The Madison Daily Leader (Madison, S.D.) 1890-Current
May 17, 1890

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v v ,.v I w 4 'M:. T^'-'k I KSTABTJSHET) 1890 IEARTRENDIHG SCENES. fhe Ashley If in* Entered and nineteen Dead Bodies Recovered. at Whaaton. Ill, of the.Vanara- Wa Circuit Court Judft DrummondL in Exeitad Whaal Markat at Chtaafo —*Ji*ny Parsons Owmrtiili In Germany. Eu* VlUMUlM, I'e.. Mm -jr- At tft n'rttttir this isirtHNIff pir«t) Al i o'clock two more bodies bail Inmb m** oat, aad m«Mi for the oilers ia gOSng nu. The body of Mi. hfc. «nry is kte-'wn lo be under ttn immen-o pi'e of deferi* a»f saav wot b* found for days Anthony Frovne atnl Kofcert W. IcUm. the mfB reamed last night. are in arttteai condition. It w» believed they will •Ian die. General Superintendent Pbillipe, fin iDterrww with the Aseoctated Press reporter, said the men lost their lives thtoogh the negligent of th« assistant nunc boss, Ailru. who instated opon re lighting hi* lamp in (ha preeenee of a large volume of gw. Hail he not dona ao tbe mr now dead oonht all have beta »acued Mi*#. Hons Alien, who »m reacaei alive last Hid this morniag. A* KX ITKD HAKITft. Ptiaa mt Wheal al OMIfAMo, dakmm* Omm Op »iMMrtt ar yraaf "HnaajliaiiH Wm Mav l«, Whaat van |ai«« «t the opaaiug, tb« •rat prtoa twuitf yi^c for i ui, th« ax tW i loMiog of Taatacday. ithiu tan mtw HUM, hoa«vaar. it haraw# auctt^ti. and •tvooRar tui r«!ort« af front thronghout tlM n»»rlhw«at, anl ntl**u««d to '.».tJc. It aaattum I tua«ivftnc« nntti «t II IS Jrtljr va| Xham ^xai. aomcL atcitft want in (*M«, Joly atlvaitciBg ala*Hkt 1 MMt aKva tka opeaiug u .haavy nU»p flWMiia MMfle y«d*nU?. M»i« TtMH**«M4bi ta J» watit. WaAvukt.\ la, May 1. W. Robtanou, wbsUevala for B. F. H(»»ria Jk i'o «fcota«ai* |#«r«te9a ttf fifei ctgo. imtmi iu «»#rly «»u th«' i hw««o, Ml. I'aul A kftit«a* t'Uy tr«t«i from tha a«Mt la th*« abdaaria of it r» aragea J«*ft )a« tfOtk* in tha ilayot tnth taitrncliooi that I hay t«a aaat to hta hniai iu tho mormug. lnrtag tha ni^ht bnrKlar** nu «o|ratK« to tha ttai»( anil i m.-.i tiotti of the irunka, wbirli iontaua«Ht worth of watt hea, javalry atitf (IUHUOQ|m ()a» ol thf trmka aa* OAiried iato a H^ld Adjoin ing the dftfvot, whare it was toawMoffathrt tttli tha l«*«a *altutla i¥rtioni» of ita coatauta At! of tha «tiaiuon«la, about goi«l aad litrar watobaa, hund rada of chains, pin a aa) chartiia art onaa lag, aatiaialaii in »aJtta at fl.,(**). ttaarrUiag |«rtiaa in woflfiat tha country ia alt iitr#utiou«, a»«l aHhongh M^athl tnupifMi who Uav« iatalr ba»i aaaB uboat tha dajMit ban baan awWwl, aoihiDK haa haan fottaA to todteate that tbay arr roh- rannart. AilteNaa af «k* Mat* id *ar*a«a VaaaMa. Aavrtw Ta* May m. After fha dt*patch hail haan aant out ftraln Anatia a few dofa ago announcing a auit agaiuMt th' Fariu»T HHisn uiioi Hp** at Taiia« It wa«t »*ija»ii«ut by pratuioeul alUanci) men that matter* he kafit quiet a ahort ti«a. Walarday all grottud* tor fart bar aaeracy andad whau tha atiorii«y aanottu^id a »wii fln)otniQg tho pauUcatiaa) of tha Mervmy, and aot tm 1 VtBt that pert mm had poii'tr*Wti tbc »a«ne at Ashley and found nineteen imuKi* leinl. Hit tu»ti ere «ti11 missing, aud it MAN than UkeU that tb«n, twi, are all dead. Ai thi uuitlMii dead and charted bodies were being bruo|ht it was heartrending. Men, VttMtu m4 -fUMnn, ^riiu% end, gvnaafutf, fell hjmid (Mr knees. lifted thetr hand and their «f« towards heaven, aad for III# dead. at agatart Ha praaant masa|r#ra, Taro other aatta ^Ul U matitntiMl a^ainrt tha old alltaaoe Tb* AU#mitinnH aat forth grat« charg#», aiui »how a woafui atat* »f affftira MM! 4«plorabi0 otsatiaa and waat« of fuu«ta. Handra)» of thouaaiida of dollar* aant ap to laliai«, it mi allag«tt. have frttt*rail mW§$, m*i Umi alk^oe mm aanuxt Uu. ,«tuu ttt raaeh o*ar K* t.thet With***! Matter aniFAVi.. Mtnn May iu fha libel suit tot $IU,000, bro^ht by Attorney Albert Knettle, ot Minneapolis agaiuat the St. Paul Pitmen Prr*w, was th*u*u oat of couit by Judge Hick at St. Psal. TIm lib I allied waa the piihliaa Hm of some remark* by Attorney laa Lawler, of Ht, Paul, asale before the board of4irecommissioner*, a waM queatinuad whether a newspaper haa the right to puh Hafe statament or a •jueetion whan that •aataiuaot ia libatous in itself, even though tha pohiieation of it be »-l uatad by no iaahc« -ludgs Hieks de»*»dt^ that it has *«ch right, aad that th# fvt of tha natter being privileged exempts the newa paper from auit, or that tbe ps{ter cannot ba compaliad to ita mm an tfe* law** alt he privileged publicatiou. .liute* l"iw«w«ait lleat. QUicaao,, k* limmmond, tha yanrfiia as* laiM« »f tha otted Htatas circuit coart, ^l^i ai bia hosse in Wheatoa, 111., at II 0*a«:*dk iaat night of old age. ludge lrommond *s* one of the tottg «0| iu active aervine upon tha baaeh of all the eireait juUgaa i» ba country. H* wnw appoiatel in i8&0 and o®ciatad can Htu.n*h tiH 1884, trbf-n hia growing to ftr»«»l¥ «f body induoad htm to retire. Pivaideut Arthur ap(ointed .lodge iraa aa'his socosaaor. Tha Jndga Wm •aar* of age si tha itasa of death VS* mf-' rAM I1M« ALiaANCK nKAKIXU. •»a,«MMMMI Waa«a4 W*aniK)Toi«^M»r Ifc Tha baaxiiiK of tha Fanaar*' aUiaoea wpraaeotatiaa wm coiitinuad Itv tbp w*v4 ami nmuou* »«oiHaaUt»'t\ Mi. mo a* n irnr "7fT,r v? iivitirstobt thr luoioual l«K"tur»-r of the oryau!/'i. tion, took np tha argamant Ha not ad fmddntt UmoIBI projihwy thai th«- c.»r}or?\ttotjK would he enthron. lt that tit** property of th«» eooatry WOQUI Im* foucmitrMtted and th«* repnhlu- itarlf orar thrown Thank (tod the laat predictiou mm not fuiiliad. hot the otharn had hmti (n« t«#ntiath of tha p#opt«* cmiiad thrw Itftii* of tha pmpariy. If eongroaa rofu*».,if to approva th^ *nh trvaaury plan, th«n oth**r, that thare would uot a hoekat «hop i«ft in th« ijital Htat«»fi. "fbto day .f upecnla turn in would e dn#away a ith and tb«- pro«lavr and (Mltian wmM ha ••rouxht to^athar. Htxt^au million 4ottara *o«M tmUd ill tha varalioiuaa the alltancr wanted. What good worn «»«r and harbor im* |»rov**iMiit« to tha debt-rvhhni, epprtaiid farmer v In roncluatoo ha Mkt that if tha aoaa mittaa thooght a lacdad baaia |««at if thay could not aecwpt a crop baahi, lat tham pat it in lb« lull. "Io «Miiuetbiiig to ralit-va tb»- farmar« loii't make it a qoaatioo of tariff or pohtfoa, bnt let tha hill stand no ita Biarita." MK'| llOIM«4*A IHMI1W WVOlOt. **ra|ia aal at tha at. baala Caiiiaraaw *9 iMrii atywirt P*r«a« mm iaaUgiM*. •T Lorf«. May t«, I'kttf fratamal dalagatioaa ware artfa* to the gamral -onfer»-Bc« of the Hethixijtl Kpia«M|ai '•hurrh Hoatb. Aiuoug thaui WUN F. hnatol, of ('hi aago, r^preaontative of the nottbarn charch Jbiabop Handru praaided at tha confetaooa. froiith ('an»lina (Wiegataa- aa^gaxtfd that thf Saw of th«- t*bnr -h lw -o 'battled a ieTaraga. au tha grouoU that wRcfa lawn piovlda for ttie eootmnanra of a traAb antl ftiruiah no protactiou agaumt it« ravagaa. The pr »p«r attitn4 of ('hnctunn toward the drink ttAfltt. h«ki io b« oaa of aneftiffNro miaiBg opjM«Htob. Thaaa will a^jrea^t dab«t» when the rejKirt aomaa np for «otiMidaratiou. Hnndry chwigea in the di-t.ipiin»" wara reconiuminU?.! for tha benefit of iIih Himitotli xpeaking Meth ixh*l« of Mexico, Tha article requiring atibniiKMion to the government of the I rutcl Htataa ia to be takum oot of the Hpauuh diaatpime and foot not* added ai|daotiug that the Methodiat church dc •iren It* nMHuiiara to be good and loyal •ati)6cta of whatever governauent thay are IIVIOK tinder 1 h. diuaion of the mcni tiarabip of th® Anarch into wbita, black mhI lodiau ia to ba onittad, and inataad of "iriving aatltfactory »vida»ee of the poa ae«Htoii of OEinioti Kugliah mlucation oaodulatea for ordination in Mexico will ba raqmrad to giva aatiafaatory avidanea of tb« }K»«aa«aton of a common 8|*niah adu oatwHi'. __ May H. AtMwba Indiana along the