The Madison Daily Leader (Madison, S.D.) 1890-Current
May 13, 1890

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fe, I? W" ft I If. w 4 HORRIBLE CHILD TORTUfiE. ..A, Maine Mother's Inhuman ^Treatment of Iter Two tittle Girli. "Sil^STiimai of Ex-Presttmrt fciui tlnlph of the Chicago Board of Trade i01' nzk*&* %$eWon grouses lh« Prohibition Foliee of Kansas itap ,/kV lS5» «J». tortare I dOK£U i* ro miles A thoekmi ease of eblld petted from Oldtown, Me.. ap the rivsr from Bangor. Fiwl Bawyer MUl »tfi with two little daughters. and JO years old, live in a little white frUM kww on the outskirts of OliUo*ii. Haw yet himself IH not regarded as a )articu larly SIUIOQI man. but hi* vufeit a veritable I. it Hfu* long bM'ii known tot be neigh tbat the little girls were not well treated, hut last week it *m learned that they were aubieoted almowt daily to •tMttkiu# iboir, the oldeat. vrtie, leing eejeciallv maltreated. Several |er«ona de clared that th«v had MM th« mother take Myrtie by the hair put? it frotu her head la handful* imHbeit throw her violently to tkt ground, while others have seen tbe un natural «ootu) strike UM child aeroe* the fate with club with such forrees to make bet unconscious. Last Saturday night a mob surrounded Sawyer bouse with the eipeotation of nrtb|p him and hi* wife. Thev were late, the couple havtug got wind of watt goiog od and a kipped from llMm, leaving th# children behind. ffbe oid'wt child presented a pitiful ap pen ranee, her frail little body being cov eted with rota, sores awl brnia«a from hand to fool. The left wriat wu» broken MM1 the am fractured, while the bridge of tfc* uoee wan smashed ID a« though by a blew from a club It was found that t. e wnst and arm bad been broken six weeks beforv by the not her throwing the child haavily to lhc ground and then kicking her. No attention wa* paid to the child suffer tag*. tne savage mother threatening h#r wftb mutant death if ah* did not atop crv tag end' moreover. the helpless victim waa told that she would certainly killed if mrnptainrTt tr? any orrr of tier "treat** t. Not content with thin, the tigre^ •etnalh #ank her teeth WPpratedtr iuto the Mia* and body of her victim. The girl's ill»thitig t-ecanir* fined to the lleeh with «k»t« of blood, and the phfwiau who WM wan oblige*! to me warm water to «||MV« the gartuenta. _7 a uppfjii ict^wMMt wfttoe Tra*» 1 II AM dimavvkamko* Hhum, May t«. The gmvest aniiety is prolonged mystery which sorronnd* the Aiappearan^ of Charles ii&ndolph. pv««idenl of tb«* t'hio««o toarl of trade. Mr Kan«loli»h dw»pjM»ar««l Atiril 23. He wan H||ij«M't to titM of de«poii'l«»ocy and it re ported that he recently »aid to a friend llMU lie Mhould go away from his home where none of his associates should ever hear of him On the afternoon of the day )M dtsappaareil P. Lake, of Kvan*Un, Mel Mi. Kandoipli on th« VV«U« street tNidge toward the Chicago it North fnaeu-ru paseenger depot at aboat 4 or .o'clock. Mr. l^ke took a train for Ev aatMtoa. bnt say* Mr. Handoiph was not on tfcfcniM. It ih thought by many that Mr. Randolph started to carry ont hi« idea of A»eipoaring. and look one of the western Mtoins, and may have goae to the Hooky fountains, California or (MM other far 90vy f*m. XllAMOim JO'S OW!,Y MM. Bfni»»is. ef XMiba^isa, (•rata. Jnty li. -apeeiai A telegram reoeivsd ia D«lMU|M aa |OUIK«( the death in alifornia of Hlake Sevnolds, stngb*. agei 'IK. He waa the duly nop of "Diamond Jo" Keynolda. the ft«auii»oai king. He left Dubuque four gear* ago to seek health, and made a tonr gf world, then went t« Cuba and to hia father silver mines in Arir.oua. tbancs a rthe ago to Califortua. He was a graduate UMI BoetoifedMol of technology. A War on lianas* Joists. J|awa*» t'lTV May U Tie ongiosi packagedeoinonhe*MWMed he prohibition police of Kansas to such an itent th«t a systematic war is to he tnade pon alt kcepeis of original package jolate. H|#eial from I ^ea van worth aaya Thi* city is soon to exr«'rienc*» iy r»a te against liquor seller*, the like of hioh hm never been written in its history, htw moraiug Police omuiiaaioner Lowe leuiande^l of Marshal Doane and bis \x •^emsii the names of a'l persons who had 4aken out joint liocnae and injuor itermito mithin six montha the Uxvtlion of sll joints !r Nuapectel aett»ed i Africa. places of that kind, and the {ttamea and place of all persona a*Mtaet whom injonctiona have been issued. Othei Kansas town# roport ninnlar ar tion, and until the original (tackage qaes j» the»e will S»e a incrrv war nir I, i T*f*' rfriOTtaorrw. Mav II •:'*aSf4r In the housr after the reading of the journal K« KicJey moved the generei de bate on the tariff bill be limited to one minute. An absence of a juornm reud#r»«l all of the house necessary The quorum appearing the motion was agreed to and the bouse went into committee of the whole, Paysoa, of IIHnoto. latheefcaar, 'T 5 the tariff bill. ____________ CNHS. White Pee*. •I QMMO, May 18 Gm fwMov to »to Argentine republic, died at hia rsetdence in ^Maih Kvaiislon. 111. of dropsy, (ieu. White rendareti conspicuous serytee la tlM awaa »r»y daring the late wa. .VP--. ESTABLISHED 1HW). NAHISOX, SOITH DAKOTA,TrKSDAY. MAY M. ft HI Ht lOVm —irrl«n« I«ere««e te WortKm. fr. M*y tit the gene«Al conference of the M. E. Charnh South. report WM asihrnttted illu*i!)K that the |M4»t foiu hnvi' been |jli« lu.wt pr»aperoua IN th« bs»tor of the «huicli 'Ih* r«jK»rt Hho*e«l Ci.'iHO Knn- i day aehoole. with Mi,K39 teacher* and :i 8W3.H54 Kchoiarit total, 7H5i,««4. Thin s |H an inereaae daring the ijaad Miiutin of i,^i wbutiit with i'it.ttfifi I |iaob*ra led nchoiara. Total it«h. 9«Vt. The eoinnnttef on Rpiacopaey re «uK*d a luemortnl en)OKt"t*' to Hiihop Tine, who neuioi btahop ^t the tint? •f hi« death. The committee on re tinal* made two loeg report** on propoaed ohan^H minor details of diaciplteo. Thui re"oini»emi«ni noneoocnrrtnce iu ••v^rix i'\ery iuntim^e. AO A TO POOTPOMltfe Tti« Ataawnee ai Mr»i A««t«Uut 1'iwlmMtir OMMHI CtarkiMMt Prwvewte a rf I tie Natlmikl IU(IIMIVM CUIIIBIIIII*. I v Mmv iy. The tneetiUK of the exet olive MflUHUtM of th» republican national committee, which waa to have* been held in Washington ou Morning. w«« |KV»t|oned, thl** time indetlmtely. Thi reanon «iv«n for th«* jKH»tpo»ement th«» nlHM'n^e of the Hrat powtmaatrr-general, ClarkaoH, UUAVE YOINO HKHO, A mmy IMM We Life Attwatptto* fn* OnMhMlher. C4MraKi.i.roMi' (hit. May W. A email dwelling occn(4«d by a sant'i! Wynn burned. Thirti«*i»-year-oi«T W iiliaui Wynn and hm grandmother, Catherine Kouia, vm borne"! to death, the woman wae W» yeare of age and help less. The boy lout hia life attempting to aave bar. MAKH HYITKLFOL'L AULTTMOVI. RwOa Pailia Say* AkMt Muity WHteh, «..MM* l*aMtr. W*«M Crwaaa a SewHrtKMi* Ciiso, May li. A letter from Emin Pallia, (laled Bifli* moyo, March U, aaya "When I left the hospital, i foaltd ay eelf between the English and Oenaans. My decision to return to the heart of Af rica in the interest of th* (Jmnan* was TSTfoii tHft'ii wtif-u nv lt»« T.ugTisir weFe etnleavoring to derive ativantage from the pre«t ig« of my name. With reference to Htatdey and Tippo Titi, I hsv«« informa tion which if jmbliehod. wookl create a great MTOsaltou, Htaiil«*y will ho tke Iwl t* xtir up |H*»pie agaiust we. E 1 Baste rasHa* Mlirteja, 1 wa., ii During the debate «»u east African w«t tU in the reich Haron von Larschalic e\plainei that th»- iiiifiaioti of Kmm Pash.i in Africa, on the part of the Oermano. would be coaftned to establishing frifiuSly relations with thoae trib« w iu the interior who art' within the Oerraan «pi»er«i of interest and to estimating the coat of forming fortified ntationa in the in terior and negotiations with Kugland re garding the boirudartes of their reapccti v* p«SHuHatouH in A fries. The predominating woth of (termany was to jfo hand in hand vtih Kngiand. WkstMsalsy T,«N fM»N May l'i Stanley iu an interview regarding the (isrmau movements in Africa said he was wearied by England's apathy in regard to the operation* being carried on by the Hermans. If Kugland continue* to remain inactive the Germans would secure permanent uitiuenoe in Africa. The emperor and the Fatherland, Stanley said, are backing Msjor Wmmuanu. and it w im|Mvaoii4e for huu to IsxiX ui audt takings to advaaee Oenaen ftir—ta to Aa Iowa Baa IKwharg*!. ftWMfi, May It Judge McConnell diacUargevl Jiune^"Ber riman froni cu«t»dy in Chicago He wa* arrested on Saturday on telegram from Independence, lo., saying he was wanted there for lareeny. His wife eeusel him to be brought into court on a writ of habeas mtrptis. He was discharged because there county was no warrant fot reqaferee. tirahaiu hi* arreat. an the law WaaifiN* nN, May IS. The caucus of democratic elected Senator »rth*m anceeseor to Sen ator Beck, aa permanent chairman. The sub -committee of the house the tiona committee, which laitad Arkanaae to investigate the Clayton Hreckmndge aontost, has returned to Washtn^to^ ratal laOraad Aiillsst. OasTTAiArtfi v May 1». An engineer, two firemen and two brako men were killed by the collision of tw*a freight trains ou the P.tst Tennessee, Vif. Kiuiit A tieorgia railroiwl st a tunnel, f^iir uuksti from CliMtaaoaga. The accident was caused by a mtonadsmtanrting el is«* ning orders. C^«ttl«l Faaha OoMMTAimMopi.K. May 12. Ij#vd«t Pasha, miutster of fnstlf# ••M governor of onutautiuopie ha* beam re moved, owing to the protests of^tiermany and England against their condaflt lK tt* Monssa- Bev and other cases. rarmi^f Btta Oalltaed MMf. May l^ Umperor WilHaas has «mt to examine the Hygenu- arrangementa of the state mmee at S%arbroekeu and investigate MM grievances of the miners. -Tr^ IOWA'S JOINT RATE BILL, The Roads Will Give In and iiooept the Provisions of the Measure. Ftvft Btofeion of an low**Ctti«i in Ateord With the fWeeni Pftakag* Decision. The fowl Supreme Court RaftoflVi to Reverse the Decision in the Rainsbarger CM| Oat Moon*, May ta. Th« nulroad i-omiuissionor*, at then cent conference with the rsilroad man agers. gave the latter to understand that there niw*t be jtuut rate* in Iowa or aftffht. The nmriBgers were reminded of their frw ijiifiit (in«tsi^ion«i (e£ort- the joiut rate law paa»ed that they hd not put in the joint «*te beean*.- the in* prohibiteil it and their att4tioii was called to the permissive ae etion of the new taw and to the require ment of good faitti that ther do a* they had prtmie«4 Thi« »eenia to have had a sain larv cffe «n»l the roads have decided to put in voluntary joint tariff*. They will probably uot be given to all points, hot shipper* at -oich places can appeal to the commiswioners, who will order the road* to give them equal trenlri»«nt. The commit nioners to-day received a letter from (rein rral Holicitor Wn^fht, of the Rook iaianii, saying. I« view of the }ermis«iem tm authority contained in the first taction of the so-called 'joint rats law, aod wit hoot reference to or recognition of anv other portions of said law, I am instructed Is aay that the several eompaaiea hr.vtng headquarter* here have under consideration the formation of certain joint tariff* I am directed to advise yon of turn, for the reaeoit that it is thought the board may have, pending the conclusion of the roade, Home inquiry touching action to be had the subject, and it is supposed that in no svsfti auuld any such action be taken un til tbs rosds bad acted in the pressieea." WHAT WILI. VOt' TAK.IW by th« mmrwi Jaits at OHasatl. k n a y The first decision of an Iowa «OMt SPTOTOI viTtH Ttii reT*iif onjriuaI »»aoka§s declNtou of the federal supremo court is that of tb«* State v« Wratrwctten and others, of Brooklyn, charged vrfth main taming a nuiaance. The caa« came up fas the district court at^t trinnell The cooa- sal for the defence moved that the jury he Instructed to bring in a verdict for the de fet««e on the ffrouud that the evWeoee** showed only sale* »v an mi|Hrter or his agent in original packages, the sale com ing ander the recent decision tiy the sn preme court of the ulled States. The county attorney Maented to the motion and .Itnlge llyan ao or»lered and the caae mm dismissed. a OK. ititiMtBABera airiunf. Vhe Iwsva MwyNretwe Cumrt MefMaee M» iwiw tke flaSltti In Mia CaaOi Daa MOINKA, Mav t«. The anpreme eourt he* ifliaiil the judgment of the Hardin county ilialru't court in the ease of Joaeph ltainabaru-'r. The ikifentlant was indictcl by' the gruud jnry of Hardin county for assault with in tent to oommit murder. Joseph Kaina barger on Feb. 27. 1SJW. comnutt» an as sault with a loaded revolver on Christian Smith. The -defendant having pleaded not guilty, the esse wae submitted to a jury, end a verdict returned finding the defendant guilty of assault with in tent to inrttcf great bodily injury. The defendant a motion for a new trial waa overruled. The teetunony showed tliut Rainabarger shot a revolver from horse back in the road in front of Chriatithi Hmith a honas. Hmith testifies that on hearing the first shot he stepped toward the gate saw Ilainsbarger when the de fendant tired a second alio! .it hiiu and ho heard the ball *hu past bus head. Joseph hi the eon Of William Batrsburger. the latter being one of the five brothers who have gained maeh notoriety is lianlin and two ol whom are serving life sentence. 1 IMavin Cfeuat!**•*•* w*eW|. *4^,. May lit Frauk Hlaviii. UM AustrailiMi i»ugilutt« challenged ('oriwtt to hot in IjOndon for £lf000 a Side, Ui «hMl the wiU add HI ConsTASTt^ifSrH KF.rr**, a Minnetoia farmer living near Cheater, while luaaue from the alMt« of naaralgMi Wf4 wife, child end hta»aelI. WwaUssr Crap IsMaMs. Wsi'llliiWIivi*, May 18 The weather crop bulletin cays that dur tng the past waek the weather was gener ally unfavorable for growing crops throughout the central valley*, the lake re gion sud the middle Atlantic states owing to the unusually low temperature and froele. Kaiu is much needed iu Minue aota. the Dakotas, Nebraska and pantern Kanaaa, while in weateru Kau*aa the most favorable crop .-ouditioi*s sre rep^te-i HaaMr HwrpMB** Wttt. May i2. The will of the late Junius Kpencsr Morgan, the American hanker, has been admitted to prol»atoiu 1Hindoo. The *alue of the estate i i.'.!.0'2*.'.0M. Handsome legacies and annuities ar? left to Morgan a partner*, employee and servants and the remainder will be divided between the member* n? his family, the only ehentsble liequeat iug the s«m of £4,000 to the Harforo uoapital. la»tsaM||' «rwat rto«Mta la Ai •an 9a«atrw(^. May li. Advices from Australia, per tbe steaater Zflaudla, state that th# greatest Amid in the history of Australia occurred April 1* at Rxmrkc, 011 the river Darling. The river broke through the embankment sur Muuding tbe town and sulmergel it U» the dtptit of three feet, liomke 1* now in the audai ol midland sea forty unlet wide, MM! many of the bniidtag* have ooltopastH. Cattle Driven Ptnsaes. Qaiuaav N W.T, May 1 Prairie (Ires are raging in the WiMo* Creek district, K. W. near Alberta. The Are caught the Osley ranch outfit, with &,4 UJ head of cat tie, aa| iwaUeond Mm aaltle aM otet the 4H*OATIRIEK 1 s IS MLVRR. New t'erk l^wtwlaiew ami T"n 'Tibstti Naw Yoaa, May lii I A Nsw \ork Mail IM»W R.i(h*m Sj^i-iai i frHii Washington, says 8taten»eot« have bewn mute her*' during the last two or three days to the effect that a lam* corner iu silver ha« l«eeu consummated in Nsw York The micettaiuty which bs* *»vl«ted in regard «il?et iegmlalioii ha*« helf»#d the niMUinulatora jyeati^, aud the govera- ssent i« now com pelted to hriag it* ailfer from Kngland. The amount of bullion held by N#f i Ye* ker i* MHtimntcd by Mottle of the inoet extravagliiir ai $O,O»MI in bullion and eeititicates. but the conservative and trusl woithv accounts itlaoe the total amount of bullion at Ht.At thi* season «f the year thi«. IN a large amount. l«ecaoae the large mines in Colorado and Neva«ia cloeet during the wintwr •oaths, and the output la not NO great. V bile th«ee tigurc* would covet the hnll IOB. it niav be incrwttaed sevsrsl milltona of dollars bj the numiier of silver oertiflcatss which have also l»eeii purctiaseif by the apoi'iilatore. it a fact that the govern ment has le«n compelled to buy its silver in Ijondon, and to complete the deal the New ork )*»opie have been keeping even with the governnwat in pnrchssing abroad. I he\ have almost cornered the market in London, It i* also a fact that the ailver offered the government at the aa*ay office Now York has bum at a ftrettuuHH oi Uom 2 to :t cents. ea*wr Cwcwtwffta* Skw YOU*, M«V 1"! The eiportu of specie from the port of New York last week amounted to 912.000 all gold, of which fl.UOU »ent to Europe and $11,100 to South Amertoa. The im ports of specie amounted to $607,540. of which $17,'*4 was in gold and $5H9.57fi -ilver. This is the ft est week in many years that no silver was eiported from this itort and this sxception IH undoubtedly due to the anticipated aiiver legislation. Ail this •liver imported came from Europe, an ab noimal niotement also rewnltiog from the anticipated silver legislation. K t'«» t"l V CHOI' Matl4hsi HstMraa ef Us Afrte«ilt«tra. WAMHIMOTOM. May 1-' mi .T agricnli ure Tor "reiaiive ftt r«|ort the progress of planting aud condi tions a fleeting aeedlng and germination. Planting is late eieept in the Carolines. In teorgla