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MaI)nuue
GUT 6roulo.
9u wtnigru Sagcu Dir6
9lllrS OctaHut iciu.
Die jOpaNjIdI9a jOrOerunOen.
Scrr Nittc Rat aac @oamndlt, mil
nm iapanidcu 6ricOcnSbeuua.
madtigtcn eiutu eilti9cn Scr.
trag a55aidIieRcn.
Die lNpanjIit3a jOrOerunOen.
China ; 2Iuiprtidle.
q. Netersgura. |. 2luauft.

St. Feterapur9, l. Nu9uit.
70 uqr % gtaomittd9s). Die
~8uB" nRoWole m,emjl uno anoere
ruNthe oei!ungea rot1en peute 3ur
@eouip Iut ole tur3t 4aule bis 3ur
Gisung oer 6gj,pesocpo.lmdbtjgten
unb meueH au pas 9et8ealiAe bin,
StroHmonncr oa5u5,eilen, bis es entr
idteoen Detanrt til, peAe 9eotnguns
gen bic Sapaaer peacu. Die yEuB"
td9t gQegy >paIt Qli o,ittnmte Sn-
itruttlonen, pel5c 6orperangeu abloa
Iut mdnne4m1ag iuo uno luetb lua3
er 3u tguu pat. mean ioi4e 5oroe,uns
gen 9,Iteui ucgoga Wir tcHnen t;e
j0pduiihcn 4oriqlage ni1t, aber mir
meroen tie in einl9eu lu9eu tennen.
MlittierpeiIt laBt uns pdrteu.
Die 8otdusiegun9 beipredeno, ouB
eine aombiudtion oer Uia1tc 9ebiloek
peroen t0aRte, Inn Druid 3ur UlGs
bigung Der lapduiidgn 6oroerungeH
ous3uiibeu, ertllyt Der 4ertreter oe5
ouspdrtj9en 2lmtes yleratom in elmer
nnterreoung in Der .@d3ette", odB.
obQIeib e;u ipldjer 9orldIoa fir an
bsre Uldht iebr port1eiibaft ndre.
Rublan0 niemals Elm loldes 0roiett
anregen piirbe. ba e. ser glniibt in.
bar diir 5Fraoen bic Gh orf lie gei,
Ieguna oes 4rieaes beliehen. brett
smiIbeu ben 6ei6sn intereTIirten Can.
bern entitieocn merocu {pIlten China
Soote a. bat tetae sntI640iaunoson.
ipriide Tiir 8errllte Sic "a eriittcn
fpeil ote Ulanoiduryei Ser RrieasIdan.
plat mar, oei.eut aber Inlte 3lnfbriis
de niir1en aua nift beahtet merben
Die fraae ner Qsalou6iaundglbreis
ben 6tlprefenb erfIarte 0errGeratom
bofSsrrngDities gRahtpoQfpnmen6eit
orofer fei qfs 6err Witte TelbIf suoes
itanoen babe un6 er bic poQe gJ}o6t
zines 9ertreters hob un6 b6b bsr
sFii6runo oer 0erhon6hinoep Scr ;Sries
6ensbepolImdftia.en cr ala Der obfo,
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Jn der Ganailune.
Gle Gnnnmnfnnnlfommiiiiun tuill
StntiOncn fir Den Gerfnmf bon
GcbenSmittcln errid)tcu.
GcidJGitslentc prOtcitiren.
Banana, 3. 9[uguit.

