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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1890
Page
1
The president sent Senate nominations for A. B. Nettleton of Minnesota as assistant secretary of the treasury and Edward H. Leeds of Town as associate justice of the New Mexico supreme court.
Spalding C L of Michigan appointed by the president to be assistant secretary of the treasury, succeeding George C Tichenor who resigned. He is a former congressman and now serves as a treasury special agent. Articles of incorporation filed in Preriz include The Bridgewater Cemetery Association The Topeka Investment and Loan Company and The Harney Peak Bank Hill City with R Q O Richard as resident agent.
Wasumarox July 18 The original package bill is now under house consideration with a strong chance of passing on the first vote.
Louis Hage man a Minneapolis census enumerator was arrested by a United States marshal this morning on a charge of fraud.
A blaze at the Western Union building in New York on July 18 destroyed the distributing room on the fifth floor the operating room above the AP rooms and the seventh floor restaurant. Miraculously several lives were saved.
Paris Texas July 18 Judge Bryant today sentenced nine men to death Charles Reed colored for rape of his stepdaughter and F J Lawrence J B Chamberlain O J Chamberlain J B Cook Cyrus J Frease John Jackson C E Cook J J Ball and R J Book for complicity in the Cross murder case
Amendments to the sundry civil bill repealing the 1888 withdrawal act pass the senate amid strong opposition to the scheme. The four new states gave the greatest strength to the repeal, signaling House acceptance or bill failure.
A Sioux City Journal dispatch from Castalia reports Huron supporters dispute that Charles Mix county favors Pierze as capital by a similar margin to last year. They claim the Watertown and Duluth Railway will reach Wheeler and connect to the Missouri River, giving Mix its first railroad and direct link to Pierre. Builders may start this season, boosting the Huron vote despite Crow Creek and bluff country obstacles.
Dispatches show western counties in solid support for Governor Mellette with Brown County likely to align. The piece urges unity with neighboring regions and prudent cooperation to advance the northern state’s interests.
Buck Williams a squaw man asserts his claim on the south side of Fort Pierre is valid and he will hold it. He plans to travel to Yankton next week to pursue his claim on other city property tied to his wife’s late mother, an Indian woman. The dispute has lingered seven years and a verdict on his or his wife’s rights is expected soon.
Coroner's jury in Chicago returns verdict on the Tioga explosion that killed twenty five. It censures the Union Steamboat Company and recommends indicting Bright and the GeneSee oil works proprietors in Buffalo for manslaughter by the grand jury.
In Gany on July 22 the county Republicans chose nine delegates to the state convention. Resolutions were approved endorsing Mellette and Ringerud for the party ticket.
Irswick July 22 The county convention was harmonious and enthusiastic voting by acclamation to give Fred J Bowman of the Bowdle Pioneer the privilege of selecting delegates to the senatorial convention. The eight delegates to the state convention are for Mellette with D H Evens D Maxon E J Thomas E E Parsons M T Lightener R Burrows J D Jones and J W Miner.
Petitions pour in from South Dakota seeking legislation on the original package decision. Senator Pettigrew presented several petitions today in Washington.
Reports indicate Tinore has been found in California and rich gold discoveries reported from Wyoming. The McKinley tariff bill awaits action in the senate. Wyoming to hold its first state election in September. Senator Moody's irrigation amendment laid on the table. A lynching occurred Thursday in Fort White Florida. An electric storm caused damage at Des Moines. An Indianapolis man is said to have died from Asiatic Cholera Thursday.
On July 5 at Thurlow school house ten contestants entered the Demorest silver medal contest. Miss Ethel Page won with Ralph Thurlow second, judged by G M Derr Miss Cavanaugh and Mrs Bitney. The evening featured instrumental and vocal music and promoted temperance sentiment under Miss Hatchett of Huron.
A wry remark notes champagne's claimed 1715 monk origin and its lasting effect on imprudent men, framing the beverage as a perpetual gentle mockery of bad judgment.
A young woman at Madison reacted in fear and screamed loudly, causing her jaw to dislocate, according to the report.
fragmented OCR shows ticket offices at 107 South Clark Street and Deathorn Station Polk Street corner Fourth Avenue North. Timetables list buses and trains with arrival times from early morning to late evening and Buffalo Express service.
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