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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1891
Page
11
Denver reports a deadly blaze at Mansion livery stables on Eleventh and Lawrence streets. Four to five roomers suffocated, 20 to 30 horses killed. Bodies sent to coroner for identification amid several narrow escapes.
An express passenger train eight miles from Atlanta, on the Western and Atlantic line, was wrecked by train wreckers. Six men are reported killed. The train, under Conductor Moore, carried engineer Charles Barret and departed Atlanta at 7 30.
Nashville dispatch reports alarming Tennessee tensions as East Tennessee miners align with Kentucky Alabama and Virginia miners. Convicts released by mountaineers are sworn to be butchered if the governor sends them back to the mines amid suspected hostile communications across states.
The wife of the Marquis De Mores and his father in law apply for a court order to restrain the marquis from further squandering property. The marchioness seeks a divorce as well and cites her fortune once 50,000 francs a year now depleted by his speculative ventures. A decision is expected Friday.
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as pleasant to taste and effective for cleansing kidneys liver and bowels, dispelling colds headaches and fevers and curing habitual constipation. It claims prompt action and broad acceptance, offered in 50c and 1 dollar bottles by leading druggists with California Fig Syrup Co branding.
Reports from Pernambuco say Brazil's President Da Fonseca dissolving Congress and declaring dictatorial powers sparks widespread discontent. Provinces like Rio Grande reportedly refuse to accept his authority and declare independence, signaling possible prolonged conflict before peace. Despite Brazil turmoil, U S officials see no alarm and note no imminent danger to national interests or war with foreign powers.
Demoralized money markets spread from Berlin to London and Paris as a financial panic grows after recent disclosures and collapses. Siegmund Sommerfeld dies by suicide after wounding himself. his son Felix also takes his life. Aristocrats suffer heavy losses while Count Gribenow withdraws 900000 dollars from Sommerfeld bank. Berlin and Germany brace for continuing turmoil.
Reports from Drvuin on November 10 indicate police believe Clan na Gael in America is reactivating its physical force policy. The Hillsides faction gains traction in Ireland and John Dillon advocates patience with constitutional efforts. Authorities fear possible violent acts by Clan na Gael emissaries amid home rule tensions. In Cotusa Cal it is reported H F Farnsworth, 20, shot his fiancée Enmiana Neal then killed himself.
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