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Mower County transcript., 1898-10-05
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SOUTH ST. PAUL. Oct l.
HO0S-Markst 20 lower than satur.
day. Range Of prices, @S.7o@a sex.
CATTLE-Good demand here for good
cattle.
Sales ranged at &s. 4O05 90 for stoo srs,
e2.S6@3.5O for cows; 81 80 for heifers:
h.OO@425 25 for steers.
SHEEP Market firm. Good demand
for good sheep and lambs
Muttons, t275@3.70; lambs, ,&4.5O
Receipts: Hogs 1000; cattle, $500; sheep
1000; calves, $50.
Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Oct. l.
HOGS Market steady at Saturdays
prices.
Sales ranged at $3.65@395 for light;
e,.5504.0O for mixed; S3.45@3.9j for
heavy; e3.45@8. 80 for rough.
CATTLE-Market steady to loo lower
Sales ranged at $l.00@5.75 for beeves;
a. 0O@4.75 for COWS and heifers; $3.lO,u
s39O for Texas steers; $35O@l5j Tor
Westerns; IS. 2O046O for stockers and
aeeders.
SHEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at 81. 90@46Q for natives;
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs. IS, 900; cattle, 21,O)U;
sheep, ~, COO
Ihicago Gram amt Prov. ons.
CHICAGO OCT. L.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-Otoper, 63A 8; December,
52h01,Nc; May, 63z4c.
CORN October. 2SNc; December,
-9l4c; May, 3iNM3lHc.
OATS - OctoDar BIC; December,
aO4c; May, 2a3s s>@a2Ic.
POF:K-OctoDer ~. S2 December,
S7.97: January, $S.97.
Austin Markets..
Wheat--No. 2, soc: Oats, 17c to 19c: Flax
Tc Corn, 25c Timothy SEC; Barley, 25c to
&c; Glover $500: Rye, 35c.
CORRECTED BY M'BR1DE, THE GROCER.
Butter, 15c to 20c: Beans, 15c to $1.OO; Eggs
AUSTIN PACKING HOUSE MARKET.
Cows, 2@c to &c; Sheep, &c to 3hc; Hogs,
$500 to $3.4O.
FuEL-CORRECTED BY A. N. DECKER.
Hard coal, $7.75; Illinois coal, $4.25; Indi.
ana block coal, $4.75: Hooking Valley, 1926 !;
Cennel coal, $500; Wood, $500 per cord Maple
wood, 500 per cord Soft wood, $4.25 per cord /;
Slabs. S4O.s
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MOST LIKELY MURDERED.

Semi Officially Announced the Emperor
of China Suiuidou.
LONDON, O't. "a special dispatch
from Shanghai say kilograms furnished
by the Taoti, or local governor, to a
Chinese paper there, allege that the
emperor Of China committed suicide
on Sept. II, after signing the DEGREES
which placed the dowager empress at
the head of affairs in China. This, il,
added, is intended to mean that the
emperor was assassinated.
All the English speaking secretaries
and tho principal members of the Chi.
nese foreign Office, it is further an.
nounced, have been seized and ban.
ished.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-A later dispatch
from Shanghai says it was semi: off.
cially announced there that the en-.
peror had committed suicide Sept. a..
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j NEWS. y y WNpENsAT10Ha e p s 1 r ]
Wednesday,, Sept. 2s.