border ba ||reau old llaiioo ami AriMM hava eoa Jlittrd «e*cral miirdera lately l.ait Pri day a pro«|MH-tor, (iaorga Adatna. waa kilitNl ami four Mexican minera flrad on, two of tbam tteiug fatally woundatl, at a point ju»t over tha hoc in Honors. Tha Indiana aaeap*d to thia aide of the line. A party of miner* paaaad tbrottgh the White lioaqtain reaarvatto^i a few day a mHo. When naar lUa^k river thay found a ruinad (amp that bore evident of baung htt't' deaoiatei b* a revengeful foe. Urokeu cooking utanaila. tool*, empty amiridga halts, and ranoanta of oiotbtng wan at tared aUmt The moat convincing avi dan«. however, wan tha dabm of a larga lira, amung th# aahaa of which ware hu man bonaa, a aack of oorn |»arttally hurnad, and the ramatoa of thraa Alphoaaa J. Rtephani. «IM dial Lavyar lleytiolds yesterday, was maigneJ in eourt thi* morning »n«l reauuntad. Th# phyai cianw «-ut won! that then opinion w:y. that Karuoids cannot rscovar. KiUeit l»| it r«wt!e* Me. May Infornation haa haa* rtasivad that twa river driver* near Mooae riear were kttlad and tbree others were temnly injured by the explosion of a keg of, powder in an old low* Fun la., May I®. Christian Croota foundry snd aia enme shop** were burned. Tha loas ob Vha buildings snd oontsot* is total and aalt* mated at $6,000 insurance, tl»900. MttrkMl W a PWINt day Krw Toaa. May If-. Foot lads, iwaging ia aga from 4 la 8 years, were burtel by a faltiag Ml bt ftoath Hvooklyn yeatarday V a«x If a* a Wai jk, Mav M. Tl»* rapnblicani* of Randall's eohgrss •tonal district will aujfcs no nomination to th# vte.iiit |)aee. f)a«attiai Law oaaawa. Oat, May id. 4 Utt*4 U rwrnot# the r^atMctiona h*4giti« io thw utitionai iMOkiiiK ayatc«». The farutrra wotii.) srj uotluug about truatk •aid conhinatioBM aad tha oaatration of tpoitay if thaj c«*nld bolil thr -mp« in aoli trrnauriaa ai-tl wir« not rtiu«|M*Iled, a^ at preaeut. to «m*I| tb«*m at atatai ItinaM. It wonlti hr a goiktud to tb« roaatrr to paaa tha aub traaanry hill for tha raaaoa, if for AU*\°r nm to prohibit the waning*' of .ii»cihy^ fieraon* axaapt thai the iuamag of the innocent partT to tb divorce i« not to ba prohibitad, BOI ih tha marritM# of n pamon who ha* aacurvrt divoroa on Mcnpttiral groandw. Tha coaamittae on t^caparanoe &tttu*tiad ita "a)»}'rtv»Tii- rt*^dirai.-i33 af,r«7STn» git tkw* tocwnaiag or }x i mttting th» niannfaoture 01 aiii« of iatokic^tiug Injaori 0ar N'OMTHWKKflCHX coko Thmjr Wm imdMm. Cannot Haw Yons, May H« Lawyer Uaynolda, ahot fef ani. in New York, will die. Tha eamp bora avtdanc* kaavuig a*iy racantly oc^apiad. III •'^1 MADTSON, SOtlH DAKOTA HIGH LICENSE AFFECTEB. Opinions that the Recent De­ cision Affects States Mj®v- 1 jng^ High License, Railroad MM Protest Again*! A Bill Mnyia. Y"'* fttatal VapMhar far UlMMl kt**r mhI Uarka» A||n apa'tnltaan. WiMH*«T'\ Mai Ml. Conatdrrahia oppoattnm w batng devai oped to the river and harhor hill, but thara u»§o j^fobabilit^ that it itt| $m, |Wtt off Hi ix-xt nn mwifiTf «*»v 'inui* rajnort ir»t will fafctt up aoon as thr larift bill ia out of the way. i'b«' delegation from Washington ia not al togathct Mati*tia«t with tbc bill and will inaka a atrong tight to amend it in tha senate, even at tha axpana* af Oragott The WaKhmgtoii are at ready pre {tared to make a tight for theft *tatc and have iiitrodncwl and bad referred to th# eoniMarce comrnittoe anieudaMota to the bill covering the point* needing untnadiata uttantion. The (tregou )N»o|ic are wllliug that Waahlngton -hall get ail that ta (kw albia. but will obK*ct to any change* at tha •'ipanac of their atata. Iu tin* Intter atatf inipmvamoeta have rteen going on {mrtiallv for year*, and in the praaaut hdl proviaion ih made for tte aspaiitiiturc Iini•negotiations ar •i 4. Tbe Aaaaiaiaa partiaaieat was praiogaad •o-Aey I I ItOI Nl) T» COMF nr. 4ha jwyxslMUty lakaay CMmaiew Oat# 11M altai Rtai»% WasanaoTOM Mav Tha secretary of tha traasurf Ms traa» aiittad to the senate a report from Datun E. Coon, Chinese inspector at Ban l'tego. Cal., with reap*.»ct to evaaioni of Uie bi nese »•*«*!usion iw-t. Mr Coon t»ay* it is traethnt tbe Chinese are coming into the I'nited Mates despite the effort* of tha custom* de{iart moot to keep them oat. Commenting npon charges that tb" excluaion »ci ia failure. Mr. Coon aay* thirt this practimlly true Mr, oon HUgK'^ta treaty with the Uritiab go* srnmcut an«t Mexico kK»k*ng to the iu« uf th® Chinese, ami suya Chinea cIiimiou lagisiation would than l»e ve*f simple. Without each treatias the at cluMiou of Cbni«*« by aieanw i- an undertaking of great magnitude, owing tH tbe prtwuioal im|*oaaihilUy -f policing tha thousands of miles of boaadhrv line. The Morrow and other bills, Mr. Coon declares, are defective that t.h®y provide to- the return of the Cbine«* to the country whence they came. Kven the chilirwa langh whan told of thin law, for thev know that th# Chinaman retoracd to Mexic will he aating his breakfast mi ihr i-aiisd the next day. Apyeeftrtasfta** law W«WiWKMf Mav M. The vHJa- preanient baa laid bafaca the senate a staten»*ut from Secretary Nolik? tn whu-h that ftlcisl oiy» tbe ne^aaily of hirgei appioprarons to be expended it* the surveyor-ge&etal's oft«e in Hooth Da* kola. The aecjretary »ails attention to tha fsct that tbe o(wuing of the Ki»«v reser vation will nee, asitate an nnusnally t*ef»*y expan«e. *nd t^-Sev»a thst the appropn*. tuae calle.1 for in the legiMiatiaa, aad judicial bill are too amali, HI) AY Apprahanjkion that tha S»m« Will iH' «i«»r' frowht ear* with Barora u^Mgrw. Otn** _. powar hraktHi and antonmti. eoetdan. oWSiy AllNt tna WorKIBf They proiented agiitnat the a.loptioa of Of tha aw aa\ lagiwlatiou apou tha 'M If th« opinktiiH nf k.hm» finmenl tofn ara correct, the recent ort^tual jteckaga" IImUou by the anpraitie court t* of an n»nch tntereet ui a high Ih auaa atata aa in Iowa or any othar (trohtbiiioo at ale. Tka opinion is eipremwd fraely that it appflM to high lioena# well a» prohibiti«n lawa. Senator Hoar bi» taken o« r»«ioii io »m« preea hittiaelf to that »f««t. Kt tloy lmgley, who repreaantw a dial riot of Main# in th# tower hoitae, and who ML counted a d«*r headaii iHwyar, had ek |raaaed tha opinion thai the daoiaion ap plic* pwiael) to high tic«-»me aa it doe* la! prohibition. The position which theaa man art foicad to take i« that if the paa •age of a law ptohibiting tka ania af itqoar. in original packages* ia noooift atittrfiona! mt«rfer«nra in iotar-ctata commerce, tha paaaaga af a I mi requiring payment of a high lioanaa for aelling 'original parkagaa" W Mi interlerenc of preeiaaiy the aama na- tare thai under the daciaion th« powar of the •tate to regulate the vala by local op tion, prohibition or h« pnae were alike nu lawful If an ongitmi (wckaga inav be a pint tiaak oi a aaaled iuuiature demijohn containing a aingla drink, th« effaoi on th* aala in high license ataiaa won hi prac tical IT exempt "utatde ahip era. who conlul do an alinoat retail taiaiueaa under tbr op eration of the atate law A new hill haa b*« tntroduoad by Mr. Wiiaon, of Iowa, conferring on the atataa tha power to tag nlate the handling of import ad Injnors, to hich th Mine oi]cct.toii wa* uiadr on tha ground tb*t tbi« |tow« o«hl not Im» dela. gatetf to tha utaten. A good daal of appr** htiiMion i« expraaaad from nan from lagh hm&m «UAaa that the deotaiou wiji oaaljr tfaot tha w»rltittg of tha law. i: .