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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1889
Page
6
Minnesota Ex-Congress page reports the Constitutional Committee settling on a representation basis. News notes slow to sign Crow Creek Indians and Ruth of DeSmet as state treasurer. A sensational arrest of Sullivan and Kilrain is reported.
A chaotic scene aboard a Louisville and Nashville train in Ashville. John L Sullivan was escorted away after police halted a scuffle sparked by supporters amid the crowd. Judge McAllister heard the habeas corpus petition and ordered Sullivan released, while Gov. Taylor authorized a reward, signaling a heated political and legal confrontation.
The North Dakota constitutional convention reveals twenty three standing committees with Democrats chairing three. The anti railroad faction seeks fair treatment for corporations and temperance favors constitutional prohibition. The committee on temperance backs prohibition and a majority favors this policy.
July 11 notes highlight H Ruth of Kingsbury County Bank as a pioneer banker and popular candidate for state election. He served as mayor and as major of the second regiment D N G. Known for ability and loyalty, he is a stalwart Republican and expected to be presented at the convention.
July 11 report from Crow Creek notes 127 signed less than last year with others awaiting terms the committee could not agree to. The committee remains with the agent as signatures are expected to be received. Also dated July 12 at Cheyenne agency a man named Thomas Brd gan was accidentally shot near Bath.
A Sioux commission party and press entourage arrived in Milwaukee with Gov. Foster and Major Warner urging success of this year’s encampment. They warned railroad fare cuts are needed to avoid a smaller gathering, while stressing the reservation must be opened under the new law and that a census update is near.
Nineteenth century report states Robert Yat of Omaha and partners plan a cement works near Yankton. Ten days to erect cement facilities with 300 laborers, a quarter million dollars invested. Plank inton and Yates relocate here, sourcing chalk rock and clay locally. cement praised as superior to English and European brands.
Rochester July 13 The Union and Advertiser states H H Warner Co is negotiating sale of their proprietary medicine business to English investors. The deal would include the vast bankrupt holdings and operations at this place with branches in London Ft. Melbourne Toronto Sidney and other cities. The price is said to be five million dollars.
In New York July 13 reports say straw board manufacturers see the straw board trust fold soon and the pool likely to break within days as prices drop. Judge Horton refused a writ of habeas corpus July 12 noting sufficient grounds to hold the inmate without it after arguments for and against the remedy.
July reports from Ottawa and the sheriff indicate the government will approve the extradition application for the alleged murder suspect, connected to debts and interest and Will Grant the applicant, with the case tied to President Harrison.
Levi Morse, prominent Faulnty early settler and former congressman representative, died suddenly this morning, likely due to heart failure while seated at home. The obituary notes Morse's prominence and family connections.
In White Bear this morning, a district briefing noted initial activity and early outcomes. Officials reported routine procedures underway with no significant incidents to date.
A patient with decade long nasal polyps finds relief after treatment by Hubbard & Co. in Oklahoma City. The account includes a testimonial from Mrs. Mary C. Armstrong who suffered ten years, tried multiple doctors, and faced life threatening procedures before finally receiving a successful polyp removal and regained breathing.
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