wednssday, sept 2s.
, A private dispatch from Paris an
nounces the death there Of Mrs. August
Belmont.
Officers u the Fifteenth Minnesota
regiment have decided against estab-
fishing q cauteen.
General Garcia is said to have
warned General Lawton that Cubans
will accept nothing less than independ'
ence.
The Northern Pacific liner Columbia,
laden with 800 tons of tea, narrowly
missed being destroyed in a typhoon off
the coast Of Japan Aug. 20.
Secretary Long has sent Admiral
Dewey a dispatch endorsing his seizu
of the insurgent boat Abbey, which
had landed a cargo OF arms at one of
the Philippine ports.
Major General William Graham, U.
s. ", ccmmandin9s the Second army
corps, has gone on this retired list of
the regular army with the rank Of
.brigadier general. having, reached the
age Limit. # e. .=.1 III
Thursday. sspk 20. s.@>
Ada Dare, actress, was married at
Chicago to Frank Ehrot, heir to the
millions Of New York's famous brewer,
Ehret.
Edhem Pasha, the Turkish military
COVE. nor OF Crete, has I } recalled
and Chafki has been appointed to sue
coed him. F,.<t
General Merritt's report 1.-THE battle
OF Manila has been received at the war
department and will be made public in
few days.
General Greedy, chief signal officer,
has recommended that four companies
of the volunteer signal service be
mustered ont of the military service.
The Hon. Thomas Joseph Byrnes,
premier of Queensland, is dead. He
was born at Brisbane in 1850, and Was
was formerly attorney general and
solicitor general Of Queensland
Tod Sloan. the American jockey, at
the second day OF the first October
meeting at Newmarket won the New
market Welter Handicap Of 500 SOW
ersigns, with the Lorillard. Beresford
stables 3.year-old bay colt Elm.
Friday, Sept. 80.
Consolidation of 10 or IL of Boston's
national banks is proposed.
There have been 81 deaths at Camp
Wikof since it's establishment.
Tne French mail steamer Lafayette,
having on board Spanish troops from
Santiago de Cuba, has arrived at Cor
unna.
Secretary Gage has left Washington
for Chicago, Omaha and Colora 10. He
expects to be absent from the city
about three weeks.
At Salem, Or, Del Norte, the guide
less pacer,. reduced the worlds record
of 2:0424: for one mile to: 2:O4A. The
time by. quarters was as follows: 80;
loo; 1881; 2:o4A.
49, Saturday. Oct. l..
One man was killed, another fatally
injured and third severely hurt in q
bicy Gle: accident at the Garfield race
track, Chicago.
Mrs. Hattie f. Ewing of. Massachu.
setts has been chosen most worthy
matron of the general chapter Order
OF the Eastern Star.
NJ. D. Ratchford. president Of the
Mine Workers union, says that the re-
port OF an impending general strike
among the miners is untrue.
The Italian government has issued
formal invitations to the anti.anarchist
convention, the time; and place Of
holding which will b fixed hereafter.
1t is rumored that Dreyfus has al.
ready been transferred from tho Isle
du Diable to Cayenne, where he awaits
= steamer to bring him to = French OF
IN Algerian port
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DENMARK MOURNs.

L"ug Illnsss of Queen Louise Terminates
Fatally.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 29.-The end of
thu 0uaen of DENMARK who diad at
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Was Shot by q Brak oman.

HELENA, Mon, Oct. John
Swanson, whose home is at A,water,
Mimi, was taken to st. Peters hos.
pital to receive surgical attention for a
shattered leg. Swanson was shot by
Brakeman Ryan, who had put him and
his partner, John KeeAe, off a Montana
Central train between Helena and
Great Falls. The brakeman is in Jail
here.
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VAN WICK FOR GOVERNOR
Now York Democrats Nominate . Stat.
T.ckst.

Now York Democrats Nominate . STATE
T.okst.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Oct. 1.-The
Democratic convention Of New York
state, at its convention here, noni
mated this ticket: :
For governor, Augustus Van Wyck of
Kings.
For lieutenant governor, Elliott DAN
forth of Chenango.
For secretary of state, George w. Bat
ten of Niagara.
For comptroller. Edwin S. Atwa,er of
Duchess.
For state treasurer; E. p Morris :of
Wayne. -. -"
For state engineer and surveyor, Martin
Schenck of Ren sselaer
For attorney general, Thomas F. Con-
way of Clinton.
Gold Democrats Endorse Van Wyck.
NEW YORK; Oc;. 2.-The executive
committee of the National Democrat tic
party, the gold standard Democrats.
met during the day and decided that
Justice Augustus G. Van Wyck was
acceptable to them as candidate for
governor.
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Monday, Oct. 3