*K' tT A Y UltWOmY OSJMf, Cwr» Ha h. 1 W. (I Hrown, ganaral au|*erintendent of in I twa and lliaa«mri« engine on that ro«d »a« a|tnp»Hwl with poaer hrakea, and "i.tam frnpM i'»ri. I'be cout|au approprialad l\0fl,UK,n Un#* tb»t every a IWfi.W*) to eitand that 40tpncat thia yaar, aliinh anm wontd pnt brakaa and coupl. rx on ft.tWVft cmra. Ha opt»o«*ed any ie^ialMtion on the auhje.t aa oMeiaiia. I hare ara roada In ttie north wext which «•Mild uot poaatbl* comply with the ra~ ^lureiuenta of tha iuw, and t||ay would ha either driven into bankruptcy ar compelled to miapend o|*eiationa. If any legistntion t» to be «Mlopte«i, Mr brown aaid. it should to give effect to the ri'*-oaiiui iidaf wna »f the Master Car Hotldaia *»ao itiiiov, for no tody of eiperta could poatolii La aa well clipped mt HUmx IW. I*4mss. MWSi. thay to farniuli peaeti*a« hie xn^aHtiona to railroada. WUHTKIIIK PORK fACKIRd. *Uuwk 1 tty TM Wltk at. Laaii «mt raartk^ l*lar#- A Mf lariaaaa for tha ^ar»*r «'Hy. i'tjo i.s.NAi!. Mav W. The inoiauaki PrieB CStrvtmi anjra: TlM week a {tanking In th# waat haa bw*ti WT», WiObogu, again at tha preceding week and 2?»tUHM» laat vaar. The total |*from March 1 U 'i.315 «KM» agonal I,905f •*0 iaat yaar, an in reaa« of Iti par cant. i.etKhng potato romparnm follow* Chiraii -4!k-i,«a Il Ml ft i 1 •nr. mum of •uilmant anm« to make intprovamenta in Nteal of lart»!v Leaping up the work begun year« ago. Senator A Hen aava that the new Htatc aenator- will have nonicthiuK to *ay upon tbc appropriation for anrveya. an4 that all will atand tc^*athar npou the qiiea* tion when ft come* tip for o&aideratioii ia th» wei.ate. Tbe aenator« from North and Houtb Dakota and Montana have jniue.i uk and will work tt^ibar io aocnrw aoiuething like jnat a)»pmpriation. Tha aaoate i-.'W wittae on coiumarce haa bagau ••OUHI l eration at the iitll a« reported to the bouxa ao aa to ba able to make a prompt raport on it to the anate wi»«n It reacliea tber«. H|teakitti of the action (»f the couianti^c^ CUaitiuan i rjf aaul ha had m» hilt paaa tha ho oaa. i»y» ft preoadeut, pr«Me«a tion* nndar tha atate law a similar atnte of factK itra improbable. I'rohibitiomata general!v couoade that the fa«leral la ciaioi) in»k»?s the aaia of UqQOf ui Mew I eagws af IH«IIWI«II» Month «i., Vua Mav 14. It aaid that a new aaeret I Hah aaaocia tion, with a membership of 10,WW, has beau formed, with ita head centers in Mon treal and Qnebac, its ohjwct lieing antago niatic to British rule. M^ny proiuineat I nab citicenn ileny ita existence, tmt one wall known man, on being interviewed, Mid that he waa interested in the matter, and that the saeiaty waa Iteing conducted on linen aomewhat aimilai !o those ot the Clan ne-Uael It in thought that the prmc.ifnal ob|*M ia to obtain money for the haaeftt of the Irish home rule party, aod that the Anal object ta the annexation of Canada to the I'nited States. There are aa maiiv French ae inab tncmlefs of tbe Uagne. A Frenchmau, auppoaed to tie a prautlneni inembei, salt) that the organisa tion waa founded in Toronto by an Irish •aspect naaueU McbruJU*, ahe had Uaafrom hia uatiVf country and was at prraant re awiing in Buffalo. tallMai wtMi aa May it. The Allan line ateamar 1'ariaian, which aotivad id Quebec from Liverpool, nar rowlv escaped disaatar og the V.anks of NawfouodUii'l A heavy tog prevailed and the wteamer waa proceeding cautiously when the lookout sightcti a hnge iceberg abont forty yards ahead The- engine* ware immediately r#veraed, but thesteantai ran oa a portion of the iceberg to a dis tance of about twelve feet. For a tiN» the huge ship abiveivd from the abock .ind great exciteuient prevailed on hoard, a panic being prevented only by the aolf peaaaaaion displaved (by the officers. Mhe lay on her broadside a full utiante fad Ca(t KiU-hte orderwii all handh on deck, and the erew to atand bv the ats. The vesae'j bowevei, gootj Netth b|ck tbm abater itninjomi, A Nslloaal ValearsMg. Wane May I«. Mr. Kdmett«is baa ifttrodwad iathe aaa «l« a hHMu eatahKsh at Wtahtagtoa a ntii verMity of the l*»«te»t Htstea, to be c»n troilej by the Cnited .States. A saai aet exceeding S.'00,tk*t in to be appropriated for grounds and buildings, and g6,t*Mt,(*W) is ta be set asiiic aa a ocrpetuiil fiutX The iastitatton is to be non -a«otariaiir *etl in th« ladUiH lati Wa*hi*oto?(. May The aeofwtary af tbe tatafiat if te law of uniting the Indians at th? Fine Hidge agency. South Oakot*, and those at the Toegne Ui\er agency, Montans, and lo cating thsm npou the Crow or some other reearvatkMi. Tbe president believea sncb an *rf*ugimetit would proaMde Use heat iatereats of t-oth ban da. mt Hi* i?ia« IMmrtHefa Mia. Mich May it. While Peter Vyn, ti OtaiMl, Mkfe., was at the hed*tde of 1x1*. 1yin^ lHjghtet, Mra 1 \aneeuaaui. at Zeeland, h«. to the floor ami expired of heart in Vyn was a prowdawM i agad ahoat to. .v ^Ss ear** Ma- A nearer of promtiu ikt railroad oii) hav# haan Wore the «m«ta oomanttaa naeimcr«H» h» expraaa thai» vta*« «|wf« tha a#*eral billa iritoinlod to ftioipal railroad iww. aw.uuu aaa.ouu ia»,un !«l,000 a. U|r iij,ooo v v *•*««»mi I1.-.UW '.""O K) 7$ a» n.0)K» lndianai»Ma. kCit waukea Cwibi K»||liAi tiK jjiiiatl,...., ^.#r W i.. hit* Uti.tiQt) 7»,iwi M.(IOI) «§,4U) tt.ouo M.UUj aa&.un i Nat»raaka Otty AH other* i.«iu»r l« MaiAh Uafcata* AUMiren May W Tha ft rat original paek^f« «aaa B»talag to Sonth Ihkkota wa* diamiased at Altai-dean. Tha hearing aroae npou tbe qaaatiori of whether the doitri. attorney of Hrown eooniv Mhonid hit: mti rmatioii agaiuat nt»n at iareaiout alleged to have received "ciiaa of *l»«ei Froiu Bt. FauT. W it ueaawi were examined ami the dietrlet attorney found no unfBciant evidence iiixin which to au informatiou. Th# i-ear. in fact,waa ordera.1 befor» the law went into effect, but did not irrne nutil May 3, than prevent ing a clear infraction of tha law. a« tha gave it aww* The finding of the dittrtet wttoraay la s^gnafdasl hare a*«a» innueci of reoognmng the iteci«ion ot th* I mUti eU*l#* M*ipremr court, and though in uo NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED Satisfactory Adjustment of the iehring Sea Controversy with Canada Assured Ellansivft Sohame Afoot to Davakip Southam States by Northern Capitalist* and Capital Motown* Swarming to Amarfea flon Europa—-Wans Hbing- Had* to Bar Thatn tel. M*4W*,aat. May M. The Brhrtng aea itogfitiationa haa reaetc«l tha at age of mare technicality and Anal de tail. and n full and aat la factory adjuat ment of the coutro^ejm% in ta«ur#d The t(iis«iiaii goverumant h»» from the begin mug v lit mil It agreed lo join in whatever arrangement Kbotild {rova eatiafactorv to the American government. If hereafter the ctti/ena of any other powar than rreat Hntaiu, Knaaia or the I'nited States •boul.l engage in the North I'acific N»al IHhery «n« |Kwer w«ll U jointly in*ited iy the thrac jntwern named to adhare lo tha convention It ia aipected that tha govern went of Japan will tender ita adbeaiou to the convention an coon a* promul gated. tbe country Iteiug the owner of eea) rookeries in the North l'acihc ocean con •tantiy growing in valoe. Fropoaitlona madf by both the I'nited State* and Eng land wore not satisfactory, and it wan »gie« that further and more reliable in formation wa* (temrahie, and thia they t*ro pose to otitain by a joint inveetig.ition of the real state and charactcriatic« of the fur ncul fiabery, through the agencv of a mixed committee of expert*, upon who*e report with accompanying evtdenoe they mean in ample time to have the international regu lation in operation neii aeetuon, to frame a ou«entxu Meantime there wiill Ite no seizure of Kritiah veaaela in llehriogaeaex cept for actual violation of the territorial jurisdiction ttf the t'nited Btatea Ibe Can adian aealer* will Ih- advi»««d, however, oot of regiwd to their immanent intereate, to liae their aealing prtvilegat in mode ration, and uot in each a manner aa to give re newed occasion to tbe Amerioan govern nietit to repreaeut the |erietnity of the fur aeal a« endangereil by the i»r«-»enc»* of pre i- neaiing in Hebring aaa. in that event 'th« Hritiah government haa promised to i^iyc all r«innmiiiiie weight to the [articiilar interest of the government of the I tnted HtateK in tha aaal beniH reaorting to the AiuiT.t an ia|aui« in Behring xeu, and to Hto{i at no restriction neceeuary to aave the female «eal« from attack and alaaghter 1 hia aaanrance baa paasMMl at W aahington with tha full concurrence of the Canadian goi#f«in«nt, whl. H»ciauu« any wiah io ttartv Ia AMwaaieMHi he aa,, '•iti. wii' ag.