Mutiny on the Natal Aboard a Swedish Brig
The Swedish brig Natal arrived in New York after leaving Boston for Brisbane. Captain Peter J Enstrom and crew report a mutiny on November 17 led by a carpenter and steward. The captain survived multiple knife and axe assaults, five wounds, and his son was killed. Four days later the couple managed the ship with one helper, and they shot two mutineers. The ringleader and the killed seaman were buried in Bris bane. The mate Sylvanus was wounded and hospitalized in Brisbane.
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New York
Natal
Peter J.'Enstroms
Boston
Brisbane
Autralia
Sylvanius
Onders Tood Navigation
Sylvanus
G A R Reception For Gen Logan At Spriggfield
The Spriggfield Tus G A R held a Wednesday night reception for Gen Logan. Nearly $31,000,000 in gold was mined in the United States last year. Various political and railway developments are noted including a tariff on freight from Chicago and proposals in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spriggfield, Tus. G. A. R
Gen. Logan
United States
B. M. Prentias
Lecuire
Chisage
Shiloh
Chicago
Nashville & Chattanooga
Chatenooga
Alempls
Joseph Utley
Illinois
New York
Diwitt Smith
Sangamon County
Coldwater
Birch
Philo H. Crippen
Mutu H. Srippen
Hamilton
Ont
John Cash
Cavendish and
Surke
Phogoix Park
Dublin
St. Paul
New Hampton
Iowa
Passunors
Charles City
Dun A. Harbach
Blutts
J. G. Perkins
Guillotte
Gan. Barke
Tosten
O' Brien
Thankful Tanner
Cleveland
Jams
Market quotes and livestock prices from Chicago and peers
M H Crapser & Co market circular lists Wheat and Corn futures with mixed openings and closes, oats and barley bids, and Park and May figures. Live stock in Union Stock Yards shows hogs steady, cattle strong for exports, and sheep weak. butter and lard prices noted alongside produce and poultry values across several markets including New York and St Louis with varied futures and cash bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Crapser & Co
Board of Trade
Aluy
L'Ba Union Stock Yarda
Timothy
New York
Sun
St. Louis
Paul at Jerusalem in Acts 21 15 16 24 26
In a 1886 Sunday school lesson the Apostle Paul arrives in Jerusalem with Paul and companions. The brethren welcome him as he reports God’s works among the Gentiles while Jewish believers debate keeping the law and temple rites. Paul follows purification vows to show harmony with the law. The piece discusses Gentile conversion, the tension between law and gospel, and early church unity.
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Gotorn
Paul
Jerubalam
Jerusalem
Carasten
Cyprus
James
Java
Cesarea
Rome
Gamfiel
Harrer
Raulo
Pan
Avia
Europe
Philippi
Corinth
Thesalonica
Baal
Israel
Moses
Gould Uwaoiler
Fragmented Sermon Fragment from Early Church Text
The text reflects a fragmented sermon about Christian worship and law, mentioning Paul and circumcision, with references to Acts and Jewish Christian contrasts. It hints at struggle within early Christendom over ritual practice and grace, urging readers to seek deeper understanding of faith and redemption.
A Cruel Joke and Voltaire Memory Feat
A fragmented 18th century anecdote describes Voltaire and Lamotte discussing originality. Lamotte recalls a scene verbatim, prompting Voltaire’s astonishment and a quiet admission of shared authorship. The piece also hints at a memory cultivated by practice and notes a humorous aside about fashion and a cough syrup product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamotte
Voltaire
Volwire
The Inter Ocean 1886 expansion and editorial aims
The Inter Ocean outlines its growth since 1886 under Republican principles, pledging broader coverage, impartial but public spirited reporting, and expanded departments. It promises correspondents in New York and Washington, enhanced women’s pages, original fiction, and a wide array of weekly and daily editions with subscriptions and rates.
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Ucghan
Taek
Atoud Srury
Repuyitvan Party
Repuyitvan Party, Wnd
S Ganya
Shdlova
Republican Party
Te Wiik
LGHND
Hello
American People, ‘Tie Mont Ubpohteng Argus
Las Resi
Ibis
Sue Nalonil Gov Sram
Interochan
Loraugh
Clovaumnd
Buunistristion
Ivan
New York
Washington
UGRAM
Lavon
Altales
Pally
Wilwey
Diaguaserd
Ameritan
Autora
Boyessa
Toawents
Heawrlioo
Publiysi
Miss Braddon
Athe Cigs
Tievery Department of Ems
Uaian
UGRAN
Vally
Sundey
Ie Peren Ueean Hild Imaide -Olid
Ceeseeeeesseeearertens
Guy
Inter
Daeleou
Qevan
interOcwan
Qeoan
Little Delwelird
BCE Orsecees
Dahduur
Monty
Pasow
Inter Ocuan
Madlyou Street
Chivage
Mardi Gras Excursion to New Orleans by Minola R B
Bankers and Merchants plan a Mardi Gras excursion from Freeport on February 17 1885. The Minola R B runs a four palace car trip to New Orleans with round trip fare 21 50 and tickets valid to June 1 for Florida and Texas. King Hex leads pageantry. tour includes Pass Christian Biloxi and Mobile with historical reminders. Berths and payment due by February 2 with circulars at Manchester Lewis J Merry and local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
New Orleana
Minola R. B
Bankers and Merchants
New Orleans
Freeport
Paty
Retaro Uckota
Florida
America
Christian
Diloxl
Gulf Coast
Bosnvotr
Jefferson Davis
Live Oaks
Manchester
Lewis
J. Merry
Gen’ Wet
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Attedkel Ang
San Francisco
Cal
San Pablo
Yokohama
Oriental & Occidental Staeship Company
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Women Suffrage Association
Lucy Stone
Prttssure
Jan
Noelaen P. Reed
Pittsburg
Ohio
Cairo
Stanford
Laxd
Bibernian
Messenger
Tere
Rochesten
N. Y
C. & Ellis
Board of Supervisors
Portland
Tremont
W. O H. Fertich
Archaols
Shelbyville
Ind
Michenor
von Manteuthel
Alsace-Lorraina
Toledo
Toreno
Toko
Detroit
Mich
Jaxos
Bayge
Stsje
Adurch
Noma UY Ray
A.D. Ankes
D. D
Fatherea
Matt
Ginny
bin Hearora
Santamp
Inter Ocean
Ithoumatdam
Congion
Randolph
Mary
MT Tertimoniala
Rat. Wateon
Anya
Matoh
Frais
Abia Vo Reniging
Clio
Athlophoros CO
Wall ST
Sho
Trey
Ehin Space
Black Wirll's
HULE
Hess
Ebadi
Moogk
Liv Boswako
Hutor
Palmetta Reot- Se
Swarts Bross
Houge
Norindwly
Sade
Marttenlach
Aditrons
Huwtfield
Miss A. M. Doolittle
Ziegler
Bongye & Schwarz
Galena
Windom & Newton
Gealurua Street
Daly Journal
Republican
Kun Vdinger & Hart the Old
Stan
Kundinger & Hart
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