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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1882

Page

8

Watterson's Toledo Speech Warns of Republican Ties to Wealth

Henry Watterson, in Toledo, critiques the current U S political scene as unstable yet hopeful. He laments party entanglements with capital, warns of a Wall Street alignment, cites Sherman and Butler, and calls for a change in the next Congress to curb excess influence and restore republican virtue.

Henry Watterson Kentucky Toledo United States South General Butler Massachusetts General Chalmers Mississippi Mahone Republic Ohio John Sherman National Capitol Congress Sherman Republican Party Democratic Party Sherman Wohlamer Virginia Chalmers Seward Chase Blair Summer Greeley Fessenden Trumsull Morton John C. Calhoun Upio Jay A. Hubbell Hubbell United States—although As Vicerages Had Won Some Civil-service Daurel Tany Geel Treasury Be al Judee” Poly Gould Forzery Stock Exchange Edo Mr. Gould Mranderbilt New York Washington White House Wall Street Spada Monte Ante Christo Jay Gould Empire Union Julius Caesar Roeblichhs Meniace Robeson and Keifer Shéulfi Charley Foster House of Representatives

Ohio shows Democrats surge amid Republican defeats

The Detroit Free Press notes Ohio shifts to a strong Democratic majority amid GOP losses in statewide and congressional races. It cites gerrymandering failures, broad cross-county gains, and national party missteps as driving a historic Republican collapse and a fresh momentum for party leaders in New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Michigan.

Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland New York Pennsylvania Congress Grover Clavell Michigan Detroit Itree Press

Prisoners Face Beard Rights Under New State Rule

Massachu setts State Prison convicts may choose shaving or growing beards. Notable cases include Stickney from Fall River and Lucius Pond of Worcester, both defaulters who had no beards before imprisonment.

Massachusetts State Stickney Fall River Lucius Pond Worcester Loslion

Worldly views on a great comet and its fate

Prof Skinner of the Naval Observatory weighs Prof Proctor and other scientists’ claims that the present comet matches 1843 and 1880 images. He cautions against rash predictions, notes observational limits, and suggests the sun could handle any potential collision without Earth destruction.

WaAsntnaton Skinner Naval Observatory Proctor Hubbard Safford

Kentucky Romance Ends In Lexington Shaker Bride Weds

A Lexington dispatch reports a romance from the Shaker community near Harrodsburg. Miss Maggie Johnson, nineteen, wed R A Mulligam at Mr T J Nichols residence after legal consent by Nichols as guardian due to her underage status. The couple married last night with friends in attendance.

Lexington T. J. Nichols R. A. Mulligam Maggie Johnson Shakers Harrodsburg Kentucky Shena Mauggie Soaker Iiven

Runaway Couple Weds After 14 Miles To Rail Depot

William Crane and Mary Bayne, a Culpeper County pair, arrived in Alexandria with a young man bragging he helps couples in trouble. They sought a Washington license but married upon returning, then toured a boarding house serenade before planning homeward. The groom hailed the “good luck” of matrimony.

William Crane Mary Bayne Culpeper County Alexandria Mr. Crane Miss Bayne Washington Alecandria (Va,) Gazette

Accidental Shooting Claims Life Near Macon

James Dunden and Richard Davis planned to watch a sugar cane patch near Macon after raids on the crop. An accidental double shotgun discharge mortally wounded Davis, with Dunden seeking help. Davis showed some life yesterday but was considered likely to die. Both men are prominent locals, and the community mourns the tragedy reported from Atlanta by the Chicago Tribune special.

Macon Atlanta James Dunden Charles Tankersey Dunden Richard Davis Chanden

Pastoral Appointments Unveiled at Rock River Conference

At the Aurora session of the Rock River M. E. Church Conference Bishopoe ay announced numerous pastoral appointments. The list names numerous pastors and charges across Illinois districts including Freeport Joliet and Aurora, with several supplied posts and noted leaders such as J. M. Caldwell and H. Fisk among others.