A foot Of snow fell at Havre, Mon.,
Sunday.
Pittsburg job printers will strike for
a 9.hour day.
The public debt increased $54, sos, ,4sS
in September.
Snow and rain have checked Col.
orado forest fires.
General Merritt has arrived at Paris.
He left Manila Aug. 80, via the Suez
canal.
Madame Carnot, widow of President
Carnot, who was assassinated by an
Italian anarchist at Lyons in 1894. is
dead.
Colorado Springs suffered loss of
$l,000,000 by fire caused by the OK.
plosion of car of powder in a freight
depot.
Scott Inglis, an actor in Julia Ar.
thurs company, suicided in New York.
He was dismissed from the company
few days ago for failure to attend a
rehearsal.
Mr.. Jerseys Mrs. Langtrv 3-year
o1u SAOo'Aue AAAy DauClIS wave, TlQ.
den by Tod Sloan, won the Nothing
ham handicap of 600 sovereigus. The
betting was . to i against Dancing
Wave.
Tuesday, Oct. 4.
Half million dollars damage was
done by tidal wave at Brunswick Ga.
DR.. David J. Hill of Rochester, N.
r., has been named as frs assistant
secretary of state to succeed J. B.
Moore, now secretary of the peace
commission.
At Stevens Point, Wis, Joseph
Stoertzbach was robbed of $4,000 in
securities and cash, the latter amount.
ing to about IS, 900. The old man had
been 80 years in saving the money.
The Michigan supreme court has
fled a decision which exempts the
Michigan Central, operating under q
special charter, from the law requiring
roads to sell family mileage books at ,
cents mile.
Chaplain Mcintyre Of the Oregon, tes-
tifying in his own defense, stated he
had, on account of his long physical
and nervous strain. no knowledge of
the words used in his Denver speech,
for which hs is on trial
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Iowa l. quor Dealers Organized.

DEs MONIES, Sept. 30. Articles of
incorporation for the Liquor Dealers
Protective Association of Iowa have
been filed. Des Moines is to be the
headquarters. The chief object of the
organization is to bring about the re-.
peal Of 'obnoxious laws" namely
1owa's prohlbitory law, still effective
bv local Ontion.
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Denmark, and al tho other members
Of the royal family.
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Fire at Ipswich.

IPSWICH, S. D., Oct. 4.-Fire which
destroyed two blocks in the business
center of the town, started at 3 q. m.
in the rear of Roberts general store.
The estimated dama,e is $40. 600, with
half that amount Of insurance
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THE OSHKOSH SITUATION.
strikers Are Quiet, Hut Trouble Il
Likely Whom Militia Go Home.

Strikers Are 0ui~t, Blu Trouble IL
Likely Whom Militia Go Home.
OSHKOSH, Wis, June 27.-The strike
situation here remains practically un
changed. The militia are still on guard
and the Paine plant, the only one op.
Grating, was started up with a slightly
increased crew. The other manufac.
turers have posted notices, however,
that their plants will be reopened, and
advertisements for men have been
placed in the local papers. Some Of the
business men are inclined to criticize
Governor Scotield for announcing
through a Milwaukee paper his inten.
ton OF recalling the militia to Milwau.
kee for the carnival exercises next
Tuesday. They declare that to move
the militia SO soon will surely be fol.
lowed by further acts Of violence by
the strikers. In fact the strikers openly
assert they will wait until the militia
is taken away, knowing it cannot be
kept here very long.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The United Commercial Travellers
have elected Charles w. Rice of st.
Paul, supreme counsellor.
A Vienna dispatch tells of an attempt
made by Count and Countess Zuanof
to poison the czar and czarina. They
were chamberlain and lady in waiting,
respectively.
1t is reported that large quantities
Of opium have been smuggled into the
Hawaiian islands from Victoria, B. G..
One schooner with a thousand tons on
board was captured.
The superintendent of public instruc.
ton Of New Mexico has decided tina,
under the statutes the teaching Of the
Spanish language in the public schools
Of the territory is compulsory.
The Gamer Amur, from Skaguav,
brings news Of the reported loss of the
steamer Ora IN Lake Bennett, The
Ora was en- route to Dawson on her
maiden trip. The report lacks con.
trmatlon.
1t Is announced that the Northern
Pacific Steamship company has con.
tracted to transport eight more steamer
loads Of railroad iron from Tacoma tc
Japan. The company has already
loaded three steamers with similar
cargoes.
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~nNenfT.One Miles an Hnnr

