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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1895
Page
2
A sensational report by Receiver McNatta details alleged book doctoring and self-dealing at Greenhut management of the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Co. The expert findings claim officers disposed of stock to themselves, creating a discrepancy approaching $1.92 million and a potential $92 million claim to stockholders.
Washington report on habeas corpus petitions for Eugene V. Debs and A. R. A. leaders before the United States Supreme Court. Lyman Trisbali and others defend against contempt findings for defying an injunction over interstate mail and railroad activities. Also covers counterfeiters headed to Omaha and a lynching scare in Alabama.
The text describes rising tension in Manitoba over Catholic and Protestant schools. It notes bitter conflict as parochial schools faced abolition by Manitoba Legislature and church leaders urge their factions to prepare for a protracted contest. The piece frames the dispute as a potential national crisis.
The weekly trade review notes clearer signs of improvement in domestic business and rising employment in some industries, though railroad earnings stay weak and cotton and stock speculation remain unreliable. Wheat prices eased after a prior rise, corn steadied, pork and lard fell, cotton demand rose, wool sales declined, and weekly failures fell in the U S and Canada.
Washington rumors persist that a rift has formed between the President and Secretary of State Richard Gresham over Spain policy. An ultimatum to Spain reportedly delayed by cabinet changes and domestic unrest has unsettled officials, with Gresham seeking stronger action while the President cautions restraint.
Cadio becomes Provisional President after three days of street fighting in Lima. The Provisional Government, formed with diplomats and the papal nuncio, claims organization and cabinet representation for both sides. Armistice follows fighting that killed or wounded 1593, prisoners released, troops paid off and dispersed.
Windlay Ohio special report shows Mrs Belle Treut, wife of Frank Th Trent, a leading merchant, sued Clifford and Gassman proprietors of the Cafe Royal and William Afarian owner of the premises for 7050 dollars lost in poker. Jury verdict grants her 3400 dollars. Case hinges on joint landlord liability.
Tokyo reports the army holds power in Japan with leaders pressing for continued fighting. Fresh troops move forward while a House of Representatives motion declares peace negotiations not yet timely, signaling a hard line on peace.
Three masked men tortured and robbed an elderly couple, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Childs, in their Palmer Mills home near Bradford Pennsylvania. The assailants bound the pair after ransacking the house and extorted about 500 dollars, though only 30 cents remained. Mrs Childs suffered severe foot burns from a red hot stove. the couple's captors fled as officers pursue three suspects. The elder husband is expected to survive.
Auditor McCarthy outlines 1893 tax levies totaling 1 124 791 80 with 26 668 48 delinquent January 1895 Estimated 1894 levies for collection in 1895 total 1 338 226 12 projecting 32 800 96 delinquent January 1896 Net state tax proceeds for 1895 projected at 1 255 325 16, with more delinquency expected than in 1894 The notes discuss broader receipts and expenses concerns for the state.
Special dispatch from Topeka reports Prof Mayo of the State Agricultural College diagnosing pleuro pneumonia in Kansas. The disease is said to be in Geary Wa州 Morris Counties with eight cattle dead and about twenty exposed. A quarantine has been ordered and Gov Morrill asked Washington for an expert to verify Mayo's findings.
Washington dispatch reports Spain may recall its minister if Secretary Green refuses the demand. The Spanish government expresses astonishment, while Muragiga delays action awaiting a reply. The tense exchange centers on a diplomatic dispute and potential recall.
A pistol shot aimed at Liang Chang, Chinese peace envoy, after a conference with Japanese plenipotentiaries left him wounded in the face but alive. The assailant was arrested amid claims of patriotic motive. The incident sparked widespread shock and regret across observers.
Madrid special court has ordered the arrest of newspaper directors protesting military outrages in Madrid. The move is feared to provoke disorders. City of Mexico reports war between Mexico and Guatemala and says Parliament is summoned in April.
Panic grips Algona as a midnight fire destroyed four frame buildings near brick blocks causing $20,000 in damage. Despite extra watchmen and patrols, Wednesday night incendiaries threaten public safety.
A chaotic report recalls Worthington in Dubuque County with G A Dando the mayor and justice of the peace arrested on charges of threatening life. Other notes include a Clinton saloon shooting, a fire destroying a barn and boat house, and various local incidents. The text blends multiple Iowa stories from the period with names and places such as Clinton Clinton saloon, Dubuque County and Des Moines.
The State Council of the American Protective Association at Des Moines elected officers President F F Bowers Clinton Vice President Dr F Dundas Sioux City Secretary of State J S Campbell Des Moines Chaplain J S Fergush Ktotuk Secretary R Robingon Missouri Valley Treasurer Dunein Grant Boone Sergeant at Arms N De Borden Hollidays Guard B M Cook Marcus Sentinel I H Meredyke Villisea Trustees J H Williams Des Moines Oride Vien Cornell Blunts Samuel AL Smith Lake City Des Moines chosen as next meeting site per capita tax cut to cents and dues arrears rule eased Reserve memorials for Dr Dennis Murphy of West Liberty and support for Savannah mayor stand.
Ains central eastbound No. 2 narrowly escaped disaster when 29 by bridge timber was placed on the Whisky Slough track between Remsen and Mateus. The engine diverged, but Engineer Willey stopped the train at 9 10 pm. A Cher okee special carried officials to the scene. authorities refused to identify suspects.
Judge William El Seavers died at Osira Sunday morning at 7 oclock after a paralytic stroke received December 4. Born in 188, Virginia, he came to Jaws in 754 and served as district judge and on state commissions. His funeral was held Wednesday. Des Moines officials report a sale and funds for debt payments, with tickets split between railways and merchants for the upcoming fair. The Des Moines Agricultural Society plans annual appropriation and free public admission as the legislature meets.
Reons Without a Potiee Force. Mayor F C Farrew discharges the old police and halts a new one. Council delays confirmation, risking a week with no police. Bitter election split, with ten council members from the opposing faction. An ordinance blocks temporary police appointments until confirmed.
Beqael and éilizena broke into Companys Bat Perry armory during the Adel Bank robbery and took arms and ammunition. They failed to return five rifles, some scratched, and 500 rounds of ball cartridges with only a small portion returned. One rifle was broken. Attorney General Nemicy ruled the act an abuse against the state with penalties of at least 21 dollars fine or six months imprisonment per offender.
John Setubert of Pleasant Valley Township died from injuries suffered while drawing water from a well. A bucket detached at the top and fell, striking him on the head. He was taken home where his injuries were thought not serious, but he passed away. He was 23 years old.
Burglary at the Fort Dodge residence of 11. M. Griffin, a leading merchant, occurred while the family attended church. The house was cleaned out in a wholesale manner, over 2400 dollars worth of items stolen. no clue to the burglars.
Four year old son of Jesse Tacobs perished in a barn fire at Mito. The blaze, believed set by the father, consumed the child and several horses and other stock. Firefighters battled the flames as authorities investigated motives and origins.
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