10 help preserve law
and order. has been referred by Attorney
General Griggs TO Judge Adams Of the
United States district court. Marshal
Bohle was instructed to confer with
Judge Adams and United States Dis.
trict Attorney Roster and defer to their
Judgment in the matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
nrN.POWELL REPORTS.

der of Matching T-lis of the
Relief Of That place.
u.s. May 24.-The war Office
dispa,ch from Lord Roberts
ia,e # Honingspruit, May 90.
t.ns the receipt by him OF the
: message from Major General
Dwell:
kim. May III an happy to
gyu that Mafeking was success.
aeyed today. The northern and
columns joined hands on May
auaeked the enemy yesterday
Fr small engagement entirely
them with loss. The British
ks We're s killed aud 22 wounded.
relieving force marched into
fg AZ this morning. and the re.
defense forces combined and
ou, aud attacked the enemy 5
sser. We shclled them out and
nsurcd Snyman. and took one
l.. and a large amount Of am.
b, stores, etc.
Md and Ftls~en Wounded Roers
)rad. The enemy appears to be
tx N all directions except one
flo, which is lying low. possibly
f The retreat Of the remainder.
Ea!n MacIArcn and Corporal
] We're found in tho Bocr hos
They are doing we'll. The
+ PIE and the garrison Of Maic-
E heartily grateful for their re-
Roberts dispatch further says:
Hamilton reached Heilbron this
x after series Of engagements
Beer force. under Dewct. who IS
before him. Broadwood has
d 10 Boer wagons. There have
casualties in Hamilton's force
'ertiay evening. We marched
is morning."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
LAKE RATES BROKEN.

Lack of Demand in the East the Cause of
the Weakness.
CHICAGO. May 24.-Lake rates on
grains have broken and there is a strong
impression among railway freight Off.
cials that they will continue to lose
strength until conditions will necessi-
tate q reduction in the present all rail
rates to Eastern territory. The rate on
corn from Chicago to Buffalo is down
to H.. cents per bushel. Oh wheat o.S
cents, and on oats l GEN.. The lack Of
demand in the East is attributed by
local shippers to the weakness Of the
rates and it is believed that before the
weak is ended corn will be carried from
Chicago to Buffalo for cent a bushel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
OLD SYSTEM ABOLISHED.
Methodist Conference Removes the Tim
Limit of PastOrates.

Methodist Conference Removes the Time
Limit of Pastorates.
CHICAGO. May 2i.-By vote of 43:
to 25s the Methodist general conference
abolished the time limit Of pastorates.
thus finally disposing Of one of the most
important questions before the great
Methodist body and doing away with
one of the fundamental features of the
itinerant system Of the denomination.
Hereafter. according to the amendment
to the Book of Discipline adopted by
the conference, preachers will be ap'
pointed annually by the bishops. with
no limit OH the number of years pas.
tor may serve one congregation. except
the limit imposed by his own ability
and popularity with his congregation
He will still he pilgrim and strange
but now may tarry longer than five
wears.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
CHOLERA CONTINUES.

r.,... . Dccreaae In Number Of Persons
on Relief Works In India.
LONDON, May 24.-lt is officially an.
nounced that the viceroy Of India, Lord
Curzon Of Kedleston, cables that the
cholera continues to be very prevalent
at Bombay and elsewhere. and that this
fact chiefly accounts for the decreased
number of persons on the relief works.
He adds that showers have been num-
crous. thus improving the water supply
and fodder somewhat in parts. There
have been no other changes. The total
number of people receiving relief Is
4. go. 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24

Nap@ Colony, on the night Of Nav %
una marched in two columns under
ooionels Hughes and Spence. Noth;na
was seen OF the Beers until the British
were within two miles of DonDlas
when few shells from the Cano5;a,'
artillery sent the burghers in full 70.
treat towards Douglas.
Colonel Hughes column adyanced j.,
sh'f'n'shing order and after lengthy ex.
change OF shots, the Beers fled. leav;nn
Their laager and quantity Of stora,
kEd ammunition. g
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
ORIGINAL COST $GOO.OOO.