-viimt |bf fur rteaHT AJ»ITA1. (lOINe IOPTH. l»n« uf aw Urtaaitwi and Atssaw Heteeaae at lt»«aay«aiiat. Ai.aAHv May 10 There have itecn filed to the oAoe of the jatnireury of state of New York, a namher of incorporation oertifit-aiea which indicate that an extensive scheme ia afvtot to de velo| the southern Mtate* by organized in cursion of northern capitalists and cawital. 't he pei-uliar feature of each is that ita pre hmtoary certittcatc always bears a capital stock value of $.',.tMNi or other small aunt, which i« a)way* mcreaaed in tl.c Ister certi ficate to fUVt.tkMt or i'i/iti.ouU. A ahort time ago the Kentucky Hidge Improvement Company waa incorporated by practically the aaiue New York capitalist who have just aant up to Albany the preliminary certificate of the North Alahuuta 1 anil andlmprovmcat eoui|auy (limited The proposeJ exia tcuoe of the company ia twenty years, am) its initial oapital stock is Its par l»osc, aa stated at aom* length, ia "to ac quire mineral, titnlser nod in the itatc ot Alabama, and to sell, ax chsngf. mortgage, leaee. nr develop the same for homestead, manufaciartog ami ether purpoees to aiannfacturc coke, iron, iuniber and other materisla io establish or aid industrial enterprise therein, to erect tnd build hotels, dwellings, *lioj»a and other struct urea, sewers, water works, mill*, electric and water power, aad such other plants n* may be found necessary or expedient." Oj*-ratioii« are to l* carried on in Alhama and Miaaisaippi. The incor porators are Josiah IS Hloas»ai, Ran dol|in Heury. Hobert (iillespie, Hugh D. end Albert (ialiup. TiaaMi ia e Mtestcaa aiala giS, A» ri'Mu Tai May t€. Serious apprehension af bloodshed, growing out of tbe presegt political dif||. colty io the stai« of Coehuila, Mexico, hi felt at Kagle i'aes and other Texaa to waa along the Uio Orande Col Valder, com inaudtng the picked Mexican troops at Han into I Juan Hahmsi* about seventy-five mtlea aoutbweat of F.agle i'aea, haa received or 4era from President liiax to |»roeee«l to Juarez, sod be ha* gone there with 100 envslrymeu. The relation* between Gov, J.6e Maria (1araa fJftlau anal Presi-lcat Ihar. have not been pleasant for a long tim*v. snd it in fearwd io* alan is at the bottom of a revolution in his stats It is Ixhevcd that Col. Valde* will depoae lialan on hts arrival at Jnarer. and a military Sshe4l. »verameat ia Oaabuaa wUl ha aa Dakota'' 8e*f miaaeA Attecaejr. gir.nar. Max Jt„ Ekl Van Meteie, an e«tacated Wiou* Kg. dian, after a critioal exaiuiuatMm was ad* mittei (o practice law lefore fiakota cir cuit courts. He claims the entire Hionv aation of |XHplc will lie bin oon stitueuts A number of important Indian aasea have Iteen began and Attorney Twa Meters will handle them for his people. iifrmaa ftayie Ihs wagi. mm** May if. A ferry !«at toade.1 Witt. pBSSSItgeW 1Ta»" croa.iUK tbc river filler, kn Hile-ia, to day, Wbfit it smidsnly thirty m* of the '»mip(e ware drowaad before touht i#a**h tbam, ,r PRIOR FIYKCKNT& MORMONH FHOM Rl R»PR. Twelra HuiMtrwri Ktpa«t«4, Rat Matiag MiaAe to Bar TUmm »t, Maw Tims, M*v l»- The advance guar i of a little army if l,^i cou«*rti to MoraMNa. due ham thla yaa» on steamships of the Gnton line, ha*a arrived at New Vork oa tha Wf-oming. II conaiated ttf about I Swede* and Ianaa, about half of whom are »omen. I hay ware in the charge of Miaaionary Adolplk Auderaoii ami four Monuon eldara. I^ahflt lnepectoi Milholian I {oaatiooe tha nu§* •louary to tiud out ah«t heir not hi* cog« verta might not lie {iraventwi from landiiie nuder th»* contract lator l*w. Tbe out* hiunary answered warily. He admittad I that the party IimI laeu aKHtiraA that thay w«m|.i ftud employmant, iiut that thia employment wa* not actually waiting tham. Their ielativc« anil friend*, tha mtnaionary said, had guarante**.l to giva them Work. Thev were permitle to iaai and look a ateamet to Norfolk wheoaa they will go weat. lna|eetur Miltbollani^ who wa* in I'tali iaat fall lookii^ into taa aabject of Mormon immigration, thinJfea that there la little ilouht that nearly all at the Mormon immigrant* enter Into a vef. be! contract with the missionary, wiMI promisaa them employ meat in the nagp world. The recent decision of Judge 1^. combe. Mr. Milholland think i4, gives tha collector power to bar immigrant* wtgi even under an implied contract. MPAKKw KltUM THK U fllKH. Oot*Aao'M aaw opera," Daale," wm d«cad at the Opera Tomique ia Parta, i met with a go»d reception. EVIHV state and territory hi vaf in the national convention of the knightr of Honor now in session at Detroit, Micifci A itKPOMT hss been made to the depart, ment of health that two proi.nuncsl cases of laprosy e&ist.Ui tht LUuumt colony in Ctiieaco. Ft vr of tha pereoas injared by tbe ea ptoalon of baliatite at Avigliana, Italy, have sine* died, making the total namber of victims nineteen. TBR American plenipotentiary st Brus. aais contesta the competence of the anti slaveiy confarenoe to allow the Congo state to tax imports. A N frt cotton comer Is being formed i» Lancashire, Hog. A large qaantity of American cotton ia already cornered, auft prices are atlvancing. NRAH Htar l^ake, N. T., Haaiy Vavaey ahot ami matantly killed WfTTiani Mony. net! Thev were neighitora and bad a|| angrv dispute, which led to the murder (ma HUNDRED AND rtPTV Mormoi# arrived at New Yovfc by tbe steamship Wyoming roate for Salt Lake City-. They starts! for tb^r deetioation as sooa aa |04aible. lM the election to fill the psrlismenta »Jk V" i ft aa^efe-aa 1 aua tea w* Jlk wm*. town site land four dsiy« they will plow their heJd* up sn|| put in other crops Three w*eka sk" therg was maguiuceot wheat j»r«»ipe« t, but tha alisence of rain haa atoppped its growth, and it ts now beginning to head out at a height of leaa tba* a -Amp*. A fee* «Ma would save it. a cant by tbe «l »tb of Matthew llarn-, Uocbe, Fsrnellite, «aa ntfataed withoat opposition. Hkihh of Paul S|«»Bord. once tuiilion• sire shipping merchant in New Vork, mo»e for the removal of .1, L, Spofford sa ei ecntor. It ta aaiA SS.uya.0M aaa aaae counted for. n Povi Hfhi.y haa iaaueI tuauifaalo to the Knighia of iabor advocating a on stltutionat convention to mixlify tbe con at notion of Pennsylvania so that the Aus tralian ballot system csa he ado|»te4. IT waa stated ibsl the minaion of A. F. (iatilt to England hati leen sncceasful, and that the absorption by an l.ngliah ayndicaie of the cotton trade of dicnada at the prtca of Slii.OtMi.iNMi is likely to itecome an so complhthed fact. KatiMa C.'rwfNi Arcan»o Kan May it There is grave danggr ia northeaetera Kaneax that tbe wheat eaaf» will he a fail ure owing to a lack of rain. Farmer* say that iiuiesw there is rain within three or TilK MAKKKT1 aiMis ctu u«s Bugs EaiunaWd r«c«l|»*a. offloiai jr-1 txrdajp. .sr.' Mwint |*road hUw «tow with pri sa ruling lira at 3 §c totgher than last nhtfct s oJ»a«« aiel at»-..V lusher Xb*a ye«tsrl«g iioriiinK K w rvtMiiK- mM »t S •'IV Cat»i» KaUma*««l reeeipia oSieial -fcf Indiay. 'am Jthtpimnta, N. here J«a*ke» dull «i»»i Uiwei on ••tiinmii laf*r mr ufli riuti* y-nmation* Kat a**»r«, prime, m.W 4.-J&, medtam to food, as.«ftg *6. fee.t era ebuio« w* to l.mio puaaUa.a4 u». Utam kit good, auiekars. caotc^ a^ m*? 3-10 medium to i iB-4hl Ut' oowa, »*t niadiaui V'l" to ti iiil»rio£ tt?m ohtio«. ti V. i *p- ddwl S'i 40 «»u»ue lor, §i (5 i Miwert 'ijv iwanlu^S, tuitcet 1 «i c»uitiiu fS «u« taif|« litgM tiiii j.. nulis. oiioiee. 94 Cmtc,Aao, May i."» (i «i i* Wheat steady each. July ate. Oats- Finn, sash, Ite} i^aW-' omM- HffiSL a-'.(i*!»aai. veal salves, peas to ikdm, aaoawi Huwta Ostalia lite Itaasa. Hogt KaUlualre. «tpt«, i.0 dhotal •ertlav Metsat opened bmher aelUng at a» t:s Cattle Kstliaatal receiyla, "»l, wlB«4ai ysa •srdar, Hht})tneats a eara. Marts# stsjMhr to aanaile St n.niu« I hlraga utvw ahMiau Ht«a itooeipt* 17,000. Market eeiiv. and J.wber heavy packioit aad abippin*. ai.HMM-J». CattW *ee«fii»ti, It.um Market at eat*. 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aeeeif»U ^OQU. Market atr^aag Na Uvea, a*..S0#fl.3t, ww»tera« Jaaa» a««4c Corn HUady eeah. MHe iaaa. Mfce Jely. t***, OT|a M|t Rye- Steady «ftek Hart»»v rirui frinte lu.MKhj atearfvrilJattJa hnax a«ed Klrt. WhUky k! ou '-/.'.i Kort 1'utl, eaah. June litl^ iuiy. |tr«.!. Kotiaiea^ Lar« «aUi saah, U*. Jeaet ga.au, Mew VaHt »adaafc Maw Tow, May V-. v Wheat rairtv a^tt-. fttrft awf-fifufiW11' •i inn 'si «i-Si»4e, liat* VMi^l and «tCiller ti'iat Vro«taii4M Perk aad ataiwtf. urw, fM wf Hiit tas4 4«dat aad «asr. sioa aaa ***f westera. Blgeim. wes«l era, 4* i'M, •a

