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The readers OF the paper will be pleas
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Now N the alarming report that
and Japan are forming an ALI.
ance to take China unto Themselves ard
keep England, Germany and America
out. How about that little piece of
paper Russia last week signed for MIR.
Hay: Guess the U. S. is all right nc
long as that piece OF paper lasts.
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Instead OF one state republican con-
vention to select delegates to the national
convention and another to nominate q
state ticket, the Huronlte favors one
convention for both.
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il. Bevry, Loganton, Pa, writes. IL
am willing to take my oath that I was
cured OF pneumonia entirely by the use
OF One Minute Cough Cure after dor.
tors failed. 1t also cured my children
OF whooping cough" Quickly relieves
and cures coughs. colds, Group. CRIME
and throat and lung troubles. Child.
rem like it. Mothers indorse it.
COOK & ODEE
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IA. Lambert of Rachel, N. c., writes:
- heartily endorse Foley's Kidney
Cure. 1t does what you claim it will
90, n there ls nothing equal to it. and I
thank you for the good it has done me-"
CHRIS. SCHUTz.
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lures dizzy spells, tired feeling, stom.
acn, kidney, and liver troubles. Keeps
you we'll all the year. Rocky Mountain
lea taken this month. IS cents.
$3.50 - FRANK Smith.
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A pure whiskey agrees with any food,
in fact aids digestion. L. tones the
stomach, increases the flow OF the gastric
juices and so promotes strength and
flesh. A pure whiskey like Harper
Whiskey. Sold by FRED KuRTH.
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Agents Wanted-To sell DR.. Conper's
(prlvate) book for ladies; Just out: 30
colored plates, GOO pages, outfit FREQ
American Publishing House, Chicago.
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wy residence lots for sn.e, SIS 70 s2OO
'@7 A. lEIMER SuEKIDAw.
No''ee OF Application for;Proba.e Of viii. a
state OF South Dakota, u

County ofLake. ss.-In county court.
deceased. Notice Of time appo o',an M,c e.
greeting ese' to ,Ai n. .ssts Of s:1,h D.to,! send:
MMcGi,ivray, Daniel McGiiliyr.v ~ DG r,
vrsy. deceased ae'r Pu n I. o, kin Of Allan MeGiii,:
i is%' oo %:ae !, on the lin day Of n %ys SaSsr .. 4. '' =
sist da v'. 81 ,s hereby given, that wednesday. the
coot o. ; 4. day, at he Oh &C Of the ind judge e Of .., p;
been .pp %io.s%n, IN the county Of Lake, have
e es,ede Inc vii, Of said Allan McGillivrsy. dor dDt
man d. M i iHn nearing the application Of Nor.
whe1c s elementary with will annexed when sn .,
contest the same, "sy appear and
county, ",svs con the ~! h%n; VIM: McGr.th. judge q I'D
c c"y OF J:nuasy, A. D. 1900, a. his ~ .nis 18th
Dstko.,. "ao'son. county Of Lake, state ~ "a me
'1 so",h q Z ins County Cour, Of Isss ra.
Attest; IN. PRESTON, c,.r,.
r: L. SOPBR,
"'so'asy for Pstltioocr.
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The Lawton fund now amoun tn
$4,000 and the subscriptions will close
in q few days.
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lie was hurried TO the Jail, three
blocks away, with all possible speed. f.,
it was feared an attempt might he made
to lynch him, and it was accomplished
before the crowd could lay hands ON
him. He did not lose his composure fo,
an instant, Notwithstanding the excite.
ment around him.
II don't know no more about II tba,
any Of you ALL" he remarked. II was
there on the first floor, l heard the shot.
and heard somebody say somebody was
shot. 1 thought maybe that ali this
trouble they have been talking about
had just commenced and l ran down
the steps to see what was going on. 4
man grabbed me and other men got
around me, and here I am, and that's
all know, and that's a fact
Deliberate Attempt to Kin.
That the attempt to kill Mr.. Goehe,
was deliberate admits of no doubt what.
ever, and the only wonder is that =
failed. There was no reason why i
should have failed, except for moor
craftsmanship. The window from
which the shots were fired was raised
about eight inches from the bottom. and
the man who fired at him had a perfect
range OF not over 800 feet with Goebel's
tall figure in a black Overcoat in sharn
relief against the white snow.coyered
ground behind him. It is claimed nv
many judges Of good shooting who
abound in Frankfort at the present time
that the wouldbe assassin was misled INV
the ~looseness of the overcoat and firoJ
too much to one side.
The soldiers who have been on dntv
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Militia Ordered Out.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l.-Company H, Of
the Second Kentucky, Captain Bennett
has been ordered to Frank.
fort and will leave on a special train.
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for two weeks are in charge Of the state
capitol building.
They rushed from the arsenal already
uniformed within a very few minutes
after the attempt at assassination was
made, and i'll d~ouble-quick time pro.
ceeded to the state house. Guards Were
placed at all the entrances and no one
allowed to pass in.
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TREATY DISCUSSED.
Senate Considered tho Hay-Fauncef fots
Agreement.

