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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1894
Page
9
Dr Hathaway and Co promote a wide range of cures for syphilis urinary disorders nervous debility and skin diseases. They claim lasting success after other doctors failed and invite free consultations at their Sioux City office with mailed symptom letters and home treatment options.
Illinois Central Railroad will run the Governor's Greys Special Train from Sioux City on February 1 at 5 p.m. to New Orleans for Mardi Gras with a round trip price of 36.75. Stops include Jackson Mississippi and Hammond Louisiana. The Governor's Greys travel with the Dubuque Drum Corps for a festive excursion February 5 and 6 as New Orleans gears up for a grand parade. Contact J. F. Merry A.G. P. A. for details.
Washington Feb 6 Senator Jones of Arkansas says the Senate Finance Committee will not grant hearings on the tariff bill and expects it ready to report next week. Senator Voorhees predicts the matter will be settled at the committee's next meeting amid a lively debate on the Hawaiian question and Morse being called down.
In Washington the blind chaplain Milburn speaks of George W. Childs, praising his rise from poverty to affluence and charity. The Senate considers Massachusetts protests against the Wilson bill cotton schedule, while House debates Judge Jenkins’ case and the Hawaiian question. Presidential nominations to postmasters and land offices are listed, with obituaries and business notes from Missouri, whisky industry comments, and a Russian treaty report.
Paris announced the execution of Auguste Vaillant, the anarchist who hurled a hazardous device into the chamber of deputies on December 9. The execution occurred around 7:30 a.m. amid a surprised city crowd gathered outside La Roquette. Substantial interest had swirled around a possible commutation by Premier Casimir-Perier and M. Dupuy, but the sentence was carried out as planned.
Milwaukee February report details attorneys for and against a continuance in Northern Pacific cases. Pettit seeks two special examiners in Chicago and New York to hear outside witnesses. Spooner urges against prolonging proceedings. Judge Jenkins denies immediate reference but notes possible later need. Also reported are dozen murder cases in Cappo Oklahoma Territory with expected death sentences.
Dwight L. Moody and Ira D. Sankey will start a series of revival meetings in Washington on Wednesday. A 1,500-voice chorus under Sankey’s direction has been training, with broad support from local evangelical groups, signaling an unusually strong event.
Cipher advices from St Paul indicate a strike will be ordered Tuesday if no change. A prominent railroad figure says a general strike is planned and vows to present a dire outcome to Kendrick and Oakes upon their return. The note claims an injunction against striking is unconstitutional and faulted.
The Princess Colonna wife of Mrs. John W. Mackay sailed for America with her three children after severities at the French court and a bid to escape its jurisdiction. Doctors say the move aims to continue the family dispute in the United States as the prince reportedly sails for New York.
Washington February 5 The Ways and Means Committee chair W L Wilson who also heads the National Association of Democratic class executive committee has summoned a meeting at the Ebbitt House February 3 urging full attendance. In New York officials announce the Burtsell case decision against him continuing the McGlyne matter.
The report covers a M E church quarterly meeting with four baptisms, five additions, and seven new probationary members. Pastor Graham preached on In the Midst of two Infinities. The Republican notes Mrs Silsby’s solo and Rev Bradley addressing large crowds. At Baptist church Rev Teall preached two sermons and seven new B Y P A names were added. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised for indigestion and associated ills.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims gentle cleansing of the system, relief from colds headaches and fevers, and no weakening of kidneys liver or bowels. It emphasizes wide medical approval and cautions buyers to seek the genuine product with the printed name on each bottle.
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