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THE UBMIVAU Most Imposing Event in Madison \s History* %j-tw IT •n. Ladtss la KrlUUat Ce# tnmm Witter i* MM •A. Kteatrie Llfht. loll «M Beaatiftol rill Bii«!lrit--4 litre* te flu* Maulf- 1 tl th." opera house last evening, under MUHpicfiu of the ladiea of the M. E. r! the merchants' carnival in all rv and flitter WM presented to SK^cst aaacnibiuffe ever gathered to rn Madison. Promptly at H:30 nainess meu'H representatives, in costumes, under the command V. Nelaoa, in uniform, entered the door of the opera bouse and 1 through the five aisles to the ig music of the orchestra. Aa ng the stag* they perftwrmed a Be rn ili tar y dtfurtis that were at onw i id innpirin#. The costumes, *rv .tnd trappings throughout were d. mbiematio of the several oom ml hnea of the city, including the a, mercantile bouaea, afce. In the nco of the delightful display it N hard to determine which ooe «'«k the moat beautiful, in new of act that each so faithfully repre the business tor which it had i"f igned. A gentleman at the house last evening remarked to the U*r *You oan't chouoe better worth port this affair than to simply say 'it uy grand in every particular.'" *at radit ia due tbe ladies having ork in change for their excellent toaigriing the costumes. The thorough and systematic, and N^son may well fael proud of his 1 ii 'iilevenaaal ia taaehiag military programiM Wfca interesting, and indwichod ia with the military excellently. The orchestra 'i- Mrs. Denipstar, piano, l*rof. (1 rtin and L. P. fcihew, rioties, Ned wriiet, and Prof. F. A. French, Uo» enlivened the occasion heart e Mnwuaaippi jubilee singers est ..ad F. D. Gilbert also mag ju low we give a oompilstion of the ine* worn by tiie ladies. Also the new* poem," which was very excel r«Hl by Mrs. Chat. Smith, the rMitntiveft of the different business mapping to the front of the stag© while ti*u pa/- lutes weve being axtoied in di«« r, Electric Light Co—Miss An imgcnsoiith costume, dead black, ding crown and banner, connec tor circuit made by two copper set in stage, corresponding with Sr heel plates in shoes, skirt of decorated with six incandescent pendeut from belt bodiec with lamps in form of neefclao*. Crown junted by three lanipp, red, white lue Banner— trun«|Hrancy black white lettering wnd streaks of sig ghtmng cut in stencil, interior il ate«l by two Incandoaosnt lamps, unted by three lamp*, red, white lue. one at each upper corner and tip of staff. At the instant when Klingensmfth stepped upon the set in the stage, she became a of light, flashing the same at will, off, by simply raising the heel of »oe the fractional part, erf an inoh, cing an effect that ma*I 1m MM— not be described. Blair, blacksmith Mia« Hena jlack drees ornamented with gold Iver horns ahoea. cuffs, collar and of horse shoes, tanioahantcr hat omni of tuiuaiure horse shuus. Ban shape of horse «boe, inecribed Blair." toftiM» Miss Belle Graham dark blue broadcloth skirt, MU. 8. Mail" buttons ia front regulation ervice coat, vwt and oep, "P. O K"i»i on front band of oap. Ban cn\«lope acklreaeed MU. Semuei, rrual School- Miss Gay Pye with Htth ineeribed "Nor red, white headdress, in Normal." Banner, i the Nprtnal building )aiter No, M, R, A. Hohraudenbach preist's purple and white, rehret trimmtnl (Told lace and fringe, crown Miss .v^ cmyon Abbott, King's robe, scarlet trimmed with white and gold. HUM- Abbott, scribe's robe, purple i orange trimmed with gold. Ban scribed "Cyrus Chapter Na 36," by high priest, sceptre by king Darchuient by scribe, •ghu Templar—Mies Mabel Behiwu full uniform. Banner contain i»alges of oomcuouderies in the '1 HtaUw and Oanadas, tolhwled at d.e otmclave held'in Wariiington. Book Store Jewelry department, Luke Wuuaell dress pale blue og trimmed with belt of pendent I'haibs and charms, goki lace, etc., cut low, abort sleeves, necklace watches and chains, bracelets in •»«»n on arms, diamond rings uo all diatiiutid pins, hrotichea and ear huir ornaments. Banner pale ti^gg^ Mntkt U inscribed "The Book Store, Wall Paiier, faintM.*' Oitis«k» Nattonal Btmk—Um V. F. Smith drees, black mi tin with live dollar bills in V shape in front of skirt, panel of drafts arranged in fans, with seals on the Opposite side am! drafts aeroas back dra|»ery. necklace of gold coin, bonnet of bills, drafts and coins. Banner, black tttin, inscribed "Oitiaens Nation-I Bank," ornamented with coins. Tim Lannon, furniture Mim Katie Cknnor dress, olive green plush trimmed with curtain pulls and chains, white waist trimmed with upholstering ma terial, crown of window shade material, mminture upholstered chair at side. Banner window »hadc material, inscribed "Lannou," in gold letters. John Driscoll, clothing Mrs. Felix Vidal plain black broadcloth dcirt, gentleman's full dteem coat and vest, geutleman's dress shirt, collar, necktie and cuffs, black silk hat. Banner, black satin, ornamented with gold fringo and tassels, inscribed, on both sides "John Dnscol), Clothing," hand-painted fold letters. C. W. Wood, druggist—Miss Ida L. Jones dreaa, red material waist, cham ois skin decorated with lace and oom plasters, ornaments on shoulders, brace lets of quill tooth picks oap, gold and tiseoe paper corks, tooth brushes, HjKHiges, ©tc., in profusion ornamented the entire costume, necklace, drahm \ials tilled with colored liquid. Banner, plush, inscribed, "0. W. Wood, Drugs," with mortar in center. McCormick A Howlett, boote and •hoes—Miss Lillie Ham peon dress, white, red front trimmed with button fasteners, shoe buttons, laoee, etc. Ban ner. red plush, ornamented with boots and shoes in gold leaf, inscribed, "Mr Oormick i llowlett." A. Lewis, photographer—Miss. Lil lian Lt«wis dreea. pink surah silk trim med with cabinet photos. Hat, camera with lens and black cloth. Banner, pale blue plush, iaaeribai, «Ju T, tUvrria, Photoprapher." Big Bo^on Clothing store Mrs. E. P. Qonager drees, black sateen, gentle msii'M I'ul^wHt -eoel and rest," gentle man's coilar, tie and cuffs, black silk hat. Banner, imtcribed, "Big ttustou, Ck»th ing,M in gold. Y. C. T. U.—Miss Ida Morey ihes, white, decorated with the society's mot toes in gold, pansies at the eor*age, tam oelianter ittalaly IMHUM^ irfiiti pluah. Northwestern Loan and Banking Co. Mrs. J. IA diamitii». jw.