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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1893
Page
6
A fragment notes that specialists in medicine claim no success in treating diseases within their own fields. It criticizes practitioners treating catarrh as a broad claim, suggesting the practice yields little improvement and that few achieve reliable cures.
Indianapolis prepares for a major G A R veterans week with elaborate decorations across streets. A 20 000 seat naval parade amphitheater on Court House square, electric lights on Monument square columns, and a large reviewing stand near Washington Street. Veterans arrive ahead of navy and war pageant parades.
A middle aged stranger followed contractor George Mason into the Builders' Exchange and, after Mason left a package of 1700 dollars in a partially open safe, slipped in and took the money before escaping. He fled toward Cleveland as authorities pursue him. Also in Colorado a state official says 25,000 to 40,000 workers may be unemployed due to mine closures, with 15,000 more expected soon as farm labor shifts begin.
DesLavaux Wisconsin August 30 two acres of buildings in the business center burned during the night. The town is left without a hotel livery stable or post office. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars with insurance about one half.
Eight cholera deaths reported in Naples on Saturday. France plans to annex New Hebrides within a month. Minnesota militia preparing for World’s Fair participation on Minnesota day October 3. A crusade against Mgr Sa tolli is to be launched in the United States and Europe. Brunswick relief committee appeals for aid amid fever related destitution. Henry J Hilmick of Vermillion County Illinois robbed and murdered by four highwaymen after church.
Chadsey of New York filed secretary of state articles of incorporation for the Chicago Superior and Pacific Railway in Wisconsin. The old Wisconsin Central route, started 1853, spans from the Illinois line to Superior with $348000 spent. locals in Walworth Jefferson and Columbia counties backed the project for decades. Incorporators number twelve, mostly in the East, while a foreign syndicate would build the line connecting Duluth and Superior with Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago to Detroit, likely aiding Canadian Pacific expansion.
Sioux City faces its financial turmoil with most institutions linked to the Union Loan and Trust Company expected to recover. Attorney John C. Coombs of Boston outlines a settlement plan to be presented to creditors in Chicago on Wednesday and likely accepted locally.
Jol Shueen is killed by a runaway team in Dundas. Three vacant Brainerd buildings burn. Bank of New England of Minneapolis to resume in days. Free text book system adopted in Faribault schools. Howard M. Holden named assignee of Kansas City Safe Deposit by Judge Stoyer. Chancellor Von Caprivi to accompany Emperor William to Metz. Burglars loot C E Bondy hardware in Eyota and ransack the post office for a few stamps.
Latest market prices show hogs steady with firm demand. Prime steer and prime cows quoted around 3.00 and 1.50 respectively while veal calves bring about 4.00. Sheep demand weak with lambs near 2.90 to 2.70. Wheat futures edge higher with September near 1.44 and December around 1.35 to 1.40 per bushel. Receipts include hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with mixed activity across grades.
Chicago live stock markets show hogs steady with around 34.16 at Hogs and 25.55 for the median trade. Sheep are weak while cattle receipts around 115 cattle and 33.0 for sheep. Grain and provisions open with Wheat September at 62 1/6 to 63, Corn September about 57 1/2 to 57 3/4, Oats September 3 and Pork August 11.00 with September at 15.03. Closing prices list Wheat August 90 to 92, Corn August 74 to 75, Oats August 4 to 4 and Pork September 14.55 with October 13.75. Lard September 7.75 October 7.70. Short Ribs September 8.02 to October 7.70.
A secret conference in Wilburton with Indian Supervisor Faison Judge Boleson and Dist Attorney Lewis discussed the Choctaw executions due September. Reports say Choctaw authorities demand federal noninterference or take charge, with possible Sept. ds execution as ordered.
Default on July 1 1833 installment on four notes secured by a mortgage dated October 22 in Hen Ella M Crockett and husband J Crockett to Fidelity Loan and Trust filed in Davison County Iowa. Mortgagee declares entire debt due 75.15. Under mortgage power and state law the property will be foreclosed by public sale October 14 1543 at 10 am at the front door of the Mitchell courthouse. Description: northeast quarter of section 15 township 104 range 62 West. Dated Sioux City Iowa August 21 159. Fidelity Loan and Trust Company E Hostetter Mortgages Attorney. Sperry Dwight Sheriff of Davison County.
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