Fullu4ltIs .. &lHBull.
@ouperneur Maqcon bat bic Reqies
rung BON Banana bend6ri9ti9t, puB
bic Observation-Disclosures bei9lpis
fen hdbe, ldngs Der &unal3one, nit
Nusi9.ub pon Banana uno Colon,
&pmmiIiaridtsStutipnen fir BEN Der
tduf BON 2ebensmittel an pie Sanals
arbeiter gu erriften.
8is jsBt bate bic 8unoes Regie'
run9 non elmer ipl9en MaBregeI 2tbs
ifano oenommen, unD 3par an9eiihts
Der 8oriteGunqen Der 6dnoIer BON
Banana mo Colon, lpeldJe tlagten.
ibre Gertdufe piroen infploe iolher
ReQierunQs Stdtionen er6eb.id) per-
minoert perben. Td iebnh 8eri9te an
@oubsrneur Wlogopn feItIteIIen. bdB bic
Mrbeiter in pieIen 6dIlen ods Grfor=
berIide niht tdufen t0nnten unb bdber
bic Qlrbeit pernet9erten. purbe bic
erpdhnte Wabreqel bei6loiIen.
Gs lperoen HefriQerdtoren dufQez
felt, uuo bic 0ampfer uno Giiens
bobne1t luer0en Seben9nltttel aus 0eH
Ser. Studten importiren
Die Regisrunq BON Banana hot dlf
Goup. U(nqoon's Wittfsilung bisher
nitt oeantlportet lie piro istod ron
ben getrofiersr MaBre9eln getpib ni4t
TonoerIif, erbaut .sin neil biefe bic
Ginoan9s36Ie. bic 6nupteirrdbme Der
Reoierung, tetrd6tli6 psrmintern
oiirften.
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prin5 Gurl.
Gin b6niidlsr %rinj mirO uun 9aiIct
@ilbclm iiir Sen Sbruu uun 0Or.
wegcn unteritIbt.
&cin &cruaoutte.
Mopel1aaell. 3. 9luollIt.

&opelba8ell, 3. 9luguit.
Der Gaiier Dil6eIm 1T na6 ieinsm
bieiigen 8eIuh 81 Der ll,ber3eugunJ
getommen. oaB eiu Qrluj aus ben,
6auIe 9ernoootte tsine6pifnung ouI
ben norpesii6en 9onigst6ron bat.
Der Scatter lit oes9dlb 3u @uniter
bes prin3en 3arl ppn 9dnamart uno
fou geiagt boben: .Weun Qrin3 Garl
oiefen 9bron nidt beiiejgt, pdnn Mrs
Normegen eine Hepublit peroen. Sd
bin natiirlid9 5u @uniter cner W}ps
narhie uno iperbe oesbal6 bic &ani
bioatur bes grin7en&urI unterItiiben.
9(n 9lbeno itattettu Yrin3 2arI
nebif @emobIin oem 8diier @ilbelm
sinen Idngeren 9siuh ab. uno DieIsy
ertldrte bierbei nohmaIs ousorudIih
bab sr bic Ibrontdn0ioatur bes odni'
iden 90nigsiobnes IN isoer Weiie un'
teritiiben peroe. Der &uiIer empfinq
audi ben in Sopen6oQen beqldubiaten
rufiiirhen @eionoten 58poIstp unt
beIprod nit ihm bic Gage i'm ferner
Often. in bic Der ruiiiIhe @ertreter gut
singepeibt 1T, bo er friibsr 9eianoteS
in Sofic mar.
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Streik 1Inruhen.
Gnd) in |ortorifo fommt c8 bci Dem
Streif Der SdliffspcrlnDcr 5u crn.
itcn Scencn,
SoStc nno gScrlunnoctc.

