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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
the election expenses of. X. Tardie. the
Labor candidate who was elected for South

the election expenses of. X. Harlie the
Labor candidate who was elected for South
Westham.
INQUIRY was made at Ottumwa in refer
ence to the rumor about Lord SANKEY'S res.
ignation rs governor general of Canada, and
assurance was given that it was entirely
without foundation.
generally believed in official circles
LAVA that Lord Stanley, the gov.
general, will resign at an early date,
a result ofthc defeat of Lord Salisburv's
government. The earl of Aberdeen. it is
confidently expected. will be the next gov
crnor general OF Canada.
TIE court marital the sixteen conspir.
ators concerned in the murder of NJ, Belt
chef, the Bulgarian minister OF finance,
who was shot on March 81, 1891, has end
ed -Four ofthc prisoners were condemn.
ed TO death and seven Others were sentcn-
ced TO imprisonment.
Iris reported at Silma that the Hazara
tribesmcn who are fighting for their indie
pendence from the amcer of a fghunis,an.
who seeks to add their territory to his do
mlnions, have ambushed his troops and
killed many hundreds of them
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
LABOR CIRCLE.

THEleport that Ben Batter has been re.
tanned for the defense OF ;he Homcstcaders
is denied at Boston.
ALL of the mills in Taunton, Mass, VIII
pay their hclpat the rate OF xty hours for
fifty eight hours work per week
PHILADELPHIA police have received no
tice 10 arrest Hugh o'ponnel, the leader d.
the Homestead strikers should he make
his appearance in that city,
RESOLUTIONS urging the arrest and prose
cu,ion OF Frick and Pinker,on brothers on
charges OF murder, conspiracy, etc. are
adopted by the Chicago trades and Lator
assembly.
EVERY building material yard in New
York city has been closed with the cxcep-
ton of that belonging TO w. H. Schmolll,
who has given i'll TO the union. This is
the result OF a combined lockout and ST. Ike
consequent upon the tish; between ,ua
houseSniths' union and iron league.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
SPORTING MATTERS.

sUTcLlrfr is catching tor the Baltimore
team.
Murphy, the clever catcher of the Gin.
oinnaii club, is not expected to live
Its now claimed that Tony Mul' ane wil
20 on the sage.
The players in the National are kicking
on Umpire Mitchell.
New York AND Cincinnati will exchange
king and Doyle and Mui ane and lIarrius-
ton.
The New York team ha, been severely
shaken up and the weak points strength
encd.
Bassett, late of the New York has signed
with Louisville in place of kuyhu, re-.
leased.
The law and order leagues throughout
the country are playing havoc VIII, :he
booklnakerS.
Harry Wright used an AK on the salaries
ot,he l'll;ladell hias and -aveyeteran Necie,
the pitcher, the usual ten day S notice
Charlie Moth made shor, work Of the
Cyclone at Mimneap lis and thus spo;. ed
hundred and one Wild boasts.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN CITIES.
The New York Sun, DEM, Hits the
Nall Squareiy on the Head In This
Fashion,

The New York Sun. Demn Hits the
Nall Squareiy on the Head In This
Fashion.
mo careful observer can have failed to
notice one distinguishing feature in all, the
elections held this spring in various parts
Of the country, both East and West. That
is that the Republicans appear to have
made decided gainsin all the large cities.
This was seen in Chicago, in Providence.
in Milwaukee, in the Michigan town cleo
tons, and in those nearer home in New
York, particularly in Rochester. Syracuse,
Lockport, Utica. Albany and Oswego.
Again it has just been seen in Jersey City.
Yet 1t is upon the cities of the country
that the Democracy absolutely depends.
for success in all the doubtful States ofthe
North this year. Unless the cities do their
full duty, the triumph of the Democratic
candidate to be, nominated in Chicago
why should tho Republicans in the
spring elections of 1892 gain generally in
the industrial cities of the country, unless
It is that in the discussion of the national
questions incident to this years battle the
revolutionary plans sof the ftee trade ex-i
tEemilts shAye diverted Rom the party's
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
THURSDAY, july Ia.