I|IIT-FuHG. June IA terrific rain
and mad ,tl,m passed over Western
FeAA,g.vsAa shortly after ! o'clock.
Trees, i.a-.t..t and fences were blown
down, telegraph and telephone wire.
lro,tsateI ana a numter OF houses un.
taoted. O4e maj was killed. As IA,
a. known there We're 10 other CASUAL.
ties. Tie wand reached a velocity OF
I. miles an hour, tbs highest ever re.
corded here, and the rainfall in Il
minutes 80. u inches.
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TRACKS WASHED OF,
Disastrous Storm in the Vicinity of Al.
gonquin, Ills.

A~LGoSQU1N, HIS, June 27.-The Sc.
verest storm II this vicinity for IL
years has swept over Algonquin. The
railroad N both sides was washed out,
and the town viii be cut off by rail-
from the outside world for several days.
Algonquin j. situated on the Fox river
between a range II bluffs. The water
n tna river rose II feet. There were a
number Of narrow escapes from drown.
Ing, the Odd boys resculng two men
locked II death embrace as they
were gong down for the last
tlme. Several railroad and othel
bridges We're washed away. a mum.
ter u merchants had their stocks in.
Jarel ~ water, and a number of cattle
We're drowned.
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MORE MAY DIE
Circus Tent Accident Much More
Serious Than at First
Reported.
Three Are Dead and Over Thirty
Injured. Some of Them Very
Seriously.
Storm in Illinois Did Great DAM
age--Many Narrow ES-
capeSs
Fox River Rose Twelve Feet
Railway Tracks Washed
Out.

Sr. LOUIS. June 21.-A special to
The Post.Dispatch from Sioux City.
Ia. says: Many new victims Of tn Q
storm which blew down a circus tent
were discovered. The dead number
3 and the injured 53. OF the latter 10
are critically hurt and some of them
may die. !.
Adolph Halverson. Judge A. G.
Steiner and an unidentified infant were
killed.
The injured were: John Naffseiger.
Mrs. J. D. Fair, DR.. Harvey Marvin,
Fred Reynolds (circus clown). \. w.
Erwin. William Simpson ~(circus
HANDY, Wilbur Bailey. Mrs. George
Lyon, Peter Branch, w. a. Wianand,
w. p. keefe, Mrs. \. q. Steiner, j. II.
Carney. Mary Beck. Frank Harvey.
Maud Hanchan, Frank Ryan, Henry
Manson, Henry Neumeier, Peter vii.
son. Or. W. ". White, Charles Ten.
ney, w. t. Lockhart, Ralph Shull,
Jack Ryan, Herbert Jenkins. Fritz Sci.
Ger. NJ. ". Quincy, Tom Ford, Miss
Allie Wallum. W. J. Hawden (circus
hand and DR.. L. \. Powell.
The day was hot and sultry and the
evening threatening, but crowds of
country people had come to town. and
they and the natives made up o crowd
which almost filled the tent for the
evening performance. About 9 o'clock
the hot wind, which had been blowing
al. the afternoon, freshened and within
a few minutes a deluge of rain fell
upon the
Hundreds of Pleasure Seekers
pe.ting through the canvas shelter and
drenchIns them. This had lasted but
a few minutes when the great center
poe began u sway and guy ropes to
creak from the pressure OF the wind
which had become a gale. Fright took
possession If the crowd and a wild
scramble for exits began. Scores OF
the employees Of the circus were called
into service IN an attempt to calm the
fear, OF the panic stricken people, but
many were tranpled under foot or
bruised " falling tlmbers as the struc.
ture collapsed.
The circus property was damaged to
the extent of $4,000. No other dam.
age by the storm has been reported in
the city or It's vicinity.
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OVER $4,000 IN CAMP,

