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ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Lord Randolph churciiiIl Returned
3 GIAdstone's speech.

Ford Randolph churchiIl Returned.
GIAdstone's speech.
LONDON, July 2.--The general election
opened with the return without opposi-
tion Of Lord Randolph Churchill, Con-
sefyatiye, from South Paddington. Lord
Randolph Churchill has represented
South Paddington ID the parliament Just
dissolved. The district il overwhe1m-
ingly Conservative and Unionist In
1856 Lord Randolph had 2, ,731 votes, to
1895 for Skinner, Liberal. In 1885, the
Irish home rule issue having arisen, the
Liberal vote dwindled to 100 for Hops,
Liberal, 10 2r578 for Churchill, and this
time the Liberals thought it best not to
waste any money In contesting the seat,
bnt to retain their funds for use in dis
tricfs that promised better results for
the Liberal party. Lord Randolph Is not
regarded as desirable ally by any of
the Conservatives, bnt he has q personal
influence they cannot ignore.
struck Popular Chord.
Mr.. Gladstone's address at Edinburg
Is the topic Of conversation everywhere
and is eagerly perused By both parties.
The Tories accuse Mr.. Gladstone oi
raising class issue and Of pandering to
the popular prejudice against the rich
and titled in order to crafty his per.
so1ial ambition fof power. The Liberals
on the other hand argue that Mr.. Glad
stone has effectually spiked the gums ol
his adversaries and that he has answered
<sknl~x <L<s -1so.<x< 49,
was hidden in his scheme Of home rule
Thsy assert that hts arraignment Of ths
educated and upper classes Ii more thar
justified by the history of the country
within the last fifty years, and that Mr.
Gladstone has ably yindicated the right
and the ability of the common people ol
Great Britain to control and direct th,
affairs of the nation.
There Is no doubt that Mr.. Gladstons
has struck most popular keynote
There is tremendous rush for hi,
speech and it is already being mad.
ready for pamphlet form for distribution
throughout the United Kingdom. Tn,
Liberals regard it as the platform d
their campaign and win be guided by i
everywhere In their appeals to tn,
voters.
The enthusiasm of Mr.. Gladstone
reception in Edinburgh is also con
trasted BY the Liberals with the displa,
Of popular antagonism that greeted th,
Conservative leader, Mr.. Balfour, In
Sheffield, and many of the Tories ais
admit that the contrast is .ominous On
the other hand the Tories claim t,
derive consolation from the fac
that they have nothing to lose in Edin
burgh, and that outside Of the partia
representation Of Edinburgh university
which returns one member along witt
ST. Andrews university, the who'll
Edinburgh representation is Liberal
The Tories point ont that the multitnd
that greeted Mr.. Gladstone spoke for
Liberal city, and their enthusiasm di,
not mean the change Of seat. Not
withstanding these arguments, there i
no doubt th&t the Liberals are greatl,
inspired by Mr.. Gladstone's reception il
Edinburgh.
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At Philadeiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July about one
thousand employees Of Hughes & Patter-
son, and Gaulthart, McFadden &
Caskey, have quit work and the two
rolling mills are shut down on account
Of the refusal to sign the scale.
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AZ TnslianapoIis.

INDIASAPOLIs. July 2.--The Premier
Steel works, employing 500. have shut
down, the company refusing to accept
the wage scale.
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81. Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH 81. PAUL. July q lS8.
HOGS Slow: prices eIl5D5,I71<.
CATTLE--Stsady. Prime steers Sa.5Oa
4.0E good steers, - p s1s3.5s prime COWS. $500
SEQ; good cow. $..0i1..s0; common TO fair
cows, Si.5sGss ligla veal calves $3.50
o.5tl: heavy caves sl750 |, 90; stockers. 5000
25o: feeders Ss.4ozbs75; bulls, stays and oxen.
a. xt&x. .a0
SHEEP Steady fair demand Mutfons
sasat4 z5s lamas, $500 S5.Uo: stockers and feed
era, 81. s5a3s7s.
Rsceipts: Hogs l,ov, cattle. zoo calves. IS
sheep. Is
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Lxnched by Ne.roes,

HxLESA, Ark, July 2.The young
negro who had outraged . negro girl
was lynched BY negroes ID Wynn, Cass
county, Ark. On Wednesday night.
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Minneapolis Grain.