The senate devoted most of today's $685.
zion to the sundry civil appropriation bill
and passed it before adjournment The
vote of Wednesday i'll committee ofthe
whole on Mr.. PETERS amendment to pro-
hibit the sale ofintoxicating liquors within
the grounds OF the Columbian Exposition
at Chicago was reversed in the senate to-
day. The vote upon its adoption being
yeas 81, nays 70.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Herbert Of Alabama, presented dis
agreeing conference report on the naval an
preparation bill, and twas agreed to. Mr..
Herbert then moved that the house recele
from its disagreement to the senate amend
ments which are still in controversy. These
are the appropriations OF $50, 600 for the ma
val review and the authorization for the
construction Of new bat,icship. Mr.. Her
bcrts motion was agreed to--ycas IA, nays
sand the bill j. disposed OF as far as the
house is concerned.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
THE death of Kate Castleton will

THE death of Kate Castleton will
cause genuine regret among her many
admirers. She made agreat sensation
when she first came to this country
some years ago with some very pretty
songs and bewitching manners. Her
sphere was not q very exhalted
one from apurely artistic standpoint,
but she was able to please many
thousands who preferred her work to
that of more pretentious artists.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
TUESDAY, July 10.
SENATE.

Senator Washburns anti-option bill was
before the senate for consideration. 1twas
finally agreed that the amendments which
Senator Washburn desired to have made
to the bill be printed just as he wanted it
and then senators desiring to amend IL
could do so.
The senate received message from the
president returning without his approval 1
bill to amend the act as to the circuit court
of appeals in cases of Indian depredations.
HOUSE.
The interest in the house eentersd in the
sundry civil appropriation bill. Th(
amendment appropriating 8, 900 600 in aid
Of the exposition was non-concutred in
the enemies Of the proposition having .
increasing the approximations Is were nor.
concurred in bulk. To thesurprise OF both
sides tho amendment to close the expost.
ton on Sundays was carried
Amotion by Mr.. O'Neill OF Missouri fol
The BnrPo.s Of preventing the emPloymsft
during the g. a. r. Encampment @ walf
- ut the Worlds Fair was carried.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
OTHERWISE.

Typhus fever, besides cholera, is spread
ing in South Russia. Great mortality has
already resulted from this new visitation.
1t is stated that the prince of Wales will
visit Canada next year dnd make trip to
the Pacific coast over the Canadian Pacific
railroad, visiting the worlds fair en- route
Justin Mccarthy was elected member for
the middle division of Tipperary, polling
1924 votes, against 1857 for Conway. Par.
nellite, and 81 for Armstrong, Unionist.
A reception was given in the town hall
at st. Petersburg to the officers ofthe steam
er Leo, from New York, which recently ar
rived with food for the starving peasants.
The statement is published in London
I that Andrew Carnegie gave $1,000 toward
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
LUMINOUS FACTS.
How Protection Built up Glass In
dustries,

OuStfloS,
On November l3, 1873, the Iron Age
quotes French window glass size loxl4,
"B'' grade, double strength, at $3.50 per
box, Since then protection tariff has built
up scores of factories in America giving
employment to thousands of men, and
American push and energy has so cheap
ened the process of making that the same
grade of glass can be bought to-day at
s2.52 n box, less than half Query. lift can
be made so cheap, what is the use OF con-
inning the protection? 1t is right
here. Other countries following Ameri.
ca have also cheapcned their process
of making. and having cheaper labor to
work OH they can underse! the Americans.
by the difference i'll American and foreign
wages. Remove the tariff and our labor will
have to be reduced to their level or they
will come in here and, by undcrseling
close our factories, gain control of markets
and, as i'll past, again raise prices. Is it
not better to continue the protection and
insure enjoyment at advanced wages TO
The laborcr i'll America who consumes and
makes market for the beef, pork and
Hour OF the American farmer?
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
THE RAILROADS

A lease from the St. Paul. Chicago &
Kansas City Railroad company to the
Great Northwestern Railway company was
filed for record at Waterloo. Iowa. The
instrument conveys the 922 m les of rail-
road owned and controlled by the former
to the latter tor ninety-nine years.
The appropriation by the state for an IN
junction to restrain the Reading and Jersey
Central railroads from carrying out the
Reading combine came up in the court Of
chancery at Trenton, n. j. Counsel
announced that they would take two DAYS
to present argument. Ex-Judge stevens
opened .or the state
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
The sufferings and death of Cyrus

