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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1895
Page
6
Advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative easing constipation and aiding kidneys liver and bowels. It claims wide medical approval, safety, and non irritant formulation. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on each package.
Colonel W P Clough vice president of the Great Northern returned from the East and spoke about the Northern Pacific situation. He said bondholders want Mr Hill to lead the road and that an agreement has been reached though details are not public. He predicted Hill will ultimately have full charge.
Illinois Attorney General Maloney returned from vacation and announced a formal inquiry into the American Spirits Manufacturing company, successor to the whisky trust. Ex-Judge Moran urged a hearing on the new firm’s legal status before action, which was granted. Moloney stated no US court can override Illinois Supreme Court rulings and expressed personal disfavor.
Acting Attorney General Conrad ruled Matt Ransom's appointment as minister to Mexico illegal because Congress raised the salary of the post while he served as a North Carolina senator. The decision followed Auditor Holcomb's balking at approving Ransom's salary and expense vouchers.
Admiral Norton reports from Rio de Janeiro before sailing to Capetown that Brazilian people show marked friendliness to the United States. Flags of both nations often appear together and the US government is cheered by locals. The Times mentions Max Judd’s reported removal as consul general to Vienna, pending state department confirmation.
Secretary Carlisle arrived in Detroit aboard the government steamer Amaranth during the afternoon for a lakes trip. He declined a chamber of commerce reception and other hospitality offers to seek rest during the journey.
Leopold Schwartz announced the Children's Jacketmakers union victory with contractors yielding to striker demands. Over 3,000 workers will resume in 250 shops immediately as the strike ends. Martin Takes Tammany Leadership. Croker allies urge return.
Washington reports that treasury officials in New York were advised of a $300,000 gold withdrawal for export, leaving the gold reserve at the close of business $102,151,968.
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