Gan 9lltan Qortorifo. 3 9lit8lit
Der 5treit Der S6iffsperIaoer, me-.
der jeBt felt einem Wionot in Sang;
iit, bctte aeitern 2lbenb ernite Hubeit0.
ritngen i'm @elotge. Gin ehpo l0O(
GDpfe ftdrter U}ob nur63oq Die Sta.
BEN, rib bas Qilafter aui uno benuB.t
Bic Gteine Den goli3iiten osqeniibel
ais MurigeI6oiie. Die BoIi3ei feuertt
nit 0ens6rsn. aber iiber bic &0pfe be,
Qufriibrsr binneg. GroBoem puro'
Elm Wann Qetootet unb 40 Peripner
erIitten @erleBunqen. 6albpudiigt
Burden marfeu bic Qatsrnen Inn nm
Der 9roBte 3beil Der Stabt mar bait
in 0untel 9ebiillt.
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uue gebsntsn dnoerer 9trt beiI,ite
TeBenb. ohne 3oQern oorein o,piQi0t
bat. bic freunolihe GinIabuug Cures
sriten 9iitqers uno oberiten Qeiter5
dnSunebmen, lluo penn iih beraus
IteIIen ipGte, bdB meint W(iiiion tn
ieber auocreu 3iuIiAt uuirubtba>
rdr. unb pem has &cmuhen, cine 9ts
msinIome @uinonae fir ZEN 6rieocn
81 finoen, }ur 3eit fch.ihld0en ioIIte.
70 pirb ood1, ME iA roffe uno porauf
ih pertraue. bls Fhiolre 3eihtn otr
Srsunoifdft, oas e.. Wdieitdt Der
Bar uuo HE ruIIiIt6e Ration gtgc6eU
haben ais cin iteter Grinreulnq per
thes 3eittu befefcn blcibea. aro fir
bic beioen Qroben QoItcr Res QBcittns
uno oes GJten3 nettejtbenoe uuo
ppblttdiiae 1oIeen toben,"
Welbcr 3cituuaemann.
9}au })orf 3 9Iugptit.
Gin 9orreiponctut RES ,Serdlo"
fsnoet cine oraD1oie IegelAe. na3
ipeI6er 0err 1ittc ocIo9t baben ioa:
~ fii-.Ats So, W.~h,rhIu1
Gen in eincy 0ote Geenbtt Ttin lper.
zen. bd BE apdR'taan @elingunecn
70 unonuebr bar iiuo. oaB cine 8e
Ipreaun9 duS9ci6Ioiien it,"
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@caur5en.
@cr!at g. 9tu3uIt.

Ncr.iu :. NJ3ult,
9lus 9abingen Miro ods 6.u6s!ce
bes 9rofsfors Quoril pon5ou0. Qlit
aliebes Der itaaisipiTenid,af..;cl, ,r
yatuItdt Der oorttatu llniperiitdt, 9et
/. elnet.
(2ubpia pon So1o. am u. MGrt
1843 in 6eineIberQ Qehprsn. trat mad
8eenoiauno ieiner llniperiitGtsituoier
1872 in ben bansrjiten Stadtscienit
nuroe 1873 in ter elidB slptbrinqii6sr
@erlpdltunQ anueiteut uno 1874 al:
oroentIihtr QroieHoy an bic Itdots
piifenidaftlihe HatuItdt in 1ii5tnger
berlifen. gr bat 2(rbeiten iiber Mili'
tdiiteuer, @crpaItunss ReatsptlsSs II
(. n. perfaRt.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-08-04
5d,lucOcn.
Stnlfhnlltt q

Stofbolu, 3. &uguIt
Der a0nig bat Dus fol9enDe neu
Miniiterium erndnnt:
Stoutsminiiter - Gbriitiun Gun
beber9.
Miniiter res 2luspdrtigen = Sra
u. 5. Dadtmeiiter.
Suits gliniiter = Ri4ter 6. u
Berg.
8rieQsmiuiiter - g. $. 9in9iten.
Wtarineminiiter - @. q. u. 2ino
man.
Wliniiter oes Snnern-S, Diosn.
9inan3minjiter - 9err @ieiert.
Gr3iebun9s 9jiiniiter - 9err @dm
merstjolo.
Qtder6au Q2iniItsr - 81, ,. Peter
fon.
Minifttr obne 9ortefeuire - 9eter
fon unb Gtaafi.
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9lutOmpbil.ltniall.
- 0lnrf r lLllnllit.


Sn grootlpn purDe gtitern 2l6ena
Elm Is s{obJe a,te5 I}dbdCu bon einem
qrofen 2lutomo5ii l6ecfabrtn uno
fdner ptr!eBt Ger Chauffeur Iils
8rolin mare oon tjner niiihencn0olis
menQe QelnaGbt porbeu, lpcnn Elm 30
li3iit ibn niHt in 56uB oeuommeu
b6tte. Ser @baifeur Bate iitt ii5ri
gems bemijQt. bic MoiHine 5u baIten
unb nor. ol8 bds llnqljjd Qei6ebeu
mar, Iofort nlb elmer 2lpottete Qelau
fen, nm lr3ttife 6Jlie 5u belhaIicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-08-04
Gincmitidl pcrtraucnSielig.