/ II - sNtNNEAT'DLfs, " July z 1891.
f. WHEAT-No, 2. steady; cash, 7S14c; Au-
gust, 1stSc; September .s14@7sjsc; December,
susie: NO. z 81 vrn.. higher cash, 504c; July.
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CHICAGO uNIoN Stock YARDs,
Juiy z 1Saz.
CATTLE Strong, lc0l5c hixher.
HOGS Stsaiy. Heavy, 35.2jN5.75; mixes
and medium, 81 So1 30; Light, S5.suG5.60
SHEEP Firm.
Rsceipts: Cattle. 1000; hogs, zs,00o; sheep
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Receipts: Cattle 1000: hogs, 1900: sheep,
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO. July 2, 1904
OPENING PRICES
WHEAT vJnly, 7ac; September. Tsc.
CoRNJuly. &aJ<c: September. 4st4c.
OATS july ~ !; September, sl5sc. r.
6 POkK-1July, $1l..25; Septemb II $li.t5.
LAHD-July. S6.gJ; September, S7.05
SHORT RIBS-July ST. september.
CLOSING PRICES.
. WHEAT July. sSs5c September, 5S40
conn us. ~: september, .s,sc.
QA43Jr Jrlys 135xc: September. 3l1kc.
E06krJu July $1l-z5: September, 3Ii.s6
LA6D-Ju July. &I.871x; September, $7.02l6.
saQkH Rl yuty, $7I27k; september,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24
MINNESOTA.

over foot of snow has fallen in
the Mouse river country.
Two masked men made the casbjcr
OF the Bank of Woodstock hand over.
ST. 900 last week.
CHRIST Cusc. farmer living nort,
of Sleepy Eye was kicked to death NV
vicious horse. He leaves a larp.
family.
II. Ercvig of Yucatan. was killed
about five miles from Caledonia. His
buggy went over steep bank and
overturned. killing Bcrvig and his
two horses.
Grant x Dougncrty's store n,
Fergus Falls, was robbed of 5000
worth of shoes and fine plush goods
rms IS the second time within u
month.
Inc calhoun school, MINNEAPOLIS.
was closed last week on account az f,
dlphtheria scare in that ncichhor-
hood. The attendance at the school
IS ABOUT 400.
The Winona fire department has
been worried lately by false alarms
being turned in. The city council
mas offered a reward for the adore
hension of the guilty parties.
FRED oelschlager, employed in the
wood factory at Waseca. had Two
fingers of his left hand cut off by The
saw, and while having the fingers
temporarily bandagcd. tainted, fan
ing on The same saw. which partially
severed his right elbow.
The trial Of Frank Houck fo,.
will come UP at the coming
term of the Washington county
district court, change of venue
having been taken from st. Louis
county. The trial of James Coran
accessory, has been transferred tu,his
court.
The body of Frank Paine was
found in the Cedar river near Austin.
Friday. Ugly gashcs were on the
'ack OF his head, indicating that he
lad been murdered. At present the
'ilalr is shrouded with mystery. rs
10 motive can be assigned for the
'ct. Paine was past so years of age
md was quiet inoffensive man.
Thomas Oliver, the Snowman who
The Great Eastern circuS
through the Dakotas and the north
vest, has disappeared from Monte
'ldo, where his show will winter
nd the circumstances surrounding
us absence are such as have led some
o believe he has been fouliy dealt
With.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24
LATE NEWS SUMMARY.
Washington, Political, Foreign,
and General Domestic,
Happenings Of Note.
News Of the World
Condensed for the Benefit
ofBusy Readers.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

1hc queens OF Spain and Portugal
were present at a bull fight at Madrid
last Wednesday.
1t is expected that the court to
which Mrs. Deacon has Appealed will
confirm the action of the lower court.
The Nossischc Zcitung states that
the imperial loan which il is pro-
posed To raise on account OF the
army, navy and imperial railways.
amounts TO li9,oO0,OO0 marks.
The DiNNcuvicme Scicle says that
NJ. Eillcl will not be included among
the directors of the Panama Canal
company whom the government
intends to prosecute.
4 divergence Of opinion regarding
the exhibition of the works of the
Swedish painter, Munich. has caused
the disruption of the Berlin Society
of Artists A majority of the society
had denounced Munch's paintings as
worthless as works of art.
At lIirschncld, Hcrsc Nassau. a
Roman Catholic priest named Thicl
has been arrested on a charge of less
majeste, he having spoken in a
dcrogatory way in Il sermon of the
kaiscr's attendance at the Lutheran
celebration in Wiltcnl,urg.
The little wonder of today in Paris
is. as was .Adelina Patti, the daughter
If gifted singer. She is the only
ihild Of Nine. Emma Nevada Palmer.
md Is Just 6 years old. Little |
MiSnpn has never been taught a note
If music in her life. She seats her
'clt at the piano and improviScs
TRANCE sweet strains. often in Il |
minor key. and singing as we'll to
Ter own accompaniment.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24
GENERAL DOMESTIC NEWS.