The Missouri and kansas Bridge Sold foH
$4,000.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, May 24.-The
Missouri and Kansas bridge, which
spans the Missouri river two miles
north of Leavenworth city and enters
the town on the Fort Leavenworth res
eryation, was sold at auction by mas.
ter commissioner appointed by the
United States district court. 1t was
knocked down to Simon Stern for
Emanuel L. Riser Of New York for
$40. 900. the upset price. There was but
one bid The bridge was built in 1876
ut a cost Of $500, 200.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
BIG SUIT BEGUN.

Manhattan Trust Company vs.. the sioux
City and Northern Railway.
Sioux CITY, In. May 24.-In the fed
eral court here the hearing OF q case
involving nearly half million dollars
was begun. 1t was that of the Man.
haitian Trust company VS.. tho Sioux
City and Northern Railway company
ON the petition Of intervention OF the
Trust Company of North America which
seeks to recover $434 4,3lS.46 alleged to
,c due for rental Of the terminal facill-
ties in Sioux City by the Northern.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
Cured a Running More.

II had q bad running sore on my breast
Tor over year." says Henry Richards
OF Willseyville, N Y, land tried orea,
many remedies, but got no relief until ]
used Banner Salve After using one
half box. wac perfectly cured. | can.
not recommend it too highly, and will
never be without it in the house"
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
). Z. Hood, justice of the peace
crosby, Miss, makes the following state
ment: II can certify that One Minute
Cough Cure will do all that is claimed
FOR 1t. My wife could not get her breath
and the first doae relieved her. It hae
also benefited my whole family" It acts
Immediately and cures coughs, colde
Group, grippe, bronchitis, asthma and all
throat and lung troubles.
Cook & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24

'"rc" Under General warren
occupies douglass.
", iowN, Tuesday, May 22.-Gen'
"afrcn has occupied Douglass
e''y lighting and without sus'
rs any loss.
AVfai Warren = force left ROOF Pan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
CATTLE THIEVES ARE BUSY.
They Run on . Few Head Of Cattle II
south Dakota.

SIOUX FALLS. 5. d.. May "a. Cattle
and horse thieves have made raids on
herds Mt widely separated points.
About 80 head Of cattle We're stolen
from n stockman named Shade, living
near Tulare. The animals were taken
from a corral, the thieves being very
particular about selecting the best III
the bunch. 4 party Of cowboys recov-
cred the animals in Sully county. where
they were found quietly grazing in a
valley. Thieves also rnided the horse
herds Of some Indians living on the
Yankton reservation, and ran away
with 10 animals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
For . Municipal Light E1ant.

DULUTH, May 24.-An ordinance has
been introduced before the city council
to provide for the issuance Of $4,000
of light bonds, to erect municipal elec.
trio light plant. This was voted on
favorably by the people last winter and
it was one of the hobbies of the late
Mayor Truelson. 1t is doubtful now
~ neither tho nrdinarce carries
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
NcCardy Gains on Recount.

ST. PAUL, May 24.-In the contest for
CITY comptroller j. J. McCardy, de-
feated on the face of the returns by 10
votes. has made gain Of - and is now
4 ahead. 1t is said this will be increased
as the recount continues.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-24
Kruger Transfers His pro,.r,,

LoNpoN, May 24-The Lourenzo
Marques correspondent of The Times
says he has it on unquestionablc au.
thority that within the last six weeks
PRESIDENT Kruger has transferred the
onlk OF his property in the Transvaal to
personal friends III order to avoid its
conilscatlon by Great Britain.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06
PERCY n. VAN DYKE. Editor.
MARSHALL. MISSOURI, APRIL g.. 1900.