~t. petersburg !. UuduH.
Der Geneyal QnspiiIh teIeora.
pbirts bem aaiier inter bem Datum
hes q. SUIT oaB Die bdufig oer5Tfeat.
lidttn geyidte. feline 2trmee Tei boua
itdnoig un3ing,ti. uupa6r feun. Gr
hrjfict, ooB bic 2trmes utemats in qes
fd6rllder Gage mar. Die Ftanlen
Durbeu re pou ben ef0panetn umqan
gen, obq,ejf bi,fst6eu ben Qerfub
modt'n 1is S{apaner Die in eiuiqsr
GutiernunQ bon ben utiiiifeu 6aupt-
itellInocu ft1nttu. ieien niai inn
@touoe aepcien fd tcHisl5su 3u ud
bern Ter @ereydt Iiat fia3u. Ser
@eiit ber lrupper berata6t midi 3u
bem poIlen 8srirusn. tdB oi. 2gmee
fir iebe QfH'1abt 6ereit 81.
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raufrcidl.
l}oris 2 9lltoltTt.

@ori5. 3. 9luorIt
Ter 4remicruiniiter Aiouoicl
ii6erreidte bete oem oettiten BOT
fhoiter 1ijrIi,n GaooIin cine peiter.
geote behlia Grfldrunq Der iran36it
fhen gluiiaiilng Der Wiarofto.aonie
ren3. Iieir l}ote 1T oaNt beitimmt
Elm N}ibpetitIuoniB III bcben tno Der
geqinn Ser SerbauoIungen 5u beb
fhIelniaeI.
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6oI5lpiriius.
Sluci 9cntc itarbm iniuloc Scs &c
nniice ociici5cn uuo uirr nuocrc
iiuS nc ahrlidj crtraatt.
uutcriudna9 angcurOuct.
ldlLpaalee. e9ls.. z. gLna.

4tuD0utce, Nt9., Z. MuJ.
3lnti .Snianea ots Aoryettion99dus
fes iiRo toot un0 BIER dnocrt oort ge
fdbrIia srirautt iuiel1c pe5 Irinten5
bon 0oGuItobol. otn ije Dor tiuiQtn
3aaen IN elmer Nir,6Idait an Ter
Siibieite erGoJ5n babln icutn, e9c itt
au Der StraIs perurtb(iIt por0cn pd
rem. 3obt iin0;
0uncl Goonon. 0odarbeiter, As
Sabre at
Charles ,. Snauer, Waidiuii, so
Sabre alt
0eidhrIih ertrantt:
Qoul Settler. Dodorbeiter; Same3
Wc8arpen. Iodarbciter; BiQjon
1on uno 9pieph Bauer. Ulatroien.
Dir Bo,i2ei- unn geiunobeitsoepdr
temeris unb Der Tiitritlaupalt uns
teriudpn BE 9tuQeleQtubeit.
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ql6iebnno ucrlnnat.

g9oI6iaQton. 9 g.. 3. 2luduit
Ter BrdHoent Sorodn unb 5tire
tG 6teatom BON Der Sout6srn Cotton
2fFa lotion ba5sn cine GriIdrung bers
offtntltt, in tpelfsr fe etne rabitale
9efarm Der fati'i'deu 2lrbeitsn Res
5auoepartenntts uab bic 2Jbie5
uaq ~ Uuniiters QAiIion perlonQen.
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@rr frma sic 5dluI6?
Gnu Gronciscn. 3. gIllal

Sou 6ronciato, 3. gIuault
nus San Diego, Gal, pirb beri8
tet oab nad) otn 9ciuno Der Inter
IuhunqsiommiIiiou bar GciIel bes Sds
nonenbooie Bennington" bur6 ben
Ian9en Gt6rauh i6abbdft qetporhcn
mar unh baB aus oit'em @runbe he
GrafoIian erfol1te. Dir 9ommtiiior
niro nitt Bic CiF;iiere ses G6iif2s
f1bsIn. ionnera bic 4eyantrortIihteit
btn bobeyen 9e60rben aui5alien.
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2eitunocn Idllueioiam.

