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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1895
Page
5
Scott's Emulsion proclaims relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and weak lungs and stomach offspring and mothers alike. It offers fast nourishment for emaciated children and anemic adults with promises of pamphlet free from Scott Bowne New York. 60c and 1.00.
The treasury authorized gold bar exports with a premium of one eighth of a cent per dollar to cover manufacture and transport. One million dollars were taken on these terms while three million eight hundred thousand in coin and eight hundred thousand more engaged for export left total engagement at five point seven million. Gold reserves stood at fifty two million twenty four thousand four hundred twenty eight with ten million nine hundred twelve thousand two hundred eighty in gold certificates outstanding. Officials say the government credit remains fully safeguarded despite the strain.
Washington reports an investigation into Judge Ricks of Ohio and the fee system for United States court officers. The analysis shows the fee structure for district attorneys marshals clerks and commissioners encourages prosecutions and has driven calls in Congress to shift these positions toward salaried pay.
Washington reports the Nicaragua canal bill set for 5 PM senate action with leaders Morgan and Turpie at odds over passage. The day also saw a Hawaiian annexation measure, new senator Pritchard sworn in, and rapid passage of 21 pension bills. The house calendar proposes salary limits for marshals and district attorneys with clerks capped and ATtorney General Olney citing potential savings.
The Republican senatorial caucus met from 10 30 to 12 00 and adjourned without action on any subject. Most questions before the senate were discussed at length but yielded no authentic information. The financial bills received briefer consideration than other topics.
An 19th century advertisement extols catarrh relief through Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that cures by cleansing the blood. It also promotes Hood's Pills as effective after dinner aid for digestion and constipation prevention.
Western and Transcontinental rail lines finalize a passenger traffic agreement effective now. The Western Trunk Line committee replaces the Western Passenger Association with 26 member lines led by B. D. Caldwell. Several lines including Wabash Denver and Rio Grande Rio Grande Western and Union Pacific have not signed yet but are expected to join.
Knights of Pythias members in Exswoop Indiana were expelled for disobeying orders from the supreme lodge. Notices were served on all saloonkeepers to expel them from the lodge and ban all games in the lodgeroom. About 15 members were expelled.
Severe storms sweep all coasts of Great Britain, France, and Holland. Scotland reports heavy snow. A Dunbar fishing boat with seven crew is lost and off Port Keath Cornwall a vessel with fourteen crew sinks.
In Mexico City on January 26 a vast student demonstration and rising war sentiment sweep the republic. Reports from interior points indicate growing patriotism and the likely eruption of uprisings in many cities as volunteers rapidly mobilize. The capital could call 25,000 volunteers within days.
Omaha dispatch reports a broad snow storm across Nebraska with warm conditions. Officials say no suffering will occur and the moisture will help place the wheat in safer condition for future growth.
Mrs Sayre wife of Charles Sayre a prominent farmer and late Populist candidate for county register of deeds elopes with her husband's brother S B Sayre a physician formerly of Whitten Ia She leaves two young children and aged parents and many relatives behind
Paris reports President Faure has summoned M. Ribot to form a cabinet and he has accepted. He is consulting with friends as his wife Miss Minnie Burch of Chicago is noted. Since Carnot's fall his political role was obscure.
The South Dakota Press association met and heard discussions from members. A banquet occurred at Hotel Locke. Reports mention Carnegie considering converting Homestead steel plant to cannon manufacture. A London fight challenge between Dan Creedon and Frank Craig was accepted. Mrs Jones McVerney drowned two children in Boston and appeared deluded at the police station. The Wheeler bill to admit Oklahoma as a state with part of Chickasaw country attached was postponed indefinitely by the House territories committee.
Weather bureau reports indicate a severe Arkansas storm moving northeast will bring heavy snow to the Ohio valley and lake regions with dangerous lake gales, seriously disrupting railroad travel across those areas.
MINNEAPOLIS January 25 up to 3 30 p m three additional jurors had been secured in the Hayward case. They were John Smith H B Timberlake and Charles Huff.
Brooklyn New York January 26 the long running street car strike appears near settlement. Strikers may concede defeat and return individually not through executive committee treaties. Trolley service resumes on most lines though not fully staffed. Ninth Regiment ordered home Seventh may follow. Wires were cut in spots but service largely maintained. Strikers hope Justice Gaynor mandamus opinion preserves quiet and running.
CuricaGo says Bass Lake Indiana will host a new Presbyterian summer school and resort modeled on Chautauqua. The project will be church run with liberal policies and aims to attract support from other denominations. Construction starts soon on a large hotel and lecture spaces.
A compact record lists Harper's Magazine and Harper's Weekly under Harper's Periodicals with per year pricing and publication details. The entry notes the three Harper publications in a bibliographic summary.
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