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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1892
Page
1
A heated dispute unfolds as a Gazette editor accuses unnamed authors of threats and demands public proof. The piece recounts the creator’s links to multiple printing houses and asserts the editor did not “let down” suppliers while highlighting past attacks on local government and circulation misstatements.
The piece surveys political maneuvers around the 1880s contest, noting Judge Tripp's Chicago ambitions as a Cleveland delegate, editorial space questions, and North Dakota's planned special session on electors and World’s Fair aid. It cites Minnesota and Illinois delegates, Wisconsin and Michigan Democrats backing Cleveland, and Blaine’s cautious stance on renomination with Manley commenting on his health and voluntariness.
The Omaha conference signals possible North South reunification of Methodist Episcopal and Methodist South churches. Resolutions praise growth of the South and urge organic union while debate over speaking bishops stirs tensions. In Congress, Yellowstone boundaries bill faces lobby scrutiny. House advances printing restrictions amid sundry civil appropriations. Detroit nurses protest hospital food. Senator McMillan may intervene.
In Anthony Kansas a family seeking shelter in a cyclone cave as a storm approached is crushed when the roof collapses. William Wilkins and his wife escape, but five children aged from 6 months to 14 years die. Nearby neighbors aid in the rescue. Separately in Philadelphia Harry McCloskey dies as the twelfth victim of the Central Theatre fire, with two others reported in precarious condition.
News from New Orleans and Lincoln reports the Morganza levee break on the Mississippi near Pointe Coupe Louisiana. The flood threat endangers thirteen parishes with possible damage from three to nine million dollars and potential destruction of sugar lands and crops for the year.
The Mississippi River reaches danger levels at Louisiana Missouri and endangers the Sny bottoms with wind driven high water. Levee work is underway near the Chicago and Alton bridge as riprap is added and in Lincoln Nebraska hundreds of families flee rising Salt Creek floodwaters. Wabash trains abandoned near Chillicothe Missouri. Paris Texas reports unprecedented rains and Red River overflow预计.
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