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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1892
Page
8
An audience packed the courthouse to hear Lucas and Sheldon discuss Republican tenets. They attacked the Independent platform, praised Benjamin Harrison, and argued for protection and government ownership limits. Also notes on catarrh cures and a pamphlet promoting factory locations along the Illinois Central rail line.
A red and white dehorned cow about 10 years old with short tail is offered for return and payment for trouble. Notice by L. W. Adams, Mitchell South Dakota, dated September 27, 1892.
Chief Justice Paxson of Pennsylvania charged the grand jury in the Homestead strike treason cases. His lengthy charge argued the riot involved deliberate unlawful aims, defined treason against the state, and stressed government duty to protect all workers and capital alike, with emphasis that treason requires organized, armed action against state authority.
The passage argues that the state stands at a crossroads with only two possible paths. One path promises order and good government, while the other risks descent into anarchy due to the acts and their natural consequences. The text emphasizes decisive action to choose governance over chaos.
William Meredith reports for the year ended June 30 1892 the Bureau of Engraving and Printing delivered 43 728 594 sheets of U S notes treasury notes gold and silver certificates bonds and national bank notes valued at 709 760 800 36 466 126 sheets of internal revenue stamps 1 42 806 244 stamps valued over 154 000 000 793 286 sheets of customs stamps 2 053 250 stamps and 2 015 128 sheets of grafts checks certificates etc plus miscellaneous work costing 33 579 The 1891 deliveries were the previous peak but 1892 surpassed that by 6 185 057 sheets about 14 percent while expenditures rose 4 percent.
Huron Oct. 11 No fusion will be had by South Dakota Democrats with Independents by sanction of the state executive committee. The question is left to individual candidates to fuse or not. An effort will be made to induce M. M. Price to withdraw for S. A. Ramsey and Mrs. Hassell to withdraw for Dr. Styles, but withdrawal is unlikely. Electoral positions remain undisturbed.
The steam collier Willamette collided with the Premier near Seattle causing five deaths and seventeen serious injuries. The incident is reported aboard the Goliah which arrived with details. Separately, the Nash wreck near Bayfield shows extensive damage with many bodies still missing after the gale.
Firemen John Cavanaugh and B F Pereta killed in New Orleans blaze. Hi Henry, a long time musician and minister, dying in Cleveland after forty years on stage. George C. Ger, Monitor engineer in the Civil War, dead. Gale threatens Lancashire ships and lives. Honduras grants concessions to New York and Honduras Steamship Co. Waldo Silva gravely ill after revolution. James M. Ryan, Galena pork packer, dies on a Dubuque streetcar. six children left. State Federation of Labor holds convention in St Paul with legislative demands. Thousands mourn Parnell in Dublin. streets draped in black. Columbus yard switchmen seek wage parity with Pittsburg and Cincinnati. Sixteen mules found alive in Twin shaft at Pittston after four weeks underground.
The piece argues that the McKinley tariff has made tin plate manufacturing viable with many plants and jobs. It claims Democrats blocked a patriotic school distribution of tin plate souvenirs via Tammany Hall and Harrity, and asserts the mails will still ship plates to supporters nationwide, enabling people to respond by mail.
The article reports Germany offering San Domingo President Heureux up to 50 000 dollars a year to end the United States reciprocal treaty. Heureux sent an envoy to Washington seeking a higher bid, and Secretary Foster rejected blackmail asserting retaliation if the treaty is broken.
The passage notes hypophosphites of lime and soda with cod Liver oil in Scott's Emulsion improve appetite and digestion and increase weight. It describes cod liver oil as mainly a food and a tonic while the emulsion combines both components to gain their advantages. A free book on careful living is offered by Scott & Bowen in New York.
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