20 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1890
Page
1
Goods offered include Leonard Refrigerators Jewel Gas and Gasoline Stoves Ice Cream Freezers Garden City Lawn Mowers Wire Screens and Netting and Adjustable Window Screens for seasonal needs.
A local shop stocks sporting goods, guns and ammunition, fishing rods and tackle, cutlery, and dog collars to meet outdoor and family needs with a focus on practical gear and reliable brands.
A brief note highlights Garland as best in the world, Sereno praised as the best medium priced cook, and Alpine called the boss cheap stove in this compact product showcase.
Additional particulars confirm eleven deaths from Tuesday night's storm across Wisconsin and neighboring states. Werger family of five and Mrs McElroy plus two daughters perished in Little Cheyenne valley flood, plus two cyclone deaths at Lebanon. Wind and hail damaged crops, killed livestock, and tore buildings. Reports say the storm spread suddenly as settlers slept. the Little Cheyenne rose twenty five feet, destroying houses along its path.
The remaining assets of Jay Cooke, the erstwhile millionaire, are being sold at auction at the Philadelphia exchange. They include 45,000 acres across North Dakota counties Barn es Burleigh Cass Richland Steele Stutsman and Prair ie in North Dakota plus lands in Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and Missouri, stock and bounds of Lake Champlain Iron Company with 9,000 acres in New York, and other miscellaneous stocks bonds notes and contracts. The listing will continue daily until every lot is sold with no reserve and no price limit. About 40,000 acres in North Dakota were sold that day along with additional western land, bringing in roughly $90,000 in proceeds.
Indians from the Big Foot and Hump bands mounted on ponies in breech-clouts disrupted Pierre firemen’s parade at 10 a.m. The Pierre City Band was forced aside as war clubs were waved. An interpreter pacified the scene and the tribes sat in the rear after promises of fat beeves. A night war dance followed.
The Redwood Falls case of Clifton Holden proceeds as attorney C C Willson argues for reprieve from hanging after the 1889 act. writ returnable June 24 for U S Circuit Court proceedings. In Madison Wisconsin land grant actions involve 22000 acres valued over 2 million tied to Omaha and Wisconsin Central disputes. Justice Harlan sits with District Judge Baba. In Waupaca a homoeopathy reform debate swirls at the American Institute meeting. an outdated boat incident is noted.
Minneapolis swirls after deputy marshal arrests seven census enumerators in St. Paul, with a mass meeting at Armory Hall drawing 3,500 plus. Residents demand redress, call for Congress to investigate, and endorse efforts to remove the capital from St. Paul. Burnings of Driscoll and Wheelock pamphlets trigger further protests as crossfire over politics expands.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a dispute over land claims involving Judge Shiras and the United States Supreme Court. References to Fort Dobes, Tow a, and settlers’ union suggest a case about demnity and title, with indecision about further appeals.
Gen. Warrier of Ohio praises the senate bill as a strong free coinage measure and predicts its quick House vote. He believes non-concurrence is likely but asserts the speaker may entertain a concurrent motion, arguing it aligns with parliamentary precedent. He claims public support for free silver is broad and decisive.
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