Grant S tongue cancer and Cleveland inaugurated
Gen Grant is afflicted with cancer of the tongue and is feeble. doctors cannot arrest the disease. Grover Cleveland was inaugurated as President yesterday and his inaugural address is praised as calm and excellent. A Washington despatch notes fine weather and large crowds for the inauguration. The army retirement bill grants Grant about $18,000 annual annuity, approved by President Arthur. Town decorates for the new administration and a cannon is fired on the public square. House district 29 members are assigned to committees by Speaker Haines, listing several officials and jurisdictions.
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Maui
Daloy
York
Sunday at the Prison and Henry Institute Program
The Hartford Courant notes Joseph Goodrich of Illinois spoke to inmates about his western travels and Salt Lake City experiences, praising the gospel's power. A Henry 8.8 Institute committee outlines a March 18 program at the Presbyterian church with devotional portions, teaching discussions, model class, and Bible study.
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Hartford
Salt Lake City
Lake of Fire
Henry
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Taylor
Black
J. C. Moodey
Durfee
G. M. Locke
A. M. Pool
Magnolia Teacher Institute Opens With Programs and Finances
Local notes describe the Magnolia Teacher Institute opening with devotional exercises and sessions on common school education by E R Ristine and arithmetic by J E Bettler. Included are general exercises, an address by W H Kister, and a financial balance showing debts, payments, and salaries. Birth notices record several new arrivals in nearby towns with names and dates.
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Magnolia
E. R. Ristine
Varna
J. E. Bettler
Henry
A. J. Fowler
Hennepin
W H. Kister
A. M
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Stolen Black Mare From Henry, Ill. Branded UL.B
A black mare about 1200 pounds and 12 years old, branded UL.B, formerly owned by Louis Bogner, Henry, Ill. Any information should be sent to THOM FISCHER, Henry, Ill, or Louis Bogner, Whitefield.
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Ill
UL. B
Louis Bogner
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Fischer
Hounry
Whitefield
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