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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1895
Page
1
The Supreme Court, under Chief Justice Fuller, set May 6 for a full bench to hear arguments on petitions for rehearing of the income tax cases. The decision indicates the dispute will focus on whether to rehear the merits or limit to the issue of rents exemption, with Justice Jackson likely acting as umpire.
Washington April 23 The condition of Representative Hitt of Illinois remains practically unchanged with physicians in constant attendance as he receives ongoing medical care.
The Omaha Livestock Exchange censured Secretary of Agriculture Morton for his actions as announced in Omaha Nebraska on April 25. The brief notice notes the censure and references the officials involved.
Consul Germaine in Zurich reports that education is compulsory in Switzerland and that tuition, books, stationery and all supplies are provided free to every school child. The note contrasts this with U.S. cattle industry concerns and prices discussed in Washington.
Springfield April 25. Representative Ellsworth introduces a bill to build a trunk waterway from Lake Michigan through the Des Plaines and Illinois rivers to the Mississippi. The governor would appoint a waterways commissioner to study the project and report next session. Funding not specified.
A Houston to The Republic dispatch reports that escaped African Americans lured from Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas to a Mexican colony are held in brutal slavery by leaders who recruited them and secured land. About 1200 people, including men women and children, suffer under guard and a harsh labor system with scant food shelter and few comforts.
British two warships reach Corinto to enforce demands on Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan minister contemplates passive resistance while the United States awaits further developments. Officials speculate on broader policy toward Central American affairs and European pressure.
The steamer Cyrenian from Antwerp and the Anchor Line steamer Bolivia met en route to New York carrying 1,100 emigrants. Passengers showed excitement for a time but no injuries were reported.
A private telegram from Washington states the Yankton reservation opening takes effect on the day the president issues his proclamation, expected before May 1, signaling formal start upon executive order.
Caldwell Ohio April 25 The national soldiers reunion to be held June 14 and 15 has triggered an avalanche of letters from veterans nationwide. Some oppose politicizing the event, others support its aim to unite ex soldiers behind shared principles. The committee states that states must hold May 30 conventions to select delegates, with each state allowed two votes minimum and no fewer than two.
London reports a Chronicle note that Britain dispatches warships to Corinto signaling the Nicaragua affair is approaching a climax. It argues Nicaragua seeks American sympathy yet warns that if the United States shelters small communities it must uphold international observances The Monroe doctrine alone may not stop a European power from seeking redress for insults and outrages.
The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled that the city must reclaim the waterworks plant from the Huron Waterworks Company after a sale authorized during a capital campaign. The case, brought by Colonel H. Ray Myers before his mayoral election, held the $45,000 sale funds used for capital purposes, so ownership returns to the city.
In the house of commons Hon. David Mills denounced Canadian government interference in Newfoundland matters. He argued Canada helped break the treaty between Newfoundland and the United States. Liberal applause followed. Major McLennan introduced a bill to ban government contracts to aliens or companies with alien stockholders.
Madison April 25. The Wisconsin supreme court holds that life imprisonment can effect an absolute divorce with no further proceedings in the adultery case of James Duket. Duket had married Mrs. French after French’s murder conviction. the court confirms the marriage as valid.
Michael Lamb, a Nebraska fugitive, was being held for requisition when Sheriff Kavanaugh and Sheriff Wright seized Lamb from Deputy Williamson aboard a train at Battle Mountain Nevada. They were arrested later in Winnemucca with Lamb in custody. Humboldt County holds Lamb, refusing surrender to Lander County authorities, raising interstate tensions.
Northern Investment company trustees file a cross petition against Boston Investment company and its trustees seeking 1,000,000 damages for alleged wrongful transfers of property. Boston is said to have accepted Northern stock as real estate value, and admits a separate 50,000 suit by Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance. The suit claims much of the exchanged property was worthless, causing 1,000,000 in damages.
The London Standard reports that France Russia and Germany have issued a protest over Japan annexing Chinese land. The Russian minister in Pekin has been instructed to negotiate with the Tsung Li Yamen over ceding Chinese territory, with China hoping to limit concessions to Manchuria and an ice free port.
Granov Forks North Dakota April 25 L B Gibbs of this city and Cashier Lyon of the First National bank of Mandan have been agreed upon by the two factions of the North Dakota Milling association stockholders for receivers and they will probably be appointed, litigation stopped, business continued and the mills operated again in a few days.
Ottawa reports Hon. J. C. Patterson minister of militia resigns and plans to move to California. Friction with Major General Herbert cited as cause. Patterson has substantial Pacific state interests and said Canada is England’s donkey engine, so he will not reside there.
