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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1885
Page
5
Reports say Adventists spent the day in song and prayer as they awaited a predicted earth end, then continued calculating for a future judgment. The piece mentions a December 14 date in Khartoum and notes other political and social topics amid lenient coverage of religious obsessions.
The Librarian of Congress reports a total vote of 10,040,868 with Cleveland leading Blaine by 65,953 and St John and Butler receiving 151,143 and 133,428 ballots respectively. The piece also analyzes Democratic and Republican votes by region and shifts in white and colored populations due to immigration and birth rates.
Knox County Common Pleas hears a case over chime belts at a Gambier theological seminary. Judge McElroy’s February decision is awaited. Farm ers Institute events planned in Licking County on January 19 and 76. Sixty saloonkeepers seek refund under Scott law. Dressen boy Ernest Shrake drowns in canal after falling from bank. Mt Vernon Banning block fire on New Year’s, door locked to avert panic. damage limited.
The letter discusses President elect Cleveland's cabinet choices as likely to please reformers and upset loyal opponents. It notes Teller’s strong record in Interior affairs, Colorado ties, and the push for financial policy on silver. It also covers Governor election issues in New York with Mr Hill’s dual governorship question and salary considerations.
A 1585 sermon preached in Talernace urges swift action in spiritual duties. It contrasts the eternal king with earthly rulers and warns against procrastination, urging immediate repentance and service to Christ. It highlights divine judgment, mercy, and the urgency of gospel work.
The New York Tribune notes the colored race increasing faster than whites and suggests a time when Blacks may gain ascendancy. The piece hints at racial tension and mentions Dr Bull's Cough Syrup in a casual aside.
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