Webster Davis not content with puncturing
his own hat and proclaimine the fact as an
attempt upon his life. has resigned his official
position as assistant secretary Of the Interior
and attempted another stage act. Having
visited the country of the Beers and formed
the personal acquaintance Of Dom Paul. he
now enters upon the task Of rousing his coun.
trymen's sympathies for the burghers Of
South Africa fighting for their liberty and
homes against English greed. The Ameri.
can people are already warm sympathizers Of
the Beers. condemning England for her IN.
justifable treatment 81 the brave Dutch Of
South Africa. But so far as any action upon
our part involving this government, in a ais.
pute with John Bull. conservative American
opinion holds us aloof. Democratic papers
and the representatives Of that party in Cong
ress. knowing the irresponsible nature Of their
utterances. hesitate not to make political cap.
ital by working upon the sentiment Of the
people. Webster Davis may Ike sincere IN his
efforts to arouse action upon our part in tire
British. Beer struggle. but the people Of his
home state have not a SUPER abundance Of
faith in the swee, voiced orator.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Stephens Waterloo does net lurk far liz.
hind his Austerlitz. Out Of power means out
Of friends with the poorest excuse Tor a GOV.
ernor Missouri ever had. With his ext, from
the gubernatorial mansion and his laying down
OF the machine reins. his hopes to becom.
Senator will 20 glimmering.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

General Horne was no match for the lief.
ferson City agents." who carried away the
whole cheese and voted not to let him have a
smell. The "bood!e'' doubtless did il, but
why didn', this general. practiced in military
tactics under Commander Stone. meet the en-.
envy with their W weapons' The impression
il general that he had the cash. a. the resul,
Of the delivery Of the Democrat. News into
Stephens hands
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

General Horne proved corruption to the
core In one notable instance and the recent
re'ire"en Of that individual. upon whose
name a most notorious scandal has forever
cast its blot Of we'll merited ignomy. under
fire. charged with more open violations Of the
laws Of decrncy and morality. should add a
check to the ardor Of even the governors
warmcst friends in their vindictive retaliation
upon Horne.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Colonel jim Barbec, in view Of the nomina.
ton the Republicans Of the Seventh are to
make in Hon. Leslie Orear. and the fear this
Republican has already inspired by his ack.
Mowledged ability to make a stirring campaign.
don't like the idea OF Cooney's nomination.
He says hat while disquisitions upon the
states Of the old Egyptians or Of the rise and
fall OF the Roman empire may Ike Of some in.
terest TO Psychologists and students Of history,
they are not calculated to make Democratic
votes where they are most needed. We
would only remind him that present indica.
ions suggest that the Democratic historians
will he in great demand this campaign, AZ
Democratic argument consists chiefly in point.
ing out the fall Of the Roman and Greek EN-
pires as examples Of what thrift, taking ad.
vantage Of our opportunities and expansion
will do for our W republic. A rcproduc.
ton Of all these dark scenes supplemented by
a death knell for this republic will he the de.
light Of these pessimistic minds. But as Col.
onel Barbee says, all this stage play is not
calculated to make Democratic votes.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

II would tx a weak machine which should
take from the " largest cities of this state
the rights Of an honest election and the con.
troll OF their police system and then fall down
upon the proposition If rolling one man in q
heavily Democratic county. And yet how
the machine crowd gloa,s upon the accom-.
pl'shment If this forgouc conclusion.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Softly. gentlemen. SOFTLY" did not refer to
the manner in which Horne should be thrown
by the Spencerites. The dear old Democrat.
News. which used to be ''the lest piper on
EARTH" IN the words Of its once editor, is
dou' ties a cuss-ed aud much cussed sheet bv
the same gentleman.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06
Stephens To Horne:

