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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1892
Page
1
The Yankton convention supports trusts while Chamberlain hosts the second Democratic gathering. Tammany signals a move toward Cleveland as nomination chances rise. Howard aids Sioux City flood victims. South Dakota Democrats reject Bland’s silver bill and focus on fusion platform planks including prohibition.
Senator Pettigrew says the claim that South Dakota delegates to the Republican national convention would disregard their instructions is misrepresented. He condemns the misrepresentation as a contemptible feature of the current situation and accuses prominent Republicans of misrepresenting the administration to bolster the anti-Harrison movement.
The Huronite reports a public boast that the Wessington post office dismissal is a cautionary measure against dissent. It urges transparency, condemns proscription for political views, and calls for full disclosure for the sake of the newspaper community. Memorial Day events are highlighted with Judge Haney slated to speak at the rink and veterans urged to attend in force.
In Washington the Senate discussed a Turpie resolution seeking reciprocity with Hayti Colombia and Venezuela with a follow up address planned for Thursday. Sherman led the floor on the silver bill at 2 o clock. In the House a post office appropriation bill faced debates with amendments proposed by Lond and Lind and a contested rent and lighting budget for third class post offices. Palacio issues a new manifesto for a centralized republic amid crackdowns and public opposition. A cyclone in Missouri injures eleven and destroys homes. The U.S. accepted invitations from eight European nations to a bimetallic conference likely in Brussels with three U.S. representatives named Lambert Tree Henry W Cannon and Senator Jones.
In Council Burrs Iowa a man named W F Jones is found mortally wounded after a confrontation linked to robbery. Nearby body of Jack Wade with a pistol wound and three men Crogan Maher Wade arrested. Separately Congressman John Mitchell of Milwaukee is discussed as a potential Democratic candidate.
Syracuse June 1 The Anti-Snap Democrat convention named temporary chairman J D Kernan and voted to send a contesting delegation to Chicago. Kernan condemned the February call as corrupt and urged the party to lead in the coming national campaign. Delegates elected include Frederick R Condert A E Orr David C Robinson and Mayor Bishop of Buffalo.
Martial law is anticipated in Johnson County as cattlemen gear up for possible attacks on rustlers. Texas migrants and locals alert authorities with reports of armed detachments and preparations, while senators Warren and Carey are said to be involved in plans to declare martial law.
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