The sufferings and death of Cyrus
w. Field touch chord wherever the
great Atlantic cable has flashed the
News. His name is linked with the
achievement by which the continents
have been brought together. While
Morse and others conceived the
enterprise, it was the great merchant
who thought OF the cable as a COM
mercial Undertaking., and it was he
who, after failure, succeeded in carry.
ing out the mighty undertaking.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

HENRY WARD BEEcnGR's widow
says the great Brooklyn preacher
wrote but one poem and refused to let
Robert Bonner print it in the Ledger
in spite OF an offer OF $4,000 for it.
1t was written in Beecher's college
days at Amherst, the good lady says,
and contained about as much poetry
as there is in "Jack and Jill"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

THERE is a subdued and touching
pathos in the valedictory OF a Kan
sas editor, who winds up the affairs
OF the Lane County Farmer as fol
lows: with malice toward none and
charity for all, / retire from the publ
cation OF this paper, and am ready
for soft Job in tile harvest field"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
POLITICAL ECHOES.

TnE Sixth district Missouri Republicans
have nominated o. l.. Houts for congress.
RICHARD BARTnoLp, editor of the st.
Louis Tribune. was nominated for congress
by the Republicans o! the Tenth district.
The Republicans of the Sixth congres.
sional district OF Michigan have nominated
ID. Dalkins.
The Republicans ofthe Thirteenth Ohio
congressional district have nominated J..
Huh.
THE Sixth congressional district Repub.
licans of Kansas have nominated IL. l.
Pa-tina.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
A Prediction That VIII Come True,
[From Bourke Cockran's Speech in Chica.
Adlal's Place in History,

The Minneapolis Tribune says: "The
only Adlai We read about in Scripture was
put to death, while his father was hang
ed.'
The Democrats have nominated hang.
ing ticket. It will be remembered that
Grover Cleveland hanged two men with his
own hands rather than pay some poor dep
MY ten dollars TO do the Job ior him. 3
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

In Toxic, japan, there are more
than eight hundred lighthouses. in
which bath can be had for one cent.
This is the cheapest kind OF washing
for people.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

A PAPER in New Jersey the other
day printed an account OF the dis
covery OF "the lifeless corpse OF an UNI
known dead man." For a sample OF
numbering the Kings English" this
takes the bakery.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
SATURDAY, july 1G.

SENATE.
The last of the appropriation bills-tbe
deiiciency-occupipd about one half of the
days session. AL the amendments re.
ported by the committee on appropriations
were acted upon. Among tbs committee
amendments was one requiring the secrs-
tary of the treasury to pay to the PACIFIC
find due u them for government transpor,,
tation. The amount earned on the aided
lines is to be paid into tbs treasury On &C
count of the indebtedness ofthe companies,
and the amount earned on the unaided
lines is TO be paid to the companies. No
objection was made to the amendment and
1t was agreed to. An amendment was also
agreed TO appropriating nearly $500, GOO TO-
pay judgments OF the court OF
Claims in Indian depreciation cases.
Tho only other important amend
of the judgments on the French spoliation
claims. 4 resolution was adopted en-
powering the committee on immigration
10 investigate the workings OF the laws rel
alive to Immigration from countries and
the importation of contract labor INFO the
United States ard the laws aud prevailing
methods OF naturalization. to be conducted
during the present session or the recess OF
congress.
The worlds fair appropriation was the
Taylor OF Illinois offered an amendment
which he said he would call up providing
that the fair be kept open on Sunday, no
machinery shall be run or any labor per-
formed and that hall shall be provided
for the conduct of religious services by
ministers OF all denominations. No action
was taken.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

a FEEScnMAS in Lynn, having been
stabed in the eye with an umbrella
making wound three inches deep, it
would seem that those useful articles
should hereafter be included in the
ordinances which prohibit the carrying
OF dangerous weapons.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
WEDNESDAY,. July LIB

