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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1892
Page
7
The Mitchell Capital announces subscription rates for one copy, one year, six months, and three months with advance payment. Subscribers may update addresses by giving both former and new addresses and should correspond from the office by Monday. Out-of-state mailings will be discontinued at the end of paid time. DU in the
Advertisers are offered rates for business cards legal ads and notices with prices. The Ruralist cites Loucks for governor. South Dakota sends provisions to Russia. Nevada Senator Jones backs free silver. Palmer suspends south department heads over color veterans. An editorials note in the Argus Leader praises the paper and criticizes political tactics around Blaine Harrison and Grant forgery claims.
A Massachusetts candidate argues for selecting the best men, denies political bargaining, and predicts a decisive convention outcome. He notes widespread party support, criticizes officeholder influence, and discusses Blaine and Harrison amid national intrigue and press speculation.
Chauncey M. Depew calls the Columbus released Grant Conkling letter an infamous forgery. He says it aims to damage President Harrison's renomination and argues no trust in the document's authenticity. Depew notes no surviving correspondence supports the letter and vows to see the forgery investigated.
Washington reports show Blaine urged by Clarkson to run while Harrison stands aside. Filley says Harrison cannot carry Wisconsin and Illinois. Blaine to accept. Inter Ocean says Harrison won’t withdraw and Blaine’s name may or may not reach Minneapolis. Burke reports Blaine denying nomination. Sawyer says Blaine won’t run and Harrison strongest. Delegates, caucuses, and district results outline Democratic and Republican positions ahead of the Minneapolis convention.
Lord Salisbury declares England has gone too far toward free trade and must reverse course to preserve commercial supremacy. He argues fifty years of free trade predicted decline unless steps are taken to curb imports and protect domestic industry.
In the district contest Bartlett Tripp led with 350 votes to Joseph Zitka 98 before Tripp’s election was declared unanimous. In the Second circuit Judge Garland named William who was elected. A. W. Usbury County backed rival Hanton after pledge status became public. Fourth district Wickham entered amid strong applause.
A grand General Conference session gathers over five hundred clergy and delegates from diverse backgrounds. The report notes the cosmopolitan mix including African and Asian delegates, ongoing committee work, and reelection of Missionary Society secretaries. It also mentions discussions on women delegates, church extension, Freemen's Aid, and extending pastorate limits beyond five years.
Court proceedings wrap up with verdicts in several cases including Armin versus Barnes and Warren versus Warren. Orswell versus Kellogg awards the plaintiff $2,061. In Salem Matthews, an agent selling polish, visits town then leaves for Mitchell. Mitchell University club defeats Yankton 14 to 13 in ten innings, with a later Yankton game showing Mitchell 7, Yankton 5.
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