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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1894
Page
6
The president sent to Congress all Hawaii related dispatches since the last message and copies of Willis instructions from Jan 12 1894. It notes withheld dispatches remain withheld No. 70 and No. 8 earlier. Willis reports awaiting president’s instructions and plans to inform the queen and provisional government.
The president sends to Minister Willis that Nos. 14 to 18 show proper understanding of duties. He notes the queen's surrender under force and states the secretary will inform Congress, while Willis is to report No. 3 and any further instructions as they arrive. GrEsHAM
A dispatch notes President Dole refused to comply with a request for abdication. The report references a last message from Minister Willis and details surrounding the political crisis. Observers await further confirmation of the outcome and potential constitutional actions.
The document quotes President Dole rejecting U S requests to surrender authority in the Hawaiian Islands. It emphasizes loyalty to loyal officers and the duty to protect Christian civilization, while expressing regret at not joining annexation. A second feature promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a nervous-disease remedy with testimonials and a mail order price.
In a district supreme court decision Judge Long of Michigan successfully argued that the commissioner of pensions had no right to suspend his pension without due notice and a hearing. The mandamus was denied, but Commissioner Lochren had already restored Long’s pension.
John Anderson a laborer from St Paul died in the city hospital after an accident at Savannah Illinois where four men on a hand car collided with a switch engine. One man was killed instantly and two others remained injured.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro claim rebels are preparing an assault in force on Nietheroy and Rio de Janeiro. Insurgents cut cables across Rio bay and appear set for coordinated action.
A Free Town dispatch reports 40 frontier police led by Inspector Taylor with native auxiliaries defeated 4,000 Sofas on December 20 at Gaza in Tonkin. 220 Sofas died, including their chief, and 150 natives were captured. Minnesota G A R encampment set for February 13–14 in Minneapolis.
Miter D Jan 15. Andrew and Peter Olson bound over to the grand jury in 300 each, or else remain in jail. The charge stems from alleged flax theft and reflects a formal preliminary step in the criminal case.
An accident to the intake pipe Thursday cut off the city’s water for most areas except a small business district served by an engine from Negaunee. Precautions to prevent fire are underway. Insurance agents refuse new risks until protection is assured. Well owners prosper others suffer. drinking water sells high.
Fire destroyed the home of Fred Klowko in Herman, Wisconsin. He and his wife with five children aged up to seven and a grandparent escaped in night clothes to a biting cold. they lost all clothing. Estimated loss is $5,000 with $2,500 covered by insurance. the grandfather faces possible death from exposure.
Louis Bader was freed after a four day examination in Bader case in Wisconsin. A defense motion to dismiss the indictment was granted, but he was rearrested within minutes on a conspiracy charge. In Minnesota a militia bond rule orders company captains to post 1000 bonds for state property care, qualifying at 2000.
Thirty Chicago Hussars resign over defeat of candidate for captaincy Lieutenant M L C Funkhouse. Barrmore reports the last furnace at Maryland Steel Sparrows Point closed, 150 more workers laid off due to lack of orders.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy for scrofula and related blood diseases. It claims the medicine relieves running sores and other manifestations and promises cure for all who try it fairly.
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