-cli \trimmed and tiun«:j i I H' With wntch case, set of diamond*, sol- vet, bonnet chamois akin trimmed with taire studs etc. Wall paper depart- brushes and powder puffs. Hannsr, in dent, Miaw Franoiw Wadden drew* wall scribal "Fid lima," ebonrated with mor paper trim met! with border, decorated tar," bottles, etc. with specimen cards and eamplo colors McUallister Bros., hardware—Miss of mixed p1tinu«. Brume", wall paper, Florence Phettcplace drean, dark green broadcloth, skirt decorated with spwns, Jones dress, black velvet with bodice, epaulets trimmed with t*J) gold pieces and silver pieces, waist trim met! with $20, |lu and gold pieces skirt trimmed around bottom with point lace work, silver spangles, beaded alter nately with gold scab, front of skirt trimmed with hundreds, tifties, twenties, tenr and five dollar Mils, head-dress black velvet lined with yellow surah, and a creeent in form of twenty, ten and tire dollar gold pieosa. Banner, black velvet inscribed with "Northwestern Loan and Banking Co." in pid on one side, xuputt aturtgage bond un the re verse aide. Mrs. P. W. Broehar, harness-Miss Carrie M. Allen dress, grey blanket trimmed with nickel bits, buckles, ivory ringa, etc., black velvet basque, ml white and blue sash ornamented with nickel stars, biaek haft foptsaeuUag bndie. Mrs. Ellen Bergan, millinery Mi^ May Bergan drees, scarlet cashmere covered with white lace grouped with white flowers, white crepe bonnet Banner, scarlet satin decorated with whita flowaffa, black parrot perched on top. Miss Hoover, Ladies Bazar Miss Fannie Fiiicroft diKMha, light nun's veiling trimmed with pink surah silk draped with flowers and white laee, white leghorn hat elaborately trimmed with white daisies and water lilya, fringe with white ribbon and plush ornaments. M. J. McGillivray, dry gooile- Mi«n Christie HcOiliivray dress, akirt old rnae and cream brilliantine with Orien tal trimmings, riblxms and |»e«rl buck lea, Imsfjue, old rose Henrietta with crochet buttons, black silk hat orna mented with infants' shoes. Banner, wine color velvet, decorated with but ton hooks and miniature boots and shoes inscribed *M. J. MM iiUivray A Co.w Rens?h 4 Coffey, hardware—Mies Mary Keavey drass, black sateen decor ated with spoons, brass chains, tin cups, skimmers, nutmeg gratera, etc., square and compass on front panuel, belt brass rings with "Hardware', inscribed on front, epaulets wire dish cloth, »keve« trimmed with swan's down, bracelets brass rings, crown of scissors. Banner, tin teakettle, inscribed, "Hensch Jfc Coffey, Hardware," Star BaJney—?Mtak M, A. Tle«e lr«.«B, cream Sateen wttli l«aiee of pea green silk, necklace of candies, dress dt! cur a ted with cookies and fancy cakt omwn with bronze letters "lc^ Cream,' surmounted with cigars, iianucr dec orated with candies and onu kers sur mounted with American eagle moulded in bread. W. HEna, druc»-MjM SadSa Jonas, old gold plush, front ornamental with tooth picks, toothbruslw*, c«f?!Tba, Otwrks, bottoai of bits, scis«jrs and patty JMUS, waist keys and button bole scissors, sleeves ehil drens' silvers sets, pocketknives and blank keys, epaulets cookie cutters, copjKir belt locked with padlock, brace lets djgcollars, crown surmounted with swinging sptiuk&r. Banner, black vel vet, inscribed, "SlcCallister Bnw., Hard ware." E. P. Mueller, harness—Mrs. E. P. Mueller dress^ black cashmere draped with fly nets, side sash with ivory rings and snaps, bracelet* red ribbon and nickel buckles, necklace ivory ringa, crown black dash loalher ornamented with roseatte ami letter "M." Banner, black dash leather trimmed with ro seattes, Uisselw and bits, surmounted with miniature horse collar. J. B. Ktehler, meat market—Mias Maggie Kahler dress, black sateen with white vest of butchers^ linen, panels overlaid with links of artificial bolognaa, skirt ornamented with miniature cleaver, knife and saw, black hat, "J. B. Kwhler" on band. Banner, wine color, decorated with knife, saw, cleaver and steel, sur mounted with pig aad horns and fringed with toy sheep. James Bridges, laundry -Miss Alma Bartoa pure white costume. Banner, polished pUkm-flUfe Inscribed "Steam Laundry." I. O O. P. Mi« Lau r.i Baiter cos tume combination of subordinate, en campment and canton lodges, uverskirt regalias purple and scarlet, ohapeau, b.dt and sword. Rebekah Miss May Winter costume light bine with yellow fringe aad red sash, white, yellow, blue and red oap ornamented with bangles, bead neck laoo. P. Flitcroft Co.—Miss Ruby Flit croft dress biaek cambric with panel of crackers and panel of fruits ami veget able illustration^ i»ttom of akirt trini med with clothes pins and line, back of waist decorated with evaporated apples, necklace peanuts, crown of candles. Banner, inscribed, "F. Flitcroft «k Co.," fringed with egg shells. Eastern Star Chapter—Mies Wabar painted in the colors of the order, bodice trimmed with flowers, shoulder su&h and belt, crown black velvet decorated with bac^m. Banner, black velvet with star and pendent*. Hubbeii Bra*, ooal and «OQ4~MMB Eieancjr Johnetou dress, white with epaulets and girdle of coal, white hat decorated with coal. Banner, white cot ton flannel with tassels of coal, inscribed "Hubbeii Bros." G. A. It—-Mrs. E. L. Clark dress, black brilliantine decorated with G. A. It mottoes and emblems, belt, sword aad canteen, waist draped with Ameri can flag. The Madtam Daily Luadar Miss Lilia Varnum dress, white with blue panels and sash, inscribed "The Daily L*w»dor." Banner, light blue, inscrited, "The Daily Leader, Keeps No Secrets, Tells Ail the News, Circulation Big Enouglu" Prist** A Swi—y, restaurant and bakery—Miss Marian Waterman dress, dark green cashmere with panels deco rated with cookies and vegetables, fringed with peanuts, epaulets cookies, necklace cookies, bracelets gum drops, crown black decorated with candies. Banner, incribed, "Ptister k Sweeney," decorated with fruits and candies. A. J. Brocher, meat market Mrs. A. Bnx her dress, red cam brie, Skirt decorated with sausages and oyster shells, I jack black sateen, belt of shields, knife in belt on right side, steel oo left, white market apron and oap with "A. J. Brocher" on band. Banner, red with firm name, decorated with saw and knife in triangle surmounted with cleaver. J. J. Fitzgerald, general merchandise Mim Maggie Ryan dress, plush skirt in different colors, sale panels in Hovel ty braid poiuts, bodice blaok silk with angel wing sleeves of green plush, shir red froftt of white satin terminating in panier, epaulets of jet, orown white satin trimmed with braid and buttons. Ban ner, white satin, inscribed, "J. J. Fit* gera!i." in gold lettecs, deoorattd with riblxuiM and tinsel. Miss Annie O'ConneU, millinery—Miss Mabel Bush, costume, black satin and ld gold plush, front panels in laoe, rib bon and feathers, sash of fancy ribbon, neck filled with white illusion, necklace of white daises and green leaves, bodice trimmed with flowers, universal hat trim me* I in black and cream feathers and tips. Banner, old gold plash deco rated with pink ribbon. Kundert A Fit»gerald, hardware Mrs. B, Fitzgerald costume, red plush, front decorated with chains and bands of nails, left panel tin plates and nutoM« graters, right panel tea strain ers, back decorated with patty tins and funnels, cartridge belt with revolver, dog collar with tiny padlock, epaulets of dish rag*, crown copper trimmed with silver fruit knives. Banner, Oop per plate, inscribed, "Kondtrt A Fit* gerald," and reversev side containing "Garland Stoves," decorated with brass and brpuse. Jame# B. Slaokt fonoltaiy Miw tiszie (..Iter, »«)Stume, red cotton tlanoij. band of blue cm bottom skirt trimoiad mtli pmm*, mdm pucki «t front iUv v, iii, stigar bowl and t^-.