10 Dec 1889
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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1889
Page
1
The advertisement proclaims a large liquidation of woolen garments and accessories at deeply cut prices. It touts sealskin trimmed coats, walking jackets, blankets, undergarments, and hats with drastic discounts, promising large remaining stocks and a "special sale" on gingham items.
Chicago December 10 strongest point in Beggs defense arose from attorney Foster urging jurors to judge the Cronin murder case fairly. testifying witnesses challenged by Forrest as circumstantial evidence, defense counters, court adjourns as Mills prepares closing. Captain Schuettler returns from Milwaukee with clues toward Patrick Cooney in Cronin tragedy.
The Capital Loan and Investment Company of Lincoln Nebraska suspended business Saturday night after about six months of operation. Three trustees were appointed to wind up affairs and expect to pay small debts. stockholders may recover about 25 percent. Capital stock totaled 10 million dollars. Secretary H F Albers cited widespread borrowing demand by stockholders as the failure cause.
President Harrison arrives in Cuicano at 9 a.m. with a large military escort and calls on Dr. Nerd W. Peck before touring the Auditorium and Board of Trade. A reception at Union League Club precedes the night opening ceremony as Vice-President Morton arrives with his party.
Thousands pass through New Orleans city hall viewing Jefferson Davis in state with 60 000 counted. Plans include multidenominational services, a grand funeral procession, and invitations to U S Army officers, with Miss Winnie Davis expected to arrive from France and final resting place undetermined.
Washington informs that Speaker Reed appointed committees on Ways and Means Appropriations Manufactures Elections and Milesages. Members include McKinley chairman on Ways and Means with Burrows Bayne Dingley and others. Cannon chairman on Appropriations with Butterworth McComas Henderson Peters Coggswell Belden Morrow Brewer Rapdall Forney Breckenridge Dockery. Kelley chairman on Manufactures with Burrows Taylor Morse Sanford Wilson Bynum Grimes Fowler. Rowell chairman on Elections with Houk Cooper Haugen Sherman Dannell Bergen Greenhalge Comstock Crisp O Ferrell Outhwaite J Marsh Moore Wike. Lind Peters Townsend Williams Clunie Pennington on Milage.
William F. Allen, 83, professor of history at Wisconsin University, died suddenly in Madison. Born in Northboro, Massachusetts, September 5, 1830, he graduated from Harvard in 1851 and joined the professorship of ancient languages and history in 1867, earning admiration from students.
The Emperor expresses doubt about Brazil's readiness for liberal institutions and warns against exaggerated political ambitions. He notes civil war fears, cites letters of support from abroad, and reports on Rio Janeiro and battle events linked to the November 22 dispatch from Atrato.
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