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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1900
Page
2
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Citizens urge resignations as aldermen face 17000 debt for the electric light project. Critics note wasteful contracts, hired carriages, and excessive arc lights. The public faulting officials include Cook and City Attorney Wright amid calls for competent leadership.
Minnesota State fair page lists Chicago Great Western excursion tickets from August 27 to 31 with return fare at one third of the round trip. Tickets available via any Great Western agent or F H Lord GP& TA 113 Adams St Chicago for details.
The Aue- Lian Street Fair Association convenes at Al Santh's offices over Cita and David son's shoe store at 8 o'clock this evening. All members are earnestly required to attend as it is AU Tinpartiol one.
American League games include Minneapolis at Kansas City 8 to 3 and 11 to 1 in the second. Chicago hosted Milwaukee with 8 to 1 in the second and Detroit defeated Cleveland 8 to 1. Buffalo shut out Indianapolis 14 to 0 with a 4 to 3 second game. National League results show Cincinnati at St Louis 8 to 5 and Chicago at New York 2 to 1.
Duluth August 20 Wheat cash prices No 1 hard 76 c No 1 Northern 74 40 No 8 69 40 To Arrive No 1 hard old 76 c No 1 Northern old 75 c No 1 hard new 76 c No 1 Northern new 71 c September 74 0 December 74 0 Flax cash 81 38 September 61 38 October 1 33
Minneapolis August 20 reports wheat prices with No. 1 Northern at 71% to 71% cents and September 71% cents, October 73% to 74%. On Track No. 1 hard 74 444, No. 1 Northern 72 44, No. 2 Northern 7c.
Sioux City Iowa August 20 cattle market steadiness with beeves at 5.00 to 5.08, cows bulls and mixed 2.01 to 2.15, stockers and feeders 3.40 to 3.41, calves and yearlings 5.60 to 5.42. Hogs declined 1.10 to 6.00 lower with prices from 4.60 to 4.95.
Hogs opened lower and closed steady during early decline at South St. Paul market. Cattle trading remained steady with choice butcher cows and heifers at 3.75 to 4.25, steers 4.75 to 5.20, fat bulls 3.25 to 8.50, veal calves 8.60 to 95.00, diverse price range noted.
Allied forces surround Pekin as street fighting continues and the empress dowager is reported detained by Prince Yang. Dispatches from Che Foo and Taku confirm ongoing bombardment and last stands in the inner city with eight casualties.
Bruce reports the Chinese fight remains intense with Empress Dowager's fate unsettled by Shanghai accounts. Despite setbacks, officials Sheng Chi Tung at Hankow and Liu Kun Yi at Nankin threaten to withdraw if the Empress Dowager’s person is not respected, signaling renewed aggression across the empire.
The War Department received a dispatch from General Onaffee stating that Pekin was entered on August 15 or 16 with Fourteenth and light battery. Eight wounded during the day’s fighting, otherwise all well. Officials suspect a transmission date error. Pekin’s capture likely on August 16.
London dispatch reports Chinese southern mandarins acknowledge Pekin’s capture as just punishment for reactionary officials. The proclamation warns citizens not to interfere with foreigners and states the powers will focus on punishing the Boxer movement before restoring peace, keeping operations northward.
The attack on Pekin began August 15 as Chinese defenders fought at the gates. Japanese forces demolished Cham Lang and Tong Chi gates and moved into the capital while other units entered via Tong Quien gate. Legations were reached with ministers found safe, and Li Hung Chang appealed to Marquis Ito for mediation. Marquis Ito expressed sympathy but said interference was impossible now.
Paris August 30 The Legion of Honor has been bestowed on M Pichon French minister to China Foreign Minister Delcasse visited M Pichon's mother in Paris to announce her son's safety and present the decoration
F. H. Flanry of Chicago was fined £48 by Queenstown petty sessions after being arrested on the Cunard steamer Ivernia on Aug 14 for smuggling cigars from Boston.
When prescribed, use Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach, bowels and liver to aid digestion and regularity. The instruction emphasizes following medical orders for internal system relief.
A special excursion Sunday August 19 via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway from Austin at 5 30 am to Okoboji and Arnold's Park includes grand musical entertainment in the Pavilion Tent at 1 30 pm and a Hamm Brewing vs Lennon and Gibbons baseball game at 2 30 pm. Round trip from Austin 2 25 with free entry for excursion ticket holders and other attractions planned. Tickets available through the railroad ticket agent.
Lord Roberts reports Colonel Hore, relieved at Elands River by Lord Kitchener, lost 12 killed and 68 wounded. Lieutenant Colonel Delisle among the wounded.
Drink liquid bread Golden Grain Belt beer nourishes and costs little enough you cannot afford to be without it. Bottled in pint or quarts. Order from your dealer or be supplied by C. J. Weise Austin.
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