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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1893
Page
4
In a party line vote the Populist W B Allen was elected United States senator with a slim margin of votes. Democrats united for Allen as Independents cheered. campaign funds discussion follows with Rep Johnson from North Dakota planning inquiry into national committee contributions to North Dakota campaign efforts.
Des Moines reports Clarkson’s attack on President Harrison drew criticism from officials. Secretary Noble avoided political interviews until after March 4 and defended Harrison as a “more capable” leader. He cautioned against further public comparisons and noted doubt the senate would confirm Judge Trockson.
A controversial letter allegedly written by Cardinal Gibbons about the Mas Sas tolli protest is discussed in Catholic circles. Archbishop Corrigan’s private secretary, Father Connelly, calls the story unjust and unfair and notes he had not seen such a letter.
Bernaqrox Feb 7 The trial of Frank Lewis ended Saturday with a murder in the first degree verdict after fourteen hours. Judge Randolph imposed the death sentence for the man who shot A. P. Ineleman during the attempted bank robbery. The case against Venerman remains to be tried at the April term.
The second annual convention of the National Butter and Cheese Manufacturers association opened in Dabagre Dervets on February 7. Over 200 delegates are expected to attend across four days, with dignitaries including Ignatius Donnelly and former Wisconsin Governor Hoan. Exhibitors in butter cheese and machinery will compete for prizes. A reception at the armory is planned for Thursday evening.
A sale of 6,000,000 feet of grade lumber was made by Bradys & Hanford to Noyes & Savveyver of Buffalo, with an additional purchase of 3,000 feet from Home Lumber. Cranberry Lumber Co. shipped 16,000 feet further west by water to South America, as the firm plans another shipment of the same class to the same destination. The lumber travels from Buffalo to New York by rail and to the Atlantic via steamship.
Johnny Griffin of Braintree Massachusetts defeats Australian Billy Murphy in seven rounds for the featherweight title and a $4000 purse at the Coney Island Athletic Club New York. A second twenty round bout between Kid Hogan and Dally Lyons drew a large crowd. Hogan won the purse. Murphy suffered a broken wrist early, Griffin stopped him in the seventh round.
American commissioner for King Teburiemo of Butaritari reports two protests to Washington against the British seizure of Gilbert Islands during talks with the United States. He seeks American protection or annexation. British Captain Davis accused of arbitrariness and insult to Americans and the king. Islands’ representatives say seizure followed word from Sidney Australia that the king sought U S protection. In London, Justice Harlan of the U S Supreme Court is introduced to the Queen's Bench as a potential seat on the bench with the lord chief justice.
Coast defense vessel Monterey formally accepted by the government. O Q Perkins of Northfield Minnesota dies of apoplexy in Northfield. An anti crinoline bill introduced in Kentucky legislature and sent to religion and morals committee. Captain Benjamin F Howey prominent Republican and manufacturer dies in Belvidere New Jersey aged 68. former CONSTESS member. Whisky trust witness describes adulteration methods while preparing fine old whisky for the committee in minutes. Secretary of War approves Kessler site at Helena Montana for new military fort near Broadwater hotel. 1048 acres, exceeds required size. U S fish commissioners select Davies site for ash hatchery at Bozeman Montana. eighty acres with water access. Investigations link seven deputies and two ex ministers to Rome bank scandals. nine men under watch awaiting arrest. A shipment of 200000 silver coins from 1898 received at Chicago sub treasury. plan to maintain supply, total value near 200000.
Reports from New York and Washington state that Senator Calvin S. Rice has leased the Metropolitan hotel in Washington and will entertain there during the inauguration. The claim is disputed, with Ohio papers noting hospitality to visitors and denials of any political motive. Also mentions rail and hotel construction news and a severe New Hampshire blizzard with record cold temperatures.
Turbulent debate on reviving prohibitory laws aims to exclude large brewers, while Milwaukee and St Louis interests are cited. Republicans claim recent legislature actions harm the party in South Dakota. Cabinet chatter hints at Adams era moves. News items include a Shoal Lake death mystery and ministers tied to long-standing political shifts.
Market notes report hogs cattle and sheep activity with mixed prices and bid ranges. Prices for wheat corn oats and pork and loin cuts listed with May July and February futures data and live stock categories.
Secretary Henry E. Brown of the Y M C A International committee spoke at a union gathering in the M E church. He offered guidance from his extensive YMCA experience and aimed to inspire energetic local work. Brown traveled here this morning and the scene shifted toward business as vendors advertised bargains and cash terms for upcoming sales.
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