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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
4
Government troops clash with revolutionists near Moyabamba on February 26. Colonel Viscarra, insurgent last holdout, is killed. Report claims Peru now remains tranquil despite the violence.
A Madison Journal report says General Harnden is much weaker and near death with life expectancy measured in hours or days as physicians warn there is scant chance of recovery.
The Racine jury found Henry F. Corbett not guilty of assault and intent to kill Rev. David B. Cheney after about one hour of deliberation. The verdict was delivered in Racine Wisconsin on March 17.
Frankfort, Ky March 15 The Kentucky legislature adjourned sine die. A conference between adjutant generals yielded understanding. Binton Taylor will continue to act as governor and Beckham awaits the court of appeals decision before claiming state buildings. A $100000 militia reorganization appropriation was made.
Senator Deboe of Kentucky dismissed rumors in Washington that a warrant would be issued for his arrest in connection with the Goebel assassination. He called the suggestion ridiculous and offered to answer any charges if brought.
Judge Parker charged the grand jury in Lexington with investigating the Sunday removal of Powers and Davis from the jail and any alleged mistreatment. He urged indictments for any guilty parties found.
A large delegation from 38 state National Guards urged Congress to raise the annual militia appropriation from 400000 to 2000000. Adjutants general and top officers presented the case before the house military affairs committee with governors' support letters. General George R Geier of the Ohio National Guard spoke for the group.
Washington March 15 The senate committee on Indian affairs completed consideration and Senator Thurston reported the Indian appropriation bill to the senate. The measure carries 8 413 641 dollars an increase of 1 148 903 dollars mainly for support of Indian schools.
Kalamazoo authorities halted a Sapho showing minutes after it began, as police ordered the curtain down following a Monday night city council suppression. Other items note US France treaty delay, Omaha bank victory over a $201000 warrant, and Mrs Booth-Tucker succumbing to illness in Racine.
In Washington on March 16 senators Teller of Colorado and Turner of Washington presented divergent interpretations of the Constitution’s reach over acquired territory. Teller argued overt territory cannot be made into states or colonies, while Turner said the Constitution applies the moment the U S takes possession. Both opposed the Porto Rican bill as debate widened. The House proceedings also covered the District of Columbia appropriation with Adamson discussing the Nicaragua canal and other topics like the Philippines open door policy and senate electors.
A large congressional party including senators and house naval affairs committee members watched the Holland submarine torpedo boat in Washington on March 16. After returning they called the exhibition a success.
The Globe notes the mediation offer reveals American politics more than policy. It argues Republicans and Democrats risk England friendship in party games and warns alliance is impossible. It recalls near war during Mr Cleveland's re election and suggests anti English elements will need appeasement for a quarrel.
West Superior March 16 police captured a young woman named Jennie Finsdale who is sought for alleged complicity in a forgery ring. Police say she is the same girl involved with two others in cons past merchants in several cities across the region.
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