it is scarcely up to the average at tiii« date, the delay being caused by drought, difficulty of plowing and alow geiiuinatton. From Alabama westward eerions delays have aorurred from eiceesive rams, overflow of bottom Ian da imd ffmais from the nee of great rivers. Replanting is necessary where the seed has rotted in the ground. Ureal aoarcity of seed ia re|»orte»! in portions of Tenneaaee. aually seven-eighths of the OOtton area ia a«*eile I l»efore the ciowe of Adttl. This year ouly three-foorths has been planted. The proftort'one in the peveral atates are reported as follows Virginia. per «$eut Houth Carrdina, (teorgla, M»l. Florida. Hi, Alabama, 84 MisHisatppi, H6 lAxiisiana, 70 Tern, 76: Arkansae, fl«» Teanesaeei, 57, Average, 76.H per cent Iu the Mississippi river Iwttom lands the fears of flood*, ae well as aetual over flows, preveuta plantiug. which will be actively pushed as the waters subside and the danger Incomes lea*- umuiuegJL (Caator Hwrgwr^a t'eaflilliai narjiw.wros, Imt. Mav t*. Church ctrclea. of Charleston, lad., **e 4ronbletl by the scandal in which the moet prominent clergyman of tbe town In volved. Itev. Ilenrv Berger, pastor of the German Methodist church, U ia said, has confessed to hating ausUincd improper re lations with a handsome and prominent woman of ht« pariah. She. on the other hand, den tea the charge and proposes to bring a libel suit. Berger held the highest social position, aud was very popular, and everybody ia astonished that he should make such a confession. He ha* an in valid wife and a fine family, who feel the matter keenly Hinoe the matter became public he baa thrown up his ltoeuat to preach and withdrawn from the church. Vtui h«ialnai*)i to Wweeod Maartall. VniLAUKi.PMiA May It. Hon. Hichard V ant was nominated for •oogres* by tbe democratic convention in fhiladelphia to fill the vacancy canned by tbe death of Harnael J. Han da!!. A special election in the third diitriei vill held Way Vaui is a native of 1'htladelphsa and was born in 1HH.. During I'reaident Van Bureua* almiiitstration he aotsd as secretary of the American lcgstioo at London DUsamtri Wmfmmmt to «•-Opera to. Jo*Km. May l'i Over meml»esa af t)m Fanaera' aMI* ince m«t at Ht. fosepti laat t»k. A msjcr4ty l»f the "delegates were not in fsvor of tbe fo-operalivi stor« ayatem aud tbe ulea was abaiidoned. Arrangements were made to organise by school districts for the pur nhaTt of farming tools, rua^binary bieduig twine and other suppheM. l«efciac Lp llcieda's Maeets*. Iawv«jR. May 4. A member af tbe Eoglish houee of lea* in Denver witb two detectives from Gotland Yards for tbe purpose of lodtiag Skip th# biatai| of Victoria WotxlbulS A Watoas- Mural. vmniA. Msf ml The news|4^pe»ra anuouuet* U snspsna'on of Bon ii» k Lang, banheia. Asaeta, tjlorm, liabilitiet., 7,iksi.iaat iattoa Kav««n. (i, Mav 11' Dr. A. HawUiy, a »dom Man of Katon, (1 eosnmitted saicade shooting. He left a not« whieh haii taken a dose of morphine, STRUCK BY i TORNABO. Over a Hundred Buildings in Akron Demolished by the Wind. North«rn Hitsouri Visited tten*—Kansas Also the ol Heavy Winds. By tCjf- Vietlm Southern Method ista Objedt te the Li tensing of Women as Preaeh ers—Geoerai News. (traum, May as. An Akron. 0 »|ieoiaT «oiy# "At TTft on evnning of the loth in the midst of s most terrilde clondliiirxt, thia oitv waa strnek by the worst tornatlo srsr known bereatxjnts. The storm atrnck the sontheru part of the otty and tore through the Fifth, Fonrth and Secouil ward«, doing taroag* which cannot Ite eatimated at HUM writing, bnt fully 10*' buildiuga were complete!) demo! lahed. Hnndre«l« more are ladly dani aged. The house of lomi»ick (ireaiier wai unroofed and Mr*. Oreader slightly injured. Passing along Browue, Kline ami tVheelci afreet* a do/»n or more bonne# were more or leva damaged, some being moved bodily from their toundstioiiH and others completely unroofed. The wind struck Gebbsrt Hsrras'i hotiae aa the family, consisting of nine person*, hsd }uat aat down to supper, and Ibe hona« was badh damageil. All tbebc cupanta were more or (ess bruised. Her man was pinned down in the debris, and only the energy of despair when he saw the Are near him enabled bun to eitricete him self. Recovering himself he found his little daughter burning by the overturned stov«, and before the tisniea could l« ex tingnwhed she we* frightfully burned alout the back rod limbs. The hurricane then struck the Burkhart brew«rvsqnarwly, wrecking it utterly. (M' Maker's grocery store was torn to piee*a. His wife and slaughter* were in the building, but as taped to the cellar and were saved. Bsker is missing, and it is feared IM to "ftesil in the ruins. E. Hanintfton's liouue was crushed in Uf»ou hie fonr ehil tlreu, but luckily ail eeeaped. Mr. Irtah w is protably fatally lujuml »»y the heavy tiinWr of his house fail tug upou hint The tte torll„,„a,,. „u.. u,- explored, and the damage in dollars can not be stated. It is, however, large, as it fall" on latairer* whose all ia in their homes. All dea« ri(»tions of the storm ahow that it was rotary in its motion by the skewing of the building* it struck and the twietiug off of nig trees in its path. The track wen between and 134* wide. Cyclone In MwrttMmi NIsemM*. BI.TTS! I'ALI. MO Mav 1« A destructive cyclone passed two miles north of Blytbedale. Mo., ahont n'cloek on the evening of the 10th. completely de molishing at least s dozen dwellings aud aa many larns ami outbuildiuga The family of Henry Voting were all injured. Mr*. oung will probably die Tbe cyclone passed In a noithwesterly direction. It is iui|at«eible to give jmrticulars at this time, for all is confusion. The farmers who lost their homea and propeity are gather lug things together as well aa possible. Tbe path of the storm was not wide and tbe storm appeared very suddenly sud al most Itefore the farmer* knew what to do their homes were 111 ruths and ths {ftrnit ure and contents of their hooe** were utterei for milea around. Home of the Itinldiuga destroyed were quite valuable tuui Uu- loss of property wiU many thousands of dollai*. Wliul«*um In RsaaOk FHrixNi*. Kaa Max l'i A heavy windstorm penned through Wil ton county, Kaa deatroyinK J. Anderson's barn, two miles from Fredoma. The storm again struck tbe ground ten miles further on. destroying much property,,, killing Mrs. Frank (Hidden and Harvejf Walt/., and dangerously injuring Mr. Cilid-» den and child. The storm originated in tbe western part of Wilaon county and bore almost directly eastward, passing through Prairie, Guil ford and Pleasant Valley township*. In the last named township its force and vio lence were most diaartrous, tbe fhnuel shaped cloud hurling into fragment* houses, barns and ether objects, other persons hurt in addition to those already reported are Mr*. Utoat, Mqul^Utsuii. Philip Htarr and Mr. Wood. OaWae aa aa Aat»se*»ki. Dr. Luderiu has iw*»ntly made a number of observation* on the deatmo tive |Nwer of coff«« upMi varloua ml t-rolHW found that the organisms all died In a looger or shorier JM I iod in on*' wries of »*K|Msrimerits anthrax baciUi werv daatroyed in lhre« hoofS, anthrax sporwe in four w«H*kH, diolnm haciltl la four houi-H, and the airepUx-octnis of oryiipela*) In one day. It Uow ,.V,M. remarknble that good coffee and bad coff»** pnaluceii precisely elmilar ofTwts. He Sieves that, as prevloot observers have auggeated. tha anti septic effect of offoe do«-s not depend on the caffeiae it ^unUiina, hut an tiie empyreuroatlc oils developed by raaet- The physi by he MllUoaalrw Um»fma» Dwa«i •anac Mi. May 1 Thsunao Keator, the farmors armtnd Del., were iiM-ently lnully i 111 jhwwnI up- w by a fakir who deposed of what he claimed to le colt^rne seed PRICE FIVE CENTS. which upon dissolving in water would pro diue 11 tin*- perfume. Of iiwrw. e aat!xl will not diaaolve. but If planted, would produce u good frop of clover. I Mae wit riiariaf, Cnnaus Taker—How many Wtle metule'r- are tHerts in thih family? Kentucky Houaewl'e— Wall, there was si tlila worn in' but piijj nnd the boys «Biltuma|JW went out tec bcenkTu* rwrruoAT* XJM»n*T ao. eaasmgrw nstnoi«tam iween taewi ti( »i w«am as freschm Or. Locia Mav': Th# general conference of tl» T* Churrl. Huth iistsne i to an appeal fron„ ths Northwest Texas onforeuce again*t| I lean ai uk women to prsaeto Th* r«s-jl« tiou admitting laymen to meaeberahip 014 all coiumltteea wan carrted bv an ot«: 1 whelm tug uiajoritT lavtd Wallet, secreiat v of the British Wssieyan confer euce the iirat d«t«gat« ev#r aenl lo thw gsneral conference of he Methodic' Kpls copal Church Houth frtsa the msthei «ss fersnee, was introdared durtttg the dMf. I HARMrroM K May U' The diot^wti contention st hariMtoti iatfort' »i|ouruiueut th*- following protest! ass preaanted bv tboae OppfMMai tw uegt^ aitmiseion. "We r»»p*lfnlh request tu record this oar protect against the edop lion of amendments tending to do away' with the aeparate org art i/slton of th# race* Th- |i't»at u aigned b\ to] jmt sons. The seitedera dwdare that 1 he» have not given np the tight that the alleged compromias ia adoptsl tw wiisliU the lusbnt* to admit ae amity negro etatgymea ea he may desire ffPAHKH KttOM THK WIBKp. H. Pop a, ths defaulting LoatoHfte cashier, has beea captured at Two Harbors, Minn. HABRY CHAKI, alias K. Slacksy baii ing from Chicago, has bean arrested at Iodianapoiia for stealing a sail of clothea. HENATOM W01.' OTT, of Colorado, I» eoon to marry Mrs Bass, the widow of ei Preetdeat Cleveland'* tow partner el Buff alo. TUT Wife! tow#r st Pwris was strtidt RTF times by lightning during a thunder* tor at ths other afternoon. The structure wag considerably ehafcsa, hot ae damage wae done. Oek BkfJAwnr F. Brrr.ait has been eugage«i to assist counsel for the oou demned anarchist, Bamusl Fieldsn in prs» ssuting bis apfdictaion for a Writ of etfOf before tbe federal supreme eourt. The case will IM beard in Oetotaar, THI American Vme^r Maker*' aeeocuw tion. 111 sesaiou at Milwaukee bee adopteA a vigorous protest agetnat the MeKtulsp tariff bill. Tbe vinegar makers elauii itu# the ts« of 'JO cent* a gallon ou fomg|| pints will increase the.coat of vinegar 1# easts a gaiftm, while ucinrr the bill IHT duty on imported rtaegnr is plneed at 1?| cents a gallon. HCOUTTR WATBOH, a Teaea ranchasen, troubled with cancer of the tongue, hat hie tongue, palate and the lingual glaml* beneath tbe tougue remove.! by aurgeoni. He waa unable to talk for a mouth and wiM fed throagb s ail»er tube inserted l»el"w tHa right aar. He •odrhmly recovered epeecfc, however, when stmoyed by a troubleeoutg eat in his ward in tbe boapital.' aod he now Hwear as blU6 a streak as ever. Havr.aai. Ptttsbnig people would Uhe It dieoover the whereabonte of Misa Uaf Frnnees Cuaack, the nan of ksnmarsp She Viaited Pittsburg last winter for life! purpoae of lecturing there, but left aui| denly sfter taking a tsumiwr of aubecn£» tiona for her book ou Reasons for I AsviQg the Catholic Church." The book waa ta have been delivered in January, bat up to date it hasn come to hand, and a number of person* who collected money for her a|0 now in aa unpleasant predicament, Lovi laughs at the opposition af pa rent* The mother of Mvrtk» eftiugtrBt at Bslt Lake. djaded to the attautiona ef Henry Hoffheimet to he daniiiter and shut her door against him. Insteed of def* paring Hoflfbeiiusr drove np to the Wdk« Ungt on mansion with a doe* eat) »ad spiritel the young lady sway. Hince th«t two detectives and the entire polios forte have been searching for the young lady without success. The mother has had Hoffbeunet sweated and plaoed il.tMM) boada for trial ea a eherge of (fuction. THK MAKKIC tra. Mont City Uv* Siot'X City Ma* It Im Ksumaftsd neeelpla. CDS aAeMI «atiiriay VTv: Market v lowsr Qustatlwugt i •iff*'* ii wiAed. sa.fi v a.i• aaafg, S3 tf i t« a*t.RMI5-Is-' I»ts. 400 ettslal He| Market :ii« OatUe Eetlmetod tm urday '.Bf'.- Ria|»u*eaU uoDuuk a tua ^uoiatum* ti»»ra. |)«i«ae, tS.(K) u»e!tmuj iw fntfl era chMiee to l.'Wf? *3 dtaan «oo4 •n*Sa»». ebolee, medium to jw«l. 0¥ ,i*1 ttiLtfrfti mW#, Mtra e!«.' a* aaactiaw to wood. Si «-«WBU 1 1*. SI i.S6, eaanwr*. y« etoioe. cH-samoa I* l«4P Ti 'i' I'Uiin, oholea. S d* mm, Siiuvam. «*ai aakves, i~ f. 02 lATd awU, ,i_. 40«6 43^. pfovl Mu. Iw-.i.s vwi lrtdas- Mmmth Owasae Uv* toeea» got !a* t. Mar Bi«* Kiliiuaie) etpta XSO aidsy, MarS.at oeeosd «t S4 l»ulk a' Cattle Estimated reeet^ts. Hatur'lay -J. w *»upnneaU, see*, eaa- .,-aii o.iunwoii t:fci Cnaraeo, May 11 1 u* p. ("teas. Klvm oaato. sfr^. July, S«jsk, rirm eaab, luiy. firui, eseh. July. 0«rti Oat« Mee I-ork Iiuti -aah. S13 flb lulf. t*' C.0\ aye MI »al farley rluie TiUiOtlif .Htewty Quiet fl.Het Jl. Whisky seah, CT ««t Mow Tertl Maw Team, May ts. .runs August. f..ni steady. •reame' tulxed. 4i *41 .f«U»V (at« dui: weak, eatara. inflNw .,s. l*rtwiat«as rVna new uaa |u iMdW-i® I^ard wea* ateam rt»o4*r»..i #s.s.i nw««,ern Uairv. T' sreaui«*r ISa. ftrui, siii-itsi'Ji i-H. 513' May U JltaS* tt#o«*tpte |»wt.! i nfht t-! -v iu ««-«i ahtui'tuK lot# 4* Iu Batter KU't Marts* reagh liackias heavy pecking MIlwaMtase I'fdaee May ix No. sprtay. /an c- 1 N«artbs*n, Me. Sw-atr« So :t mi 1 rack. I rat Nti: 4 white ou trwek Mit.waoKMf Wheat vm sa«h «S-1- far a scrap with the Muquese* and I don't many tMre te aow. V im' Vj IH* weeterwera. TSswSi

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THE DAILY LEADER n.viMY, MOUTH 1 A**" TOBHTIAT Tvr.N 1 MAY I% M* TEB* *r»«M,HlPTU^ SET""" J*ll! WW'** By Mil ih* iMfcjr, Ik* MrfWr. p« w*»%, Tt \fVK*«*•*"•» T»« Dm^ Lba.»M •tk*' »p-c»*i M! I* U» «»i na •fetaii l»f»r»#*tl»« ronciTli»K IS 1 «ji.l four*** «f cit» «»f gfe#Mil* at tareH lu 1 a4v«*tl*rr» of e^r -U"^ p{vJf|#ttw 1 "jig A Stat® Farm©™' alliance «i|l be held at Huron Jane 4. man Pickler'a friands are with the dale of the republican 000 v wit ion. Haw yoa ft'* Bn Original package?" —Watertown Journal. Mo, but we can send you a left-orwr oaricacrew. Oen W. H. H. Boaftto, prtwMent of tba State Normal achwl, not a candi date for elate superintendent uf publtc iaelroctioc- Oarter Bros, have sold th«i CftTiton Ad* veeate D. E. Garrer for §4,«MX). Will H. Oark will remain aa e*UUtt and the MHiiiw will be republican "HP 'Aberdeen dispatch, 10: Col. Nettielon. Pmf Robert Hay and J. B. Green well, of the United States irrigation commission. arrived in the city to-night on their re turn from Montana, and depart Monday for Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado They will stop at Woonaocket, Yankton. and other pomte for the purpose of attaining artesian wells. The work in Montana wee confined to study iftg fock formation and the dip of the strata. Waahingtou lisjatch. 9: Sonatof Bpenner to day presfiit«Hl to senate a petition from a committee of ex Union prieoner* of war residing in Wiaccmsin protesting against the passage of the Morrill itension bill. Thej also appeal to «ongreea to extend the benettta of tht laws granting bounties to I uion soldiers to those whose captivity extended be ymd the time of their enlistment, and to indemnify them for Bufferings exuluml by reason erf the governments refusal luigrt^ &o an ©ich*n#6. MOUJL A recent coiumunu-aUon in the Jonrnal. written from Smut Falls, and tliwusump political probabilities and candidate, atafced, among other tluuga, that Cien. W. Beadle, president o* the Mad mm Btate Normal achool, *aa in the Haki for the position of aupericteodent •of public inatructioa. Your corraapon haa taken paina to iovaatigate the %r«th of the aaaertiou. and ftmlrf that it ia entirely without foundation, (ien. Beadle is emphatic in -hi* declaration thai he in no wnae candidate for office in question, and that the us«» of bus name in this ooonectkNl has MVer lasn authorized by him. Iwyort—t Ajmmmhmmt*. ^MTV or hkiLTH DAKOTA, AirDITO*'' Otnca.