SENATE.
In committee of the whole the PROPOSE
tion to issue 10000, 900 souvenir half dol
lars for the Worlds Fair was carried. Two
provisions were coupled on to the PROPOSE.
ton one that the Worlds Fair be not opened
on Sunday the other that no liquor be sold
on the ground. These provisions may
meet some opposition when reported back
to the senate.
HOUSE.
A resolution was offered making the sill
yer bill a special order for to. day and after
long and spirited discussion it was defeated
by vote of l5i ayes to 1876 nays
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
a WRITER commenting upon the re

a WRITER commenting upon the re-
cent proceedings at the several roliti-
cal conventions remarks that there is
movement among women toward
greater participation in politics. But
it is not a patching to the movem mt
among women toward the millinery
stores Just before Easter.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

AARON STRICKLAND, an Indiana man,
was bitten by a copperhead snake,
and the snake died NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Aaron was drunk, and it is supposed
the liquor i'll his system poisoned the
snake.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

IT is claimed that there are over .
thousand houses with a reputation
for being haunted in London The
reputed fondness of Londoners for
spirits is apparently borne out by tins
announcement.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

CAPT. ALVIN. HALL OF Deering Me-,
has pair OF mittens made from his
wiie's hair. He probably derives a
sort OF secondhand pleasure tom
viciously pulling those mittens on and
off
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
BARONESS BuRpErr. Courts is

stored to the friendship OF Qaeen
Victoria. At one time the relations
existing between her majesty and Lady
Burdett-Coutts were extremely
cordial, but at the time OF the lady's
marriage they became somewhat
strained, as the queen strongly dis.
approved of the step.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

1t will cost $40 to get seat to see
John l.. Sullivan knock Corbett out,
and it is not sure that Sullivan can
do it. Considerable knocking will be
done, whoever succeeds.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
MERELY because a Des Moines iail-

MERELY because q Des MONIES Jail
er has been charging the city at the
rate ofl6 meals per day for the board
OF prisoners, be is accused OF dishon-
esty and threatened wish prosecution.
Genius is seldom properly appreciated
in this cold calculating world OF ours.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

A MAN in West Virginia has been
sent to Tailor openings letter address
Cd to his wife. This is a clear case OF
vindicating woman's rights.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

NJ. PAsTEuH mas special and personal
facilities for investigating the cholera
now. He has it himself in a mild form.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
FuDAy, july Is.

l..
The senate to-day adopted final confer
rncc reports on thearmy and navy and leg
.tslative executive and judicial appropri-
alton bills, and assented to n house re.o-
tuition extending existing appropriations
for objects not yet acted upon unit. July
30. II also passed the io1titcniion btll with
amendments. Mr.. Washburn. OF Mime
iota, Under the impression that thsre was
3 deliberate plan to crowd out the anti
option bill by nn,agonizing it with appro-
priaiion bills, and by other methods,
warmly opposed and defeated a motion TO
adjourn over till Monday, and gave notice
that he should call up his anticipation bill
tomorrow.
The consideration OF the sundry civil
bill occupied the attention of the house to-
d v, the Worlds Fair appropriation OF S.5,-
900 900 being the under discussion.
Mr.. Durborrow of Illinois; Mr..
Pendlcton Dcm.), II West Virginia, and
Mr.. a. Taylor (Rep.), of Illinois ,aade
brief speeches in support OF the PROPOSE
lion Mr.; Mccreary (Dsm.), of Kentucky;
Mr.. Little Dem.), OF Ne. York, and Mr..
Wheeler DEM, OF Alsuama, opposing it.
II was agreed that vote should be taken
on the bill at II o'cloc., on Tuesday next.
resolution Was passed calling on the
postmaster general tor information regard
Ing the letting OF mai contracts to rail-
roads since March. 1859. The conference
report OH the army appropriation bill was
also agreed to. The house took
recess until O'Clock for pension
business.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
Where Is the "We?"

