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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1892
Page
8
Sir George Baden-Powell, British Behring sea commissioner visiting Montreal, says arrangements for a new modus vivendi for the coming year are not yet completed but will be soon. He expects the matter to be amicably and satisfactorily settled pending arbitration.
The president and cabinet approved an energetic Behring sea policy to protect seals in Behring sea and adjacent waters. Secretary Tracy will order Pacific squadron to police the area and arrest poachers from Canada or the United States if needed. Salisbury’s reply had not arrived, but officials expected enforcement without major UK conflict.
In Washington, a House vote amended the Arizona funding act to pay bond interest semi annually and to pay principal in lawful money. A bill raised William Barrow’s pension to 30 dollars a month. Open land title for Yankton asylum site was approved. Eulogies followed for Plumb. In Texas, blizzard losses exceed 200,000 with 2,000 cattle dead along the Denver Texas and Gulf route and many sheep dying near Keyville. Guthrie notes Cheyenne and Arapahoe allotments will finish in a week, creating six new counties and over 3 million acres for settlers. In Portugal, a financial panic spreads as banks suspend payments. In Missouri, inmates escaped jail after overpowering the turnkey.
Berlin dispatch reports General Caprivi has withdrawn his resignation as chancellor after a personal appeal from the Kaiser, who cites health strain and risk of political crisis. Caprivi also resigns Prussian premiership, leaving him detached from Prussia while remaining head of the Reich government, with Empress Frederick urging him to heed the Kaiser’s wishes.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant effective laxative. It claims early cleansing of kidneys and bowels, relief from colds headaches and fevers, and curing habitual constipation. It touts the product as safe tasty and widely available in 50c and 1 bottles through druggists.
Chicago March 22 grand jury nears conclusions in alderman boodling probe amid large crowd. Names like Powers O'Brien Madden discussed with predictions of indictments. Roth to testify may clinch bribery and conspiracy charges. Bank failure reported in Paris with director's suicide following.
Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca Missouri reports two years of neuralgia affecting head stomach and womb. She describes yellow face dull head bad mouth taste breath shortness and palpitations before using August Flower. After taking it she claims a wonderful improvement and eventual cure. G G Green Sole Man Woodbury New Jersey attests.
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