-Pi Earn*, May 6, 1890 —T.. Coanty Amlitor: Dear Hi*—Will you call the attention of aaaaaaora to following pomt*, which hare been from various quarter*: The aaaasaor muat amm§ all railroad ftftpert v both real and j»eraonal, not ac tually and neceaaariiy u»*l the opera tMtt ami r""""»nn»" -of ita linee of rail The asmar nut aaasaa all propwrty «t every daaenption belonging to exprese «Mnpani«e. This will include furniture and office suppliea. The express com pacy can claim the t200 exeoiptioci. If takes out it muat be done from the ag gregate (4 all the property in the state. Artjcie 10, page 7, assessment law, an east out front this ofti«*e, does not ex hooeohold furniture. Pueitively only property exemption is that con tained in arttciee 1 and 2, page 4. All property must be listed at its taal value The only exemption is per* aoaal property to the value of 8200, for each individual liable to taxation. This mm ntily taken out onoe and then on from the aggregate. It has been suggested thst all pwf^r ty tx» listed ami assessed and that the Munty Itoard then take off the i2lX) ex eeaption This would lie A splendid plan, and soma aoch measure should tje •dkipUxl by the next legialatura. Cn lartunately under the present law it oan SOt be «ione All laws of the territory, not repealed bf the oonstit*it»on or the legialature. •WMiil law* of the state Section 1542 Mates that certain property may be IM^tted from the list. The constitution tad law changes tha Memptiona, but does not change the drat clauae under IMS. Section 1554 states who shall list Ike property The cooclusios ia irreeiatable if a par tan has not peraostal ptt^arty e*eeettng vat ue f3M), he is aoi obliged to liat jNirsottal property. IHere ia wheaa the aaaaaaor'N judgment in play If a person aaaerta he not personal property in axoese of Uie auamaor muat aaeertain the tmth of the assert ion, and may place ffce peruoQ 00 oatti as to the value of aarh «tfs*rate art.tc.ic he poeaoaass, The may then timm**- the (wrson if ImI tMU^vae $i£ han ^ro^rertj' 111 iaeaasof tlia exemption^.. %»urs raipetrtfullyv L. C. Tav urn, Audita*. W* t'wn. i' teraj's iMf. Otlee, itiu.riiey Gene April 21, im Madam I hava your' aj^roaalu favor of the IKth inst., and reply th«re to would soy that th* constitution of A® etafte girtM women thi right to at th' vice*ion in June if hel.l widely for «ehto| pnriMMMi, «wi fcUo «imo ccmdiMqn* aa pertain to male® that wtwn entitl ul to vo, V »'.v*nm thoir rigfcta in the They maud wfiM1 wpon tM# hill- pramiiws, shoukl ofTor so to do that i the .umatitatkm o inferring the right of I women to *oto irrwpectiv# of whether ahe haa school children under her charge or not, i# above and beyond all oity charters or other ta*i of the state re pugnant thereto, and must be observed riot only by the people, but by every de partmeni of jfowniBent iw well. The women entitled to vote under Hec 9, Art. of the constitution, arc thoee hav ing the age, residence and citizenship required of male votara, and thoae in acklition thereto, if any, who under th achool law had a right to vote by vaaaon of having whool children in charge. A woman lioro in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction, or natural iz*d in pursuance of »ta laws, ia a citizen of the United 8tat*w and of the state of South Dakota. Rwpectfully, IvOHKKT DOIXAKO. •merisl l«y. Ma Meeting of Gem. Shields Put laat evening wmmitteea were appointed to perfect arranj einenta for the proper obaervenoe erf Memorial day. CJapt, Btoddard of Bioux Falls will be here and deliver the Memorial addreea. All the societies of Madison are cordially in vited and earnestly requested to join with the veteran* in doing honor to the memory of the noble dead. The Nor mal and Public schools are also invited to participate in the exeroiaos, and every citizen of Madiaon la expected to aaaiat in the proper observance of that day. W. V. NKUSO.N, (}om. y o u mJ jn tho well 00 Freeman'i jilii/*** 0.A.R Pn) Pta) a«pwt«l. Faulkton dispatch, 10: The coroner's jury brought in a verdict last night that Ernest Eekhart came to his death by foul play at the hands of persons un known to the jury. The jury was irn panelled about a month ago and were in session about a week, when they ad journed till last night, when thoy met and render**! their verdict. A thor ough investigation was made in the case, but it still remains as much of a mystery as it was the day Eckhart'a body was of h|(| iwitkl. Much Huapicion mate on the family of the dead man, but circumstantial evideooe was not strong enough in the minds of the ju^ tut a finding against them. Ureal Mt«fk Cwnli^ Pierre Capital, 10: South Dakota la becoming a great stock country. Nearly every week brings news of eastern eapi talists who are investing their moeey in stock and sending it to th« rich pasture landu of our state. Men engaged in stock busineas are not only making money but they are getting rich. A gentleman who has devoted much time to the study of raiaing sheep both theoretically and practically aays that the grass ia Mouth Dakota will produce the finest wool in the world. He expects soon to make a practical taafc *d U*» aanttar aa a large scale. Thetr iMki Tell. Arlington Sun, 9: There is a brighter look on the faces of our merchants since the rain. Many think dealers have no direct concern with the weather, and whether it blows high or low is all the same to them. Their books tell quite a different story. Many of them are carry ing large numbers of our farmers over the aaaaon who would not be able to put in a crop at all but for the aaaistance thus rendered. A crop failure this year means ruin to many a hard working mer chant of South Dakota, and with close competition, small protitn and the poem bie contingency of total failure staring them in the face, it i» little wonder thaj are educating a weather eye. ••er Heath Daketa ft* Pi spied.' Huron Hurooite: A few days sinoe three faiuiliea of Finlanders settled on farm* on the north part of this county, near Broad land. In one family there are 19 children, in another 17, and in the third 9 parents of the last family liave been married but 10 yearn. These three families will soon be joined by four others all relatives—numbering 46 per sona, making a total df 8J iwraooe ia aeven families. KwIM feaisaa. Piana Free Press, 9: Now ttet tba datee erf the onventiona have been oho mm, the gentlemen who want office can lay in their material to built fenoes around what they are after, and stake off their claims. From the premonitory symptom* there is good evidence that Uie will not go begging this year. ifjirtflrily MMNmI, Yankee Blade Foreman The "fast column lacks about a quairter of a atiok ful. Shall 1 run in a dead ad. to fill up? Editor of country paper No, indeed. Put 19 a notice that our circulation the ktgaat ia the county. V y*r LlfatraMt tturrssr. Parker New Era I\litical pointers indicate that Hon Geo. Crose will cat ait important figure in the next Mate gpj]v#t!tioti. He is betng urfed |w Jbataaant governor Near ike" RmMtnf Lake Preston Times, 9: You can hear the rumbling of the capital campaign Pierre, S- i lcwktr and loader as 'aaaiaw ad tell PSAOC. «T Some muii th«r« *nt th» rt: »1 animUb «f the tier* ft «lay* »h. ..tie 1 Hfe. tth «-a.r* «i»y thv Ul»tof atrln, Ami tfp« b/ painful ifiMtnic nwrcr OUtl crw, whfrf* hop# *lth surety ijtttfa «atf&»aWi *11. lUvr th** Jo*lands whero our rbe »cnl «f pear** upon tbelr f'»reb of inlnf, thwe i» no pe»o* fur U»«M -*-1- •von i nlwathiMl 0 *o»i. Enoufcli fir tb U Mtaud witb tswurd an eyes watching the unronqafleed oUve aiiail he Mi«t for lo. And trn foe. Tby br«»w* vtU wrtmthed Tilt Hhju Iiim« fcwxbt thy battle Paaee eantuit con«e befor« the Vietorjr! IV Kate Field s Wanhlnu'^ JUST TU0 LATK, From my breezy station 1 could look down through a waving naftwork of bough* and sprays and see something dark pausing at the foot of the tree, and presently It fcettled down among the dead leaves there, as If with the lull intention of placing me In a state of siege. My heart stood still. How long wat this to laat? How far could I calm late on my own strength and persist ence? I closed my eye- and a feeling of dizziness came over ma I opened them again, and there was the horri ble thing still crouching stnalthlly at the foot of the tree. I had never faint ed in my life, but now 1 comprehend •d how people might feel when «ens« and consciousness deserted them and left tbau at Lku mercy o! tiui Ureal Bevond. Huah! A olaar. awaat wkiatte! Surely that was Ned Parsons, whist ling his favorite air of -My Ale (onntree" down Uu mountain aiiie. 1 summoned up all my eewrafc and shouted aloud: ••Help! Help! IMp!" A loud hallo answered me there was the sound 0! footatepa plunging through bramble*, tprifglng over fair len logs. "Nelly! Where are you, Nelly! Ir thf name of all possessed, what arc you doing tip Iherer' crie3 Ned, oom ing to a standstill half a yMrtb or so from my haven of refugab "Oh, be careful, Ned!" ill altfleked. 'The bear! the bear'" ••What bear? WhereP ••Close to the foot of tt* tree. Iton't you see him?" I gasped. "But it iKTi't a bear said Nod. aftei a few seconds of careful investigation. ••Do you suppose a boar yrUi stand like lb is when he sees a man and a Htt approaching him? It's Nick, the dog missed him five minutes ago. lie it waiting for me here," To thi# day I am not prepared tc answer, on oath, aa to how I oamc down out of that tree—whether I fel out of it, whether I jumped, or wbeth er climbed down after tKe r^uiatior fashion, but I certainly cauu down and in another moutwii I wa« c^asp Injjr old Nick about hi« ahaggy aaek. and laughing in a wild wa that wai almost akin to tears. ••'Jo think," I cried out, thai Pre faken old Nick for a bear! To think that ho frightened me so!" 1 walked hooa#, leaning on Nec Parson s arm. He had nov«r uaaciet an manly a man to me before. Ha did not laugh at me aa he might hav done. He did not make fun of my ridiculous blunder but he nas at tender and gentle to me as if 1 kad been a frightened child. And then and there I auulo up my mind that Ned Parsons waa more worthy of a wonaa'i love than Bar tit Phillips down in New York. 1 re aolvou to play the coquette r." lof^rar. I determined to abandon my rot# if modern l^ady Clara Verede Vere. 1 would not— 'Break a oountry iMBarl Per pmtime. ere I went to t»wa.r •How can 1 ever thank you?" 1 «vhis{erM4i. aa we parted at ti fool 0) the Winding wooden stairway. "I am ready thanked?" fcf faid, eouteousiy. Mrs. Parsons was much edxAed when she heard of my advent uraa fot I told her the whole story as I tat warming mv chilled feet before the fire, while *1m» waa Iryi&g tht. uhiokent for aupper. ••Well. I do doclarer1 said slaa, "Ta think that Kdward should happet nlong so hand^v. And he doi ally get oack so oarly fn Valley. But she alnt to home Hlui'h gone to New York to gat her wodd in' flxln's!" •Who isn't at homef •Who has gone to New York?*1 'Why. Fanny Bolton, to bt The minister's second darter." "But who is Fanny Bolton?" •Don't you know? The fifi Kdward is engaged to"1 Engaged' My eyelids fell a |rush of crimson suffused my faea. MMSUMMS I I walktnl over to the }oat office two mile^ away to sea if there waa any letter from Bert Phillips, a young New Yorker whom I expected some daj tc marry. It was very Blow In Boone Mountain, and I don't know what 1 •hould have done for society If it had not been for Ed Parson, the handsome eon of a farmer. It was *0 dark when I was half way home that I missed my road, and with visions of beaira in my mind I climbed a tree to see wtore I was. garret. our v -Oh," said I—I hope they'll ba very happy, I'm sure.M And so it happened that Bert Phil lips 1h yet without a rival in my list o| suitora. I had not been in any danger of beooatiag a Ladf Oara Vere de Vera. Kmtimt Ml* SHJI MW«M. A lingular spectacle of a matt walk tag Juong the street eating greeutwM.'skii wan jm'synted In lulutli Mion th« other afi« ruK»n. Hi- ^wallow**} $48 in •ft ve« twios, and one#, N whet. was caught by a police and taken 10 the (kUitW-ii house A »*ar re vealaA 1^70 let w»en hi# inaide shirt, and akin. H« ftiiff«r8 from the haiJuchiaUatt that paopla aft trjpiaf to alaat kk aenay «r a Nk tan If any one ia casting atxmt for 4 ptot for a story, this i.» frwly tendered: A destltuU* oung Kngiishnian in San l-^'ran cisco. A b»»ut:( i: and rich young g.rl of the fame place. One of her incisors are faulty. She will have •none of it. The .lontist bid* her bide his time. K arrive# In the person of the young Knglishman. He agree* to part with a front tooth tor one side of the screen Is the hero on the other the heroine The tooth is pulled and swiftly transplanted. Then the heroine depart* without having the hero who, with the $.'11 in his pockets, sets boldly out into the hills and make* his fortune. In fivo years, aomuwhere and somehow, they meet and mate. Then just when you please, the story of the tooth crops out. It ian't nice, but it is related aa a fact H»w PttWas Ultor UTM to Uadao. M. Henri Roehefort, after twioe changing his residence in London, ia now living at York Terrace, overlook ing Kegent's Park He continues to send every day to Paria an editorial article for hia newspaper, the Intran lgeant and retains full control and direction of its policy. He spends large sums in the purchaae of pictures and rare porcelain to add to the mag nificent collection which fills his big house at York Terrace from cellar to From time to time be com­ municates with General Uoulanger, with whom hia relations, however, have become far lass cordial. He speaks but little of politics and an nounces his intentions of awaiting tranquilly the course of events in Fraaoa. In one of the city schools a teacher, with all tht patience and powers ol persuasion *he eoukl command, w al endeavoring to instruct a class :»»ou| a right angl««l triangle. After Meveral attempts she called the scholars to ac count for inattention with the remark that what she was saying seemed go in fat one ear and out at the other. Again she repeated her desc ription, following it by asking: "Who can toll what a right angled triangle is?" Up went a hand and the bright boy to ivhom it belonged shouted: "Some thing whici ia one ear and out the other.* A Frwifti Ttdratar. A burglar in liondy. France, got lato the room* ol two men while they were absent, and, fastening the door from the inside, prevented them from getf.'ng in when they came back unex pectedly. The police sent for the vill&gg locksmith, but he, very strangely, oouldn be foupd, fo thej burst open the door just as th« bur glar got nfv»n the roof of the building. He waa seen and pursued down to ths •Ueet fw)d into a canal. The sho^k vl tnft cdWI bath auMa hist uncQntcioul, and he died in a ahort time. WhA» th^y had washed from hi» fnee the blaok with which he had disguised hiijisolf the riddle of tho village lock? HtqiUt's whereabouts was solved. Ha the burglar himself. BASKlMti. OI.LKCTIOS*. K*a. r. rrrn, W. A. U-14. ftaawa, pMat^at. VlMFr»si««t. Caskls* F1KKT NATIONAL BAHL Capital aai *md S»td. CW/M44mw Bpnbiltv* camp^lwit colIcctor eoMUatlj' ta aMsaitaaattsetieas la »arr««a4tae cMatiy. OfllaaaT oa raal tatst# fm Sartea r^iplUllM*. Oo«*aeponDemi? OlM*ica) Kstioaal Bank, New York. Flnl Bs tt«mil Knafc, CFCLC«»N: HIIHI* Back Sioos F*!i«, P«j»er, and a full line of TateAt Medicine*. CHOICE PERFUMERIES. Prescriptions carefully compounded dayi or aicbt. KOAN AVSICUX, *Al»!»OK, DAKOTA «iK»KttAL JOHNSON co Bm inv«! Ufi' Spring Stock General Merchandise. An elaborate diajrfa? of DRESB GOODS, incluiittg mml iiinable ifalric«, comi and freith atodk innoc I Block. 'W FURNITURE KITRNITDRX FURNITURE FURNITURK FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE furniture FKAJIK Surplus, $60,001 GENERAL BANKING BUSI NESS TRANSACTED. Bams. Pail* VaUeesI C. H. WOOD, -aaALaa gener ^Jusb Goods, a Bi&cle V tartnow Paints, u h«r Wall V i» DRUGS METICINES HHt 8TATtQNtBt, Albums, Fine Toilet Soaps mbs, Toys, Fancy Goeili* ..Oils, Varnishes, CalaomiBj^ Gitizeqs Firat National WALL MrKR, FAIflini/ iGold Watch FREE! Have you overlooked tlie fact that we are going to prf. ant our wall paper customers, on the first day of July, with la Lady's fine gold watch worth $25.00 also with a beautifai pilver water aervice worth $15.00 Theae are both afe} #olutely to be given away to thoee who select wall paper fro#| i»ur mammoth stock in the meantime. The method is to Jhand every purchaser n numiiered ticket with every dollar^i w irth of wall pafier w»leeted from our stock. On July lal 1t 1 ket holders will aaaemble at our store and draw lota fat ithe presents the only stipulatkm being that the same ci|a» turner shall not aecure Wth. fiememla»r. theae grand fr§a jgiftaaraoffaiwdyen oa|f The Bookr Store I .We arq now prepared to do papar hanging and katexnif* fn the city at short notice, in the beet poaaftde mannaf and at the moat reasonable ratea. Call Mid leave yourordetfc ^je11:"" -i.... .ini-'L,..1 rr»iTtrKv, si*. m• S A Handsome Line i»m ami* aiAS. kKNNKDV, Pitm. WM of OU LANNON -assBs- New uni Elegant Designs in Furniture, Fine Hpilroom and Clmmber 8altes, The Latest Deigns in Plush OotHln. 4KHKiittV, 6MTTH COOK, Druggists and Jewelers. 'J WMPQEMfgPf ygp-sr- Painta, Oils and Wall Papcff. Fine Gold and Silver Watchea J+walrj. Watch and Clock Bopairing pron^Ujr asd mechanically executed. TJKIOK BIXKJK. KJAN AVlfllltT* aAiaii*. («LbMTiaXtt, Kta. W. P. 0MI7B, PMaldM M. W. DALY, TROW, OMhlrr Uapltal 150,000. Surplus Sift,000. MAl)lSO^ DAKOTA "'i,4 —T-.-- A General 'Banking Business Iransacied, Will remit moiM7 to Mky part of the Old Worid, aMl aril principal gawyaaa porta on Oity aad Maaleipai Baada baa^t and sold. Collect i wa aitda «ad proaiptlf ittdi. OOBHKS PONDENT* A KKN'NKl Y, Seo*y Traaa. 4 Okaaa Kational Ifinnehaha National Bank, Skmx FaUa. Northwestern Loan and Banking Co. Madison, South Dakota. A (J KNKHiL BANKING BUSINESS T1AN8ACTEI). Makes a 8|)6'ialty of firat mo mutii ormntv and school bouds rtga^e !s and 4-- ki- I '7W- Ji B»b|r (^rrifi|eir pf press W^gonSj Agent fbF~the Brngpf Hewing Machines, Undertaking a tended to 191 short 107 ticoT HWTRL COMMERCIAL HOUSE, i" jescx. OTfR awassBK *sssaressscss:«si^| POUAP FEE D^Y, MAPQUART PRopHiaron. -J- -I tTiTi" rfiinriiriCTtiirar OK. OMT and wtHM H. CLAPP, Vice 7W jr. I* J0N E8, Aes't Sac'y A Treaa. and real estate 1 other securitiea. CORREfil'OKDKNTft. Pliiladelpliia Fiaknce Co., Philatlelphm, P«Mk, Kationtt! Bank of fHtiwiw, Chicago, III. 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HE DAILY LEADER. MAD!AON, iOUTH /)A ROT A. TGHSMY EVENlStiTMA'v u, *wa l«Ml %SSlk •ffwrt J***• S ISP!' PatM&gcf tr*s» RoiBg eaat p*MH»BR«rti«ta Koia«wN»t Tattle. Pa«l lt«Uro»$, wfcieh »a:» a. K. vl:Wr. a. a: 22 r. M, se:i?r r. M.