St eetersbiirA 3. glilgult
"a bic lop1niiten 5risbsnsbsoiu.
sungsn j,Bt In ptnigen Eo9sn bstanni
Tsin nerrfu hlIitn Die meiiisn S,iiun'
gen nit i1rtn 8eiprshunnen barber
3uria. RuJ be frieeeriine nRo0oj1
Wrsmia" ueiit oaropi bin. bob aud
tis arsri'auiitepyeIie an tsinen Grie'
BEN olau5t.
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WlllitararlunIt.

moT6inoton ,. e. 1. Qtuauf
Ttr iapauiife Gdonole er5slt
btute eire 8epeThe Ron Ioiio, in Der
ibm mitqei6eift nir6. taB Der Gsnes
rolleutnaut 61rnautIfj am 80. 5uli
bic Ulilitdrhtrmdlinna ii6sr bic SnTet
Go6dlin pr0tlamirtt.
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Mclbes Hic6er.

Eclp Nrledtt@, > Augltlt
sn oen lceteu 81 Sumoen rat Die
3obl ser 6icbcrfallc beoeuteno 5u1e.
nonuncu. bod betraften bic geiluo.
beitsbeb1rocn e5 ais Elm giinitlges
3eiten, oob oie Grfronfuu9en iih
auF bic G3e1snb untsrbalb Gandt Ctr.
beidrdnfeu. Sehr gu te6nnern iii
es, bab Dor Der itaIieniiden gepo,te.
ruro mordt sale nod INNER Der
6eimIid1t ucrocu
Syodioa Diff, 3. auguit
Ter 8oupcrneur @aroanou hoi
Iih nnH Ser Bolifiiiie be1eben, I'm
Sic Gctptroc 0ea 8ouuernars
plond,ar0 RON 2ouiiiana 3u unteriu.
den, oob ote 1iiIi' non Q}iiiiiiipoi
sur Zmtiiianwg Ser -uarortine
Sic grene H5eritr.t
g2nu crleor5 8 9luguit
Die 3o5l cu Ses,idas 6stydgt Biz
feu.. ~. 7ii lisr 6syritsnoe hobs
Ssmpsrltur lsiid ou 5y,i,uag
Der StuAe utiis.en gogi4u5.
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Die ,,>1oroitern "-5eitun-
gen haben ole Geicbiebte
ron ga GreiIe niebt MUIR
mfticPreiben Ion>ern nit
macben pclfen.
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Itt!U EIDtI, Z. IUQIN.
Serqius @ittc erildrtt ts ais pure
Grfinoun1 odB er 9edubert babe. bab
bic idpa1jIfen 5}rieoensbeoingungen
fir &uBIanb unannehmbdr pdren.
9tu6 lei es unpabr. boB er qeiagt
babe, bic 6rieben@tonieren3 miiroe
i6on tinncn einer Uote uunerrihtee
ter 0iu9s iuieoer ouseiudnberQcben.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-19

VIOLATIONS OF THE RULES OF WAR
CARS SOLDIERS WERE PARTLY
DRESSED IN COSTUMES OF
THE YELLOW RACE.

Toxic. Jan. 19.-The following re-
port has been received from Japanese
Manchurian headquarters:
In the recent engagements 1T be-
came evident that the Russians were
being aided by many Chinese regulars.
a Japanese detachment surrounded
Russian cavalry and Chinese soldiers
In the vicinity of Canchia, west OF
Newchwang, on Jan IA, and dispersed
them. The Russian casualties were
over 300. The Japanese captured a
quantity of arms
Lieutenant General Mistchenko's
raiders were between 5000 and 5000
strong After they were defeated at
Newchwang they retreated TO the
north, passing Laotuniulu.
japanese cavalry encountered the
exhausted Russians in the neighbor-
hood of Laohosha Monday evening,
Jan. 16. They report that the Rus
SLAMS wore Chinese coats and caps and
that among them were many entirely
clothed in Chinese costumes and
wearing high tails.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-19
coMSEs MINISTRY RESIGNS.
presdsnt Loubet Accepts Decision OF
French Cabinet.