^ot la a china mugs sirui^ Clark Jk McKl|tti u. WV,M PIS Lake County 1 dependent- Mina Stel la Brown dress, nhite, with panels, paga of lnde[tendent p'ioted on skirt. Ban-* ner, inscribed, "P-'litica, IndejMmdent." Tiernej Bros.,biacksmitha Mina Nel lie Tierney dresn. biuck, decorated with gold horaeshoe.M Bonner, blacksmith's apron surmounted with anvti, iaaoribed, Tierney Bros." Mitchell k bait oom blue ribbon, covers of a0 ''i^hes rqmuwntiBi chickens am «®ei shoulder, necklace of priamn. crtrwa I with silver topped wilt Hhakers mmm nted by wine glsa». Banner blue, ton -died. "J, g. Sladt, China Hall," in i ii'tters, lamp prisma oc bottom and jdhiiia cupa on each aiA^ large saucer m4k) |q oMiefei in center of baaiker Smith Cook, jewelry department— Mrs. (ieo. Cook|^lr^ black satin, large star of silver kiiiv *i bottom and front drapery, gold etasf.»: indent from waist, skirt decorated wi'i pius end broochea, neckla^ of dian ^.ds, diamond ear drops and breast i, gold watch^ on shoulders,crowade rated with gold pins and chains, banner black velvet, inscrib ed, "Smith A Oo..k," in gold, reverse side decorated wit silver knivee and forks. general merchaa- dise-—Miss Hattie Whalen coettima, light blue oaslmiere trimmt^l with swan's down and gilt Vim .Dyke points, panels solid silver beads, light blua China silk sash with pearl and silver bucklea, headdftss^- white silk flshric lianner, light tflu- u match costnm^ trimmed with SWUIS'H "Clark k ).,n down, inscribed, MeKifltmu," diver staff and frame. A. B. Olmore, furniture—Mise Eloiat Olmore costuma, skirt furniture plushes, front panel gold, crimson and gaslighl green silk plushsa, «lecoratod with ^urw rors, curtain chains drapery trimminga and furniture trimmings, side [anela cardinal imjKirted ruahed plualies hung with frames, curtain pulls and small window curtains uith initials, "A. B. bodice biMoa't'Ke plush trimmed with pictnre nails ati'1 mirrors, ejaulets gilt picture m«Milli!igw Banner, pic ture moulding apd bnias polt» trimmings decorated with oarUun chains, miniature parlor suit on either aide, uphol«tered in crushed plash »ilk bands. Crown, gold, gilt and erlmw.n silk plush dec orated with curt^n rings. Semi-Weekly B«nlinel—Mrs. F. lib Mease dress, whih velvet bodice, stir ah silk sash, first pukft' of Sentinel print ed in front of sktet, printed panels, neck lace of type, tamcfclianter hat. Banner," white, inscribed, *Semi-Weekly Seutinel, tho Largest Cireolatum," det-orated with type, surmounted with paste pot and Tseir. Public SchoeM^Miss Farnham white, decorated %ttb cut p^er, maps, and other school sniblems. Smith Son, Ail! Mrs. IS. J. Dan. iels drees, white, fKim ls of flour masks, decorated at lxttdMm with miniature till ed with fiotir sackii. Banner, plctttia mill, inscribed, "Smith k Son." Hemsing, ice house Miss Alice Barton dress covered with sheet cotton batting. I'.anner, cotton batting fringed with i ides, insoribed, "ice House." O. S. Jonss, oils—Miss Mary Jones dress, white, red cambric sleeves and yoke, "Oil and Gasoline" inscribed on front of skirt. Banner, inscribed^ "O. B. Jones" in gold, surmounted srttil plodi oovered ministnit* barrtrf. Janes Litllcjohn, graiu dealers Miss Bullock «lr«S8, black, decorated with sheaf grain, rustic straw hat. Ban ner, while satin decorated with grain. VanSlyk.- A grocers Miss Ltna L. Jones drasa, cr^m cheese cloth, blue trimming decorated with labels of fruits and flowers, headdress vegetables and fruits, necklace of candies. lianner, decorated with cundise, mounted with pitcher. W C. T. U.-Mrs. SL W. Hart dress black silk, ahoulder aash, inscribed "For God an Home and Native Land," panel scales representing the home and the saloon. Banner, old gold satin, in scribed, "S'adiscn W. C. T. l'.M Knights of Pythias—Miss Jessie Mv (idlivray uniform rank Miss Lillie Scoggan, knight. Banners dsoorated with emblems of the order. W. lLC. -Miw Ilia MCKMS MV blue costume trimmed with G. A. buttons, canteen at side, Banner, American flag, inscribed, "W. C." Fire Departunut Mrs. H. J. Stott coatume white tine tie), hook and ladder designed ou front in red. Trumpet at Side. Banner, inneribed, MMadison A J. Anderson, gr»**ries M»«« Fkar enm Felton, dre^ pink, decorated with rice, cHffees, dried fruits, etc. Banner, inscriba^ *»A, Aitdersffc," OtlS CITT» i* for Tnit'lali'. A»«set In tne tan tit la B.n rtiangf bsa u'vt »iieiies Aul |rairl'« reaotiud Uif labor Af oii-u, Otir city ajrAbir op. Hkc fS^elc if f*«*| "Til u»« ibat »r» Mmr wisi e tt m«| il»«- I Wl!) aJwuvf wert yr.nr B* Will *oU you \|rhat yoli Bjr thf Kin «ir by tbc putiad, AN if a bay jour apfira there Tsa'tl al way* ttad tb«a aoand. A US h«r« wa hatrp Flcr.rofta WHb a ntfKk of ^»cry T« aim parth it«r Tl»»v al«atr» ara incliutt, Tfcrjr will »«!l fon nil at n)| ta)| te fair tbt»y kaep it ibetr «tor«, And (hs'11 yotir p«ircbiuM «juiSM|| IXwtwred at joor d«xw. The n« \t iivr-- o-*. r«Mi la lli** cutba hail ut S tlatk Who keep* a fine a«*ort nuwt Ol cir't-rythiug yoti lack In Vnion .Block y«?i» II Sad htm nelliriB1 XOKU of Aural iiraad. For bc"» bout)ft to k-ep arrvaat WlUi ib« omi ia ias VtaSlyk* aad Aiexandfr i Are the next to c«sm«? In view With a fancy )itii uf ^rucrtlM They wiah to ntd to yni Th«* aiway* jfS\full ttir^nafS, And down weight thftrflaa there once to tMjr, aura to RO agalu. 8, If i ou KO Too r« aura Now, In of dry ftvoS* W'o'li make a fltn* du^iav, And t'iark Jt MrKhitiou's Yott'll viali «-vrrv dar Ther'\t» everyihing th*f» Wt fai)not immis tham a:H, Hut th^ ladies utHltraiatit And wis! h« ?uro to call Th#»i here ia Johnny Flu Ilia name wou fit in rbydSSk But wh«n yoo call for good*!^ il»'')i fli you *Y«rr time. Ilia ah«'lv and rounlirn ioi With nood* of every ki»d So. wheb you wiah U (»urcii Jaat ka«p hint IK your raISS Mctitlllvray, oo the corncr, the very latest a(!HI In every kitiil of dry W libit) a thousand niiKi* Thr trrv «f»Mi iiattcriia And of brand th« very IxtaL Wj'4 advice yott, th«n, to rdHL And Mac will ttill the r«at, John Driacoll, tho boaa rlotkM Next ins* Into the line, 111* a nit* ar« neat aud »tt li«4f All bt» good* arc very inc. From a corduroy jarkct To a mitt of fancy tw«o!. You'll dnit tn hl« a««ortm»iit The rery tbiiiK you need Kd (Irlnagfr, wiih ciothlus, N«»H come* bafore vour vtMr, With hate and cap* and fajiiy sooda, Miita llai k and :,ro«n and bloc, He'll fli you out with anything Vuu'ru n aud tag wb«u yuu And k»«p« a nice **aortni«ni~ Of hat» boUi large and ttaiw. if dr«j n yon wlab to tiorchai^ Kd Hin«* i« tn the riu*. Jli« atorc i,» (11 led up with a Of altnoal everything jFmiu *tMthinj avrtij.- and al To powdara, palute and pills. gat a ffrlalu antidote Fur all ibe a urn an ilia. Aad naxt w« have a drugirtat, ilia sane ia Clarence Wood, If voti will take ht» mpdlr'tu* anre they'll do you good. lii« alao kftcp* acbiKil cliildr«a HnKplu'd with hooka a Ml And «tate. vh«i you call fur anythJag YVQ',1 not have iongto wait. A Utile further down the atrdCt iil Bartlett bao store. cii xtockcd with drug* and MBdrlaa Krotn the ('Mling to the flor. Aud you'll ftnrt the ptaoa To look lor paper for yonr WMIC Or coatnc'.ica for your face. I licti Hiniih A ook will ahow you, l«wri lit old Union Block, Of drttga and painta and other thing# i hcv net'p a haiifUomr riixS. fir, if you want a tun. -pltre, (i jeweirv that V fine, 4 o*i aak Ueoruu Cook to ahoSSaa TIM RLACST In etia*. Kovv, if you look for amattlltag To wear upon yonr feet. You'll find at John MrCormi4k% The guoil* that'* bard to txNM. From a lady laucy flipper To a heavy atoga boot That come* In play on Sunday at^St To make (be youim man acuot. From foot wear to the head gSM« We hexl wl 1 call to Bailid atorc at ttlM tJ't ooiiell, If to purcbaee you're lorlmat. From a dnttitv Utile bonnet To a lam y liroad bninnii'd hat- Xvery atyie and price you II fiaS Can vou aak lor more than that? The Baaaar we'll next oreacut jroa, Wuh It* atyliab to but, Bvry kind and aitape in aiariat You will flnd there it you try, Wi' cannot begin to name thuM, Hut Miaa Hoover Lnow* ibuai aU* And will be glad to abow theSt Whfta you piea*e to nuke a sail. Hr* Bcr^an, farther np atreett Al»ofaiU lulu th, Hue, With a *tiKk to p.ea*- the !ad|p£ 11 for bead gear they incliutfi a •iMinet*. hat* with fancy featMW, For tb »hort or for the tall •-•n't forjjt't to uro arid *e«- bi r— htii.: it »or- to piMK ou I» rk« hardware Use w«'va aoaatklag For ev«ry one to buy, from carpet tacka to cook «tnna-» Yoa will find it if you try to «ben you 20 to keeping hWS, •No oOe will ever kick About the bitchen furniture If you buy of Jak* and Dick, Then there ar* Hentch A to On the corner iuct below, With a