E J Baldwin known as Lucky Baldwin files a demurrer to Miss Lillian Ashley's seduction suit claiming his reputation makes her actions misinformed and that she should not have relied on his vows. He argues Ashley knew he was married and that his affection was insincere. He seeks dismissal of the suit.
In Woodford County Kentucky the Republican convention adopted a resolutions package endorsing a single gold standard with only one dissenting vote. The meeting occurred as delegates were chosen for the state convention, and the remarks represented the sharpest anti free coinage stance yet this year.
Alonzo J. Whiteman, wanted in San Francisco for forgery, is in further trouble in New York. Sheriff McNeill of Dansville brought a warrant to the Tombs for his arrest on that forgery charge. if discharged he will be rearrested.
Dan S. McLeod of California issues a challenge to Farmer Burns for a best two of three falls wrestling match worth 2500 dollars and the heavyweight world title. McLeod posts 500 dollars forfeited as part of the challenge. He also claims the Greco Roman world championship against Charles Wittmer of Cincinnati.
Julia Gross, 16, who vanished Saturday and returned Monday, died by her own hand by leaping from the fourth story window of her father's New York City home.
Tacoma reports claim President James J. Hill has gained control of the Northern Pacific railway amid a shake up in its management. Officials at Tacoma are not confirming the rumor, though many locals believe it to be true.
Washington report says Proctor Knott, who called Duluth the Zenith City, has a good chance to succeed Senator Blackburn when his term ends. Kentuckians view Knott as gaining strength from this point onward as a Senate candidate.
Sr. Pavut reports that exposure in The Pioneer Press of a large sale of spurious postage stamps in the Twin Cities and Duluth has prompted government officials to assign an inspector to investigate and, if possible, prosecute the counterfeiters.
Lord Sholto C. Douglas, son of the Marquis of Queensberry, was arrested in Bakersfield, California, charged with insanity after becoming infatuated with a variety girl and obtaining a marriage license earlier in the week. His friends intervened to prevent the union.
Indian Tom White son of Joe White Court Oreilles north of Rice Lake Wis was shot near here and thought fatally by Tom Lowe of the same tribe It is recalled Joe White was shot by Game Warden Martin here about two months ago
Cincinnati April 25 Jimmy Maurray knocks out Jack Cooney in the ninth round of a ten round bout for $400. Spectator Champion Corbett receives an ovation and delivers a speech after the event.
A blaze at Lampher Finch and Skinner wholesale house in St Paul started shortly after 2 p.m. and caused heavy damage. Much of the loss results from water used to fight the fire, with exact totals not yet estimated.
A collision occurred in the harbor affecting eleven hundred passengers. Details indicate a major maritime incident with extensive passenger involvement and ongoing reports from Napies dated April 25.
Hon. George N. Curzon and his bride stay at John R. McLean’s suburban home near the president’s country house and plan to sail on Saturday.
The Cramp shipyard announces that due to the freshet in the Delaware river the launch of the St Paul may occur at any time after 11:45 a.m. and not at 2 o'clock as previously announced.
Owatonna Minnesota April 11. Mrs Bertha Eggleston died in the morning at age 100. She was the county s oldest resident and a local landmark for a century.
Seattle April 25 Harry Frazier proprietor of the Northern hotel bar was fatally shot by P D Page of Mitchell South Dakota owner of a large ranch and Milwaukee family member Page says two drinks with Frazier were drugged and he memory fades after a struggle Frazier claims Page began talking of dice and shots were fired Page traveled to Seattle with W A Hager Chicago attorney en route to Alaska Hager alleges drugging by Frazier and his friends to recover money Page's father was a former Milwaukee police chief and his uncle Hiram Barber is Chicago master of chancery
The Hope mine at Basin, 28 miles east of Butte, reports a rich 2 to 5 inch gold streak on the foot wall at 200 feet depth. Guards guard the property and each miner is searched at exit. Owned by Senator T. H. Carter and other Montana men, the mine has been a heavy producer for months.
The special Pennsylvania Railroad train traveled 58.3 miles from Camden to Atlantic City in 45 minutes. Average speed reached 76.5 mph with a fastest mile of 41 seconds at 87.8 mph. This marked the fastest time for such a distance in the nation.
In Pittsburgh on April 24 delegates at the miners convention refuse the 60 cent rate offered by operators and pledge to strike until 69 cents. Operators refuse to attend talks while miners say they can fund the struggle. Interstate drill set in St Louis early July with $16,000 in prizes guaranteed by the fair association.
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor will convene in Indianapolis on April 22 for a multi day session. This marks the first meeting since the Denver convention.
Interviews with prominent stockmen indicate that range stock left to roam over winter has come through in good condition, averaging on par with the yearly average for the past seven winters.
Indianapolis April 22 A Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton switch engine collided with a sprinkling cart at the East street crossing killing two men almost instantly.
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