Paris, Jan. 19.-The Combes minis
try presented its resignation TO Presi-
dent .oubet at the EIysee palace dur
ing the morning and the president ac-
cepted il but asked the ministers to
individually carry on their functions
until new cabinet is formed. NJ.
Loubet will begin the consideration OF
the formation OF new cabinet at once.
He has summoned the president OF the
senate, NJ Walters, and the president
of the chamber of deputies, Paul Dou-
n.er. to the Elysee for conferences.
These conferences will determine
whom NJ. l-oubet will invite to form
q ministry NJ. Rouvier continues TO
occupy the first place, but his chances
are less certain than at first owing to
the belief that a Rouvier cabinet would
not last long on account of the internal
divisions Of the parliamentary groups.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-19

Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cure for the sutferings it has
relieved and the lives OF their little ones
it has saved. A certain cure for coughs,
Group and whooping cough. A. l.. Spaf-
ford, Postmaster, Chester, Mich, says:
"Our little girl IVES anconscious from
strangulation during a sudden and terri
BILE attack of Group. One Minnie Cough
Cure quickly relieved and cured her and
| cannot praise it too highly. One
Minute Cough Cure relieves coughs
makes breathing easy, cuts out phlegm
draws out inflammation, and removes
very cause of cough and strain on
ungs. Sold by Cook Il Odee
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-19
MILLION FOR STRIKE RELIEF.
Expenditures of United Mine Workers
the Past Year.

indianapolis, Jan. l9.-The national
convention of the United Mine Workers
during the day held short session and
took a recess TO await the report ci
the resolutions committee. The aud
iting committee reported the receipts
and expenses for the year as set forth
in the secretary's report. The chiei
expenses were 81 .o67 ,30047 for strike
relief and s19S,725.s0 for officers sal
aries and expenses. There is on hand
$s03 .952.32.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-19
LOOKS LIKE EARLY PEACE.
Russian Railway Plans Portend End
of Eastern War.

Washington, Jan 19.-Whatever evi-
dences are furnished by the frequent
rumors of a probable settlement be-
tween Russia and Japan reports
reach here through commercial circles
which should be strong evidences of
an early end of the war.
II Is stated upon the best OF author
ity that the Russian government has
just concluded contract for the de-
livery at the port of Seattle during the
early part Of the coming spring of TO-
900 tons of steel rails for the compile
tion of the Transsiberian railway. The
conditions under which arrangements
are made for the delivery of the ma
terial and the facts surrounding the
whole transaction are accepted here as
indicating that, from the part of Rus
sia at least, there exists strong inn
preston that the war will be ended
and that peaceful trade and CONNER
cial upbuildine will be in progress dur
ing the early part of the coming sum
mer.
So direct is the information regard
ing the engagements for this railway
material that il cannot be accepted as
other than conclusive evidence that
some steps will be taken in the near
future TO conclude the hostilities be-
tween Russia and Japan. IL is not
improbable that the recent complaints
made by Russia regarding the attitude
of China as a neutral power and the
occupation OF Port Arthur combine to
open the way for peace.
Ii is regarded here as inconceiya-
BILE that Russia should now be making
contracts for railway material except
upon the basis that peace is soon to
come. for railway material would be
listed as contraband and would not be
transported except under conditions OF
peace.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-01-19
Hit BACK AT PENNYPAckER
Editors Critieise His Vicious Attack
on the Press.

Harrisburg Pa, Jan. 19.-The Penn
sylyania State Editorial association
has adopted resolutions criticising
Governor Pennypacker for his refer
enee to the press in his recent bien-
nial message to the legislature. Diet
firing president, made an address in
which he said that he hoped to see
the day when no public officer, no mat
ter how high his Office, will dare TO
suggest for the members of the asso-
citation the ducking stool, the assas-
sins pistol or annihiIation at the re-
quest of six citizens.
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BLAST nv WAGON KILLS TWO.
Dynamite Explodes While Linemen
Are Returning Home.

Bedford Ind, Jan. l9.-By the ex-
plosion of dynamite one mile east OF
Bedford two men were killed and four
were severely injured. The dead are
William Jenkins and William Garrett.
The men, who We're employees of the
Central Union Telephone company,
had been working on the line which is
being iun east of the city. They had
quit work and were returning to town
in wagon into which the dynamite
had been thrown. The jarring of the
wagon, il is presumed, caused the eK-
ploson
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ou a geGeral strTKe Tne SITUATION Is
rncxardnd ar thrnntnninu