Senate Considered tho .Pauncefota
Agreement.
WAsHINGroS. April 7.-On motion Of
Senator Davis the senate considered the
Hay PauLccfote treaty for the modiflca-
ton Of the Clayton. Bulwer treaty.
About three hours was spent in consid-
ering the amendment to the treaty, Of
fered by the committee on foreign rela-
tions. providing that none Of the stipu.
lations and regulations in sections l, 2.
8 and of Article shall apply to
measures which the United States may
find necessary for securing by its own
forces the defense OF United States in.
terests or the maintenance of public
order.
Senator Morgan. the only member of
the committee on foreign relations who
did not concur in the amendment, made
the principal speech in opposition to it.
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ARGUMENT FOR
sNsser aud Taulkcr Speak in ,l.. ,:unts-> =
Bribery Case.

sNsser and Tau'kcr Speak in th. .:o,.ts->
Bribery Case.
WAsHINGToN, April !. - Mr.. Foster
.ontinued his argument during the day
before the senate committee on elections
III the case Of Senator Clark OF Montana.
tie reviewed ut length the testimony Of
witnesses for the memorialists, contend.
ing that much of it was hearsav and
therefore not competent. He contended
that there was no bribery in the EN-.
ployment Of a legislator unless his EN-.
ployment was made conditional upon
his vote. He also argued that the fact
that the legislators had obtained addi.
tional wealth was no proof against Mr..
Clark, as the increase might easily come
from other sources. He declared that
a majority Of the witnesses for the
prosecution were employed by Marcus
DAILY and that two.thirds Of them were
confessedly corrupt.
Mr.. Foster was followed BY his col.
league. former United States Senator
Faulkner, who also charged corrupt
motives in the prosecution, saying that
1t was the result of combination OF
wealth and perjury. He laid the blame
for the proceeding at the door Of Mar.
Gus DAILY and his agents. alleging that i,
was III no wise sustained by public sen.
timent in the state Of Montana.
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FUNDS FOR THE BOERS.

Consul Hay Able to Deliver Drafss In.
tended for Charity.
WASHINGTON. April 7.-Consul Hay
ut Pretoria has found way Of convey.
ing funds from the United States to aid
the Boer charities. Several days ago he
was cabled an inquiry as to the possi.
bility OF doing this and during the day
a cablegram was received from him at
the state department. announcing that
b had been able to arrange for the
transfer. Accordingly the department
has forwarded some drafts which have
been awaiting decision in this matter,
and also has taken steps to notify Mr..
Pruyn Of the Red Cross Aid society OF
the consummation Of the arrangement
and the departments willingness to
undertake tho delivery in Pretoria OF
any contributions or charity.
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DEMOCRATS Win
decision by the Court Of Appeals
In the Kentucky Governor.
ship Muddle.
One Republican Dissents But the
Other Two Agree With tho
Democrats.
Much Speculation Regarding the
Next Step to Be Taken in
the Matter.