Arrive#..... Depart* Arrive* Way freight *ol»i «Mt. Way freight jrotng w«t Ml f. W. vflft* P. at. tr*l» make* c*ni»«ctiotw BK»u for *11 |K»Srit* »'»otfa, »n« l»a»«»tijcwtr»ia csteg *T WOOBMM ket for All jxjlno north. AtflKoW !.l*t, *»»ea«er*»iBiE»«rth n O »Mnrrt- -T from tb«aorta t*:*P,«. iTHE CITY atPlMIVMI Ik. Theo's. Divid «kd wife retoroed b«ne day, »v W, Cleveland ffc»» atortom Judge A, J. MMi m*9* fr"*1 ax PaBe. Miw Ohristte Moaiilivnr returned Coleman—^ Huenkemaier ««4 is^Hy day for Iowa, 11 W. Mend went to Sk»x on business visit iev. Richarda, Episcopal, of Dai! Bap 1- was to the city lapt a von Ing. teo. Wright and lr. JL. A. Wright he La Belle Ranche were in the city fti* tfcr tate Auditor Taylor irrivid teAy la the KMII K- «F State Treasurer OK3onneTl, who haa been iWt* friends in this vicinity departed to tur Chippewa Fall*, Wis. l|c( 'alliatet, who baa beta via bug bin brothers, R, C. and A. M., in lii* city, departed 'yesterday f«r Wasll Dgton and the Pacific coa*t. If. Whif,ium, of ISiuliinaA, fiaand or Hiitaer of the Patrons of Industry of 1*. erioa, is in tha city. The Patrons of uatry ia an organisation similar to Farmers' Allium©, and etnUraoee a tnbership of 400,000 in Michigan. The following South Dakotana aw re«» ieced at the Lake fork: 1. M, Inmah, rmillion Paul Launduiann. Scotland H. Stanley, Hot Hpringa A. B. Suied illltank: A. Whoa ton. Clarki ityan. Flandrau Don Netxiham» ^old oounly: D. i^aloott, TiiUutt: I. l*ond, Arlington Ed. F. UawitA, wich. H. C. Avere, Plankinton Chaa. lerried. L&ola A If, F^ee, Yankton i Bradley, bradtey A. J. Mjdprrrton, u Palls Oeo. CI. Croae. Aher^MO. r^ our Floor |aint Boi»k ato^ HMKVITIIOR frit curioadaof (tea for tiie motor Tfhe expected to arrive in Madison to-dfty. There will be meeting of Oyrna pter. R. A. at Masonic hall this ttisg. toroo of a doaen man an at work the aaw ho/Ui a4 Mor«aa Biitli, a Madiaoo. he KingV Taaj?liffr« wfR meet with (trace Hlewart na*t Saturday af aotm at 2:30. he steamer "DM Moinea," loaded tm flat cars, paaaed through the oily to oooaigned to Big Stone City. r. A E. Cloogh performed a aarfi ufieration this morning—the removal eeiw^r from Mrs. Bergan's face, he Madison Oun club is enjoying a itioe trap shoot went of the dity this moon. Clay pigeolM are being nsed. ux City Journal, 11: The Madison hts of Pythias will organize a uni rank in June with a membership of thirty, city omxMrfftMMamitUaaa atcaata alleys made a toar of the city this ning in the interest of cleanliness aide walks. party of viaitioff advoatem, tu4er uardianship of W. V. Nalaoo, are i»K a fishing excursion at Lake ii thm afternoon. public reception will be tendered the n$r *^lucaWrs at the State Normitl 1 imlding this eveniifi 8w pi» me another oolumu. ter'.ow-n Journal, 9: Hervioea will id ui Trinity church as usual, both U K «d evening, next Bumlay. ti»e f. Cleveland, of Kadtson, South n. fficiating. The musical part of will be up to the standard. w od Tttnea, 10: Msaara Kennedy tuer n securtnl a 10-acre tract cm tat Hill yesterday, paying therefor JO. The former i»wner, Qao. llagon ariu, 111., put a small ad. ,m the tee a few days ago, aad tka ttbofa was the rennlt. K bnaineas men's meeting ia called to held at Benj. WyckofTs offioa this ning at 8 o'ckxck for the pttrpoae of ussing baae ball buaineaa. If an or iKation can lie effected, game be an the Madiaon* and the EKIM will riayed in Madiiam next Rat uniay. Ue oommittee of ar|rangeineata re «t us to announce that all fiends erf and Mrs. N. II. Dowmi are corduilly ited to le present at the public re 1**11 to be tendered to the»4 by the Mtid of Maui^oii at the o|H'fit house orrow evening, the occasion being 50th annivaraary oI thair marriage. L. Wright today ehippad live turn the LaBeUa Eanche to M. fred, who took first prixe in the Coarhor class and first prize in the Bweejistakee olaan at the state fair at Aberdeen last year Bratlley, Jr.» *2 year-old, firs! pfiee In the Rf««inter class JDeloa, Percheron McMillan. (Jfvdeadale and Mrs. Dot. Shelknd |ou The horse*i ere tirst t*hu« and bear apkudid ra(utatioua in this aeetiona. In an hiVnlns at AriiairtMi, Pro#. Uptiykc of the irrigation survey said "the amount at the dis|oaal of tha com mission wat $4,300. scaroely sufficient to sink one well let it be located where it might that his duty was to gathei faets that future appropriations might be ex pendfnl understandingly. He then pro eredel to de*H-ri»»e the western side of the granite formation which is supposed to end at about the 97th meridan, liken ing it to the shores of the sea at times it would invade far into thia territory, while at other pointa it would be absent we might or might not be able to reach the subteranian basin but the indica tk«H were in our favor that his Held of obervation did not extend east to his own county, and that he should watch proceedings at* the well at Madison with much solicitude, from the fact that tt waa Joat aaaft of hia field of obaarration. VMC KTJitI A Urccpl i«»n Tf#4fl*4 far th |tc»r» at il«* dermal plrlifel (hin Kvexing. This evening a reception will be held at the Normal building for the members of the board of regenta and the local board of trustees. The following pro grani will be pender« d, and probably some speeches will he given in response to toa»ia. Duet, Misses Fairfield and Baker. Address of welcome, Mr. V»K:a[«olo, MISJJ URUV^ N. lt«Mjtatjon, Misw MofTett, Violin ac4o, L. P. Bhew lleeitation, Mias Morcy, Pres. Beadl$. Instrumental. solo, Mita bach. Sohraoden The Ootid of Regents for South Da kota i« now in ms&km at the fttate Nor mal School budding, oonnisting of the following gentlemen. .Ju^o J ^klgerloa, K Hewett, A. F. Brandt, Paul Laudmann. W. H. Htanley, as. FrendentBld, OoL A B. Hmedley, D. Talcott. Hon P. F. McClure ia onable The IVK-UI Board ol Truataas, ing of Me^rn. Geo. O. Croae, presi-lent J. P. War«l, S. E. Wilson, J. Schuaidt, and F. 1). Pitts, secretary, iu joist sasaion with the Hr^'enta. Mesam, A T. Free, C, W, KMIM, aad a Ayrrs of th© Verm'"*^ a Baaril of Tcusie«« and A. H. WThoaton and I. M. Inniau of the Brookmgti Agricultural Ooilepe trustees, are visiting the school, and will be proaaat at the raoaptioa to night. 0h\. Mellette baa disappointed us in not being able to attend the Regeuta' steeling at this time. It is desired by soma of the alumni to hold a meeting this evening. The re J'Crter could not find out where the meeting wan to lx» helt^ but tkwaa who will attend have probably baao informed by the oommtttee. Ben Brown waa called from school during opening exercuses on aooount of an accident which occurred to hia brolhet'. While Charlie was riding a bi cycle this morning aomeihing gave way and be took a tumble. Part of the broken a on penctral$U the (ksahy part of the hip above the joint, causing a lHAt aot serious jjpMth* OHLAXU C'riMie Mews Xetee. Special sorrt itpotideae* of The Dally Lsadsr. Oaiwii*t. May i21. -The sudden dntlt of Mrs. John Pftster iast great sorrow over our community. Having formerly resided «nocg aha will long ba ra membered A* the g1ri wk«M ehsitu with rek k«al(h dtd glow. With hea-l so M^kt that kasw set onaorww Hw veto* tvwer ibaa matte for oiitwrt to hear. With jok«« acd ocniaMat for otbei* to cheer. Bet fjt«t «eer«MH., oh, dianBtsasMi4lo8 lately hanpr bridt:. Th*t coon ih« Mer«d knet whtoh u aaelii$r buasd tte« t» Msti) nun aouru, asd ifco«gb kMIatlvk«« b.*od thv worl'i ui*jr teem, KriffiU» B«T« la b«av«s to MO«4 HISS ssrthly h»)tM »r« bat a dreaaa. fthsrm Butler's cheap hfred mnn, one day when the boss was absent, broke open a trunk and got himself inside of rtherm's intended wedding suit, taking immediate leave for parts unknown. Mr. Butler, after a vigorous search and in quiry found hia man, who had got as ftur aa Yankum, and got hia clothaa back, and the tramp may learn a trada in the penitentiary. Our latest rain did net oome down be grudgingly, but soak«d the gRmnd up in old tune style. The ground is in normal condition for growing crops. The daeoe at l*r. Davenport's Friday night was well attended and higidy en |oyed. lUdigioua awvioaa wars hai4 the Coffey school house last Sunday. Borne!**!) sava that Juhu Nunnema ker on a riding OOCSIM lafceiy, drove at the rate of a mile an hour. F/Vidently John don't know he should drive faster to please the ladies. A prodigal son, silarvae ahanna of several mouths, has returned to hia, houie, bat hia reception waa lot wei Wia. Willi |«o»«iby tbakmu«ofl^fa44adoaif. «*mr oi xriL fbr jlsuBt-SsB *W#w|lk Mmm&m+mm mwrf* afaflrm. liOtrrtifE nrsf.N KS. The city council taet pursuant to ad journment at the city hall in laat evening. Pjreaent, Major Kennedy, Aldermen Keteham, Trow, Smith, Wad den, Tierney, Jimaa. Abaaat, City Audi tor Bheridam. pro J. A. Trow waa alaeted auditor tem. Tho niiitttea of laat aaa^lng w«ra read and, on motion, approved. The mayor directed the an4foor to respond with dealers in water mains and pijws, for the purpose of obtaining price*, etc. The bill of J. M. Prentisa, hauling burying dead animala, I1U.0U, waa allow ed, *11 voting aye. Ordinances fixing the njiritt of oil offieiala, and defining the privileges and rights of the Madison Kiectric Light, Heat and Power Company were given their readings, and referred to the com uiittee on by laws and ordinanoaa. The bond of John (iregor. city engin eer, waa, on motion, appruvtfd, To fill vacancy oauaett lap the failure of J. M. Walker, elect, to qualify aa police justice, a motion prevailed order* Inga special election for May 24, MKW, for tha purjxiee of tilling sakl va cancy, same juilges and polling places aa at last election to be ttaed. The following resolution waa ta^« «uml, vise lWklwed, That the petition asking for the construction of a twelve foot side walk on tho weet side of Egan avenue, along blocka five (5), eight (8), sixteen (UV) and nineteen (19? be accepted, and that said sidewalk, with curb, be con atructed under direction of the commit tee on streets and alleys within thirty days from the date of the passage of this resolution. Hie said walk to be twelve (12) feet wide, constructed with two (2) inch plank, laid on six iG) two by six (2x6 inch stringers with the outside ends of said walk-plank to be laid on ctu-b planks. And be it further |i# solved. That the city audiWi advertise fti* bids to construct a gutter along the east side of said blocka, according to plans and specification* previously adopt for said gutter, the work to be acitmiplisiiod a« &<»on praA'ti«3abk». vote: Keu liam aye, Trow aye, Bmith aye, Tierney aye, Janes Vifadden absent and iwH voting. llie auditor was instrtieUd to iwctive bids for eitv printing, to H? repotted at next meet'ng. Adjourned. STAHumo couMimcmtt MAOISOW, South Dak., May 1890.. I Hereby ap{Mint the following mem l»ers of tiie council of the city of Maui eon, South Dukola, as its standing oom nutteea for the ensuing year, viz.: Committee on flnauca- Mcawa. IVow, Wadden and Janea. Ou by-laws and ordinaacea—Messrs. Janes, Trow and Bmith. On fire and police—Mama, Tieraey, Keteham and Wiulden. On streets, alleys and public grounds— Messrs. Smith, Janea and Ketoham. On health and quarauiiue--Me*ara. Keteham, Smith and Tioruey. On waterworks—Messra. Wad«ko,Tter ney and Trow. CHAH. B. K*NNKDY, Mayor. •U^KIKS OF crrr orriciAMi, An Ordinan« fixing tha compensation of city officer#. Be it enacted by tiiooitr council of the city of Madison: Section I. The salary of the mayor ia hereby fixed at the sum of fifty dollars per annum. Sec. II. The salary of the eity audi tor is hereby fixed at the aum of one hundred and fifty dollars per annum. Sec. III. The salary of the city trees unr is hereby fixed at the saw of ooe hundred dollars per annam. Sec. IV. The salary of the city attor ney is hereby fixed at the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars per annum. See. V. The salary of Hie chief of po lice is hereby Uxed at tiw» aum u£ tarty five dollars per month. Sect, VI. The salary of alderman ia hereby fixed at tho mm «w«aly-five dollars per annum. Sac. VII. The compensation of the atreet commissioner ia hereby fixed at the sum of one dollar and fifty cents per day for each day'* service actuallv ren dered and per&Mri**ad by him in behalf of the city. Bee VIII. The aompensatket at the city aasea^or is hereby fixed at the sum of three dollars for each day necessarily spent ia the performance of his official duties, to be paid whenever the aasees meut is completed am»ndUag to law and approved by the council,* Sec. IX. The tx)injeasation of the city engineer ia hereby Hxed at four d41ara fur each day nwt*aarii t^i^lby him in the performance ui auch dutin aa shall be requiwxl of him. Sec. X. No salary is allowed the eity justioe or police juetioe, but ia perfonn tug their official duties under the or4i nances they shall be entitled to tax, charge, collect ami receive the same fees aa are allowed to justices of tha j*»c# of this state for similar dulses ami mrvusm by the general laws of this state. Sec. X.I. The salary of th# chief of police, street commissioner and city en gineor shall be paid monthly, and that of the mayor, auditor, treasurer, attorney, aldermen, and otliers not provided f«»r, .•hill ha .paid' qitartariy Bator* wy mk- ary or compehH.ition shall be paid, or the warrant therefor drawn, sndt ottioer shall make out an n nired bill therefor, verr ify the aame a prorid^l by the general laws for ttie presentation tji claima ijgainst ciwes. ..,d deliver the same to the auditor for adjustment and allow ance AH ehur shall be reftorted bjr the auditor to tae oity council fur allow* ance. ami the herein provided ia all cases slMll b- (xmipensation in full of all asrvioea and duties iwrformed, ex cepting in the o of chief of polio©,wh% in additi«m to t!« salary herein allowed may take «d ceive feea where by ordw nance he is all«»'• ed the same in certain cases. Sec. XII# Ti n ordinance shall ba tat force from a»d after its publication, and all ordinanoaa n conflict with this ordi oanm are here! repeaknl. Try atockywist, at ttie SUU* wmrnvr WL UALDWIX. •tea Opeaei a Fall Line of «iMMral irrhu4laf. R. Ra'dwn who reiwrifly locatc*] in Madison, has o^ titnl a full line of gener• eral merchandi in the Prochl building, «*orner av. ue and Madison street, Mr Baldwin's k ig new and fresh, and lie solicits it j»ortion of the trade _{ thia oonimanltv. guaranteeing oomplete satisfaction to hi- eustomers, B«y yoar drugs a^ cigars erf Ed THI il l|M»b BOAKD. Adjourned, Prepared Fiocir fate^—Book fHore. A packet of beautiful flower frw* to every lady who pnrchaaaa gar tien seKk at The Book Store to-morrow, Saturday. fr'vjtSHIUEK/ Benutirul I"i« l«t|» its^e 9slt PeNSB* •1 an*l tf enersl Hens. Special corrwj»i i^ice «.f The Daily Le*6er. FitATfKUM, Mgy 13. The fields and pastures are looking splendid, and we hope they may ucmtLnae ao. Tiie base ball olub of the State Nor mal at Madison are* intending to Grid out what tho Franklin Scrubs are made of, and will try thuaj a game uext Saturday afternoon. C. A. Hisaer, who has been visiting here for the past^few days, took a trip fcc Howard last Monday. The surprise part) given at Frel SUmetield's last Wednesday was largely attended, and thoaa present called it a thorough Buceese. Mrs. G. Sundburg is naiting at Palia* ades and will return in the course of a week or two. Our postmaster ia giving hk mansion a new coat of paint. Our dutle frost Mai no ia talking of go ing back soon again, since he can't stay where the schoolmam boards. Oh, Emma, tell Fred that pa eonaanfef if he's willing. YOUKO. PURE Mixed Baint ~»X«ywast prices in the oity—Book Stojfe. Ed Hine can fill any prescriptictt. A shure of your patronage solicited in that line. 4BPRIT1Y I'HAKLE8 yL4m Contracior and Builder. IIAKhWARi: TO Hardware vt«e I I W. I»» er 4«. J.Mm* d*o 1 -Mile for the Xrwf: Mekool Belite]ihk Ordered Porehanted, A iuctliug of ..u board of cducatioif of the city of Al. disoq waa held at H. O. Curtjn' ofRoe la i evening. Prtwent, J. M. Walkif, ch lirmaa H. O. Curtis, clerk E. L. Clark, a J. E, W. Dyer pr-i»eated hia reeignation aa camber erf th iioard from the Third ward, and the sane was accepted. O. J. Sheldon »aa elected to fill va cancy. A remonstrance wag preaanted %dad by Hfty six voter agafcist locating tha pro{oHe«l new ec 1 houae on* block FIUMMMT LIKS OV PA*A80L8. Drkhs TRIMMIN(*8 iwtii roc CAN'T REST. Button, T. X. Wood The hood it J. Vlto^amld, tcMworar elei t, was presented and approved. The salary of treasurer waa fixed at fcV per annum. The seme amount waa allowed the rets.nig treasurer for tho year ending Ma\ 1,1890. 7, at? voted by siiid Kirtrti 1 On motion, th ietitkm was rejected. Ob motion, U Clark, (J. J, &h*t^*jQ and H. O, Curtl* v^cro po The chair apfKtibtod Q. 8bMaB a member of the sappiy committee to fill vacancy oause 1 ty tho resignation of E. W. Dyer. th n illted a com- mittee i"» 7JPOh: loU-7,8,0,10 and 11, block 7, original uat of the oity of Mad ison, u|»on whiot to erect the proposed new school building. W« and examine The New Process IT 18 A WON0KE Of f. fEBlECTIO* A tMtiijtiv In (ft H«-in ,-li.ir Hardware and Bujld, ers' Materials, tn soMKotioo with worsM carry A. I'AKfiSTW, LAPIWI'JffSg TTiffffll'M,' OOM KCW STOCK OP Psrlor 8ntt CARPETS I CARPETS! l° yoa want rarpfb'J If you ,lo, wc have, a goo^ aaaortniont. We havo the beat asaortmeut that waa eve# seen in the city. W e have enough different styles ao thed you can make a selection. We have gtair CaqietA We have Floor Oil Cloth*, from the cheapest to the broi Now ia the time to get your Carpets, before the nn»orV ment i» broken. You can buy Carpets cheaper from than from any other house. Come and US, Tenni« fkmiel HlouHe Waista, A OKPI.KTK UXR OP GENTS' FLANNKI. OvgRSlf 1RTS. JuHt received. M. J. McGILLIVRAY 8c CO. CLARK McKINNON Have all the?*!-poods, and they art' Open for iiiKp*»ction, and we wiU )?tiarantee you cannot get a finer assortment anywhere. THE MOST COMPLETE 1.1 N K OF WHITES •AKKBV, €*#AiKKCTIOKKltV, Ku, PFISTER SWEENEY, (Succeasort to F. D. Hntchinson.) SADOA OV THHMi CELEBRATED CREAM BREAD. JOHN HUSS, PtKSITiaH. B. OLMORB, THE PUl'l bAli Furniture Dealer! and Fancy Cliulrn Is just fine you ought to see them. Tbe price Oii mv Flow cheap that ia what sells these goods! II IU» WARR. V-' W HEAVY AFFD IHELF Hardware! Ckirland Cooking and Heating Stoves, Gli4den IWb Wire, pm' Pomps, Jporting Cbmiftt Ae« V Mpo it A'-' N Su* UMBRBLLAS IM QERAT VAKIITY! AH EI.BOAXT UIITK or FEKMCH BATKKNS. "8 s Fleuflcings TIIK VIL I. Ladies' Fren~Ti ft itiliel Blouse V uiHfs. LACES! "LACES! Thin (lopurtniont alone exhibits the newest tiling* in Trimming Ltwoa, lace articloa in ^Sockwear, Coliweltee, etc., at extremely low prices. CLARK McKINNON. TRI'SKm. VALIMKN, Ktr- Trunks! Trunks! If you arc thinking vf u Trunk or Vallm, and only care to put a little money out', conic mid sec ours. A A ooifrurni UWK or LADIIB' QAU« V10TB. 1 MC\V Invoice JOHN DRISCOLL'S. 5» u v i u v u w i U I I I complete line of Fresh Fruits, Canned Goods* Vegetable in seaiion, Smoker's Articles, etc. BPOYSTERS ^crtwl in every style day or evening. jJQ BILM Altl* HAM., 4K.AHH. Kr. OPWe till f'C KUNDERT Oily Iffiat Market. IITZeERALU, A too, Wholesale ud Hetai! Cigar Store. Proprietor. MOOTS All) MHOKM. i) TO- McCormick Hewlett1! POE THE Cfcl-FJBHATKD on AY BROTHERS 8HOB8. •BAL KMTATK SOOTT ft SHEBIDAH. REAL ESTATE. Business Property Residence 'Propertjr, Block Property. Acre rope ftp, H!/UI #frme Tnrv rhoiee bv gains in Farru Lands. U9t»«u to loan at Lou/ Rat** of htt»r0fA CKHTJKH STttKKT. MAOlsoN DAI. €3I1*V SKAT MAM MKT. W. N. ROCHE, P"*b and Cured Meats, Fish, Fowl and Game in season. teat. ICE delivered to my ike rtty. p^artof 1.41 XITCXtBL^