ou "a geGeraI suIKe T'ne SITUATION Is
regarded as threatening.
The strike at the Neva works in
wolves the suspension OF construction
OF submarine boats of the Protector
type, which was being carried out un-
der the supervision of an American
engineer, and also the work on two
ocean going vessels similar to those OF
the volunteer fleet and several gun
boats and torpedo boats, besides the
preparation of war material urgently
required for naval and military pur-
poses. The completion of the gun
boats and torpedo boats had been Or
dered within two months
Large forces of military and police
have been sent TO the works.
1t is feared that the men employed
Al the Obukho steel works will join
in the movement, thus adding 10000
to the ranks of the strikers
Eight thousand operatives of the
Stieglitz cotton mills struck during the
day, demanding an eighthour day.
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GOVERNMENT RATE MAKING.
Minnesota Railway Commissioner Be
fore House Committee.

Washington, Jan. 19-Arguments on
the subject of government rate making
for the railroads was continued during
the day before the house committee
on interstate and foreign commerce.
C. f. Staples OF the Minnesota board
of railroad and warehouse commits
sioners concluded his remarks in fa'
vor of extending authority to the inter
state commerce commission or some
intermediary body" to fix rates and
regulate the carrying industry.
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AUTHORITY TO CALL STRIKE.
Pennsylvania Railway Trainmen Vote
Power to Committee.

Philadelphia, Jan. l9.-W. @. Lee,
vice grand master of the Brotherhood
OF Trainmen. stated during the day
that 95 per cent of 12,000 members of
the union had voted to give the griev-
strike of the trainmen employed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company il
necessary to secure the repeal of the
company's order making firing by
brakemen compulsory. This is the
main grievance of the trainmen. The
vote was counted in this city
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ECHO OF sLocuM DISASTER.
Steamboat inspectors on Trial in New
York City.

New York, Jan l9.-Charged with
fraud. misconduct and violation of law
in connection with the inspection OF
the excursion steamer General Slocum
which was burned in East river last
lives, John w. Fleming and Henry
Lundberg. formerly attached to the To-
cal Office of the United States inspec-
tors of steamboats,, were placed on
trial during the day before Judge
Thomas i'm the criminal branch of the
United States circuit court.
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Lost Heavy slander Suit.

Chicago, Jan. 19-After litigation
extending over the past ten years Mrs.
Augusta Dahlberg has lost 100000
slander suit against William Grace, a
millionaire contractor OF this city. The
jury eAonerated Grace from charges
of slander and malicious prosecution
which the woman had brought against
him. The action was the fifth brought
against Grace by the plaintiff.
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A Good CompleXion.

Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks re
stored by using DeWitt's Little Early
kisers," so writes s. 2. Moore, OF Ma
cogdoches, Tex. A certain cure for bill
iousness, constipation, etc. Small pills
easy to take-easy to act. Sold by
Cook & Odee.
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VICTORY FOR MlRSkY.
Committee of Ministers Adopts His
recommendation

st. Petersburg, Jan. 1S.--Interior
Minister Sviatopolk-Mirsky has won a
signal victory in the committee of
ministers. Upon his recommendation
the committee has decided to consult
members of the zemstvos and doumas
on the reforms outlined in section 2
of the imperial manifesto This de-
cision of the committee, it is believed,
will insure Minister SViatopolk-Mir-
skys continuation in Office at least
until the committees labors are con.
cluded and possibly reconciling him
20 remain indefinitely.
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TRYING TO SETTLE DISPUTE.
Government Commissioners Active i'm
German Strike.

Essen. Germany. Jan. 19.-The ex-
act number of strikers reported by the
government mine Office during the
morning was 1883. The government
commissioners are active in their en-
deayors to settle the dispute
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TIES UP sHlPsuiLDINo.
General Strike Of Mechanics on Rus
sian Naval Vessels.

ST Petersburg, Jan. 19.-During the
morning the employees of the Neva
shipbuilding works decided to support
the strikers of the PutiIoK and Franco
Russian works. Subsequently $4,000
OF the men OF the Neva works informed
their managers that they had gone out
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FOLK AFTER LOBBYISTS.
Ordered to Get Out of Town Without
Distributing Passes.

st. Louis, Jan. 19.-Governor Folk
has issued an order which requires
professional lobbyists to report to him
and to get out OF town in thirty hours
without issuing any railroad passes.