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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1893
Page
4
These eminent specialists have opened up a new era in medicine with treatments that are new and exclusive to them. Their success is unparalleled, and those who sought satisfaction report only words of praise.
Fire on August 15 at the eight story Senate hotel on Madison Street destroys upper floors. Five dead, five seriously injured, six more in hospitals. victims include J Godfrey and Grace Godfrey among others. Fire believed caused by overturned lamp in hotel office. day clerk missing.
Distillers in Louisville appeal to the U S court to prevent Collector Johnson from blocking in bond exports and to secure an extension of force day. They must raise 800000 dollars to save the 1890 whisky crop from forfeiture, aiming to restrain the Louisville district collector from refusing applications for export in bond.
Official returns show a steep increase in cholera across Russian provinces. Podolia reports 484 cases and 175 deaths while Orel has 827 cases and 110 deaths. Don region records 854 cases and 175 deaths, Kiel 200 cases and 91 deaths, Grodno 110 cases and 27 deaths, and other provinces such as Nishi Novgorod, Kherson, Yaroslav, Samara, Vladimir, Kazan, and Moscow district report multiple cases and fatalities.
A Minneapolis dispatch to The World reports Minnesota and the Dakotas expect about 100 million bushels of spring wheat. The outlook holds steady from last week with no unfavorable change observed in crop prospects across the region.
A cyclone in northern Logan county, Winona, Aug 15, leveled W H Jackson dwelling and killed his two children. In Washington Aug 15, Colonel Johnson of Minneapolis, senate chief clerk, to be succeeded by James A McEwan of New York. Johnson to serve until next Monday.
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders will take little part in the ongoing debate on free silver. They accuse Democrats of controlling the order and say no amendable plan exists to shift the debate. Despite reticence some leaders may score political points as the Senate contemplates revival of debate on silver measures. Senator Hoar plans a speech supporting repeal of the Sherman purchasing clause.
Washington Aug 15 The Senate completed action on a House resolution designating a celebration for the cornerstone laying of the Capitol and begun receiving petitions and memorials. Senator Voorhees offered a bill to issue national bank notes at full bond value with Carlisle letter urging passage as immediate relief. The chamber also acted on pay for Senate and House workers and referred petitions on silver and Hawaiian annexation.
Renaldo Lares and I H Jacobs planned a routine funds clearing at 11 30 a m when a thief struck, grabbing a steel box containing about 20 000 with 5 000 in gold. Lares sprang for the door as the robber vanished, aided by a confederate who forced him back and fled with the loot unseen.
Ashland Wis August 15 Martin Strum struck by Northern Pacific freight near Iron River body dragged half a mile ground to looms as he carried considerable money with no trace found two suspicious men under arrest for the deed Fisher a Fish Canton Ill August 15 gold brick swindle nets farmer 7500 three smooth men fled Lisgon North Dakota August 15 Northern Pacific depot burglarized 160 dollars jewelry records ticket case keys taken work of experts Robbed of 1000 Delavan Wis August 15 Philo R King family held up returning home robbed of cash and diamonds
The Anchor Line steamer Karmania, arriving August 1 and bringing four cholera cases this season, was released from quarantine at 10 a.m. and moved to her dock after thorough cleaning and disinfection.
In Canoo North Dakota on August 15 Robert Marron was killed when a Montana cowboy, accused of horse theft, shot him in the head while Marron tried to intervene. The assailant then fled behind a building and fatally shot himself.
The Northern Pacific announces the fast nail train started June 5 will be discontinued August 27 due to weak business and travel. Service will drop to a single overland train. Mitchell Will Pishe sails from London to New York on September 7 to train for his fight with Corbett with Jack McAuliffe joining in Chicago.
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