Judge ID. w. Cooley. of Dubuque
and prominent Iowa man, dice
Sunday morning in New York.
The annual meeting Of the genera
assembly Of the knights of Labor
was held in st. Louis last week.
The plant Of the ST. Paul plov
Works AT Gladstone was DESTROYED by
lire last Wednesday. Loss. $500. 900.
Saloons opened at TT. Scott. Kan.
as soon as the vote on the consti-
tutional amendment became known.
y quarter Of million dollars
worth of property was DESTROYED by
lire at Norfolk, Va. one day last
week.
Margaret Mathcr. the actress. was
married on the occasion Of her last
visit to Chicago Ia Gustav Pabst. son
LOT the millionair brewer Of Mil
@aukec.
Chas. Hartold, employed at the
Stockton, Cal, electric light works.
was instantly Killed. Wednesday. by
a shock received while working at
an arc light
The whole county of Cape May.
\. D., is greatly excited over the
robbery of the residence of Capt.
Elijah Wheaton, last week. SO 900
n Inn Il
David b. Hills bachelor days are
numbered. When he returns to
Washington in December lie will
take with him as his wife Mrs.
Fannie Jcrson, a southern widow.
The National Association for the
Advancement of Women met in
Minneapolis last week. Papers were
read by Mrs. Julia Wardc Howe. Mrs.
Mary Newburg, of Iowa, and others.
At a meeting of prominent citizens
and business men of San Antonio.
Texas, it was decided to raise fund
of $4,000 to be added to the $4,000
fund already secured by the govern
ment rain-making expedition for
Edward p. Mickey and Edward j. |
Riley. the expert accountants who |
have been examining the books of
the Lombard Investment Company
Of Kansas city, in the interest of its
Eastern stockholders, have almost
their work. 1t has leaked
lut that the stcalings of w. ii. L.
Russell will reach 100000.
John Ryan, a hired man. was leav-
ng Tommy Dolan's saloon in
Dubuque county, Iowa, with a jug
# beer Sunday, when Billy Dolan,
lis employer, seeing a rifle at hand,
oncluded it would be good joke to
ut ball through the jug and see ]
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24
NORTHWEST NEWsLETs.
NORTH DAKOTA.

About forty jamestown ladies.
voted election day.
A train is now run from Cakes to-
Cullum, the new town on the Sioux
extension.
The state university at Grand
Forks has 1870 students and more.
expected.
The order of United Work,ncn are
figuring on building a $4,000 opera
house and hall at st. Thomas.
Lambcrton was visited by a 800, GOO,
lire last week and two men are now
in jail on suspicion as the fire bugs.
The Great Northern train that
formerly stopped twenty minutes
Tor supper" at GAINESVILLE now stops
at Grand Forks.
A drill which is boring the artcsjan
well at the Diamond mill at Grand
FORKS, is bringing up from a depth of
90 feet below the surface quantities
OF petriiled wood being in we'll
preserved state.
A proposed hospital is soon to bo
erected at Devils Lake costing M,
less than 5000. The Institution
VIII be in charge Of the Sisters If
Mercy and under the supervision Of
Bishop Stanley. but in no way win
it be scctaran.
Mrs. Chase. a woman living in +,
house within fifty feet OF the Faro,
police station. was found dead in hnd
morning by officers who wore
by the woman's ,j,,ln
She had died of scar,o,
FEVER wlthoutattendance of any kind
ana possibly without food. and mo-,
even crumb could be found in tn.
house. The children were too yo,,nr
20 know the seriousness of tho
hotlcr's illness. and made no com
paint TO the ncighbors. Her Inns
'and deserted her three years aro
ma lhc support of herself and chill
lfen iiasslncc rested on herself
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24
Soldiers Making Rain

Gen. Frank Whaton, commander Of
the military department of Teyas
mas issued an order detailing twenty
prlvates from the The Third United
states cavalry and officers stationed
at Fort Sam, Houston to assist Gen
Ii. u. Dyrcnforth and his partv of
government rainmakers in their worl-
oi conducting experiments at San
ANTONIO, Texas. Gen. Dyrenforth
ana Prof. John Ellis have selected the
sam Houston target range, embrace
shs 800 acres, situated two miles dis
cant from the city, for their opera
lions. The material consisting of
4o'ooo pouncs of explosives and couip-
ments has arrived and the active ar
Engagements for the experiments will
Immediately begin.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The cabinet has been considering
the establishment OF a United States
protcctoratc over the Sandwich
islands. The statement is made that
raul Newman. cS-ittorncv general of
Hawaii. aGd a confidential adviser Of
Queen Lilickulanai is now on his way
to Washington to endeavor to con-
the proposed plan of pro-
tectorate. 1t is believed he will De
cordially received at the state depart
mcnt.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation.

