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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1894
Page
2
The jury found Prendergast guilty and fixed death by hanging. The verdict caused shock in the courtroom as he trembled and collapsed when read. Judge Brentano instructed the jury on possible verdict forms and sanity as an element of crime.
In Cuicano on December 30 Mrs Jonas Carlson wife of Carlson cottage owner testified to finish her role in the Coughlin case. Attorney Donahoe cross examined seeking to impeach her memory and prior statements but she declined to deny or recall certain answers, saying she could not remember.
An extraordinary grand jury in New York at 1 p.m. announced that indictments against Inspector Williams and two against Captain Schmittberger were dismissed for insufficient evidence. Key urged the police to cooperate with Dr. Parkhurst's society to push for suppression of illicit activities.
John Lux, a 60 year old ranchman on Elk Creek near Hillel deed ta ben Lux was murdered with a deep cut to the head and his feet and legs burned. An attempt to burn the house was made to conceal the crime. He lived alone and was found in Lux's Wy. December 80 report notes the suspected homicide and arson.
Laxver Wyoming December 30 There is excitement over the overdue mail and passenger coach from Rawlins due here Thursday noon. Dispatches from Crooks Gap report no word from the coach or passengers amid 36 hours of heavy snow four feet deep on the level and many drifts. A relief party has been sent out and fears of loss spread.
Amsterdam reports a deadly fog that shrouded the city all day and led to 79 people falling into the river and canals. At least 20 bodies are recovered with many others missing, amid dense darkness and perilous conditions.
Rio de Janeiro December 30 Admiral de Gama commander of the unit fleet in the absence of de Mello filed a formal demand with representatives of foreign powers asking them to recognize insurgents as belligerents. The foreign corps previously showed no agreement on this sub issue.
The Illinois Supreme Court granted a rehearing of the Kean & Co. case, reopening considerations on the late decision. The move affects more than 800 cases and could alter litigation outcomes.
Mrs Lease at noon sent Governor Lewelling a letter denying any intent to challenge his authority while demanding a formal statement of charges and a chance to defend herself. She likens the governor’s actions to sentencing a state employee without due process and requests an official investigation.
London celebrates William Ewart Gladstone as he turns 84 amid tribute from Queen Victoria the Prince and Princess of Wales the Emperor William and the Czar of Russia. Deputation from tenants presents an address at Hawarden while Liberal groups hold banquets in his honor.
The Iron Trade Review reports continued quietness in the industry as year end balanceings near. Analysts expect no rebound to prewar demand in 60 to 180 days, though a modest rise in early next year may restore some activity while capacity remains ample and tariff delays weigh on new projects.
Judge McGee of the superior court in Council Bluffs Iowa declares the charter of the Omaha and Council Bluffs Bridge and Motor company forfeited. The ruling follows noncompliance with corporate requirements and places the firm under dissolution. Local magistrates confirmed the decision on December 29.
The Royal Baking Powder is cited as the top powder for leavening strength and overall quality. Testing by the U S Agricultural Department shows Royal delivering 160 cubic inches of gas per ounce, far above rivals and well above the average of competitors.
Hundreds of men chase outlaw Chris Evans and accomplice Ed Merrill after a Fresno jail delivery. Evans, crippled but dangerous, fled toward the mountains with Merrill and Mrs Evans. Posse from Visalia to Madeira hunts routes into the foothills as two Hutchinson siblings are detained for questioning.
City deficits range from 600000 to 800000, with Alderman Madden putting current shortfall at 1200000. Former city comptroller alleges wholesale taxpayer robbery via stuffed pay rolls in the street department, claiming hundreds of names on the payroll with few workers. He warns the loss could run into hundreds of thousands.
George O. Holbrook of Iowa had the lowest bid opened at Crow Creek agency for constructing 20 buildings at the new Lower Brule agency. This marks the third bid screening for these structures and Holbrook's bid was lower than earlier offers.
Thousands of red handbills litter theater galleries in Naples as crowds chant Down With Taxes and Long Live Sicily and Long Live Socialism. Police made several arrests amid the unrest.
President Cleveland and his party returned to Washington at 1 40 p m after a trip, marking the afternoon arrival. The report notes the time and location of their return, reflecting a post trip update from the capital.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway declared a quarterly dividend of 4 percent. A tug to tow in the overdue steamer Burgomeister Peterson was sent, reported 280 miles east of New York. A long-haired crank in Oklahoma threatened the governor with suicide if not appointed.
HELENA Montana December 30 a 9 year old girl belonging to G Burso of town was sent to a neighbor on an errand and got lost in the storm. A crowd of men searched the prairies until dark and the search was called off. Early morning the girl returned described traveling many miles and finally nesting in a straw pile near her home until sleep overtook her. She walked in to the delight of her relieved parents.
The Times reports a relative in Accrington received a telegram suggesting Premier Rhodes and Major Gifford fear the worst for the Wilson party. The colonial office still lacks any news on Captain Wilson’s fate.
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