Leading Story From Dakota Daily Leader
A telegraph special reports the lead story of the Dakota Daily Leader with emphasis on developing events and key figures as the newspaper outlines its top focus for the edition.
28 Mar 1883
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dakota Daily Leader
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1883
Page
1
A telegraph special reports the lead story of the Dakota Daily Leader with emphasis on developing events and key figures as the newspaper outlines its top focus for the edition.
Secretary Folger slept well and woke up with improved symptoms after several days of strain. Dorsey’s star route trial proceedings were continued again this morning. President Diaz and his party were received in the President’s presence today by Secretary Frelinghuysen.
A Chicago building named the Union club house, one of the finest structures of its kind, was partly burned this morning as it neared completion.
News from Helena reports that a tavern keeper named Covers and a guest named Smith were hanged by a mob of 15 at the mouth of the Green Horn for firing a neighbor’s barn and destroying substantial stock.
In Battle Creek Michigan a man named Johnson confronted his hired man over alleged improper dealings with his wife. He bound and gagged the man in a dense wood and pinned him to a tree. The victim was found two days later by a search party, unconscious and badly frozen but may recover. Johnson and his wife fled.
The steamship Westphlia reached New York this morning bearing survivors of the Jeanette's crew.
News reports extensive deposits at the northern end of Vancouver Island. Officials note the strikes are unusually rich and may attract prospectors and investors to the area.
Berlin reports the recovery of Emperor William is pronounced complete with final convalescence underway and official confirmation issued by the court.
In Oshkosh Wisconsin the lumber firms S B and A Paige and Paige Sexsmith face financial trouble and will make an assignment.
Chicago markets note Wixcat prices for corn oats and wheat. SerRGENT BALUENTYNE, a renowned English barrister, visited Salt Lake City and endorses Mormonism as beneficial to the country. If he favors America, he may bring it home.
Prof. Hamill assisted by Miss Alice Hamill and Mr. Harry Hamill presents a Parker Hall program of recitations and Shakesperean impersonations on Thursday night March 29 at 8. The program includes humorous pathetic and tragic readings with voice cultivation remarks and amusing anecdotes on elocution. Hamill is regarded as a leading figure in American elocution and promises an engaging evening.
A fragmentary notice reports that George W. Smith of Ellenburg Centre Clinton County New York is an habitual drunkard. His wife Saran Ann Smith urges warning against selling him liquor under law and asks anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts to inform the undersigned Frank O. Sate.
Mr. J J Will dissolves his nursery partnership with W L Brockman and will operate house and sign painting services. All orders filled in two best and most satisfactory manner. 31.
In August 1863 near Yankton the Wiseman children were killed by Indians during a raid. Mrs. Wiseman fled to Yankton, soldiers found the house looted and remaining children wounded, one infant died in the oven, two girls perished later, and the attackers disappeared toward Sioux Falls. The tale notes I ndian depredations, rescues, and later peace with westward movements.
A vintage advertisement notes Bran and Shorts available from Louis Kern & Co at 234 Go and invites trying Wheeler's own bran. It also promotes Pioneer Cigar and Wheeler's Watches Clocks and Jewelry with a sale or special display at 26tt Beer's Waterboom.
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