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rv tl xt: r% ft A i, r% -rr in A ntTP **w THE UAILY "^AU to would JCU-i-* i i AK' 4flTWKDAT EVENING. MAY 13. WW*.1 *i w II, I \P*' •Mii. Bil. *a*'. toy asrrifr, p** II ''I M' i WSt»Si*N» •l" nt^t- !«f Have yon got «n "original Watertown Journal. No but we can *«J y*» M»rkarrew. 1 uii ina %-uth i){ the assertion, and finds that it ii entiraiy with«iit loundattoa. Gen. 3PeSftlr ia amphatio in -his declaration Ikat he is in no aeoae a candidate for lite office in question, and that the uao ml his name in this oonneofcioB has never feen authorized by him. 4' li TO AOV tSRTl l.iiiitK m»ke^ Hit" i*u.»n c«ncTBtni* irc*'» «f the cit* »f *1 i* id nal II 14- lu elw*tierf» of e*«J,«•'*•' K »T i. IIU P.-opriotor. A State Farmer*' alliance Will be hold at Huron June 4. 'ongreesman Pickler's friends are 1 with the dale of the •late convention. republican packager (Jen. W. H. H. BeadK prMmt of Hie Bute Normal «,hxl, ia not a candi i^te for rtate superintendent of public teatructkm. _________ Garter Bme. have sold the Canton Ad fDoate to D. E. (larvar for $4,000. il' (lark will remain aa editor and the politics will be republican. Aberdeen (ii*j«itc u 1,! C5oI. Netttaton, f*rt»f Robert Hay an! J. B. Green well, of Ike United States irrigation oominiaaion. MTired in the city to-night on their re turn from Montana, and depart Monda fer Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado Ybey will stop at Woonaocket, Yankton. Mad other points for the purpoae of ei Vnining artesian welle. The work in Hon tana was con 11 net! to studying rock formation and th*» dip the strata. i Washington dispatch, 9: Senator ^pooner Uxiay preeent^l to tlve aenate A petition from a committee of ex Union prisoners of war residing WiwconHin grote«tinr ftffainat the pnaaage of the Iforrill |enston bill. Th«\v also ap|eal «^onKrean to extend the l»«nettte of t-ht* Iftwi* granting bountiee to Union soldiers U those whose captivity extended be ppQcl the time of their enlistment, and to indemnify them for sufferings endured Iqt reason of the .^rnmentTs Nflinl agree to an exchat^'*' HL Madison or Sioux City Journal, 10: J| recent oommunioaUon in the Journal, Written from Kious Falls, and dmcuaemf? political probabilities and cmiulnlatee. stated, antong other things, that l*on. W. H. Bmdle, pmndent of the Mad lion State Norma! school, w»« in the Held for the posit im of superintendent public instruction. Your correapon #ent has taken patoa to investigate the AUDITOR'* 1800 To you BHassure to have been Brm OP HOCTH DAKOTA, ^rii Pirns. May 6, Oounty Auditor: Dear 8ir--Will plecuv nail the attention of i Hie following points, which Hused from various quarters The aseescor most aaooeti all railroad "Property, both real and personul, not ac tually and necessarily used in the opera Hon and maintenance of its lines of rail mr The Mi—tat must mmm all property ft every daacrtption belonging to express ^pm^ianies. This will include furniture md oflice supplied. The express com old claim the KMX) exepptkm. If out it must be done from the ag §Ng»t* of all the property in the state. Article 10, page 7, assesament law, as Mnt out from this office, does not ex %mpt household furniture. Positively tfce only property exemption in that oon Wmed in articles 1 anl 2, page 4. A ii pmperty must be listed at its tf tliai value. The only exempts ia per ilmal property to the value of fgU), for tpch individual liable to taxation. This only be taken o«t ouoe and then on from the aggregate. It has been tmggHted that tfi proper be listed and asaoeeod and that the tbunty Ijoanl then take off tiie fJXlO ex Unptmn. This would lie a splendid JpSan and some such measure should be •Klopted by the next legislature. Un lrrtunately undsff th» pranent km it can Sot tie done All laws of the territory, not repealed J|y the constitution or the legislature, "irestill laws of the state. Section 1542 tt»te« that certain property may be ItoQitt**! frfin the jist. The constitution tniii bw dumgen the exemptions, but U'.rt change the tirat clauae under i£4t Section 15&4 states who ahall list t|»e pr» pert Th«s oonolusion in irreaistable if a per ri has not twrsonal property exceeding value he i4 obfifad to Ikt perwmal property. Hen- is where fchfi iBMasaor's ]u«1groent #»me* us play. If a {teraon aeaerU he %as not personal pn»perty in eaoess of the asseswor must aseertain the ^irntis iif the assertion. Mid may p!aoe the fieraon on i«th as to the value of Maeh se{*arate articb he paoeeaasa. Tlie pww»mj -r ,c- fr" ref may then aaseas the person if tieheves he has personal property in exemptions, Vmm respaetfulljr, I* C- 1.4 If Wmm, Bern,- 8. April 21,189U. Mndam: 1 b*ra jmu n't th*1Mb Inst., and in reply there mi? that thee»«n«titution of the t^tAtn |{iv»4 WtHlktMl UiO light U vuU? a th» election in 3im* if hel«l mlely for school p'lrjHK^, on tin* r.»iue .•onditions an pertain to males that \%«u»en entitl fco vote, to ««oa.*e their rigbta in the premise**, should offer so to do that the oonstitntion conferring the right of women to vote irrespective of whether ghe has school children under her charge or not, if a bow and beyond all city charters or other laws of the state re pugnant thereto, and must be observed not only by the people, but by every de partment of government- ss well. The women entitled to rote under Hec. 9, Art. 7 of the constitution, are thoae hav ing the age, residence and citizenship required of male voter*, and those in addition thereto, if any, who under the •chool law had a right to vote by reason cf having school children in charge. A woman born ia the United States and Subject to it# jurisdiction, or natural ised in pursuance of its iawa, ia a citizen of the Unite*! States and erf the state of South Dakota. itapertfully, liotlKKT IrawW Ihij At a meeting of Gen. Shields Pont hurt evening committees wore appointed to jH'rfect arrangements for the proper obaervenoo of Memorial day. Oapt. 8to«tdard of Sioux Falls will le here and deliver the Memoriai Hddreea. All the aocieties of Madison are cordially in vited and earnestly requeeted to jmn with the veterans in doing honor to the memory of the noble dead. The Nor mal and Public schools are alao invited to participate in the exercison, and every citizen of Madison is expected to assist in the proper observance of hat day. W. V. NF.I.SON. Com. G- a-a Pwal Play Mwwpeeto*. Faulk ton dispatch, 10: The porf)OWJ» jury brought in a verdict last night that Ernest Eekbart came to hia death by foul play at the hands of persons un known to the jury. Tine jury was im panelled about a month ago and were in seeeion about a week, when they ad journed till last night, whan they met and rendered their verdict A thor ongh investigation was mad in the case, but it still remains as much of a mystery a* it wax th day EwfcHart's body was found in lhe wnil unVeeman's place, ex oept aa to the cause of his dentb. Much suspicion iwts on the family the dead man, but circumstantial evidence wan not strong enough in the minds of the jury for a finding against them. A 4lr*at Htark «'*«wtr)r. Gapiud. 10 South Dakota In becoming a great stock country. Nearly every week brings news of eastern capi talists who are. investing their money in stock and sending it to the rich pasture lands of our state. Men engaged in stock business are not only making money but they are getting rich. A gentleman who haw devoted much time to the study of rai*in£ sheep- both theoretically and practically says that the grass in 6outh Dakota will prmluee the finest wool in the world. He expects soon to make a practical test of the matter on a large Arlington Sun, There ic a brighter look on the faces of our merchants since the rain. Many think dealers have no direct concern with the weather, and whether it blows high or km is all the same to them. Their books tell quite a different story. Many of them are carry ing large numbers of our farmers over the season who would not be able to put in a crop at all but for the asetatance thus rendered. A crop failure tins year moan# ruin to many a hard-working mer chant of South Dakota, and with close competition, small profit# and the possi ble contingency of total failure staring them in the face, it is littie wuodar thay are educating a weather eye. Mew ftwtitti IVakela I* Pe»|»Ie«L Huron IIiiMiHtc A few days Mnoe three families of Finlanders settled on farms on the north part of this county, near ft road land. In one family there are 19 children, in another 17, and in the third 9 (tarents of the last family have been married but 10 years. These three families will soon be joined by four others all relatives—nnmbering 4+5 per suns, making a total of S7 peifr.'ttB seven families. i*iM I'eswfc Pierre Frs Frew, 0: Now that the dates of th* contentions have been cho sen, the gentlemen who want office can lay in their material to bail i fences around what they are after, and stake off their claims. From the premonitory symptom* there is good evidence thattba offioee will not go tlegging thia year. BrMprrlfali) itt#. Yankee BUde Foreman The last column lacks about a quarter of a stick ful. Shall I run in a dead ad. to All up? Editor of country paper No, indeed, pi 11 in a notice that our circulation is tlNI largest in the ounty. Wmr i4r«Ur«Ul IISVtWMW. l*arker New Era Politwai pointers indicate that Hon. Oao. Cross will est an important figure in the next state convention. He Is being urged for governor '•k»ar th*- •aasMla^, I Lake r*rwston Tunes, 0: You can near pie rumbling of the capital campaign lotitier and loudec so •nuiiair mA M] fMylo MO brjriag to •pproMb. ^|.Vo y 'i -j! a PCACK. Wltii 7 »r» n|Jpaf«*iM-d "by tl*»s t»» ut ir-d nith %d w«!k©a orer to the pest mile- away to aee if there was any letter from Bert Phillips, a young New Yorker whom I expected some day i marry. It was very slow in Boom.i Mountain, and I don't know what 1 should have done for society If it hod not been for Ed Parson, the handsome son of a farmer. It wa* no dark whin I was half way home that I mh»Kci my road, and with visions of boar* my To this day I am Ml prepared to answer, on oath, as to how I care* down out of that tree— whether 1 fei out of it, whether I jumoed, or wheth er i climbed down after tKe rfyuintiorj fashion, but I certainly came down and in anotlior inouitinl I was ing old Nick about hi* 'vrs ^V urety hatl AIM! ••ye« by pntiiful (ilad whe«* hope MH*t They »tai»d wronr upon tile hlti Abo^r the lowland* whri* nor hat The teal *f p*-iio«' upon thrlf fort hwi O «o«0 of nilrif* there no peaut* for t(M«' Kitoagh for tbe« to statxi wttti »wom u'i lnuthed. And *rave eye* watcblag tlM uaecnniaewi r.M. Thj* brows with olive shall lie nevar resthwl Till tin hi iiati fcottltt thy battle oat. tor lo, X^ap^cauuot eomjL' bef«i»w the rictorjfJ P. M.. In Kate Field's Waxhtaj justTtou "late. V shaggy nook and laughing in a wild wa thia :r- '5, tlM hr» that At? m* And angtiuh of the rtat* »n rift' ilr»f»iK'd njr I Jr»«p». iiBiror wet frtit let rifi Sirtfe set- lavs in mind I climbed a tree to NM where 1 was. From mv breezy station I could look down through a waving network of boughs and sprays and net something dark pausing at the foot of the tree, and presently it settled down amonu the dead leaves there, as if will the lull intention of placing me in state of siege. My heart stood still. How long wat this to last? How far could I ealcti late on my own strength and persiHt ence? I closed my eye*, and a feeing of dizziness came over ma I opened them again, and there was the horn, ble thing1 still crouching stealthily at the foot of the tree. I had never faint ed in my life, but now 1 comprehend ed how people might feel when sen**' and consciousness deserted them and left them at the mercy of the Great Beyond. Hush! A clear, sweet whibtie Surely that was Ned Parsons, whist ling his favorite air of "My Alu ountree" down the mountain side. I summoned up all my eewspp and shouted aloud •Help! Help! BWnP* A loud hallo answered we there was the sound of footsteps plunging through brambles, springing over fa^ len logs. ••Nelly! Where arc you. Nelly! I» the name of all possessed, what art you doing emd Jfcedr com lag to a standstill half a d1-"**11 ywdi or so from my haven of re fug® ••Oh. be careful, Nutil" "The bear! the bear?" ••What hew? WhemP* "Close to the foot of (&e tree. Don't you see him?" I gasped. '•But it i«m't a bear,' said Nog* aftn a few seconds of careful investigation. ••Do you suppose a bear will »tand like Ahta when he seeb a man and a rifle approaching him? It's Nick, the dog I inifcsed him five minutes ago He ii waiting for me here," vs&t almost akin to tears. ••To think," I cried out, -thn* 2 taken old Kick for a bear! To thinli that ho frightened me so^' I walked honw, Jean in# em Ne Parson's arm. He had never «eor»o so manly a man to me before. He did not laugh at mo as he might hav done. He did not make fun of my ridiculous blunder but ha ra* at. tender and gentle to me as If fcftdi boen a frightenwd child. And then and there I maue up n. mind that Ned Parsons, was mon worthy of a woman's love than Jiertk Phillips down in New York, i aolved to play the coquette no longer I determiniMl to abandon my rott #11 modern Lady Clara Vere de Vers. Me, i would notr "Brenk a country heart For pnistime, ere I went to town.r "Jlow can I ever thank yOtP1 1 Engaged' My eyelids f. a rush of crimson suffused my •Oh,' eaid I I hope they'll bo very happy, I'm sure." And so it happened that Bed Phil lips Is yet without a rival in my list suitors. I had not VHa ££&-?^*-r# -•w- NESS OS wblsjmrttd, as we parted at the the winding wooden, stairway. ••Iam ready Husked couteously. 'Mrs. Paraon* was much edifl^dj when she heard of my adventures: lot I told her the whole story 114 I sat' warming my chilled feet Imfore tin fire, while she WM frying the chickem for supjier. "Well 1 do declaro!" ssid sbi, "Te think that Edward should a long so handy ally get back so early from Black Valley Bui she aint to home, jnstfiow. Who'* gone to New York to got hot wodd in" fixin'*?' 1 "Who isn't at home?" Mlt 1. ••Who has gone to Hew York?*1 ••Why Fanny Bolton to bt MPS. The minister's eecond darter," •*iiut who is Fanny BoltonT' "Don't you know? Tit# ««t mm Edward is engaged to!" ••id, of been la anys danger of becoming .a Verade Vere. iSattaf Hull A Itntr*. singular spfcta«-le of a man walk tag along the Ktroet eating groeobacki was presented in Duluth. Minn., the other aftamooe. He swallowed in f5ve«. two*, and one* whe he WM aught by a police and taken to thai »Vati|ii house. A search ret caled |6T() between his inside shirt and skin. He suffers from the liallucination V* Wt---# :'J^!»«W Z 2J Sonsan of a lohr. *oy one is casting about for plot for a story, this Li freely tendered* A destitute young Englishman in San Francisco. A beautiful and riot* young rl of the same plnco. One of her incisors are faulty, She will haws none of it The dentist bids her bidls his time. It arrives in the person of the young Englishman. He agree* to part with a front tooth lor $50. (|p one side of the screen is the hero OH the other the heroine. The tooth Is pulled and swiftly transplanted. Then the heroine departs without having tbt hero who, with the in his pdekets, sets boldly out Into the hills and maket his fortune. In five years, somewhere Mid somehow, they meet and mat*. Then, just when you please, the story of the tooth crops out, it isn ^vsr* nice, bid it is related as a How a r»r1*tan Editor Urn ta M- Henri Koehefort, after twios changing his residence In lxndon, Is now living at York Terrace, overlook ing Regent's Park. He continues to send every day to Paris an editorial article for his newspaper, the Intrai lgeant and retains* full control and direction of its policy. He spends large sums in the purchase of pictures and rare porcelain to add to the mag nificent collection which fills his blf house at York Terrace from cellar to garret. From time to time be com* munlcatee with General Bouianger, with whom his relations, however, have become far less cordial. He speaks but little of politics and an nounces his intentions of awaiting tranquilly the course of events la In one of the city schools a teadtiCF, with all th» patience and powers oi persuasion *he could command, was endeavoring to instruct a class about a right angled triangle. After several attempt* she called the acholaiv to ac count for inattention with the remark that what she wa* saying seemed ts go in at one ear and Again she repeated her description, following it by awking: "Who can tell what a right angled triangle is5" Up went a hand and the bright boy to whom it belonged shouted: Some thing which goes in one ear ami out A A burglar in Bondy, France, go! Into the rooms pf two men while they were absent and, fastening door from the inside, prevented them from getting in when they ba«k mifia pectedly. The polios sent for Um village locksmith, but he, strangely, oouldn't be found, burnt open the door just a* th« giar got upon the roof He was seen and t£® cold bath 5l*V.: I time. Wneto th^y bad washed from his fiuv thu black with which he had disguised hljn&lf the Hddle of the village lock, snjith'f whereabouts wai» solved. Hs wss the hnre-lnr himself. ______ iASftt«4«, sLkftariess, Kt« F. Firr», W A. KAV, tl Vicci'rt^ideot F1H8T Capital and Surplu, MM A GENERAL BAMK1K0 BUSI­ TRANSACTED. mm* Dmmt0ii0 Mmakmm0» «mf 8vt*. folfwHtiu Wall P«|»er. and a ful! line of "t Ps«t Medicines, CHOICE PERFUMERIES. Prescriptions catefully compounded daf or nicht •OAK A¥*»V*. MAPI WW, DAKOTA JOHNSON. OLSON O Sfeve received their Bew Spring Stock General Merchandise. An el a borate display GOODS, includitiSJ tlie ionabk fabrka, A COUl Jllct aRoci Block. fiuam KS«*B, (Mkr Spretittty. tjf A compcteiii co!iwtor roDitmotly empioyad Is sttead to collections la surtotuutuic cosaltj Mt—y imm4 en rasl tstsis fm Issdm OsmewroimarrBi Chtafcal Matioosl Bstik, N«rw Voft. Plrtl na tional Bank, Chicago Sloax fill* MaUoasi Bank, Slosi FsilP fallots. ItRtWS O. H. WOOD, DRUGS fWt 8TATtONERY, Ami he don't *enor i^iii»h Goods, Albumn, Fine Toilet Hoafit ni««i»F Brushes, Combs, Toys, Fancy Goods. jPnints. O1I1 arnUhcs. 'alsiHn»O0» i ^t»tp •\r' W. W miTM. Pmrrfifitl JtsiifSI of DKEB8 HUMlt faJ»ll« T" -,v I Gijizens CffAS. E MHDT, 1 'X 1 Ht« K"k and frexli nttK-k if In Odd FeUowa* Y ft i 2 J. WALL Armm, PAIITR, mt*. adies' Gold Watch n-nTp I Xv£iX!i 2 [WB/Bt FURNITURE out at the other. FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE fUMLTH-gg FURNITURE of the buiidintf. pursued FURNFTYRE down to «&es»t and ipto a canal. The tnade ths s! iho^k q| n»ciou|, hia« tincqn»c and he died in a short flMkr 1 irng The Book Store I We ar^ now prepared to do paper hanging and kalsomto- in the city at short notice, in the beat possible maooer sod at the mart rsnsnosBie rotes. GUI and )so«o yoareadMS. ri'BKtTt Nr Kta, tiiui, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, WB ^lab wrD^| 3& mT JE3B?r. MAHQUART PEoPRl*rog tRI US Ast» JKHKLNV, SMITH COOK, Druggists and Jewelers. UWIOH L»* IV if': V mm •r' Have you overlooked the facttKat we are going to pre^ our wall paper customers, on the tirat day of July, with a Hsuly's floe gold watch worth fX.OO also with a beautiful silver water service worth $15,00 Theee are lxth ab solutely to be given away to those who select wall paper from our mammoth stock in the meantime. The method ia to haod every purchaaer a numbered ticket with every dollar's worth of wall paper selected from oar stock. On July 1st ticket-holders will assemble at onr store and draw lots for the presents the only stipulation being that the same shall not secure both. RememU.tr. these grand TIM LANNON, New and Elegant Designs in Fiirnltiiri, Fine Bedroom and A Handsome Line ff Bailor fDarriafi% Impress Wagon% Undertaking Agent for the Mnrhinrt,— Kmr^rr- Paints, Oils and Wall Paper. Fine Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry, Watch and Clock lk»painng promptly mad mechanteally esoemted. KUOOK, mOAH BAIMIXK., (DLLW-TISRM, M«. VIMe Capltsl $50,000, Surplus Hi,000. ::f rn MADISOI^ DAKOJA •f v^" A Eensraftartriirg tusfM? Trtfecreil. Will imM mooty lo «qr port of ^s Old Worfd, sod osfi tisints lo mtA JffaMs^ol SorafMon ports on ooy of lite loodttod Mnso ot steombootc Oi^and Moolctpol and sold. Collectums and pramptlr Mai. OOBRESPOIfDENm First National Bank, Chicago. Ohass National !CinnehahalWfcWl«aak,9iouiPalla. Vtm. WM. KENNEDY, See'y 4 Trm* Northwestern loan and Banking CI 111 Madison, South Dakota, aueS kral banking business tkansacti Make* a specialty of first mortga||B mnni'i|]fcl, eoontv and school bonds ana '^4- b- A, fu b,& Chamber Suite* The Latest Designs la Plush 0oo4l» attended to on short no* !jl Wl •STRB v :.'".3E3BKSS. KSB rzr fiiMSb (hwt ib4 AVKBIUB 1 Jot SW 4 H. CLAPP, Is. Am't Bm'f Tr#« and real estate Wam* other securities. COBRESI»ONDENm I'hilntlelpiim Finance Co., rhiia«i*l|»Hia, jKatioiml Hank of Illinois ^bkago. HI. poos Fill* MitioMd Buk, Sknu Palbh a». V 1 1V i •VI

