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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1886
Page
6
A distorted poem-like piece depicts a drought struck landscape with parched lips and alkali streams. The narrator seeks relief at a river only to find a burning, elemental feast of water fire and air. The dream ends with a dramatic awakening and curtain drawn.
Sioux City reports a quarantine to halt cattle disease anthrax, John Roach is dying in New York, Lord Salisbury reshapes cabinet plans, Iowa attorney Rogers charged with tax stamp violation, Senate seeks universal veto message print, Haymarket trial proceeds, Capitol altercation between Cobb and Laird, territories debate railroad funds, Curcaco anarchist testimony, Wisconsin governor talk, Minnesota governor’s residence saved from fire, Oswald sentenced, coal seams found in Faulk county.
Sioux Falls reports that the Dakota vote on submitting the repeal of the restraining clause to a popular referendum failed. Yeas totaled 20 and Nays 31, with legislators from multiple counties listed among supporters and opponents.
Tar Huuonire began to agitate the artesian well before its first press was set up and was to be visited by ridicule from friends and foes on that account. It begins to look as if the ideas were taking hold.
The Dakota convention renewed debate on the submission of section 32. Judge Moody opposed the resolution while Judge Campbell delivered strong closing arguments. The body adopted plans to hold a public vote on division near the 46th parallel, elect a seven person state executive committee, and reconvene November 23, 1886. John A. Owen presided the State League meeting, with T. D. Kanouse elected president.
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