Stephens to Horne:
You cant rome Ia my convention,
For I've rolled yOn down my cellar door.
And though you've made II hot for me.
i.onnie stephens il still the stuff you see.
There won't he any proxies for you.
=" say M Marshall henchmen. bold aud
true.
In bumps and bruises suffered. seek your peni.
tence.
DethrOned, dehorned. you lie the victim Of INV
vengeance.
Horne to Stephens:
! don't want Ia go to your convention,
For fear they would endorse your ADMINISTRATION,
Your Jefferson City agents are here too thick
for me;
But, alas, ! love not this state Of Obscurity;
Severe have been your lashes. CALLING has been
your sway,
Bm when my day does come, old scores therr'II
he to pay;
And then yOu'l have no machine to aid and
guide you:
No. never will ! wear yourcollar, just wait until
do. CONTRIBUTED.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

The pre,entious show Of virtue and spotless
purity upon the part Of Missouri Democracy
approaches the ridiculous rather than the
sublime The party Of Phelps should not re-.
sent having its honor %,mpugned," Such a
practice would keep It in 10, waite, al the
time.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Admiral Goose Dewey, in announcing his
candidacy for the presidency, has made the
greatest mistake possible or conceivable. BY
neither party, is he taken seriously, notwith.
standing his wonderful popularity. His mar.
rage into the family Of that designing politi.
clan John X. Mclean was marked by predic-
tons that the ambitious Ohio journalist would
proceed to "use" him. Later developments
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Had there been woman's suffrage. where
would ''Pappy" Blair have been. Those who
are afraid to show their hands in scratching
tickets should advocate equal suffrage. tina,
their better halves might by example in
duce courage in others.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Extending the time Of his own mortgage
upon the Seventh district Congressional seat
seems to be h",hering Judge Cooney rather
than the problem Of extending the Constitu-
ton over our new possessions.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

For a Democrat to ''impugn the honor Of
his party requires a nan Of nerve. wherefore
we dub thee, General Horne. Richard Of the
Lion Heart" You deserve your title.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Surely the General was not under orders
from that smoothest Of the ''slickers, willy Bill
Stone. else Stephens and his henchmcn would
moi have Jared 80 well.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

The moral consciousness Of the party to
which you appealed IL n minus nil' thing.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06
MARSHALL = REPUBLICAN,.

eliminating in this peculiar and i'll. timed an.
nouncement point to the handicraft Of the
Ohio man. Hanna was right in saying It
should have been made on April ,st.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Horne's proof was not bullet. proof and
consequently the General was shot.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

let him ask proper authority. Prof. Spencer.
He Is ''it."
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

No wonder the convention Of Bill Roland
endorsed Stephens.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Spencer has taken Horne's place in Saline
Democracy. II Horne was a dictator, then
Spencer now is, and may moreover Ike charp-
cd as usurper in overthrowing ms predece ,sor.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

THE fair name Of Saline County has heen
stulti6ed." and il wasn't a Republican who
said IL.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Stephens is after your scalp aud the reward
IL tempting.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Crows malice toward Republican papers is
returned in their contempt for him.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

! am a Dimicrat. Dewey.
So was David b. Hill but alas his fate.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06
Roll. Horne. roll!

Don't stop to hear particulars.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-06

Roll. Horne. roll!
Don't stop to hear particulars.
Stephens is after your scalp and the reward
II tempting.
No wonder the convention Of Bill Roland
endorsed Stephens.
Horne's proof" was not bullet. proof and
consequently the General was shot.
The moral consciousness of the party tn
which you appealed Is minus nil" thing.
The fair name If Saline County has heen
stultiied." and il wasn't a Republican who
said IL.
n Horne wishes to know where he is at.
let him ask proper authority. Prof. Spencer.
He Is ''it."
Surely the General was not under orders
from tina, snoothest Of the ''slickers, willy Bill
Stone. else Stephens and his hcnchmcn would
not have Jared 40 we'll.
For a Democrat to 'impugn the honor Of
his party" requires a man Of nerve, wherefore
we dub thee, General Horne. Richard Of the
Lion Heart" You deserve your title.
Softly. gentlemen. SOFTLY" did not refer to
the manner in which Horne should b. thrown
by the Spencerites. The dear old Democrat.
N~.a,c sU1,.01, s.,.l o., H.. .,Al. i-