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sm*-- a 4 ?m: «L J»i ..ii- -i."!" The Daily Way frctffet *®taic wwt hwnitr tr*i» «©ln* P. IJueokemeierand family dapartad to day for low*. H. W. Mead went to Siattx JMIB t* day on a buaineae visit Rer. Richards, Episcopal, of Doll Rip ids, wa* in the s«ty hmt SYcnlng, Geo- I* Horned. L**1« A. T. Free. VankUtn, ti. Bradley btadley A. 1. Mdg*rten* mux Palte Qma. Q. Jhk1 *F^YC^^Cff'*p "4, W, leader. MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA TUESDAY ivENING. MAX 13, 1«W. fc*«*l Time Table. tJhimm*. Mt)w*aket *»dHt. P*ui lUStroaS, wbieh |gg|l3nect or. l.'IWt*. train going PfMwagsrtratB going wsst i Drpwu! Way fwlffet itoin* tf Mh,». I :!Hr. »:«8 r. 2-.T, mm i- M. 6:*U fl:9(i v. B:Mi 7K5 r. h. ArtlVf# Imparl* Arrive#. e»«t mak«-» c#nn«cnon» *t Bgati for all !olnti ionih, and ia»#«»t«Ttraia toiug «Mt, at Wooaaoekei for ail point* north. *AtlII)uH mi, fWwiltn 6P»»g wA PM«wi«r trrivoi £46 P.*. tram the »ortt ...M'Mp.m. •r$ THE_C1TY. rtUOXAi ITKW. 1 C. SL Place VM ft {MHBger lot Fall*. ThenSs. Difid and wile rstunsed to-day, k»t W. J. Gtoaiaad ntmtmd Watertown. tram Judge A. f, VdfMtaM Sioux Palls. Mim Christie MoOillitrray uttujwrt from Cole mill. Wright and Dr. 1a A. Wright of the lift Belie Ranch© w#» in the city to day. 8 tat* Auditor Taylor «nM to-day (1 is the gu*at «T State Treaaurer imth. James O^Jounell, who has been viait ng ffiend* in this ricintty departed to y for Chippewa Fall*. Wis. If. A- MotjaUiaMic, wh« baa ||MMI lift* tiug but Unit he r», K. C. and At m., in .hi» city, tleparted yeaterday for Waah ngton and the i'aciflc coast. C'. E|. Whiftum, of Micltiftaa, pudor Mnliar of the Patmn« of Indnatry of monoa, ia in the oitv. The Pnlnm# of luduKtry ia an orfjanistation similar to ^jUie Far mora' Alliances and etnbraoaft ft ymlerabjp ?f 4X,0fKi in Michigan, The following Houth Dakota©* are r«^' «tered at the ftirk: D. M. Inmafc, ermillion Paul Laundmacn. Scotland ,V Stanley, Hot KprinifH A. B. Stned v, Millbank A- H. Wheaton, Clark P. Kyan, Handrau IVhj Needhonu erauTd county 1)- L- l?«loutt, 'ialo tt Pt«d. ArUngttm 1k?, P. Hawitt, f»jwich C. Ayeru, Plankinton: Huw. Croae, Abardo«H, floor pafnt Book a^k^ey fr? MM'AL MUtiViTIWII iV0 oitrloftdaofUea f«.r the motor line v tx pec ted to arrive in Ma»liaon to-day. 1 h«re will be ft «eetjn»r of Oyrtia riiavter, R. A. M-, at Mawui« bftli thia A iroft of ft 4mm mo mm «t work the new hoUl ftl Momui Biftab, ike MadiaOB. Tho King'* Daughter* will meet with (iraoe Stewart next Saturday ftf* moon at 2:90. •l ho flteamar "Dm Haiam* km rank iu loftdad on Lo flat cars, paaaed through the oi^r to iv, ooiuiigned to Big Stone City. Dr. A. E. Qt»ugh performed a nurgi 1 ofieration this morning the removal a cancer from Mrs. Bergan'a face. The Madiaon Gun club ia enjoying a aotice trap ahoot west of tlie city thia temoon. Clay pigeona are being twed. fSioux City Journal, 11: Hie Madiaon |nighta of Pythian wilt organize a uni June with memlwrahip of |er thirty. §The city eowftoUVi oo«nitt«aoa atcftaiw td il alleya made a tour of the city this rning in the intereat of oleanlinew aidewalka. A party of vWIkm i guardtanahip erf W. V. Nelaou, are joying a flahiag exouraian at Lake |^diaon thia afternoon. 4 public reception will ba tmdiwd Ihft iting educatora at tin) State Normal buildtng ibta arening. See pro ^4itnme in anotlier ooluain. Wutertown Journal. 0: 8w*toea will Md in Trinity church a« uana!, both rmng and evening, next Huiulay, the 4 W. J. Cleveland, of Madieon. Suth \nta, officiating. The moaical [»art of Mgrvioe will be up Ui tbe atandwd. 1 k ndwood Timaa, 10: Meaapi. Kennedy Hoieron secured a 10-aore tract on n at Hill yeaterilay, paying therefor 5o0, The former owimmt, held at Beoj. WyckoTn offloo thb ling at 8 o'clock for the purpoae of •urnum haw? all busineiw. If a« or can 1j© effected, a K&me u ih* Madiauna and the Egans will tay«d in Madiaon eext Baturttey. Tlie conunitlee of arrangemeiita rt st um to aanouat!# that all friends I Moahar, X^rowa, fe'S'-'.: .y mm y, Vf'•**,, i'„ f": At* 5 v.- *:r^ meatm X«riu&. Meaara. A T. Free, C, W, Herrbd, an4 a Ayeru of tt»c Vermi»h.j Board of TrimiotoH and A. H. Wheaton and D. M. Innian of the Bn^kngM Agricultural t'Jj Ooiie^e tru»teea, ar« visiting the school, and will be jpraaaat at tba fto^ptton to uighi. Gov. Mellette haa di»aipointed ua in not being able to attend the lleyente' moating at thia Una. It ia deaired by aome at tha alunrni L»T)ff bride. Oaa Hagou irio, III., put a arnall ad. to the a few daya ago, and the above v. ww the reaalt. •v bunineaa men'f maating ia Cftflad to Ta«t ruea be Mtrtil ka«i wkttth W boaad ibM i« tiikttcd Man} marl noHrta, mO v»f and Mra. N H. Downa are cordially i!«d to be indent at the public re |tton to be tendered to than), by tha !^en« erf Madiaon at the opera houae ii or row evening, the oooaaion being •iOih wiislversary of their marriage. L. Wright to tia «hipp«Kl fit*® '^Tnm frtmi ttte I^aBelle Ranchti to M. W*. Bt #011 w F'-VvU °h(C*'?t.'*"'\)' fred, who took ftnst prize is the Cbacher ciaas and first piisse in tbe H«e*»j*»trtko« at tho state fair at Aterdeen last yaar Bradley, Jr., 2-year-old, ftrirt. prix# in the Roadster elaaa lek»a, Percheron McMillan, CSydeadakn and Mrs. Dot, Shetland pony. The horacm are tirst u^-i^ clttim and bear spkndidl nfratotioM in Utte* »*H*tiona. In an intcrtfew nt Arlinjjtfui Prof. Updyke of the irrigation snrv^y aaid "the amount at the disposal of the oom tm#wioii waa $4,300, a«aroely «u£BcM»t to sink one well k*t it be located where it tui^ht that hie duty waa to gather facia that future appropriation* might be ex pended nnd^rstandmgly. He then pro oeeded to dee«*ribe the weatern side of the granite formatk»n which La auppoeed to eud at alxtut the 97th meridan, liken ing: it U the sharea of the sea at time* it would inrado far into this territory, while at other points it would be abeent we might or might not bc» al^e to reach the aubteranian baain bui the indioa tions were in oor favor that hia tteld of obervation did not extend eaat to hia own county, and that he should watch proceedings at the well at Madison with much Mulioitude, from the fuel that it waa juat eaat of hia Held of ofaaerralioii. fcL,ljn" A U* TfBiPJ*4 4»te 1 i» |tor« at I lie Kerma.1 a«Mi«Mr (Ma r.vcMtnaf. Thia evening n recepiton will be held at the Normal building for the members of the board of regenta end the local board of trustee*. The followityg pro gram will ba renderi d, and probably aome apeedhea will 1j« given in raH|Knae to toaata Duet, Miaaca FUriald and Baker. AddreMH of welcome, Mr. Voniil »ok), Mtasi Brown. Becitation, Mias Moffett. Violin aolo, P. Hhav. Recitation, Mi*« M*tey. IVee. Beadl^. Miaa Sokitodw Inatru mental aolo, bach. Tina Board of Ragranta for South Da koUi ia now in aeesion at the State Nor mal Bchool buUding, oonaiating of the following srentlemen. »|u^go A. 3. ^kiliortoa, 16. F, Hewett, A. F. Brandt, Paul Lauduiann, W. H. Stanley, Jaa. Frendenfeld, CoL A. B. Bmedley, IX Taleott. Hon P. F. MoClure ia nnable to be prt«6ont. Thg Twnl Board nl TVnitaaa, fxaaiat ing of Maseru. Geo. G. Croae, preaMlent J.P.Ward, 8. E. Wilson, J. Scihnaidt, mid F. D. Fitta, secmiMry, ta to joof section with the V.'^ente, Id hold a meeting thia evening. The re ^rter could not find out where the meeting wan to l*e tieldl but Uiwae who will attend have probably been informed by the committee. Ben Brown waa called from aohool during opening exerciaaa on account of an accident which occurred to hia brother. While Charlie waa riding a bi cycle thia morning aomelhing gave way and he took a tumble. Part of the broken itxm penetrated tha Saahy part of the hip above the joint, cauaing a tnghttUi but sot terioua •HLtSV. •n.Jak« rt»r Sew* AM Mimm. Spe«M aam *|xu(ioitc of The Dully Okuako, May 13. —The iudden dMth of Mr*. John I'flater eaat greai Borrow over our community. Xiaviug t**nwi}y reaidei among ua aba will long ba re mombered lk« sir: wketa «tM4k* wttti fakf kMHrilk Wi glow. With hfls-l »o K^ht thtt tnew set care ear wwe llur voice •««eler tbau muclc for other* to b«ar, Wub joke# »sd mnriMat for othets to cb««r, Bat ITjt« eocreeU, ofc, aHanaaw ntlw aa4 Islalf tkoagk Maak latkf h'nd th« woritl may ma, Wmii kop« ia hMVRD la ami tlatx Mffk'X hojte* «r« bat «lre«m Bherm Butler'a cheap hired man, one day when the boaa waa alwent, broke open a trunk and got himself inside of Shenn'n intended wedding suit, taking immediate leave fur parts unknown Mr Buiier. after a vigorooa aearch and iu quiry found hia man, who had got aa far aa Yankton, and got hia clothea back, and the tramp way learn a trade in the penitentiary. Our lataat rain did wrtawaadowB ba grudgingly, but aoaked the ground up in old time style. The ground in normal ooixhtion for growing eropa. Tl»e dance at Mr. Davenport'a Friday night waa weii attended ami highly en joyed. Religion* aarvfeaa bald ftl «»e Ooffty aohool houae last Sunday Bomeboily aaya that John NiiP—ri ker on a riding occasion lataly, drove at the rata of a mile an hour. Evidently John don't know he ahould dnvw faale to pleaae the ladiea. A pr»vligal son, aft^r an ahaaooa of teveral mouths, haa returned to hia borne, bat hia recaptioii waa aot iwel (MHBftd bj tlM loUing 4 lb* ot ii'iL ClfMr^lual Rtmtm tor PellwImtlM #r arr»it~ ttaMlneaa Nttwl- tanCMMiHtttern-MiilarirM aroflffm, KOUT1JTK IS I •*!»,'K*H. Tlie city eoBMil met purauant to ad jonrnment at the city hall in Madiaon last evening. Pj-«m«nt, Mayor Kennedy, Aldermcu Ketrham, Trow, Hmith, Wad den, Tiurney, Jaaaa. Abaeat, City Audi tor Sheridan. J. A. Trow waa aleotod auditor pro tem. Tb«» misutaa of laat ma^lag waca rend and, on motion, approved. Tbe mayor directed the auditor to eur rwpond with deniera ia water maina and pities, tor the purpoae of obtaining prices, etc. The bill of J. M. Prentiaa, hauling and burying dead animala, fiaoo, waa allow ed, all voting aye. Ordinances fixing tha aalariea of alty offliciala, aqd ietining the privilegea and right* of the Madiaon Electric Light, Heat and Power Company were given their reading*, wad referred to the com mittee on by-laws and ordinance* The bund of John Gregor. city angin eer, waa, on motion, approved, To All vH&uioy oaueed by the failare of J. M. Wttiker, tkvt, to qualify as polioe juatitse, a motion prevailed order inga apocial election called fn May 24, lftlU, for the purjKiee of tilling said ra. cnncy, aame judgea and |xlling placaft aa at laat election to be usad* The followiwr reaolutioa waa iaftfe duced, via: IUhoIvmmI, Hist the paUtion aakiag aci^jmpH«lel TUo auditor waa ioatrooVad to reoattb bids for city printing, %q Mporiaj at next meding. Adjourned. mAwmmt OOMS»ITTK*H. MLuhoos, BouUj Dak., May 7, lift)., hereby appoint the following mam beru of the council trf the city of Madi son, Houth Dakota, aa it* standing ooaa mitteea for the ensuing year, viz.: Committer on finance—Meaara, Trow, Waddon and Janee. On by-laws and ordinance* -Meassra. Janet*, Trow and Hmith. On tire and police—Meaara, T*at»ey, Ketcham and Wtuldon. On streets, allcyn and pttUksgnmada— Measrs. Smith, Jan«w and Ketcham. On health and quarantine—Measrs. Ketcham, Smith and Tier nay. On w aterworks—Mea*r». Waddea,Tier ne «ui Jro* Chab. B. K*k*edt, •AiLARTaft or crrx tf'SfW&F '4.- ary tor tho construction of a taralre foot side walk on the wt«t side of Egan avenue, along block** five (5), eight (M), sixteen (1(5) and nineteen (19) be accepted, and that auid akiowalk, with 'curb, be eon atruoted under direction of the commit tee on atreeta and alleya within thirty daya from the date of the paMaage of thia reaolution. Hie aaid walk to be twelve .12) feet wide, constructed with two (2) inch plank, laid on six iG) two by aix (2x6) inch stringers with tha outaidc ends of said walk plank to be laid on citfb planks. And be it further Ua solved. That the cily auditor advertiaa fot bida lu youstruct a gutter along the eaat aide of. aaid blocka, aocording to plans and specifications previously adoptod for aaid gutter, the work to Mayor. owwiauui, An Ordinanc«« fixing tbe compensation of city officers. Be it enacted by tba oi|jr oouaoil of the city of adi*on: Section The aalary of the mayor is bareby fixed at tbe aum of fifty dollar* per annum. Bee. II. Tbe aalary of tba alty audi tor is hereby fixed at the earn of one hundred and fifty dollars per annum. Sec- III. The salary of the city treaa ur-er is hereby fixed at the mm of "one hundred dollars per annum. Bee. IV. The salary of tbe city attor ney id hereby fixed at the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars per annum. Sec. V. The salary of fbc chief of po lioe ia hereby fixed at th*» »utu of forty five dollars per month. Sec. VI. The salary of alderman ia hereby fixed at tha aum of twenty-five dollars p« annum. Sec. VII. Tho compensation of tbe •treet coram i*»ioner ia hereby fixed at tha sum of one dollar and fifty omits per day for each day's service actually- ren dered and performed by him in babalf of the city. Sec. VIII. The cowpenaatkm of tha city assessor is hereby fixed at the sum of three dollar* for each day neoeasarily spent in the performance erf hia official duties, to ba paid whenever the asaaaa rnent w completed according to law and approved by the council* Sec. IX. Tlie oonipen*»alion erf the city •Bgineer ia hereby fixed at four dollars for each day ncc«e«ar% apentby him in the {erfoTiaan e of aucb dutiea aa aball be required of him. Sec. X. No salary a allowel tha city justice or police justice, but in perform ing their olBeial dutiea under tba ordl nanaM they shall be entitled to tax, charge, collect and receive the same feea are allowed to justicea of the peace of thia atate for similar dutiw and svrvioaa by the general laws of thia atata. Stw \1 The salary of the chief of police, street ommisHioner and city an gineer shall be paid inonthly, and that erf tbe mayor, auditor, treasurer, attorney, hMermen, and other* not provkbd for, ^»li ba paid guartarfy. Mm any aal­ -jv\- •0 y or compensation ahall be paid, or the warrant thenrfor drawn, such officer shall make out an itemize! bill titcrefor, ver ify tha some aa provided by the general laws ft* tho prvaeotation of 4ain^ against ch-ien, and deliver the aiune to the auditor for adjustment and allow ance. All chdmn shall be reported by the auditor to th« eitv council for allow ance, and th«* aalaritM herein j»rovided in all cMwe»*hrfl be (xnipenaatiou in full «rf all service* tasd duties jicrfonned, ex cepting in the cnm of chief of poli*\who, in addition to the salary herein allowed, may take and receive feea where by ordi nance he is allowed tho same in certain Sec. XII. Thin ordinance shall ba In force from and after it* publication, and all ofdhmnow* in oonfiict with this ordi nance ar~ hereby re^alod. Try atodk ytotet, at tha Star

mr K. BALOWIV. Fall i,i«+ «r lt'rrhanllaa S. T*,. Batdrt'iii, who reoenMy l«**aUyl in Madittoti. hiu» o|» nel a full line of goner ap»l uierchandiK.' the I'roehl building, corner EgHtt nvt isue and Madison (street. Mr Baldwin s st K k is new and fr**h, and he solicit* a »ortion of the trade of thia (X)mmunitv, fcruarnnteeing ooniplfte satisfaction to ht.s ciiHtomera. Bay your dru^ anT^garaof Ed Hlaa. M»« THE »*l|001. Hie bond HOARD. i*a #f W Oyer—as. J. don A|i(toiati il -Hitr ftor thr \w H«*h»et HuliaiiiK OHrrr4 PairhMrC A uicwiuig of tu Uartl of education of the city of MaUson was held at o&jf. Imj aa soon pr&c fci, abte. The resolution paaaed on the following vote: Ketcham uyo, Trow aye. Smith aye, Tieroey aye, Janea Vf udden abaont and mi voting. J. FitJgaraldf trwtarar- •lect, was preaau'« 1 and approved. Tbe salary ol treasurer waa fixed at 950 per annum. The same amount waa allowed the rating treasurer lor the year ending Ma l, 18UU. E. W. Dyer jpre^^nted hia resignation aa member of th )nard from Ue Third ward, and the aan" was acx^eptod. O.J.Sheldon w i.-? elected to fill va cancy. A remonatrtftc w*a |M«aaatad algtiad by fifty six volar gainst kxsating tha pro{oaei new acl 1 house on* block 7, aa voted by said ird, Oa motion, th i«?titi«jn was rejected. On motionj^ i. ark, 0« She^* and H. O, Qurii«- vVW lou 7, y,10 and 11, Uit of the city of Mad to •ittae block 7, origiaal i taon, i^pon whicl low school buitdioif. *rsot the proposed The chair api^omlfod O. JT. Shaldon a member of the supply committee to fill vacancy oatiae 1 oy tho resignation of E. W. Dyer. ^djournad. v i'wiMumi Fit iflfiPWot "^»!r Store. A packet of beautiful flower frM» to ©very hMb* who purchases gar den mnnl* at lite Book Store to-morrow, Saturday. i Mi* R«m- Ban Pcr«M. a) and Ueneral Item*. 8p«c.Ut torre#i» of The I»«ii?y Lckder. Fkaweus, May 13. The fielda and posture* are 1 okiag splendid, and we hope they ma v»o^tinae »o. Hie base ball club of tbe Stftfea Nor mal at Madison am intending to find out what the Franklin Scrubs are made of, mid will try ilium#game next Saturday afternoon. C. A. Hieaar, wbo haa been visiting here for tho pu*t fmr day% took ft trip to Howard last Monday. The surprise party given at Fred Stonetieida la4t Wednesday was largely attended, ami thaiw prmst calkd It a thorough succes*. Mm G. Sumlbttag ia viaiting at Palis ades and will return in tbe couraa of week or two. Our postmaster Is giving his mansion a new coat of paint. Our dude from Maine is talking of go lug back soon again, sine* he can't stay where the achooloaam boards. Oh, Emma, tell jFred that pa sonsanta if he's willing. Youwa PURE Mixed Bdnt—Loweat pricas in the city—^Book Stofe. Ed Mine can fill any pmoriptioa. A share of your pateonage line. solicited in that ilttVR K\TIIV €HAUL£8 OLATZ. Contractor and Bunder ii a ana ark GO TO BcCnilister fffttS. K'JNDERT Kanhvan ""tore an' examirte The New Proceaa Vapor Stove. hardware and Bu^ld 1 ers' Materials v tar'KnlttMV i* 0*HW#|IG6 Villi Anrrn». Eleoawv Lin of Parasom. Dkkhb Trimminqs I STIl. TOU I AR'T REST. 11. O. Curtjs' olftoe tof evening. IVcscnt, J. M. WalkAr, cliurman II. O. Curtis, clerk L. Clark, CI J. Button, T. Wood QQ ^n 1K)inted com- PQ (ins jpun XBW STOCK mpiiw wtnm r» switaii^, CARPETS! CARPETS! 00 you want Carpets? If you do, we have a gool awortinent. We have the best assortment that waa era 86011 iu the city. e have eiiough different styles you can make a good selet:tiou. We hay* Stair Carpete. We have Floor Oil Clothe, from the cheapest to tlie baoi Now is the time to get your Carpets, lwfore the assort ment ia broken. You can buy Carpets cheaper fron.« ft^om any other house. Come and see ua. THE Mr«T COMPI.KTB l.iVf OF WHITE Flowicingi I N mu uiii. Tennis Flannel Blouse Waist*, LACEB! A owpijnr* l.IN K OF OK NTs' FLANKIL OvKHHumrs. Tliis.l epurtmrrtt'^Sbno exhibits the newwit things in Trimming liiunw, lace artlclow in .Neckwear, Coiiurettes, etc., at extremely low prices. CLARK McKINNON TKI*KM. VALINKM, Rtf Trunks! Trunks! If you arcUhiiikiiig of Of Partor Salts and nuuns pr IT IS A 'WONDEtt OP i'ERFKCTIONi A i.i.j line tf Heuvy ion' Siielf JOHN DRISCOLL'S. BAH KitV. 0*KK4 TI0\KBV. Rlc, PFISTER SWEENEY, (Successors to P. J). Hutchinsom.) I CAKJOtS 09 TOT- CELEBRATED CREAM BREAD. We entry n complete line of Fresh Fruita, Canned Good*. V in season, Smoker's Articles, etc. py OYSTERS porrtwl in every style day or evening. HII,I.IAKI MALI., IUAKN. Klf. JOHN HUSS, Proprietor. iTunun. A. B. OLMORE, Tin: iUl't l.AU Furniture Dealer! Bsney Clinirs Ia iuat ftn*—yon ought to aae them. Tbe l»ric«» Oh tuT How cheap that ia what Melia tliese go»Kis! II BOW ARE. ta bkavt avd Hardware! Garland Cooking ind Heating Stoves, Gltddtn B*rb Wire, Iron Pumpe, Mpoitmg •^.?v- i# bo M. J. McGILLIVRAY CO. CLARK MeKINNOff Have all these good*, and they are open for inspection, and we will guarantee you cannot get liner assortment anywhere. tluifc St'N Umhkellab IN ORRAT VARIETY! IN EIJ60A.VT ijrrR oar Fren(® Satkxhs. •8 3. w a* a Ialdie8, Fiwie% Flannel Blouse Waists. LACES! a a and only care to put a little money one, come and aee ours. A new invoice just received, oonrurra Link or a i) i at' (l Al'Z# V K8TS. 5

