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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1889
Page
4
Washington March 6 the president signed and sworn in all cabinet members for the new administration. Governors of West Virginia reported a small fire in Aberdeen as the day’s miscellaneous items. The legislature plans a day focused on considering vetoes as it nears the end of the session.
Fire at Bowman Hauser's law office in Aberdeen destroyed building and contents after a 2:35 a.m. kerosene lamp explosion. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars. In a separate incident, a shooting near Parker left Appleby shot by James Baird while crossing land. sheriff pursuing the assailant.
Chargeston West Virginia March 6 R 8 Carr president pro tem of the senate today moved on Gov E W Wilson with a writ of que war ranto to compel him to show by what right he continues to hold the gubernatorial chair The case will not come up in court until the legal fight between Wilson and Goff is acted upon The case of Wilson and Goff will in all probability be brought up in the supreme court tomorrow.
In Bismarck on March 6 the council set veto messages as the Friday 10 a.m. special order as lawmakers debated dozens of vetoes and handfuls of bills. House and council measures passed include clerks for municipal courts, artesian well sinking, and local option law provisions. many bills were also killed or amended amid late-session activity.
The omnibus appropriation bill for public institutions is vetoed with a projected deficit of 64 000. council and house override the veto after a committee audit shows a possible surplus. Dakota delegates clash over temporary offices with Mellette as governor and Richardson as secretary.
Wasuixeton March 6 Dakotans 110 strong visited the White House and shook hands with the president who led the first crusade for their behalf. Delegates Mathews and two senators elect, with Gen. Harrison Allen, organized the two squads as Sioux Falls guards kept the peace and the two sides gathered in the east room. There was no speech making. The delegation planned a conference at the Ebbitt house on return to discuss future territory politics.
At 3:30 this afternoon the new administration held its first cabinet meeting in Wasuieron. The informal gathering aimed to introduce the newly appointed officers to one another.
The report notes tremors felt in several Pennsylvania points with no damage, mentions engineer John Ericson of the ironclad monitor who died Thursday in New York, and cites many preparing to settle in Dakota. It also records Woonsocket fire concerns and General Simon Cameron’s 90th birthday.
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