Number OF Soldiers at Chickamauga In.
creasinG q Thousand a Day.
CHICKAMAUGA PARK, June 27.-The
number Of soldiers in camp is being in.
creased on an average OF more than
1000 a day by the arrival Of recruits.
About 200 recruits representing va
Cious states, reached the park during
the day aud We're escorted direct 70 the
respective regiments for which they
were recruited. There are now 80, 600
men in the park.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the county court OF the county OF Lake,
state OF south Dakota, In the matter Of the
estate OF Ole J. RonniD9 deceased. Notice IL
hereby given by the nndersigned, Ole q. MOlsk-
ness, administratOr OF the ertate Of Ole j. Ron.
ming, decearcd, to the creditors Of, and all per
cons having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them With the necessary vouchers, with.
In four months after The first publication Of this
I otlce, TO the said OloO Molskness at the Ofics
Of y. D. HoIdridge ~ Son, city Of Madison, county
OF Lake, South Dakota.
Dated June %, 1898. OLE O.. MOLSKNESS.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Ole J. konninn,
Deceased.
D. u. H~OLDRIDGE & SON,
0-Attorneys for Administrator or.
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Two Killed in Church.

MISAEwAUKAN, n. d., June a.
Durlng service the Norwegian Lu.
theran church, ~ miles west Of here,
was struck by lightning. John Ploium
and Hans Anderson were killed and q
dozen more were injured. The church
was new and was much damaged.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL, Jun, 81.
HOGS-Market steady. Range q
prices. So. ~ IL 20.
CATTLE-Narket steady.
sales ranged at x..9j44 % for stockers;
S2.6OM3.75 for cows; s.. 500 100 for hei .cr:
81. 250l4.65 for steers.
SHEEP-Markcc steady.
Sales ranged at S4.5oIl Is for muttons;
8. 15uL6 90 for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 80; cattle. loo; sheep
lNO. cu.H,A. In.
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Two IroGably Fatally Injured.

CINCINNATI, June PA severe wind
otcrm blew down the smokestack Is
ieot high and % feet in diameter, at
2luth's bakery on Richmond street,
crushing IN portions Of the building.
Five persons have been taken out in.
jured, two supposed to be fatally.
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The Modern Celebrity.

"What! You never heard Of himl
Why, his name is a household word"
"Indeed! a story writer"
"No, he butchered eight people" -
Cleveland Leader.
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Liquor Dealers Barred.

LA CROSSE, Wis, June 27.-The So.
preme court has affirmed the decision
Of the circuit court in the case Of
Loeffler against the Modern Woodmen
of America. The effect of the decision
is to exclude certain classes, including
wholesale liquor dealers, from becoming
members of the order.
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MCLEARY'S CURRENCY BILL.
Supporters OF the Measure Decide to Not
Urge Cons deratIon,

VTH6 LOUS u6THtIOh.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The support.
ers Of the currency reform bill recently
reported to the house by Mr.. McCleary
Of Minnesota have decided not to urge
consideration further at this session.
The bill is acceptable substantially tc
all the Republican members, but some
Of them oppose calling 1t up at the
present time because Of the over.
shadowing importance OF war ques.
tons and inability to secure its passage
IN the senate at this time.
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COLUMBUS, O., June 27.-The So.
preme court has sustained the Pugn
law, which says if a man petitions for
a particular party ballot sheet he must
vote the ticket OF that party.
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Winona Dwelling Burned.

WINoNA, Mimi. June PA fire
that threatened serious losses in the
residence district. owing to the high
wind, was finally overcome with the
loss of eight buildings, including a
broom factory.
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To he Hanged For Murder,