Trunk or Yttlise, Also, Wholesale aqi Retail lj Cigar Stora BOOT* AMD MHOKM GO TO— 9 McCormick Eowlett'f **R THK CKj.f.BKATED OBAY BROTHERS SHOflB. RKAI MSTATB SCOTT k SHEHIDAH, r* REAL ESTATE. Bu8lne88 Property Residence 'Property, Block Property, t9TW* Iowa Acre Property. mnm* very choice bar gain* in Farru Lands. to lorn at Low Rat** of Int#rM& CKNTRK STREET. MADIHON OAK. f»TV MRAT MAMKKT. W.N. ROCHES City Meat Market F*tnh and Cured Meats, Fish, Peril nud Game iu »«*aaon. 3SK53C555B liB ICE 4» Qood»,-*e, sj^y-yi -v -m livered to ny part »f Ike city. J.C BITCBSLfe Al A_- ••S ft :^r,

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4Wit* iik i'Ufc JL Choice Selection of Int«r- 'W^mmmaw "*%WPW ?MDKftffk Por«a.4«R, «*W» aaid to be worth $*0.000. alava. Km Thf aale of O rant's "IIenjoin*' teclmed. although tbe price hw *4Hmatly cat The tlfl.OOO remaining aft fhe publishers' bend* are dead •'"fk. A niw^ri la the Albany tiarv, vhow torn i* iboot to expire, |M asked permienon to remain for Another year and CM* for the flowet Tn kiywt rimp raneb in tbe world ib the conn tie* of Webb And Timnet Is Texaa. It contains upward of 400 #00 aciaa aad f*mlf pmtmm $00,000 fbeep, A Vikvxa tmk§r la adveftMnj? Ma business by patting a (ar*»l«l "Incut on# I oaf mil of every thousand that he MM The people in the poor suburb %»ht*r« bi« shop in situated fairly fight to bmj tike toavee. COCNT ASFPFU^flYtB lift wftt flprtared In aa intnaluctory passage that it wan hi* txmrwtvm that the maintenance of greet landed estate hi essential to the continued proaporfty of the flOBOtn. For tbia raaaon he entailed hia estates. M* VT people hare expressed ntnoiih meat at the fact that the Prince of Wale* speakj German with perf^t flu ency. The truth is thai his command of Knglish is the surprising thing. In the royal nnraery German waa «poken nntil Albert Edward wan twelve years of ag& The prince is aiao ia fonunutnd of French. CI Eft. CBOOK was a man of very atrong aflaetkma. The laat time he was at the old homestead, near Iaytou, O., was ou Kopt 8, 1878, his fiftieth birthday. Ha told hi* brother* then that it wo«ld be long before he would return. The fact w,' he said, "it is eaaior for me to «tav away froaa here thau U p«l svmy if i iSime here, It hurt* lea*."1 low T»AT UM new extradition treaty La« gone iiifci nperattoti it will be nae le««a for American defaulter* and crim maitt ganexall^ U- ana*la They will be no Mdar there than in thin country. The natural reettlt of this ntust be either a marked decreaa* in ftnan«i*i pecttlaticmn. emWz/lementa. etc., or striking mcreaee in the priaon po|yoiation of the country. It hi hoped tlMl U wiU be the formor. A J-Erri.uB »urgieal operatino mm roceotly performed by Dr. William W. Km, of .leffereon Medical (loilege, Philadelphia. When Charle« N. For reeier, oi (Tamdtfo, «a# born nature gifted him with two huge Haffnng ear*. He felt nnea*y under the nntuual and •uggentire burden and determined to have theiu removed This led to an operation by which the aurtoal ^pen dagea wer« reduced to a aovmal mxe and Mr. Forrester ami on hie way tlirough life rejoicing Thmw. in an eiem«al otasttatuMX ill Kmiu prompt return to the perils from which he *w, apparently, unwillmglv nwettad. National }ealou«e« and m twwate undoubtedly hav*- had much to &o with bin dec*wiOB, but in mt of what Htaalay MVI to the wealth of the region which he explored it »epm« mor« tiian probable that in Knun re tain Uermauv t« »im|||y taking immedi ate atepe U Wtter her position in Af rica. The rubber forest* in tlie baain at Ihe Aruwhimi alone make a prize worth venturing considerable for, while DM mineral and agricultural wuith euaot be e»tim«t«Ml Lao* at Troy, N, Y„ was surprised aae people come to her front door •ad ia a seeond or two tarn about mid leata. Beveral oallera whom she ex parted did not enter house, an.l the vfcole morning paseed without a single ftoacb at th»- Wll At last, recalling the fact that it was the 1st of April, she apstued the door and found pinned to it a fia^ say jag: "Mumps here. Don't the bell''* Hhe was not long tn flMdmi the culprit in the youthful son of the house, whose excuse was that it «as the only wav in which he could "yet even" with hi» sisters for the many tMjld foose cliases thej had sent luiu on. 'THK will of a rich old gentleman who 4Ute4 at Spring*. .Suffolk count*. Ixmg lalami, over two y«ar« ago, is being CCHI tasted, aixt evidence as U In- lianity i» being submitted One witrms* mi thy. pttet teattti'd that the old gentleman I anas violent tv op}x«ed ti rel headed Ctrl* ne taught Mchooi near hi» place. aad he USCMI all hi« mioaMe with the trustee* hav« her removed. Failing lathis, he threatened to burn tbe school booas, and he hirod a very homeh It kias ker. It u safe to say that h* did aot gel tbe \mtu-r of the r«! headed «)i "./lina'arr However that ma be, Ibe Uh« :egs' point row arises Is a SMNM-MBted *CU4*thj to red-beaded girts pmat fd a maa^i aanily ar of ia |N»«ty' Ax «3toe*«diagly sad incident markeil ffttKMlnctioe of tbe late Mrs, Jalia dardiner Tvler to bar husband. Preat fani ?»bti Tyler ia 1H4 4 With her Itther Mr ftardiuer, she hfd jurt re to UM*- c-mut-v from Europe, 1 »u-i .was viwiimt' ht«-g»-c t.« the two ware iuvited K the President to join a pleasure excursion down ihe river on the war ateamer, Princeton. I luring the trip the exp'mios of i» gt killed Mr »siduier and aeveral niba. iMr. iar^iner'« body was ta\e i to (lie 'White Hctw, Mid in the a I Meeuat ft tending the funeral began the w^n«int iance which ripened into intimacy. eod resulted in tbe marriagt «f Mis* Ganli ner tbe President. It ban lieen leoetitlv discovered Hiat Mr*»ng as steel is. it can lie n»a. le yet tdrotiger by an riloy of three to fivo )*r cent, of nickot Tl»i* weans that in tbe future we can have larger bridges, higher towers, and lighter ma' chinery than ever. Hhip owner*, anil the passenger* as well, have had no small cause anxietr in the sn-'cepti bilit^ to magn»»ti«ni of the iron so largely used in Hbip-bnilding. It won Id »eeni that the ehiaf source of error in com panne* may b© remove*}, a it is found that a little niangaueee alloyed with iron produces a metal wit scarcely any capacity at all for mag netism. Both iron and steel are now secured against another old f»e of theirs, rust, by an inge*uns pi .-cesw. which Btwitfl them with* mugueti* jyde ofiim A «rW4liF%TtT.rilorr ttM fn con nection with the explosion at Morfa colliery in Wale#. It is utated that re cant ly the Ar*mm of the pit men wh are always seloetod for gravetv and responaibility have heard inexplicable noism, "shoutings" as they are de scribod, in the workings, mid that these have not been heard by one per son alone, but by several, when in com pany examining the pit. Further, a miner returning to the surface telt him self to be accompanied by some invisi ble present, which, although not seen by him, was perceived by the banks man to land on the bank and hastily make its way to the shed where the injured and dead are now carried. It ia alleged that these strange phenom ena were described previous to the ex plosion. and caused .several colliers to refuse to descend, in spite of their ttrns becoming U*bl« to prosecution. psoapKBOfR qaaek va eaked by s doctor how it was h*fiad so many cu* tomera. The quack took hint to his MINSLOW- Y' ERL^NKIUG A RROI .LEL and said, What profiortion of the peo ple now passing 1 you think are sensi ble pemnis, with well balanced minds?* "Perhaps one in ten," was the calm re joinder. ".fust ao, •r^ replied the quask, "and I get the nine!" Science doesn't receive the support of the tiai •eieel public humbug does. The street wizard, with tangled hair and picttfr«»*}ne garb, can ex timet teeth painlesKJy bv the same pnoess which nearly mnrder« the patient if performed bv an educated dentist, dressed in nine teenth centun clothes and located in a well-appointed office. The noble abo rigine, in war paint and feather*, deal ing oat "Hagwa" and mystic nil*, will carry off till the spare chaoge of a com munity, while regular physicians grow porerty-etricken. The majority of peo ple are never so happy as w hen be guiled by shata ia eome lorm, and re joice in being deceived. Ke LimpiuK A New York soldier h»*cribes with crHent gnirto tb« doings of an Indiana sharpshooter before I'eUirnburg. (Jour age is a quality appreciated by all men, ami most of all by those witf» know what danger tueau*. i hi. eveninK In'liana," acoompaaied by a friend from his reginiHnt, pro ceeded to walk, boldly tn front of the enemy's works, the tw» keeping in Indian tile course they were tired upon, and pretty aoon a spiteful bullet eatne wreanatig through the air, wouad »ag both of them badly in the leg. IndianaV' oomratie wa#» naturally dispelled to limp, bat waa worn led to change his mind. If yon limp, I'll 1 knoek rmr hraios out with the butt of my gun." thundered "Indiana," in a tone of deep earneat nesa. "Fo rward, march! Uoet let the sneaking trailors know yom ara woundeil lioth marched boldly to our works, and on reaching them aafely, sank down eniisustrd from loss of blood. They both langheil aiul joked, and shook hsnl" «"tcr ttie furlougli they esjected to get. and declared they would never enter the door of a ho«pital. "Indntns" was warlike still, and asked to tie helped tip the works that ke might give the Johnnies his pointed »t*ctn. After he had done that, be showed n« hi" many wounds. H. Ia«l u bullet wound in tbe right leg. a saber cut across the right shoal d«r, a dee Itavonet thrust in the left side and a sore wound the hea*l. be sifle^ the ne just rec-eived in the leg Hf fun«ht »n ih* M/'V4Ion ?n waf. marriage,K hok«H{ the oandit sure von |«%e heff" I know I d" Aud can yea nppovt bar aalarv f* '1 "caB." Von kaov Kllea .U*tl I.SS £k\. narf II. i r»V' I vast# ifi till* tm* takeii art i-.rtv l«ttlei« in this one. Whe?! the stretcher arrive«l to convey him t" the b'wipital, he refuwwl got on it, and the faet that waa seen of bim he was Umpinfr to the rear, anpported li^a etaab. You aak my daughter* taste#.* 'Son do? She's costidg me high 4m t* week for iee eream, soda and caramels, but that leave*- f4 Jur rent and pn»vm »na, and I am sore we can pull through -Detroit Frm fries. f, I.ORf) IS RISEN! on ay im "fHitn II« IHrswra from tfce Task* Ws All la Pwaalblai l» lb* tM mi Poirn or l'r*jr»r CI* Mewat ©llwrt --f After reading tni A *1 f*pprnprts^»* SertpOir*- un1 th r« *tt *xsrci*«-». l»r TwlnomT pr«*.'h«d I iowiO0 rni.iii it. ili«' «f Brooklyn- Numlsy May 1 the wr.rds "l.tff up vuar U ye (fates and be ye Sifted up. v- -loom and the King of Olory shall eome In fa ixtv. t- from In uJden tlmss wbsn agreat conqueror vw» iurn from vtetortous wsr, h«« pe^e In wild trsnsport would 'ak»- ti'.Ui i|K irni« of th«» cttv «iul lift IheiM from th»-h hii»(r« as much a- tu »sy "rtil« «"tty 1* mrv to lef«r»il HwUicetbts i..ju»«r amp (,.t tiinu* Off trviu vwthtlte gates'" ]avid. who wa* the |--e! of i»o.ts, •foretells In his n way the friumpnai trance of Christ into Hesveri aft» t»l» vic tory over win »nl d«ath snd hei! It e if tfe c«iei*!i*l lnt*MtanfM hs«! *ald "Here Be comes' M&Im h*r Him Push th«* tx^.t* of iltsni.n1' Tak hotd of ths of mid tni~t th"m from thetr htnf^o aoki' I.(ft up your heads, u ye Sours ye everl*»ting Horv sh»il ate* and be y. lifted up. and the King »f 01 la." Anoiag tbe mountains of Palestine no one Is more uplifting tban Mount Olivet. It was the |MruriUiiiii of otir I^ini mlnlstfT (In the roof of n house in J. i n**l.-in 1 askt-i, -Wlii.li (111vet?" and th«- rtrnt |rlan«e tramtflxed me But how nhall I d-«* rit» wy eiawtioiio. whfii. nesr the «-k»»e of a journey, tn which had for two nights e« »np«d amid th. «hstt«red masonry of old i.-richa, and tasted of the «crld ut»r~ «»f ti»e J«»ad Hea. that crystal *«r»'ophsiju- of the i'ttrled cltiss of the plain and w»d»*d down into thf deep an -wift Jordan o l*Mptlr- atimn.nnd %isttei the mine of th- honm- of try and Martha and w•* found ourselves fn stirt up* Mini on liorf»e lathered with th** lone snd difficult way. ascending Mount Olivet. Oh that sole am an*! *u»r««-»»tlve rithp*! It ha» a limestone hill, a mil* in i leagth. snd sun feet high andt.TW feet above th«v Ji-vl of the Over it K-ing David fl»*d with a broken heart. Over It Pompv |«d hi* de*»»tatim| hostn. Here the famous Tenth Legion bolft their hattfrh'H in -i«-it m»'ni. Tto« Oar den of ih»i'inun«' at the foot it. Along th»- ttaee of the hill flashed the lat» terns of tho*«-who came to arre»t Jesna. i From thr treen on the hill the ioughn were torn off itnd thrown Into the tathof f'hrUt trliimniiMl Up and down that road Jewus hal walked twice n dnv fr*»as Bethimv to J.TM-utem and tnm Jerusalem to li.-tlianv. TIMT» agsin and attain He hati taught Hi- -H —In!**. Half wav up this mount uttered Hlf lamentation. O .for nsftleni. JeruxHiein!" From it-* height* sus took flight homeward when He hati da isfaed HI* earthly minsion There i« noth ing more for Him t«• do. A Haerlli-'»* wan seeded t«» make jwace t»«twe«» the recreant earth and the outraged heaven, and He had offered it lh-nth needed to Im .•on-ju»red and He had |ut Hi- reHiirr»*ctiot) -ot upon it. The thirty three ye#r* of volnMary s* lie had ended. The grand«*«t, tendereat, migtit'e.r ioMi-hy ever heard was BOW to i be uttered. Met^nt Olivet Jet-viK atends in a group of tra!flee ff*Iieirnieit, TheT -hwr" 1.)#eit together in many 'scenes of nadiie{t« ana fy erx#'*ution and had been more endeared that brotherhood of suffering They had eXpeeted Him to *tay until the dsy of or*' nation when He wonfej take th'- eertklv thron* snd *»v»» a epter mightier, asaii rule it dominion wider, than any T'hareah than any Iiavid, than my C'eisar. But s©* all these antieipation- collapse. 'hrSstke" given His last advle*. He feaa of I fered Hte last aympathy. He han spoken His leet woPi|. His hstide are spread spart as one i» apt to do when lo- pronouii' fn it Itenediefion. whee suddenly the strongest and tnont ttupeadu OUH law uf all FIN id- IH shattered. It I- the taw whi h. -in.-c the worlds w»re i er»-Ht-(! hold* them t«»gether. It i* the which hold* everything to the earth, or. temporarily hurled from earth, return** it: the Jaw which keeps *he planeti. whirling around our nun. and our nolar -ystem whirl ing around other •yt-m-*. and ail the »y» tern* whirling uroumi th*» throne of God— th law of grsvitation. That law is de pended, or relaxed, or broken to let tbe i body of go That law had laid hold i of Him thirty-three yearn before, when He i deeended. It had r»dased lt» gvtp r»f Him but once, and that when it declined to- ink Him from the top of the wave# i,n i.ak«» »«i~ llee. on which He walked, to the ix.ttun. (A the lakt That law of gravitation UJIO.! HOW give wav to Him who made the law J? may a»dd th other »iar««. t.ut eannot longer hold fh«* Morning Mar of the Redemption. It tunr h« ld the noonday »«un. hot it eaanot bold (he Hun of ltighteou»Beas. The lluger* of tie law are about to open to let go the moat tllu»trlou» Being the w rid i bad ever »een. and whom is h«d wor»t mal I treated. The Htroug**«t law of nature which I philosopher* ever weighed »r me»*uied vu-i't at ia**t give way It will br*»ak be tw f-eii the ro-'k Olivet and the he. i of Thrirtt s foot Watch it, all ye din. Iples! Watch ft. ail the earth! Watch it. ail the Heavens hrlxt about to leave the planet. How Hi* friend* will not consent t" have him go His enemies catching him w.,nM only attempt by another Calvary, put him into *ome other tomb, I will teli you feow. The ehain of the momt trenen ioua natural law i* unlinked. The sacred foot of i our Lord and the limestone rock part, and fofever, leaning back, and with pallid eheeii *o.t epltfl Cfe», the dliM'iplew »M»e tneJr s ord ft«tng from the aolid earth, Then. ru»hlng forward, they wouht gra^p hi* feet how him f»»t. but they are out of reach. sn! it ts too late to detain hint Higher than the tojw I Of the tree- from whi they had plucked the fruit. Higher th«i* the ohve tr«*er that shaded the inouiu Higher, until tie 1« witlaii «igh» of the ll. thlehem whert he was l«tm ivnd the Jordan where, ho was bap tized a«d the o|gothN where he we* fdain, I Higher, until on stair* of fl«-e- v cloud h# etep- Higher until, into a «ky bluer *han th* o e that ev.uld not Mink him. he dmap #isr into a sea of glorv whose bilkwtng i f*pien«tora hide him Tin ftwherman wateh and wat.-h, go:ider InM il the law of nature will not reassert It self. ami he ~h»ii tn a few momenta coa*» haek again and th^y shall see him dest-end ing flrwf hi» Hrr«»d fe»*t coming In tgkt. then the «carrsd *ide, then th- «carred i broa and ticy mav take again hl» *Aceed hand. -But the moment*, pas* by. ami the i hour*, and no reappearance (tone out of might of e*rth |«t oine within sight of Heaven. And rimug Mill, not weh-tnned by one ftugehe choir like thoa*- who ..n« Christ ma- nigh? .o..oried him down but all liens, n turn* out to greet hint home, and 'to temple* have e«p.v|ai anthem, and the pala et. etspeciei Iwuiquet. and the streets eajwcial throng*, and all along the b»n-to the foot t»f the throne for Tear- vt wt»d hut now IMHIII to be taken there j*r.- «r- lie-s lifted ant banner* wared, and Irutupei# i founded- aud doxokigle* chanted, and 00V* ourt* a»t down. an*e»« 4 hu mbm**, l«jr» Wtij to hio ihroiM (hair Kol.leii luwp« ami SW^g gkirtou* work l» 'ione Tf waa the gr»»ate*t lay tn Jfearm* M* He goe* up the otep^ ,,f Uie thr .nn that thirty-three »ertr-. before H«' al.»d»-«t»»d for oar »dvnn'ag' there riae* from all the host* of Heaven u ahont. «ant|y -'itcruirte, S4-raphi ar. hang»,ll-. "tlail-iujah Aaten I) garden »f (4i v«», thou fWi tuMQurad »pot. Tea tarn* «t thy giory *ball ar ba Imgot. •Ko wonder that for «t le*-j fourteen han dr«*d yean* the .diurehe# h*o- fort? day* after Easter, kepi A«e*cn*ion I»»v f(.» the le»aon* are moat Inspiring atid gi rj.u». It t»k-H much »t the nncertainty OMI itis* idea of Heaven, when from (!iv»r« -ve -e*» human nature a»"-eiidtng The «iim« body that row fro no Joaeph"* |ojnt a«r ended from Muuni ouse!. ynr In Heaven to-day. lust Christ tar forty days. He ian nature i* they hal seen dad, kead. fae«. akent'iers, bands feet, and the entire human orgaiuwii Bumaattj aeeandled? Ah. how ci«aalr that kc«ps Christ iu mpm pathv with thone who are atlll in the atrug gle' Ascended scar», tave sears, head snars, f»»et ar», shoulder scars' Thrti will k««p Him in ac.'ord with all the »uff"r(ng. with all the weary, with ai! the imposed upon No vre ta spirit now than a txMiy. no more of Heaven than earth. Those of tho eete,nti»! inhabitant* who !