FRANKFORT. Ky, April THE court
Of appeals has handed down decision
In the governorship case in favor of the
democrats. The decision is by six of the
judges, four Democrats and two Repub-
hcans. One Republican. Durelle, dis
sented. The other two Republican
judges. Burnam and Guffey, gave sep
arate opinion from the Democratic
judges but which agreed with the Dem.
ocratic members in its conclusion.
Judge Hobson wrote the opinion of
the court. The concurrence of Judges
Burnam and Guffey with the four Dem.
ocratic judges was surprise generally,
but to the Republicans especially, and
there is much speculation now as to
whether the talked-of appeal to the su.
preme court will be proceeded with.
The opinion holds that the action of
the legislature in seating Governor
Beckham was final, and that the courts
have no power to review it; that Gov.
ernOr Taylor exceeded his authority in
adjourning the legislature to London,
and that the journals of the two houses
Of the legislature being regular canno!
be impeached. The Republicans will
now try to get hearing before the
United States supreme court. Thirty
days must elapse before the mandate ol
the court Of appeals, in accordance with
the decision, is issued. Meanwhile III
radical change in the relative positions
of the two state governments is ex
poCta6
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The house has passed the Hawaiian
bill.
DR.. Jameson, leader of the famous
raid into the Transvaal territory. has
arrived at Cape Town. He is very i'll.
Colonel J. L. Mitchell Of Wisconsin
has been elected second vice president
of the board Of managers for the na.
tional soldiers home.
There will be no strike on the Subur.
ban street railway system of St. Louis
The differences between the manage
ment and employees have been adjusted
The physical laboratory. one of the
largest and finest buildings Of the LIE
high university, Bethlehem, Pa, hal
been destroyed by fire. The loss prob
ably will exceed 100000.
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RY COOI. RECEPTION.

modes Arrives In London but the
=" shows No Intsr~st In Him.
on April Cecil Rhodes has ar
'Als city. He is well and cheer.
Is much more exclusive than he
us previous trip home. This is
: owing to the fact that DR.
I1ofa Harris. the former secretary
nfl'lsh south African company,
l'fea Belt. the South African a.
met Mr.. Rhodes at Funchal,
u Madeira, and advised him to
leficence on South African af-
ri' rsp'cialiy his alleged differences
o,ohel kekewich at Kimberley.
.oes' reception was in marked
10 his former ovations. The
h;' s,u not show the slightest inter
WI From the time Of his ar.
.s was surrounded by . bodygmrtl
~ OF Messrs. Belt, Harris.
.ey and Rochefort- Mcguire and
a..aehmen. who hurried him from
~, 70 The train and from the train
~ "o without permitting him "a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-07
BAL. yILLEBOIS DEAD.

ssat Of the Boer Army Killed
Near kimberley.
by, April The war Office has
the following dispatch from
Roberts dated Blocmfontcin,
y. April5
luen 'clegrnphs from Boshor
Orange Free State), a little
y Of Kimberley, as follows:
rounded General Villebois. Ma.
ds body II Boes today. None
Villebois and : Beers killed,
ca, 10 prisoners. Our losses
fed-Captains Boyle and Will.
(o'h ef the Yeomany. and two
['he Yeomanry.
|ounded-About seven men.
attack lasted four hours. The
Fsaaved WY well. Our force
|Fnsed Of Yeomanry. the Kim.
noun'ed corps and the fourth
/ Of artillery.
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Mre. Calvin Zimmerman. Mileeburg,
Pa. says. ''As aepeedy cure for coughs,
colds. Group and sore throat One Minute
Cough Cure ie unequaleo. 1t ie pleas
ant for children to take. l heartily
recommend it to mothers" 1t ia the
only harmless remedy that produces i'm
mediate results. 1t cures bronchitis
pneumonia. grippe and throat and lung
diseases. 1t will prevent consumption.
Cook 4 UpFE
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April THE
battleship Kearsarge returned to Old
Point after being at sea 4S hours with
the naval board Of inspection. The test
Of the turrets proved eminently satis-
factory. All the big guns were fired
simultaneously and the result stamped
the new invention decided success. 1t
is understood the board has reported
the t. sts to the naval department as an
unqualified success.
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OF the stateh0use - soon as the court
Of appeals renders . decision in the con.
test case. They nay no hostile move.
ment viii be made till after the supreme
court at Washington has acted and then
only IN the event the Republicans re.
fuse to vacate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-07
CABINET MEETING HELD.