The Deomcrat and the Republican were
sitting on the fence talking politics in q
neighborly fashion,
We'll, Pm i'll avor ola tariff for revenue
only said the Democrat;
And that means" said the Republican,
port>?"
Certainly"
ITO be followed by larger importation
OF foreign made cheap articles?''
"Otcoursc and what we are after are low
er prices" :,
in decreased demand for our home pro-
ducts?"
Naturally. yes"
And that means closing American
workshops and sending worklnen 10 the
farms?"
"Well, haven't we millions of acres of
the best land in the world?"
Sure. and when all these workmen get
to be farmers the increased supply OF farm
products, with no factory hands to buy the
stufi will push prices down to starvation
point and the farmers will have to quit
the business"
"But We shall have lower prices"
WHO is 'we'?" asked'the Republican,;
plump to the point. With the working
men IN factories changed to farmers, and
the farmers starved and mortgaged out of
existence, what have you got left to COM
Posc youl W. " WuOL 1OW PRICES Will DC
such benefit"
The Democrat asked for time to look up
the record and find out where the we
was.
A Prediction That VIII Come True.
[From Bourke Cockran's Speech in Chica.
go.]
believe it was the distinguished gentle
man from Massachusetts, General Collins
WHO declared there were no Democrats
in this Union who would vote against that
ticket but there are behind him two heroes
whose. deeds have not escaped the
attention Of history---two heroes who
have led the Union armies to vic.
tory, and who have never made
faces at the vanquished foe;and they will tell
you here that the soldier vote of the State
of New York, of whom they are Is, 600 at
least. Democrat, will not support the
nomination of Mr.. Cleveland, and did not
support in 1888. General ckes rose in
his place among the New York delegation
and said: mo no, never" There were
thr e cheers and Kisses heard about the
hall and galleries..
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
---77---7l77777--7---l77----7
E p U B L l c A N

E p u B l. G A NJ
In 1891, during the ten months
. ending April 80 of that year, the
exports of lard trvm the United
States to Cuba amounted in value
to 81, -ol, 100
In 1892, under Republican reci-
procity, during the corresponding
} period, our exports of that article
to that country amounted in val
lie to S2,429, S9i.
This increase of :72S, si4 or 10
: per cent, was caused by Republi.
can recipro city.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
CI1NCRESS.

Proceedings Of the House and Gem
ate
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
HOUSE.
MONDAY, JULY 10.
SENATE.

After the deficiency bill had passed, the
anti-option bill was, on motion of WASH
burn, taken,up and thus became the regu.
lar order. The opponent, of that measure
then interposed dila.ory motions. which
were also designed to Gust the anti-option
bill from its position Of precedence. The
friends of the measure were strong enough,
however, to resist all these efforts, and
when the senate adjourned the anti option
bill was the unfinished business" to come
up at O'Clock tomorrow.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28
HOUSE.

The ways and means committee of the
house adopted resolution providing for
final adjournment of congress on the
25th.
MIR. Lind Of Minnesota, ON behalf the
minority of the committee appointed to
investigate the administration Of the pen.
sion office submitted 10 the views OF the
minority TO the house. The report finds
nothing for which the commissioner can
be criticised unless it be that he appointed
It agrees with the majority in their sugges.
tions in regard to the exercise by the msm-
bers of congress Of the so-called congress-
ional privileges"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09

practices of the Fifty first House afforded
the only adequate method of procedure
even for the Democracy. This completes
the public confession which has been go
ing on through the session that all the
outcry against the rules of the last House
was partisan SANDER, the wild fury of
defeated obstructionists, whose only real
grievance was that they had been as
soundly as they were righteously beaten.
Such, in brief, have been the charac-
teristic acts of a House of Representa-
tives where the Democracy dominated in
the proportion of three to one. Its last
days have been but the browning exam
pie of the riotous control of the few
which was deliberately made possible
when the body adopted its rules. While
but small number are visible as leaders
and workers in this new attempt to es-
tablish the rule of the few over the many
the whole Democratic party is RESPONSE
BILE for their actions, for it put into their
hands the very power they are now using
against the people and against the ma
jority. Remember also, that this was in
a House Immediately preceding Presi-
dental election, where the members
were on their good behavior.
Suppose the party to which these men
belong are victorious all along the line
next November, what ought we to ex-
pect?
If they act thus when they try to be
good, how will they act when they act
like themselves?
THOMAS B. REED.