Rock River M.K Aurora Rock River M Oeay A. C. Geogoegt A. Vavunue Payanne Oy Wil Crave sCantitie Mpson Charch T. By Hilton Winter Street J. Woerhilpasonmi Uel Watson Th Ie Mattock Ineolir C. H. Zimimermin Grand Crossing W. H. Holmes Geneva John B Mission Society of the M. BE. Church Trinity Quarterly Conference Menor Raymond Garret Biblical Institute Evanscon First Church Quarterly Conference H. F. Fisk Northwestern University Evanston First Church Quarterly Conference C. G. Trusdell Chicago Relief Society 8. G. Lathrop Cook County Bible Society Clark Street Quarterly Conference F. W. Merrill Northwestern Preparatory School Rockford C. BE. Mandeville Marenges J. M. Clendenning McHenry Bigwod J. C. Bigelow New Milford G. H. Wells Nunda J. M. Conlee Poplar Grove Capron M. M. ©. Smith Richmond Hebron Rockton Apple River C. EB. Burch Council Hill James Lowery Dakota J. H. Thomas Ducand Davis Elizabeth Robert Beatty Forreston G. P. Sullivan Galena T. C. Clendenning Hanover C. E. Smith Kent George Colerove Lanark George Chase Louf River Lauver Lena F. F. Farmice Mount Carmel Warren E. W. Drew Dixon W. A. Spencer P. E. Dixon Ol. F. Mattison Albany J. Hitchcock Amboy G. W. Carr A<bton A. H. Schoonmaker Bethel A. H. Miler Blackberry G. L. Stuff Colts M. M. Bates Cortland F. Hardin Creston Lighthouse Point T. R. Satterfield Lynden K. Breen Malta W. H. Locke Maple Park Dayton J. W. Briggs Miledgeville M. W. Sattersfield Morrison D. Sweet Mt. Morris G. L. Wiley Oregon C.F. Keyder Palo F. A. Read Rochelle A. M. Pitcher Rock Falls J. C. Stoughton Plato Center A. B. Millar Sterling Fourth Street James Baume Broadway RK. M. Smith Sycamore W.A. Smith Aurora Distriot John Williamson First Church R. D. Sheppard Galena Street N. M. Stokes Compton St. H Sandwich C. W. Thornton Shabbona Grove T. L. Olmstead Sheridan A. M. White Steward and Lee Dr. W. Linn Tampico J. Hi. Whiple Walnut B. A. Dickens Waterman J. O Aster Yorkvile Baw Adams Wrand and West Bureau A. Newton Twin Grove Flats Caleb Foster Deselm J. A. Edmonson Elwood H. R. Antes Frankfort New Lenox J. Roades Kankakee N. H. Axtel Lemont T. Shaw Lisbon Janney Stockfort G. W. Winslow la Salle Penu F. A. Duzestine Mantino A. M. Horn Marseilles Rutland Watson Tranter Traveller Momence Grant Park Genier G. B. Millar Morris Earney Mokena K. Woodcock Ottawa Young Plaitfield E. C. Arnold Plattville H. M. Springer Peotone M. H. Plum Seneca Manlius Joseph Caldwell Wilmington Rufus Congdon Grant Shermanville G. K. Hoover A. B. Mare JoBybell W. H. Hoadley Uaiesignanger Dakota J. P. Morris M. Y Wilcox Central China

Mattoon Coal Depth Touts Deep Mine Glory

The State Geologist deems Mattoon coal from the deep mine equal to the best in Illinois noting a shaft 300 feet deeper than any other in the state. A tragic accident in Green County involves a child hurt by scissors on a September 26 porch incident. Sam Richardson, deserter with thirteen children, was brought back from Toronto after abandoning family and cash.

Mattoon J. P. Hunt Roadhouse Green County Sam Richardson Macon Toronto Canada Mpbantly

LUNG BALM Cures Mother and Others, Claims Druggist Notes

Va. merchant reports LUNG BALM cured his mother of consumption after doctors gave up. He says others with similar cases have improved after using the balm and urges trial. Ohio wholesaler notes Mathias Freeman cured of twelve years bronchitis by the balm, calling it a common remedy.

Diapes Bowling Green Wa. A. Granaw & Co Zanesville Ohio Mathias Freeman

Allens Lve Balsam Popular Lung Remedy in Dubuque

A voluntary editorial from the Dubuque Herald extols Allen s Lung Balsam as the leading lung remedy in Dubuque and surrounding areas. Gisten and customers praise its wide sale and satisfaction for lung diseases, with the editor noting personal family use and recommending it as an unbeatable Expectorant sold by all medicine dealers.

St. Jacobs Orn A. Vogeler & Coo MidiMinmome Allens Lve Dubuque Adien

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