was Largely Occupied With Instructions
to the Philippine Commiasion.
WASHINGTON. April 7.-The cabinet
meeting was largely occupied with the
instructions to be given to the Philip
pine commission. These instructions
have not yet been completed. but it is
expected they will be ready In time to
reach the commission at San Francisco
before their sailing day, tho 10th inst.
Il Ia understood the substance OF the
instructions will be made public when
completed. The question of the ap'
pointment of successor to ex-Secretary
Webster Davis was discussed briefly as
was the candidacy Of Admiral Dewey.
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|.ts Reports an unfor-
occurrence Close to
Bloemfontein.
.,.oies Of British Troops
landed and Compelled
70 surrender.
v;l,ebois, Boer Chief Of
| Filled in a Battle
at kimberley.

.rril Lord Roberts re.
1--WE companies OF British
rs been captured by the Beers
.rr The following is the
- Roberts dispatch to the
.or,cin. Thursday, April s.
r,or,unatc occurrence has oc.
[.nl,ins. / fear, in the capture
# infantry consisting Of three
Of the Royal Irish Fusiliers
.,r,anies Of tho Ninth regi.
nounted infantry. near Red.
little eastward Of Bethany
nation, within n few miles Of
They were surrounded by a
force Of tie enemy with four
us.
s,achment held ont from noon
rn,il April I. Q a. M. and then
lv surrendered, for it is re-
ha, the firing ceased at that
Immediately after I heard the
ring the afternoon Of April 8,
Gatacre to proceed from,
n,ein, his present headquar.
Reddcrsburg. with all possible
nd l dispatched the Cameron
isrs thence to Bethany. He
! Reddersburg at 1890 yester.
ping, without opposition. bnt
sno news Of the missing de-
.n BE no doubt the whole
ben made prisoners."
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THE SAME OLD STORY.
Louisville Courier-Journal Tells Of the
Plot to XIII GOebel.

Louisville Courier-JOurnal Tells Of the
Plot to XIII Goebel.
LOUISVILLE, April THE Courier.
1enrnal prints a circumstantial story
which SHrports to give the details OF
the conception and execution Of the
plot to kill Senator Goebel. The story
is based upon evidence said to have been
given to the attorneys for the prosecu-
ton by Wharton Golden. w. H. Cul.
ton, H. E. Youtsey and others. The
story gives the name of the man sus'
pected Of having fired the shot that
killed Senator Goebel. He is Clay
county feudist. He is supposed to be
in the mountains and has not yet been
arrested. The story follows the evi.
dence given by Golden in the prelim.
mary trial Of Caleb Powers as to the
bringing to Frankfort of the armed
mountain feudists. The men impli.
Gated in the conspiracy are the same
that were
Implicated by Golden's Testimony.
several Of whom are now under arrest,
while others are either in the noun.
tains or in neighboring states. The
story follows Golden's testimony as to
the plan to cause riot in the legisla.
ture during which Democratic mem
bers were to have been killed, tells how
the alleged plan to kill Senator Goebel
was carried ont, Of the purchase OF a
well-known Cincinnati house Of %
steel.bullet. smokeless.powder cart
ridges, the procuring Of a SS-caibre
rife with which the shooting is said te
have been done. the weapon being re-
turned an hour afterward, and the pay
ment Of 81 600 in advance to the man
who did the shooting. After the shoot
ing the man who did the work is said
to have been escorted to the mountains
by o number of armed men.
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PoERS CONCENTRATING.

=. '"emfontein Compelled to He
,,,. "sadincsa For Attack.
bra br'oNrEIN, April THE Beers
on !" concentrate around Roberts
sl d. causing tho British to hold
;r. ".s ready for an attack from
I.ion. There is no doubt the
(Nr n"ve been largely reinforced,
M y Free Staters who recently
k,e e"' and their rapid movements
n,' aetermination to attempt the
ure Of Bloemfontein.
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Pooling Their Business.