-var saw our world, now wsdk aroun«i His and karn from His physical contour (wimethiHg of what our race will be when, in th- reanrreetion Heaven will have un (••uinied bodte* m» wei! uncounted •M»rft». On Ascension Day H« lifted Him *e!f through the atmosphere of Patewime until. amM the Immensities. He disae peare^l. He waa th« »nly being the wond e\er *sw who )-»uld lift Hinovelf. Hurelv If H» could lift Htnn»df He do the leaser deed of Uf'itlK N" alar gu«« Miwu but climb* aootbst shy. No »UB set brra asowt- to rit* «m nigh Chrlat leads us all tne way, through the bn i hour, for He was born tn Bethlehem through boyhood for He paaa#d It In Na/areth: through Injustice#, for He en dured the outrage* of Pilate eourt-room. through death for He suffered it on CaJ vary through the sejuilchei for He lay three Jay« within ii» darkened wall# through renurreetiou. for the nolld masonry gsive wav on the flrnt Kn^tcr morning: through »«een*loii. for Mount Olivet a «t. hed Him as He climbed th« akie* through the shining gate*, for He e-nter»*d t!o-m amid magiiili 'eiit acelnim. And hem ix a gratifying situation that you never thought of We wlH *ee our Lord juat a* He looked on earth. A* He arose from the tomb He aaeefi.led fr .HI Mount Olivet. Wo -ihall ec Hiui iv looked on the road to I nimau. He tipp#*»re«l in the upper room in Jeruaalom. oe lie a tu that daV of vale dictory on the ridge from wbieh He swung into the «ktea. How atneh we will wast to *ee Him! 1 am *4, glad that Christ broke the natural law of gravitation when He ahook off from Hi* feet the 4ut« of Mount Olivet. People talk u« though cold. iron. tin»ympathetj,\ natural hia controlled everything The ieign of law is a niajeHtl' thing, but the k1 who made It ha» right to break it. nd again and again han broken it. and again and again will break it, A law I* i.Iy (iod way of doing things, and if H« ''h.Kimm to do th«m *ome other way He has a right to do ao. A law ia not strong enough to shackle the Almighty. Chri*f broke botarmleal law when on one Monday morning in March, on the way from Bethany to .Ieru*aleiu by a few words tie turned a full leaved it^ tr«e into a llfelcea »tiek. He broke n-hthrologh'al law when, without any natural in«iu-einent. he swung i areat schol of fish into a part of l^ske Ti l»«riaa. where the fishermen ha«t c»*t their eet* for eight or ten hour* without the ap ure of a minnow and by making a f!*h help puv the ta* bf yielding from ite mouth a Homan *taier Chrint broke the law of Htorno. l»«r compelling, with a word the An gered aea to huah it- frenr». and the winds to iiuit their tx-llowing He broke aoologi ai law when He made the detrilw poa»e«» he wine »f Oadai a He broke the law of eeononde* when he made enough bread for five thousand people out of Ave htaeutt* He broke phraiologiael Uw when, hy a touch he Htratghtened a woman who. for eighteen veari* had teen bejjf almost double. wnen h" put spring Into the uihumatad feM of Laearun and when, without medicine, be gave tbe dying girl back In health to the 8vr PnoMiloain mother, and when he m*4~ ytalaliii,' iLjmf of th? n sound Mtali. with tii« laughter Htorad tiov. Kiel when, without knife or hat •*rv l*e alt .'atarfti'teti eyea to »«e again. ascl the dfum of the deaf ears to vibrate'! again, and ?b« nerves of paralysed arms to thrilitng again, and then when in leaving the emth he defied aiUetmospheric law and physi.4ogteal law. and that la* which ha#» in it withe* and cable* and girder* enough n. hold the nnlverae- -the lew of gravitation. 1 The C-hrta who proved Mmeell on so many oceeaions. and eapeciaily the im»t. anperter to law, etiii live#, and 'every day. ir» answer to prayer for the good of the world. He I* overriding ?h- law Bieaaed be Ood that we are not the subject* of bliod fatality, but of a avmpathlr.liu| divinity Have yo« never seen a typhoid fever break, or antormsud denlv qui«r or* hip a-beam end right Itaetf, or n log lift, or a parched sky break in .•bowers, or a perplexity disentangled, or the ipcon*'lable take «oiH'-'' or the way ward reform at the call of prayer V I have seen it. multitudes have *ean It. You have. I if you bave b«**n willing to aee it. ferhle not th' faith cure. He- auea lmpoMors at tempt it. i» nothing again*t |h«1 men whom iio! h^h honored with mar\«-!oii» re»tora tiou-. Prouounc- nothing lmp»,alble to i prayer aad treat. Be•*»» vou and 1 can efTeui -UJJI no r»"a*on why other* may not, Bv tbe *am« argument eouid prove that I Baphaet never aaiat»d a Matiouna. and that Mendeiasohn never wrote mf» oratorio, and that Phidia* never chiseled a statue Be-, eeuae we cannot necomptisb It ouraeivew. i we are not to conclude that other* may not Ther» arc In immenwity great range* of mist* Which haveprovwi. under .do*cr tele«ci,|»Ji- acrutlny. to !,e the atorehouM-i of worlds, atci i do not know but from that panaagw in Jjunes. which, to aonie .f«», i* yet mi»ty and dim there may roil ont anew Heaven and a new »-«rth. "The prayer «»f f*ith shall save i the Hl. k The faith eiirl*t» may. in this War again*) dis*camc, U- only aklrmUhing bel««re general iengagement. in which all the maladiee «»f the earth ahail be routed. Hurelv allopathr and hom.eopathf aud hydropathy and c. |«-ethd*m need reinforce ment from *on»ewher»«. Why not from the faith and prayer of the eou*«'rated The ndghtieat school of medicine may yet be the *«*hoo| of Christ, I do not know out that disease, now by all school* pro uouneed tiHmratde, may give way under the goapel bombardment. I do not know hut that the day may come when faith and prayer shall ral»e th« dead, Mi ran.** and Wooletofi and Wpinosa and Hume and HchMarmwher rejeetad the mirai'-i*** of our past, i do not prop b» like them and reject the miracle* of the far future Thia i 1 know, the Chri*t of the Aageaaion day I* mightier than any natural laws, for on the day of which I apaak He trampled down the strng»"»t of them all Law I* mighty but He wh. made It mightier. l»riv« taliairi from your theoh,»gy and the thron The crtes) world took Him in at tbe start on a cradle of atraw, and at laat thru»t Htm oat wtth the point of the »pear. bat L-en dictlon Aarending until neneath H- *aw on one aide of the Itetfih hen- whert th' nut Htm outoug tha atti* atoi ('alvaiv i. the othe» "niir. wherM th'-v put Him anioug the thie* e- As* far the »x«!Ud and ln tenoitb-.l v i«t..n ot tb« group »II Oljxei could Him .Hid aft-t wa* t»o far up the\ fteih no h-nger h» a* Hi- they ««w the gentur- ,,f Uif o«t«itretehed hande the bet»nr|ieth..n Aad 'hat l- Hi- attitude to day Mi* ltene«Sictlon upon the world -limatea anl tie ,-ir- hanging will keeu on changing unti: th' atmosphere shall be s oiumingling .|^«r a (ton. alueera voung and st|»i»er« old moderate, »»d ner» Takf= the henedicttop broten-hearted und/nr vatiori. a-i.t myriad enediet,. Is .ill Pru hen IUU-h that would not ordinartlv ha* e been enough approaching tbe track from the south, f.r ten of the hungry lie broke mu»iie«tnaJ law when, by a word, he silenced a maniac Into placidity, hk'PM!L£?s. looked ai us-... u* re- croaeeii over to tbe fireman's *ide and as 1 started to climb down to the ground he started oft, I called to him aa reached the ground, but, with frightened look, he dashed avray 1 thought 1 was a good runner, but the wav his bare feet' got over the eiaders ant! gravel led me to believe otherwise. Once or twice he looked hack but did not slacker hia pace. 1 teaching tbe hills, which are about half a mile from tbe track, lie aoon dis appeared "The firemen, who had remained with the engine, now oame up, Mid he went around the bill, but he had disap jeared from view, 1 coufaaa 1 did not dare t« follow him around there alone. out fa give grace Htandiug to-day on the aaeeuaion peek of Mount Olivet I am aiao gladdened at the cloaiug eeatnre. the teat gesture Christ ever made. He tift«Ml up Hi- hand* and bieaaed them »av- the imtpir* account of our Lord's d*pitrturc. I am *o gla.1 He lifted up Hia hand*. Oe«ture* are often more *|g. nthcant than word*, attitudes than argu ment» t'hrlaf had made a feature of con tempt when wlt)i hi» Anger Pl« wrote on the ground, gesture of repiilaioii when He *aid "'tie!, thee t^rhind lit'-, Hrttan geature »,f condemnation when He *aid "Wim unto row. Pha.ri»«e# and hypocrlt#*," But His la*t gesture. Hia Oilvetie geature. is a ges ture of benediction. He lifted up HI* hands and bieaaed them. H.l»* arm* are extended. and the palm* of Hb hands turned down wsrd arid H'- dropped lenedietion upon Oil vet. benediction upon Paleatine, bene diction upon all the earth. ud Jun*. Bero'dl.-tlon upoji the d««(Msrt tili ii)» y W with lllv .Old blu«b With -J»e .th-1 Ten--* a Jth e,.w«iip and emerald woh gra»« JbencdJctt-1® up'.'i! iiuti-.ti* tu: !j"* ktifc, lis praver. Benediction upon tbe whole earth until every mountain Is an Olivet, of eon*«crstioa, and every lake a Galilee on whose moaafe of crystal, and opal, aad *apphlr» divine aglandor* sbail ar Oh, t«h* the benediction r«f M* abandoned. gja! o? Hie comfort, all fm b*reaveak«nt, and woe». Take His »e «tck whether un- der neutr *pnal»* of pnln oi in long pro trao.i i n vwrtdisBi For rphanage, and .(1 a benedie- ehlhileaan^aa aad wtdowh tiou l-,.t -(ivilen and trundle bed* and ro-Mi,g ehairs of •H-t»jgenarians, a bene diction. For lift and for death, for Um« and for eternlif for earth and for Heaven, a benediction. Mnbliniest gesture ever made, the ia*t ge»tur of our a*'*,-urtt Lord, "And He lifted up Hia bends an bleaaed tliem." lnf »rid Ie our attitude the MUM? Is it the '"•(inched f!*t or the opc?i palm? Is it wrath or tw it kiudne**v Is it diatwlism or Chrlat ism' Ood gt\e u* the gra«''e tof the open palm, open upward to get the Iwvnedietfon, A lady ww panning along a afreet and sud denly rail again*( a ragged l»oy. and sbs said "I beg v-.ur pardon, my boy, I did not mean to ran against you I am very sorry.."* And the hoy took off the piece of a cap he ha*.! upon hia head and said "You have my panting lady, and v..o may run agin me and knM-k me i-lean d"* t. I won't care." And turning to *.»mrade he said "That nearly took n»e off nit feet. Nobody e\*r aeked my panting before." Kliidrtea* Ktndneaa! Fill the world with It There ha#» a I way* been «.oo As it was late, and our engine was standing on the main track alone, we abandoned farther search and returned to the engine." Kan Frmncitoo Chrms trie. I Nanei».ii Maidens |i Kave w* fand of di*regsni for others II- lu*trate«l in 18.10, In Kngland when ntnet five thouaaiel acr«» of marnhc* were drained for health and for -t raining, and the x(n»it*ni-n dentrofed the drainage *f»»rk(« be-iti»«- they wanted to keep the marsh** for hunting ground, where they could ahoot ild d»c*ks«. The ague aeiilshriffHS in alt agen. Oh, for the kindneMH that would make our life a symphony suggestive of one of the ancient httnqneta where everything i* set to music tlse pintes trtn.ight In and removed to the sound of must'1 the mothn* of the oerver« keeping fime with the iiiusic. the conversn tb.it lifting and dropping with the rising and failing of the music Hut. Instead of an earthly orchestra, tt would be ihe music of heavenly charm, our word* the aiosie of kind thought*, our step* ihe music of help ful deeds, our smile the mual- j»f encour aging looks. o«r y»utb and old age the flr^r ami la«t bars of music eondueted by the pierced hand that opened in love and spread downward In benedictionuu OlizaUc height* on AeceriMtoii day. Bv a new way imnt e»w flrod, mutinied to ib* throe* of tat. 4 Hiked Wanderer. Otie ilay rm^ntly crlgtl'U- §1. Engineer Hpemw was returning from IAVIC. he encountered the following experienoe, wbieb j» b«gt told in hia own word* 'I lied juat ttranded tbe earve near milepoat t!72, aad had taken my watch from mv fiooket Noting the tame, b.25 clock, I returned it to its place and naturally glajuvnl ahead of im ougine. What was my intense aurpriae to see, not over thirty yards ahead of me and a mac apparently an feet tall, about 35 vear* of age, with long, black hair Imaging down on hia shoulders and a heavy black leerd. He was entirely nake«.l, aud his ««ktn was tanned, Futttxig pu the driver brake, I brought the engine to a atop juat as tbe man croased the track. After croeaiug he stopped not noticed within tba laNt i few vears a change the dctueanor of I "aociety" girSn toward the dher ser ,J How shall we define it? A kind of brus que audaciouaneM in conversation, with a soupcou of slangy chaff an affect»n of assuming to know more of what is what than their mothers and grand mothers were ever permitted or snip poeed to know. Do the? not often jro i perilously near the border line which coavenance praacnlm shall not be over«tejijH?d We do not mean this last the seuae iu which it is alleged, and, truly, that, our ancestresses of tbe last ceutnrv thought it no shame to eal! a spade a s)iaie, and young demoiselles of sensibility and vivacity used sigh over the misfortunes of Clarissa Har {"lowe or diverted themselves with ihe adventurea of Tan 3oaea tad Bopbk Western It is something aite different from thai that the presets race young wo man afieot. itjp rather a i» »tal want of sentiment that prevails. In former days the sex were wont to appeal to men from their softer, gentler, weaker side. Now it is the -reverse. They ap pear to aim at meeting men on their own platform, and consorting with them as like to like from a man standpoint rather than from a womanV A girl nowaday»j will unabashed chaff h«r male partner, rally him. ara nee him. It hia own coin, in his owe manner, aud tbe wav he would her. Tlu* is what we 'understand as the female taanish ness so noticeable in the beau m^nde of to-day. and we may add, so unlovely. It i* forgotten that what a mm dewrea in a woman is contrast not a caricature of hitueelf. IHa k n ood'n Maytuitte. THR site of a prehistoric village hae baqn di*oover«»d on the banks of tbe Ohio River, near Parkersbnrg, W. Va It cover* al nt four ai-rea and the earth ts thickly tntermixed with fragments of pottery, streaks of ashea. and fragments of bones of animals and human being*. In several places are W le seen the rums of a hat seem to be ancient fire places, containing charooal mtarmixed with charred nut* of various sorts. In and »rf»tmd these ftre-piaeea are found ornanmnte and impleniente, such as battle axes, knivea, drills, quart and arrow point#, aud oruamenta made of bone and alafe. AvrKcTaTtosig to way part at am east for that dreadful part, little dreaming that the character of the| imbecile lord would turn out to be thejjl the Nt«pping-stone of his fortune. Thcp success of the {»lay prove«f the turning^ pom^) I«aura iu the tmreer of three .aar* Kaene, Hot hem and mvself. As I liave liefore said, Sothem wa4 much dejected at l*eing com|elied td play tbe part He *aid he c*»uld '1«| nothing with it, and wrtandy for thtf* first two weeks it w»s dull effort, ami., produced but little ••a Indians fcet Ihnak. Tliey will drink whisky and wbflt Indian ^iU «vtg.in this they observe a method and a degree of da* cenov that white topers would do w«|| to imitate. When a l*aud or family .lf cide to get drunk they aend to ttm nearest market for one or more gal ioua of liquor. In spite of the law forbi4» ding the sale of intoxicants to lndtan% they have no difficulty finding wbila agents willing to procure tbe stuff f«| It ta ind«N*d stuff, and that of tba vilest character, though for it the It* diana are made to pay at leaat doulita the pnea of tbe best quality. But what frontier trailer regards it an anything but meritorious to cheat a redskin With the liquor in their pcwse-tsul# the Indian* retire to nome remote S|»0t where their orgiea will not be witnessai by any save themselves, and deliber ately- prepare for their spree. XhM first set aauie a share of the "fire water* for the squaw*, who will uot touch drop of u mi til their lorda have fiuishai their lebauch. All guns, kuivea, aad other weapoM Me then placed in charge of the aquaiMl oar, if their are no women in the par^r, they are delivered to one of the mgM, for whom a eertaiu amount of liquor re«erve«l While the rust are druak this guardian of the peace must remain sober aud keenly watchful of tbe actioa* of hia companion*. Hhould he prove unfaithful to bia trnst, he will tie exiled from tba triba, and no Indian will hold com mimical ian with him for the term of month- ot year* during which hh» exile 1* enfore«*|. While the debauch of his comimtit*n* last* he is absolute master of the sitita tion. and is at liber^v V ilmer. at our carnage is lighting »p a candle to mnr defers and never fails to make us taken notioe of, either aa wi or sincerity. 1.SAII!«U mustetaes ant advoeating a tawer aaaaMei pMak. It is to b* beesd •ttrtfce tlw MMe tantiug sense a4mtsatoa atse. -1 tv T«Ua ft llMte mi aeta«rs'a Sue-eM*. -l^riag the mmm of I85^8t Mim Keene |.»rt*due«l Tom Taylor's play of "Our American C'ouain," and aw its sac mm was remarkable and some aote worthy oecurramie* tf»ok place in cou u-eetiion with it, a record of its K •4 career ,^-4 will^IPtAMa b*. interesting. rh# w^bng took pi«!e it, the Oraen room at arbltt'it the tallies and gentle- s v men of the «*omj*auy were a»*cmbled -r- many furtive glances were oaat at u r. (\\iiduek and mvaelf w tbe rengtb of Abel Muroott and Asa "H Trenchard were revealed. PoorHouth ern sat in the corner looking quite di« h. o.nai late, fearing thai there' was noth *r mg in the play that, would suit him .Cf and as the dismal lines of Dundrearv' were read he giauoed over at me with a iv: '•r. ertin-t Mo iu deiu •pair he began to introduce ettravagst.t buainesa into hi* character skipping alent the stage, ufamtnei ing and anee/^ ing and. short doing all he could td. attract and distract the attention of th«|*~ audience. To the surprise of every onet himself iucltide«i. these antics, int«rid^|, by him to injure the character wer«|l( received by the audience with delight He was a shrewd maa aa well effective actor, and be saw at a glauc that accident had revealed to him golden opportunity He took advan. tage of it, and with cautious steps ink creased his speed, feeling the groumf well under hint as he procoded. fore the first mouth wa» over he aide by side with any other haractn in the play and at the end of the ru Le was, in my opinion, considerably it} advance of us all. And his success 1 London, iu the same character, full attests, whatever may ba said to th contrary, that as an an* travagatit. eecantric oomedian in th» modern rtuage of comedy be was quttfc without a rival. His performance Sam. which I saw at the Haymarkdt Tlieater in I^ondon, was a still tineff piece of acting than his inndrnary. l| was e«{ually strong, and hati the advaiK tage of tile other in not betag »ve^ drawn or extravagant. The t'trifurg. op I nae any amoiiat of force, even to the taking of life, to repel an attempt to regain ponsesskm at the weapons. If tbaae are left squaws the same role holds good them. The preparations being thus plated, tbe Indians, using one small tin cup, which w in impartially handed trna one to another, proceed to get solemnly, funnily, furiously and stupidly driiag. The next day ia the turn of the squawa or of tbe »*u who has stood guard, and they, too, taste the jujt Aad sorroaaot complete intozieatiOB.—JCfrl mvi H^etj Jeuraalfcai In M. faal. Would Be- A ft'al Ie tt torekeapar I notice Mr* 1. that you daughter it to 1* married ahortly and 1 «uppf»e you are anticipating the eyc^t witli a grrnt deal of pleasure. Mrs. haughtily): Yaa, aiaea tba newspajiers have taken to reporting every little thing, we, as well a-- others, hav* IMMVU tiie victims of jjemoimi fabri eationa. The 8torekeapar (at a km for mmm thing soothing to aayi I mm tbe noMae that the paper printed- 1,1. (in terruptuig satire 1 ies, in v daughter has tw^TO fdok ever sinoe. I wonder if they would not like to print a mention that too St Pttul 1,'ncec i'ren#.. 'V A Httddeti IntewarAwakWWC tHggs Tbaae churches do a great deal of good alter all, Barns. I'arkias has tieen i«nf of work for tear months at l«Mt night tie went to the prayer meeting and ilaid before ril the peopb hia jieitnilesM* condition, It waan't MB mmnlee beft»re the* bad colleeted aeveu doliaia Jul iitat. Harnes ^-wWl tba hst vhtirch THR monutameer always takes a f»a. k wheu he want* to obtain a good vie«r.— Wmim v a»- S