Let all the people observe Noycm-
ben "a as day of thanksgiving. Let
tho mercy and bounty of Almighty
Coo be acknowledged by every citi
zeni Let all business be SUSPENDED
and cares and anXicties be put away
while the people quietly assemble to
give thanks to the Creator. Let the
day be preceded by benevolencc and
CHARITIES, that the least favored NAV
1eei sincere cause for Thanksgiving.
Lff it be a day OF reunion, when
IT, lily affairs may be remantlcd and
ia. ters and mothers shall rejoice
vita their children. Let it be tho
universal celebration of civilization,
enllghtenmcntand Christianity. Let
it be feast in honor of the God of
good gifts.
ARTHUR C. s1ELLETrE, Governor,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

'3hc longest horse railroad in Tho
M''.o runs from Bucnos Ayres 10
San Martin, in the Argentine
l'epuoilc' the distance being about
hi'N miles and the schedule time of
ciie "Trip thirteen hours. Trains
leaves Buenos Ayrcs every hour in
tne DAY and twice during the night.
Every morning and evening express
Trains leave, carrying only baggage.
Inc night passengers are furnished
narrow little hunks, where they may
snooze the long hours away if the
tra1n does not run off the track too
OFTEN. When such an accident occurs
Ihe passengers are expected to turn
out and help lift the cars back on.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

The claims of the scientific prepa-
ration of food to- universal hearing
are pretty we'll established. Women
who do not fully understand its prn-
ciples themselves are sending their
daughters and their servants to cook
ing classes, and the teaching of the
clements OF cookery in public and re-
formatory schools is being adopted
more and more generally. Santa
ton. as a popular study. is a little
behind cookery but lis turn has come
and it will never again lie universally
neglected.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

Ii is quite possible that in the cen
sus of 1900 the new south will be
found To have grown comparatively
more than the north. IN the one
city of Augusta Ga. manufactures
increased from lSS0 L. 1896 more than
$40 pcr cent. Three times as much
wages are paid to operatives as were
paid ten years ago.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

France possesses Il capital i'm which
it is said more murders take place i'll
sin months than occur iii London
Berlin and Vienna together in twice
that length of time. but altogether
more murders take place i'll the
United States than in amy other
country.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

The corn crop Tins year VIII rcach
between 100000, 900 and l,sOo,G0oeoo
bushels. This is not so great rs last
wear. when it reached the enormous
figure of 1900. 900, 600 bushels. The
Russian famine helped us 10 get RID
of i, then. but this year we are told
there is nothing left but to make III
into whisky after the hogs have de-
Nourcd all they can
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

Mr.. George stewart of New York
asked Miss Adds to be his wife. He
did so lust for fun. When he failed
to come to time She sued him, just
for damages. The court instructed
The jury that the law could NOT dis
,incuish between ocular proposals
and the other kind Wherefore the
Twelve good men decided that George
ought to pony up Tout $4,000 for his
little joke. Miss Adds in now ready
To receive other proposals from funny
men at current rates.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

Among the striking sights of New
York are those to be seen at the
docks. 1t is as interesting TO look at
steamship load of Americans bound
for Europe as to look at a steamship
load of European immigrants coming
into port. The outward bound
Americans are apt to be less pictlr-
csu,le in their garb than the incom-
ing foreigners.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

Alfred j. CIodc. who formerly run
a newspaper in Japan, gives US some
idea OF the business in that country
in recent interview. He says; The
income of the Gazette used TO be
about $4,000 pcrmontil. employed
thirty japanese cOnposltor> at an
average of SIS per month. some get
ting as much as $50. The subscription
price of the paper was sd and the
advertising rates SD per inch per
week. We had about 800 subscribers
The paper was cnterprising and no
expense was spared to get the news.
The Mikado never attempted TO
exercise censorship over the English
press of the country, but the British
Consul General attempted il once
and was forced to leave his station.
The Japanese Mail is subsidized by
the government, but all the other
English papers are free from govern
mcnt control.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