Joseph OFT, who beat out his wife's
brains a short time ago, plead guilty to
the charge of murder in the first de-.
gree, and was sentenced by Judge
Qvale to be hanged three months from
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CHICAGO, June p.
HOGS-Market strong to SC higher.
sales ranycd 1T Slogan for light;
S3.15G3.95 Tor mixcl; SI7o6i.0) ior
heavy; S5.15B $50 for rough.
CATILE-Marset quiet, unchanged
Sales ranged at S53593 - Tor cows an
hei ers; $50 4.3o tor lexas steers: =. D,
GAO for stos!lers and feeders; -. ~ +.
5.26 Tor heeve-.
Market steady.
sales ranged At si.,DLl II for natives,
SAi)J5l 10 ior Westerns; SOD a6.sJ FOR
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900, ca.tl, 80:
sheep. = 30.
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WEALTHY NEW YORKER.
Hamilton Fish, Jr., Went to the Front
with Roosevelt.

with Roosevelt.
NEW YORK, June %. - Hamilton
Fish, Jr.. killed in the battle near San.
tiago, was ole Of the New Workers Of
good position and family who went to
the front with Roosevelt's rough rid.
ers, He was of distinguished ancestry
His family being one Of the oldest in
this state. His father. Nicholas Fish,
is the son Of the late Hamilton Fish,
who was secretary Of state in Grants
cabinet. Hamilton Fish was over t
feet tall and Of herculean build.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, H., June 25.
HOGS-Market strong to sc higher
Range of prices, 255W3.75.
CAT1LE-Markct steady.
Sales ranged Sl.o0G4.iO for cows,
bulls II mixed; S3.7oGA7o for stocker.
and feeders; $50 1880 for yearlings anu
calves.
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Coal for Dewey's Fleet.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-The Brit.
ish SHIPS G.oo,cap, Captain Spicer, and
Ei-t Lothian, Captain Mcfarland,
sailed from ms port tor Manila, with
nearly 5000 tons Of coal for Admiral
Dewey'- feet. The two cargoes are
valued at about $1,000, but the freight
received by the two ships will be more
than double this sum-. The two cap.
ain VIII do all in their power to get
to Manila In the shortest possible time.
The French Peasant.
The French peasant has an independ.
ent means of existence. He owns the
soil he till,. If he employs laborers,
they at least will own a house and gar
den and hope to own a plot. The Eng.
lish v~illager is either a small tradesman
or a laborer. A garden which he cult
Yates but does not WI is, as a rule, the
extent Of his possessions. There are two
classes in an English village, and these
may be subdivided into various religious
sects. There is only one class in oul
French conimune-a fact which has q
material bearing upon the social econ
o,ny of the community. Every inhab-
liant of the commune is a proprietor Of
something, and all are bent III saving;
yet, with all their individnalism, they
combine for common and mutual inter.
est. This is illustrated by the organiza.
ton Of the syndicate for buying al
wholesale prices. They unite for thu
cultivation Of the soil, lending each
other horses and making up teams.
Every cominune has a field, which is
common property and where, on pay
ment Of q trifing fee, animals Craze.
After the harvest all the fields become
common property, and the gros betail
and the other betail are allowed to roam
at largc.-Contemporary Review.
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Poultry, Butter and Eers.

CHICAGO, juno Is.
POCLTRY-Live in good demand.
Spring chickens. ll@sl4c; hens 7@7lac;
turkeys. 6I7c; ducks, TO.
BUTTER Firm. Creameries, lac
l6c: dairies. lllaIl3lsc.
Enthusiastically. Fresh, lOc.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MlNNEAPOLls, June q.
WHEAT-June closed ut S2Ac; July,
$3.50; September. 661s,; December, 65ho;
On Track-No. | hard, S8Xc; No.
Northern, S4Ac.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, juno IS.
WHEAT-Cash No. hard. SIC.
No. l northern, Sc; No. 2 Northern.
SOc. To Arrive No. l hard, s4c; No.,
l Northern, s2c; July, $40; Septenr
Der, 67Ac.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-27
Chicago Train and Irovistoa..

HILAtD JUl1 .
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT = June. SIC; Jul7. 7la4c;
September, 5jllc; DecenDsr. 6j342.
CORN = June. 3l1.c; July, Il C:
September, 32b, De- :clnocr, SEE; May,
,244e.
OAIS-Junc, --5,c; July, 2a. sep
tenn Der, 2J1sc; May, .2l4c.
PORK July, 500, eptember, 81 ~.