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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1895
Page
7
Knowledge endorses Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds headaches and fevers. It claims broad medical approval and kidney liver and bowel benefit without weakening them. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co. and labeled with its name.
In Duluth on May 20, about 100 Chippewa from White Earth Leech Lake and Red Lake reservations criticized the Indian commission. W. F. Campbell of White Earth said the government mishandles treaty obligations and large overdue sums, while the five year work on allotments has yielded no permanent land divisions or relief from costs to the tribes.
A May 20 candidate report notes the president privately plans a gulf coast fishing trip to chase tarpon the so called Silver King. He told Governor Hogg last year it would please him to visit tarpon shores of Texas and try to land a large fish. If unable this fall he will go in 1896 with Florida and Texas as likely sites.
Debs in Terre Haute urges the St. Cloud A R U to use its mediation board for discharged men. The union will file grievances with Great Northern officials and seek an explanation. Debs may travel to St Paul if needed.
The Minnesota Gospel Union will hold its annual summer Bible school at Etter, Minnesota from June 1 to 10. Prominent instructors include Rev. J. H. Sammis of Red Wing, T. C. Horton of St. Paul, and George B. Fisher of the World's Gospel Union. H. B. Redfern, formerly of Chicago, will direct music and lead a daily chorus class.
John Snyder was found dead in his rooms at B. D. Russell's house in Recessure Wis. An inquest was held and the coroner and jury ruled death caused by arsenic and strychnine. A large quantity was found in his pockets. He had two Indiana brothers and over $230 was found in his trunk.
The dispatches report Washington denying Thurston’s monarch restoration rumor as old canard. Local brief notes: Conrad Kohl, a farmer near Lemars Iowa, fatally shot former farm hand William Dockery after an confrontation. Sheriff Baldwin pursues A Hesperell for a $50 bad check from a St Paul bank. Oscar D Peck, once wealthy Oshkosh lumberman, lies dying of heart trouble after years of losses.
Requisition papers issued for Joseph Sampson the Sioux Falls acting mayor who shipped with funds from fines. He is under arrest at Sun Dance Wyoming.
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