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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1892
Page
7
In Atlanta on December 19 the impeachment trial before the legislative committee ended with Judge George Gober of the Blue Ridge circuit being endorsed and exonerated by a large margin. The committee report was sustained in the House by 142 to 12, eight of the dissenters being Third Party members.
In Jackson Mississippi Brooks Story a famed inmate and William Blair conspired to tunnel from the penitentiary under fifty cords of wood. A sergeant found a pit and a month long labor by prisoners. The plan would have seen an escape within a week.
Berne reports the Swiss government will enforce a tariff on imports from France starting January. The move ends any remaining hope for a commercial entente between the two nations.
The text touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable blood purifier that cures severe diseases of the blood and catarrh, claims it builds up the system and restores appetite, and adds Hood's Pills revitalize the liver, relieve constipation, and aid digestion.
The Chicago and North Western Railway issues an appealing 1893 calendar useful in business offices and homes. A free copy can be mailed by sending a two cent stamp to W A Thrall Chicago. Holiday excursion fares apply December 24 25 26 31 1892 and January 1 2 1893 with tickets sold at favorable rates through C N W Ry agents.
The Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway announces a single round trip fare between all line stations for the holiday season. Tickets go on sale December 24 25 26 and 31 1892 and January 1 2 1893 with return validity to January 3 1893. Inquiries may be made with ticket agents.
Monroe Eraser Mfg Co offers salary or commission to agents to handle a new ink erasing pencil claimed to erase ink in two seconds with 200 to 500 percent profit and a general agent to supervise territory. Includes sample terms and address Box 641 Liv Cross Wisconsin. d541 California information bureau seeks travel tips and guidance for cheap fruit travel. Lock Box 357 Rap ids Iowa. 2-1-93 Baths Ae at Table We MS aga See.
R G Dan & Co weekly review notes record year end trade volume with exports and imports surpassing typical levels. Gold shipments and foreign exchange pressures shape markets while domestic business remains healthy with strong activity in lumber, wheat, and various regions.
The New York state quarantine board proposes enlarging Hoffman island to house more steerage passengers and to provide space for steamers delayed in New York bay during cholera scares. It also considers building a ship for 5000 cabin passengers or erecting a new island south of existing quarantine islands, with the legislature to decide.
Ata Standstill Chicago December 19 The Roték Island telegraphers strike remains at a standstill as operators organize and districting spreads. Officials claim trains run normally and a strike settlement is effectively in place for their side, while managers counter alleged detective interference.
Helena officials review a $14 500 Montana building contract after a Chicago visit. A competent builder says duplication could cost $5 000, while a $500 extra bill arrives. The board demands the plans and specifications for a full investigation into the costly project.
The Chickasaw County Buttermakers Association held its annual meeting on Friday. Reports show Chickasaw as a leading dairy county with top prizes from the national convention in Madison Wisconsin and the state meeting in Des Moines awarded to its creameries. The next state meeting will be held in New Hampton.
An Ocean Race report from New York notes the City of Paris and the Etruria departing at 2 p.m. Saturday for a crossing to Europe. The City of Paris holds the eastern record and both ships carry passengers aiming to reach Europe in time for Christmas. The City of Paris sailing was moved from Wednesday to Saturday to accommodate holiday travel.
The ad urges washing to remove excretions and keep skin clean without violence. It claims Pears Soap contains no free alkali and is unique in the world for this property, noting it is sold in many stores and used by various people.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a unique remedy claiming to ease constipation and cleanse the system. It touts its pleasant taste, gentle action, and widespread availability in 50c and 31 bottles, urging readers not to accept substitutes and noting offices in San Francisco and New York.
News from the Vatican confirms Archbishop Corrigan’s September statement on the McGlynn dispute is settled. The pope has empowered Mgr Satolli to resolve the case as Vatican officials express displeasure at American proceedings. The Vatican expects decisive action to end the dissensions.
The New York World surveys governors nationwide on immigration limits. Across regions most call for restrictions, with disagreement over methods. most oppose unrestricted immigration except to prevent disease.
The Times says American delegates bear responsibility for the conference failure. America called the meeting with a practical scheme then offered vague platitudes. The piece notes Senator Jones’s exuberant rhetoric, blaming fatigue over protecting olive, and criticizes American effort.
John Burns, executed for Maurice Higgins murder, faced the crowd with a calm demeanor. He uttered only a brief line, Let ’er go, before the scaffold, as the five minute proceeding concluded at 10 o'clock a.m. Burns required light assistance climbing the scaffold but otherwise showed unusual stoicism.
A promotional notice claims a limited time dollar offer by the newspaper urging readers to submit their names to receive the Huronite under favorable terms.
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