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Dakota Daily Leader in Huron, South Dakota

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Dakota Daily Leader

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1883

Page

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Stone's Funeral Notices and Chicago Market Snap

Chicago wheat 112, corn 54 1 2, oats 41 3 4. Amasa Stone's funeral scheduled for Monday afternoon in Cleveland.

Chicago

National Bank Opens in Denton Texas

A National Bank with capital of 50 000 is authorized to begin business in Denton. In Lake Providence Louisiana Henry Reads a colored man was hanged today for the murder of Henry Hines a white man.

Lake Providence Lousiana Henry Reads Henry Hines

Died at His Post on Ohio & Memphis Train

Edson Finch, one of the railroad’s oldest engineers, died suddenly at his post aboard his engine as the train neared Pana Illinois on the Ohio and Memphis line.

Pana Edson Finch Ohio & Memphis Railroad

Trial resumes over shooting as Elliott sought Dunn

In Chicago this morning the Jerry Dunn trial resumed with witnesses testifying that Elliott carried a revolver and hunted Dunn on the night of the shooting. The case adjourned to Monday. In Washington a counterfeit five dollar gold coin, plated and stamped New Orleans 1850, weighing 491 1/2 grains, has appeared.

Chicago Jerry Dunn Elliot Dunn Washington United States New Orleans

Insurance Paid On Life Of Conductor After Fire

Five thousand dollars of life insurance was paid to Miss Elsie Barnes for the late Robert C. Howe a Wisconsin Central railroad conductor who died in the Newhall house fire. The policy named her as beneficiary as they were to marry.

Mantinoc Elsie Barnes Robert C. Howe Wisconsin Central Railroad Newhall

Treasury Subpoena in Capitol Letters Case

Mr Munch has applied to the Secretary of the Treasury for a subpoena. Secretary Folger will act after identifying necessary papers and their bearing on the investigation. Hill, supervising architect, is to produce letters and documents not previously supplied in response to a demand.

Washington Munch Secretary of Treasury Hill Folger

Mass announced for Joe Brady in London

Irish people plan a mass for Joe Brady on Monday in London. The international fisheries exhibition opens today with a grand procession led by the Prince of Wales. Archbishop Crooke vows to align with Cardinal McCabe on Irish affairs in Rome.

Joe Brady London Prince of Wales Rome Crooke Cardinal McCabe

China to oppose French Tonquoin protectorate plans

Foreign offices report China will oppose France over Tonquoin protectorate schemes. The Times notes the ministry’s situation worsening, while editorials urge timely spring advertising. The Altoona Pilot highlights W W Peckham’s move to his Huron claim and praises Dakota land for farming and livestock profits.

China London France Tonquoin Times

Condensed Telegraph News Roundup

Madison short one express message as Germany refuses wool duty and Ottawa Irishmen voice sympathy for Parnell. Switzerland relocates population here. Hayes loses Fremont post, Betts wins. Eleven hundred dogs in New York beach show. Wisconsin wheat yield pegged 24 557 169 bushels. Keen's Bluegrass wins Burwell stakes. West coffin makers convene. Shah of Persia ill. Drought harms northern Wisconsin hay. Williams Iowa suicide over $700 shortage. Illinois judge injured. Michigan elects fusionists to supreme bench. Oxford Editor shot resisting arrest. Col Tom Reynolds pays $6 761 22 on forged vouchers. Catholic Knights of America begin in St Louis. Civil service planks examining commissions. Omaha storms strike. Halfbuilt structure valued at 10 000. Big Horn sinks after snag. freight lost. Craig’s first Winona St Peter trip ends in death. Metzeroff vows to teach workers to resist autocrats. Des Moines licenses 54 saloons at 1000 yearly. Canada’s rapid telegraph to sell 25 words for 25 cents. Duke of Connaught may head Indian troops. Emma Duillon burns dying. Lafayette trades threaten strike for wives’ advancement. Army of the Potomac reunion in Washington. Arthur reviews. American lard and goods accused of adulteration in Germany. L Norris Warren bank burglary over 5000. Carpenter dies after fall from St Paul viaduct. Teller backs Jackman case in land dispute. Hawkins shot in Tennessee.

Madison Wis Germany Ottawa Parnell Switzerland Hayes Fremont Ohio Betts New York Wisconsin Keen Oxford Eagle Tom Reynolds Uncle Sam Catholic Knights of America St. Louis Civil Service Omaha Big Horn Poplar River Robert Craig Winona St. Peter Road Sleepy Eye Metzeroff Europe America Des Moines Iowa Canada Rapid Telegraph Company Duke of Connaugh India Emma Duillon Clinton Lafayette Ind Washington Arthur Executive Mansion L. E. Norris Warren Ill Seventh Street St. Paul Teller Kirkwood Plummer Jackman Bismarck D. T Covington Tenn Andy Hawkins Eugene Estes Hawkins

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