MILWAUKEE, April - The Daily
News says: Negotiations are being car.
ried on between the larger lake trans.
portation companies, with view o,
pooling their business, and it is likely
that when navigation opens this year &
pooling agreement between the Good
rich Transportation company. the Berry
Bros. Transportation company and the
the Graham & Morton company will b<
in force.
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PrrrsBURa, April THE strike >as
the Pittsburg reduction works has been
settled by the employers granting an
advance OF 10 per cent, recognizing the
Aluminium Workers union OF the Fed
Grafton of Labor and reducing the days
,vork from IL to 10 hours. Work mas
h.on resumed in all departments.
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Dunraven's sharnshoo,.r. s..

LONDON. April 7.-Dunraven's sbarn.
shooters started for South Africa dnr;no
the day, amidst the usual scenes of on.
thusiasm. Lord Dunrsven at the last
moment decided to accompany the force
ana has been posted as a supernumer.
ary captain on the battalion staff.
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WIN BE Closed on Sunday.

New YORK. April AT session OF
the Newark Methodist Episcopal con-
ference DR.. NJ. +. Hathaway. president
American Sabbath Union, announced
that he had just come from Washing
ton, where he had called upon President
Mckinley. The president. he said. had
informed him that the United States
buildings at the Paris exposition would
be closed on Sunday
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commemorate the bravery shown bv thu
!risn regiments in the recent operations
IN South Africa, has been Rraciouslv
pleased to commend that an Irish reu;.
ment OF foot guards be formed nndsr
the designation Of Irish guards"
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called the lrish Guards.
h J Ja' April THE army orders
10y contain the following: 1.-THE
wing deemed it desirable to
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u,neyeutful Day.

DuBrlx, April Queen Victoria 8
arst dav Of residence in Dublin passed
cr;to nneyentfully. Such scenes as
there were might well have occurred !"
London.
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bloEMFoSrElN. Thursday, April g.
Small bodies Of Beers can be seen in
the vicinity OF this town, but Beers are
still IN the neighborhood of the water.
works. Lord Roberts is taking steps to
meet ths activity of the Beers.
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What Two Cents wilt 10.
It will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption, even the worst
casea. This js about what one dose
OF Foley'e Honey and Tar coste. Isn't il
worth q trial? Take no substitute.
CHRIS SCHUTZ.
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Alternative motions probably will be
cut off under the rules. There has been
no time decided on for debate.
After the caucus Chairman Cannon
made a statement as follows:
''It was full and harmonious caucus.
The best of temper was displayed. Mr..
Payne moved concurrence in the 10 sen.
ate amendments covering the revenue
features of the bill, and Mr.. Hemmen.
way of Indiana offered an amendment
to concur in all the amendments. The
vote was first on the amendment which
was adopted with practical unanmity.
Not more than two gentlemen present
voted against it. The amended motion
was then agreed to. The matter will
be brought up in the house as soon as
the absentees, some Of whom are al
hcme sick or looking after business
political or otherwise, can be sum
moned. No limitation of debate has ye
been decided upon"
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o. beauty what a 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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HOUSE CAUCUS HELD.

Hepublicsns Will Concur in Senate
Amendments to Porto Rican hill.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Republicans
OF the house in caucus have decided to
take the shortest possible route to q
Porto Rican agreement by concurring
In all senate amendments and send the
bill direct to the president. There was
! feeble protest from Mr.. Cooper Wis., i,
chairman of the insular committee, and
Mr.. Moody (Mass.), who favored stand
ing out against some features of the
civil government scheme added by the
senate. They objected particularly to
the amendment making all the mem.
bers Of the upper house Of the Porto
Rtcan legislature appointees of the pres
ldent and giving them power to grant
franchises. but the sentiment was over
whelmingly against them. None Of the
Republicans who voted against the orig.
inal house bill were present at the eau
Gus. AS soon as the Republicans absent
from the city can be summoned here
tho matter will be brought before the
house