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Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1883

Page

2

The Belfry Bell Tells The City’s Hidden Hours

A reflective poem from Thomas Dunn English in the N. Ledger depicts a church bell as the hermit of the belfry. The bell speaks from above the town, tolling for births, weddings, deaths, fires, prayers, and time, watching the city’s ebb and flow.

Thomas Dunn N. ¥. Ledger

Romantic Prince and Nutting Day Love

A peasant girl Rika Bremer captivates Prince Eric of Sweden during a nut harvest visit. He gifts her a locket and woos despite class, urging marriage as royal fate changes after Gustavus’s death. Rika resists yet fate, love, and royal ambition shape a dramatic romance and soon a crowned queen.

Praxiteles Rika Bremer Eric Gustavus Rika Prince Eric Duke John Elizabeth England Frederika Europe Grisgl Sweden John

Illinois Industry Data and Local Highlights

Illinois shows 14549 manufacturing establishments the most after New York, with 144727 workers and 357,429,085 in wages for 1880. Major capital embeds in flour mills meat packing implements and foundries. Notable items include Macon County’s 116-year-old Robert Gibson, a Peoria farm-gear firm fire loss, and Bloomington drainage suit. Stories follow of a Carmi dog hero, a Decatur revival, a Moline inebriate death, Murphysboro hotel fire casualties, and Flora gunpowder blast. County and city budgetminded legislative moves fill the Illinois Legislature reports.

Illinois New York Pennsylvania Ohio George W. Rouse & Son Peoria Rouse & Son Charles H. Brodgett Blooomington East Washington Street Wabash Carmi Geneva Bloomington Harrison Decatur Boston John Hageman Moline Rock Island County Murphysboro Logan House R. W. Snape Adams & Wathene St. Louis Chicago Robert Neal Ellen Dodd Clemnie Fronts Neal Clemnie Frost Snape D. A. Rogers John A. Logan

Two Funerals in Ireland Highlight Eccentric Traditions

An Irish scene near Feenagh showed a farmer buried while about five hundred youths played football nearby, police dispersing them and mourners later jeered. Separately near London Derry an elderly woman’s body was found out of the coffin after a funeral, then reinterred the same day after the coffin was brought to the grave.

Chattanooga Atlanta Columbus Mason and Dixon South Carolina Detroit Free Press Samuel Nicholson Maron Macon County Highmount Feenagh Eglinton Londonderry London Telegraph

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