one OF the most atrocious crimes
ever committed IN Illinois was pcrpe-
tralcd near Morrison last Thursday.
For cold-blooded brutaltyit is doubt
lul II II has an equal. a. NJ. Swart-
ilo'll, prominent and wealthy
FARMER residing about two miles west
from the village of Lindon. was the
'iclim. lie drove to the city Thurs
day afternoon. and after attending TO
some business matters started for
nome. arriving there about & o'clock.
Ills two sons, John and Ernest were
engaged at work around the barn
when their father returned, but no
words were exchanged between them
Mf. Swartlout unhitched his horse
and put him in the stable. After he
mad embarrassed his horse some one
stepped up behind him and shot him
through the head. His body was
lhen placed III a cart and wheeled
ABOUT 100 rods to Il Strawstack. car
RED on top. and then the straw was
set Oh llfc. y daughter OF the muir
defed man was the first to discover
li'e IRE and gave alarm. when tile
wv" sons rode to the stack but made !
no effort TO eNtinguish the flames. |
lie absence of Mr.. Swarthout did /
not seem to disturb his two sons. his
daughter and daEghtcr-n-law. and it
was not until a neighbor came in and I
INSISTED upon search tliat they in
one. When the ashes of the
'tFa" pile were examined. portions Of
,lie skull and other bones were dis
Covered. Clues subsequently found
litV" led 10 the arrest oft!lc two >on>.
'ohh and Ernest. They denied all
knowledge Of the affair.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

The electric fly catcher, which has
been tried and found successful by
several large shopllcepers, consists Of
small induction coil giving about
an inch spark and is furnished with d
series of line wires strung on a board
and looking not unlike Il either
Eacn alternate wire is connected
with an induction coil. and a sliding
regulator is so adjusted that the
spark will not strike across between
the wires until the unlucky fly alights.
Then the battery puts in its work,
and the fly dives down between the
wires and leaves the field clear for
the next victim.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

ST. CLOUDS FEMALE swl>DI.Er
nt IL one OF an Extensive Gang ro,
"hosc capture Big Reward, ar.
| offered.
The notorious forgcr and contidcnc,
woman, Mrs. Annie NJ. Murphy, for
whose capture numerous rewards
nave been offered was caught last
week at Montreal. The last crime
Tor which she is wanted was com.
united on Oct. 81. when she victim
lzed the First National bank and
Oernan-American bank at ST. Cloud
Mimi by cashing forged drafts for
laFsc amounts. y dispatch from
ne" ofk says: "A gang OF bank
swiholers are travelling about the
country mainly through the west.
i'eV are clever and plausible and
'helr victims are generally tie coun-
Try banks. Their method is tooh.
tam a graft for small sum from an
oul-ol-,o"n bank on its New York
correspondent. From this genuine
ur"l 'hey have forged duplicates
MADE. The genuine draft. Of course.
goes through all right. Then ,he
bogus drafts are presented. and the
>"ii'aIers having established a SORT
"i credit with the genuine draft. and
he'ng sufficiently well known Ia be
identified by the country bank. the
bogus drafts on the New York bank
are generally casIed without ouaS-
Ilon. The latest instance of ,bis Sor,
OF sWlnd!ing was brought TO The a,-
'ention of the Chase National bank
d lie" days ago. The victims in This
case were the First National banl,
ana lhc German-Amcrican National
oahk' both OF st. Clond, MINI. Each
VI 'hesc banks on Oct. . cashcd a
bogus draft on the Chase National
oank OF this city, the first loa 500
ana the other for $500. Both Of the
lraits purportcd to be issued by the
National Bank of Commerce of Ia
coma. WASH, on the Chase Nation,,
oank OF this city. Both were nav
iDle TO the order of and were pre-
'ented by and cashed for Mrs. Anna
A. Murphy, who is said to be stem
laughter of Andrew McCrea. formerly
"eli-known resident OF Minnesota,
m a circular which the two victim
yea st. Cloud banks sent out--for
ne Chase does not lose the sl.500-
liey say they will pay reward of
3oo for the arrest of Mrs. Murphy
ma her delivery to the proper officers
II the State of Minnesota.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

the beer run out. The ball took off
the index finger of Ryan's right
hand, glanced off the jug and went
through his left thigh. Ryan fell
and fractured his skull in two places.
lie is lying at hospital at the point
death. uolan has not yet been
arrested.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-24

You may speak of an elegant watch
or chain or carriage or harness, but
do not talk about an elegant land
scape or an elegant mountain view.
Do not call Niagara elegant"