baudaome *tiK-.k of ha?Swere They're alwaya glad to ahow, Tliei haiidooiue atovea for gM«Uaa Are of the late*t make. And 'il not blow up th« Wadtfri, Or evei, b«trn the c»i£«. Ald here w« hava Mc.l^UI 1*1 With bard%acA-, *uvua aud gSSS« A heavy »iuck of every kind Tl'oy ecii out bv the ton# Ffoin povket kmrea to 4ron puMFS, Thev can yonr wasu auppiy, S« wbea tou need aucb liuruitilN Ikm aver paae them by. When you wi*h to apeod your Blair wlli *'t their Fpe Department" W M. Barttstt, dftifla—Miss 4«wtad dress, black decorated with druggisU articles, left panel decorated with (taper knives, t»eni ils, etc., Scotch cap dec«rat ed. Banner, surmounted with ml plush covered bottle, banner inscribed, "Drugs, Sundries, W. M. Bartlett." rhtte* it' Al"' unlee# Ptin- Tk" HgBt, you art tb uj «-ii (hod You l! b. iH-aten out of *i«bl. AD day Ionu 1 on U bear hi* anvil, t-Miarpening plow abarea.'fornng af Yl«i win find within hia worhiawp flooia for every kind of uae Tie rocv Hroa oa tbe corner, Hammer iron hot or oold, Af)d you 11 tud w bwii e'er tnr yon Ik jlll their work a* good aa srolfc' Slerr kind of iron working Ik oil can get done at their If vou 1 agoi' need* rtpair:nt»,| Tba t»« piac* tor you to atop. leather* make fine bird*, fih o| vi t, *1 ltd. V|r larmtiij! w«rk or dr *'ac. Vu re aiwsva attre to Isd. There wltipc and robe* and SliSl W here v. tsr you turn vour eye, Sago to Brt" her'* haruea* abnp bcii you k inuititui to buv, MSehlcr market, ou the cetasr i)f tbe Avenue and Mala, Will oojsjily your inner want*: tnco you call yoo'U go agauik Bi will iM'rve you to your fancy With roa#t, broli or «tew Pllb or plftuj, fow l, or aumntrr lt*at« t'*r every wt»« of yoa Tlkn «HMV. itirai. the bt»wt tti» *tfo of lit* Matiiauii i« kna»u a* the'•lrlghle#t aad S«SM* Willi habw«r uAf T») men eiMi io preri \iiii march!iji' t"Hii till* "utixbn shr who h# •WMft Oar city, ail ball to tau or tk« aud iSw, the inarkrt kepi by Bruc!j|^ tb«* tipper Avenue. Wjtb evertbtuK lu uiarket, We will ne\i preaaol toyos. &W##*d po«li ^h*m or HrefrtMfci Ttalioi ujaiton, or Ireali t*h ®^r* th'i 1 )ilea»* lh palal- Fl«a»- to tail for w hat you Ml. FSrriMtire 1 ou ali !nu*t purohaMf, And Tim L«»non knowa juat Wfcst, (biag fur every body, #-i»t go in and take a look Til! blm what yon wun to pore ill Bi juu Hkc a ?»ook. A. It Olmore nest wjli ahow roa, b,t #llt needa are In thia iflk FMm an u«k chair for the kltchMt ei a roeter for y owr w1f«. "l" u "n« don't delay It, Get ttad w fr and rocker ItSUl too: Hifcti you Oioiofe happy wh«a yon foe! a iliua bla« W1»b n*atly painted ©i! ink each will call, Wtorgaaoline he'llday a«ji yoa And «i» try to »uit you *11. lort h'" c»n auppiy yoa ^rn and oata or chicken feed, Wwen yonr bina vou would reploaiali ttUU tell him whet yon nr#^, S*lth A Son. the jolly ntllort, •very kind of floor make: SUWigtit or patent flour of grahaa p«rt »i*a! for a johnny case m»!H and dav tb» ir min ne«p« tane m/lma* And it grind* eiceedtng faat, Bat they aever tr, to grind Whh the water that 1* paat. IVinpply Iheae jolly uiillm B* aod eterv mod of grain*. Wo've a buyer in the inamet, And hia name i* Warren Janea, Ha Will bay of every fartner P*y htm caah aud uae btm welb Win vour wagon to hta waruhocflp' When you've anything to reil Taa I .BAOKn, TadependeDl Aad Hentmel you li 0 it it Alt full of newa and aoiiti facta With wbi eh to alore your mlDL A daily. iH»ml week ly, Or a weeny you can chaaSS, Aad thi ni all togethw Tou will aurely get tht Hew whaa yoa ail ge^hnnary, Cause you from near or Gut, Yaa'H get anpplied In every Uavv way If Kiiroy at the Star No hungry man waa ev-r Known To l«ave, ucfed, hia door. Tba»quar«at meal in MadhMa, A quarter paya tbe acora. For lc ream aud confectiaaa, Yo« at! know w here they're fotf||L For Swcetiev and John Pflater the for mile* Thttlr aoda aroundf— water *parfci«i», 80 rerraahing, you all KOOW, Jaat tit.- place to iret ice rraai Wh. n th« ladlea have a b«Ml. If yon re cold In winter —atfca, Uabbell broa. will auppiy Kvary kind of winter fuel There'* the place for ion to bay, AN their ton* wei^h twenty hnndHMK All their roal I* of the beat When you're out of luti call tbard^ JaSn will tell yoa all tba raat. I'Ten would ko«p cool ia aammer. Yon know where good ic|' Cryatal bltKka to mane one ahlvef^ Or to make ice cream ao nice Don'I forget to leave vour order When )our Ice box need* «upf)ly: or amail, we alway* flu It, To pltUMo our cualotuera we try. When yon wlah to aav« yonr aoaif, Kennedy Hro ban a ia here, Where a dollar to your credit Will increase from year to vaar. They'll toveat jrourc money for yo®, Waero tta aaft- and you've When yoti wlah sua:it to u#eIt *oa are aore to find it tUera. llcraV another place for maSev ClUaeeua National bank we fhow, hafe and *01 id a* it* building. It* matiagera are Mouth ,t Trow.. When you've money deposit *T8CTT0rTSTey iMeto K U» you Aud your check ia aura to brtas ll, *vary dollar that a yonr daa. Ileru'a The BOOK Store next ta ordSVk They will *lu»w you what yon ueM. If Hta fancy atationery. Or ti» »otii-thiii|i nice Or to iu read. »ilvi-rw*re or »alcb« Jewel* i ich and diamond** rare, Kancy good* of all deaeriptioaa, Thuy will ahow you when rw ntlMM Whas yon wiah to aave yonr Kra abadoa, the aubatnucv fade a away To preaerve the bloom ofyoatb UofSk W hen your getting old and graf* Call at Lewi*' for a photo, Sontethin^r li, your frienda to a«fS U hen vi.u H- npon yuiir journey To 111 UliK own i't Id be I* 110 RU. KAI'HM 1 will take Cabinet pht« ios of ladies in their Car nival Costumes for Si.00 per dozen. J. M. JUTS SON. LK^AL MOTIVES Satire ar Hearlats ef Pettliaa. Slate of South Dakota, Coontjr of Lake-«fa Cotuity v ourt Where**, lid ward W II me having apolled flag a Druui! *t'» IVrmit to 1 intoxicauug iU|iiora Oder the t»rovi*l(.|i» a re»trtcin»i.» of the of Uu» »Ibn law* Koverniiig tbe *ale tif thr 1 o( ibtoxicatla^ lft}aorw, at bi* i'lace of bu*mea* on Kgais avtuae, la the itt of Madiaou, County 01 Lak* and outitv edge aon, ,s. t) *t 10 o clock a •aid petiiion ahoobi Hiaia of South l*kotN. therefore, notice 1* herohy given that tbe 3d day of olSce Jnue, A o ISMi, at tSa In aalii City of MaSt iu haa been aet not tmr hearing aatd petition, hen and where any p«r eon (jualitleii may appear aad *bow ciuae why ^-raiiud Dated Madiaoo, Koath Dakota, May M, 1190 a lUatc li)iior*v et W H. DtJWNh, Coanty Jedga. tier ar Nrarlac ef PetltkMi. of'Soatb Oaanty Conrt Wb Dakota, Cocnty of Lake-aSfe reae, K E Steven*ou ba» hig apf.ik I-it IrUitgi*t perarilt u *e. i lubxioaiing ii^oon nnd th- pr»» iaiota and rt'Mricllotia of the laws of ttil* a tale iti.vernlng tbe aaie of intoxicating at bl* place of btuiueM on Mam alreal. in the illage „t W«riiniUit Connty of S.ake, IUMB WUlle ofSoulii Itakota lh rvforo, notice 1* h«tN^ by given that UiL-iid da ufJun, AA) th« otfice of the ounty Judge, in the City of MaiSt aon, H. I) at o clock f. ta NMUI art inr hearing aald petition,when and where any p«rMa «taatttted may ap|«*r IIIK! muas Iktjr Mf, Then you II admit, of conraa, Suer thai your harnest U The floer i* yoar bor*«. 8k down to Mueller'* harneea Autl awe tbort: what yott need, 9%ktm the heavieat draying barMM To the llghteai hailt for ap««4. ni'iier,i»oi.'»HMi* i I* another ahop chow cauae why petition *hould not be granted Dated Madiaoa, Mouth Dakota, May M, 1HUU N U DOWN.1', Cotuity Jt I lid get BitIVS C. H. WOOD, »8AL|- miciHES tm 8TATHM£Mt Pldah thxHls, Albums, Kins Toilet Boap§ Brtuihea, Vvmlm, Toy a, Fancy Ooods* 4'aials, Oils, Varnishes, Calaomtaa, Wall Paprr, and a full tine of Patent Medicinea. CHOICE PERFUMERIES. Frescriptloaa csrcfully compounded dSf or aicbt »«A» AVBNITB, MADISON. DAKOTA ICE Delivered te .ay part si the city. J.C MITdfELfc, iSSfS A3i»» NHS^t UcCormick Howiettt Koit I TH A CSXJUUSATCP a*AY KKOf8IB8 lit*.

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