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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1894
Page
7
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a healthful liquid laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims gentle cleansing of kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and cites widespread medical approval. Bottles are sold by druggists at 50c and 1.00, with the manufacturer’s name clearly printed on each package.
Mr. Gladstone’s secretary indicated a resignation cannot be delayed. In Parliament the premier accepted the Lords amendments to the local government bill under protest, urging that further reversals be possible. The House approved the amendments 273 to 47 and adjourned as the debate concluded.
John Alm a 15 year old boy attempted to derail a Great Northern train by driving a spike between rails a mile east of Hancock Minnesota. The hearing began before Justice Muir and was continued. Indians Alter the Jag Cure Kansas City March 2 The Keely Gold Cure Institute in Kansas City Kansas saw four new patients full blood Delaware Indians escorted by another Indian who had already undergone treatment.
The Parkhurst movement from New York starts in St Paul with a February meeting in the chamber of commerce. Over 75 prominent supporters attended the launch, including 12 ministers, and letters of regret were read from additional backers. A temporary organization was formed and the incipient step kept quiet as the movement announced itself.
A rabid Newfoundland attacked Police Lieutenant O'Hara's family in Chicago on February 28. Four members were seriously harmed including a 4 year old who suffered a fatal skull injury. Mrs. O'Hara and two children were also badly bitten.
The Washington National Bank of Spokane will liquidate. Hot Springs D D residents raise 1000 dollars for a ball club. St Johns Lutheran College in Winfield Kansas has been dedicated. John Otterson postmaster at Hardwick Minnesota arrested for selling liquor without a license. W H Schofield prominent journalist and businessman died at Cannon Falls Minnesota of bronchitis. Charles Soran hanged at Carlisle Pennsylvania for murder of Policeman Martin. Comptroller Eckels orders 100 percent assessment on Merchants National Bank of Great Falls stock. Dr W F Poole librarian of Newberry Library Chicago died of nervous prostration. Engine at Joseph McCarty's grist mill at Bloomfield Iowa broke governor tearing mill and fatally injuring McCarty. William E Burr Jr ex cashier of St Louis National Bank surrendered on embezzlement warrant. Betrothal announced of Nellie Lowry daughter of Dorado Lowry Fx meetion age ercyrman. Ruth C Sabin of La Porte Indiana died age 92 founder of Ruth Sabin home and endowed funds. Grand Secretary Arnold of the Brotherhood of Firemen to confer with Great Northern officials on wage schedules. Fatal fire at Brandon Manitoba destroys Syndicate block. three firemen injured.
Detroit March 2 Ex Bank Cashier Marvin held on federal charges of alleged heavy embezzlement has finally secured bail totaling 10000 dollars and was released pending trial.
A Palma dispatch reports most of the town hall burned exposing splendid specimens of Arabian art. The blaze destroyed the hall housing the cultural collection and raised concerns over loss of heritage. Police sift debris for clues as residents mourn the damaged artifacts.
Milwaukee report March 1 1894 shows a firm Wheat market with No 2 Spring SiGe No 1 Northern at 83 cents May. Corn steady with No 3 at 1344 Oats firm with No 2 white 31gc No 3 white 304 3144 Barley steady No 2 496c sample 46 5lc
Hogs dipped five cents but stayed active with prices from 4.60 to 4.75. Cattle demand was weak for stockers and feeders while prime steers brought 3.00 to 5.25 and various cows ranged 2.00 to 3.00. Sheep held steady with muttons 2.00 to 3.00 and lambs 2.50 to 3.25. receipts: hogs 80 cattle 350 calves 5 sheep 700.
Market notes from Dutumn dated March 1 1894 list cash and future prices for wheat varieties including Shard No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern with bids of 58 to 67 cents for March May and July deliveries. Track No 1 Northern expected to arrive at 61 cents.
Minneapolis grain prices report March 1 1891 shows Wheat March closing eight cents, May opening 58762, highest 59 cents, lowest 581 cents, closing 584. July opening 95.0, highest 603.0, lowest 593.6, closing 69.0. On Track No Lhard 62 cents, No 1 Northern 60144, No 2 Northern 5834 cents.
On March 1 1894 Carcago reports cattle active with gains for exporters and shippers top steers bringing 475 500 while common steers sell around 300 350. Hogs soften 5 to 10 cents with rough and packers weights 460 605. Sheep and lambs steady with top sheep 30 to 37 and top lambs 40 to 425. Receipts: cattle 9500 hogs 3700 sheep 11000.
Chicago on March 1 1894 reports wheat steady with cash at 58 14 cents and May at 63 4 cents. Corn shows firm cash at 31 3 and May at 36 14 cents with July around 37 34. Pork and lard move easy with prices near 11.97 and 7.00 respectively while short ribs trade easy with July quoted near 96 15.
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