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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1885
Page
4
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A chaotic May 1885 scene features misfire in party harmony, regional power plays, and a Cleveland Civil Service debate. Reports cover riots in Illinois, an explosion in Galveston, and Ohio political maneuvers including Governor nominees, Supreme Court prospects, and party factionalism.
A Utah polygamy appeal upholds the Edmunds law provisions on juror challenges. The text notes Democratic leadership pressures, government appointments, and civil service concerns amid mounting public unrest. Miss Ella Victoria Clinton's funeral is announced with details of her life and teaching career.
A Leader column recounts how McBride resolution to expel Allen O M yers failed as crowds pressured a sine die adjournment. It condemns O Myers for ruffianism and insults while noting the Democratic majority protected him, fostering perceived corruption and cowardice in the House.
A Kentuckian in town seeks office then heads home saying he can earn more making whisky in Kentucky than waiting for an office under the current administration. Senator Blackburn comments on the administration’s uniqueness. The Zanesville Courier parodies scandal fabrication. Ohio politics discuss temperance and constitutional date changes with potential candidates McKinley Sherman and Durbin Ward. Salvation Oil advertised as a pain remedy, price 25 cents.
In Avondale Mr L B Barge of Adams tow's ship loses a valuable team of horses. Examinations of their stomachs indicate poisoning. An analysis is underway to identify the poison. The writer denounces the act as cruel and inhuman, calling for severe retribution.
Neighbors surprised Mr. Barge by plowing and seeding about ten acres of oats in a show of sympathy and opposition to harsh laws. Supper by Mr. Joe Miller’s family followed, and Mr. Barge expressed gratitude for the kindness amid broader community chatter on hotels, illness, and local politics.
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