Wheat production and monetary notes fill The Graphic page
The Graphic and The Current Number of the North American Review present opinions on a monument and its cost, alongside large wheat production figures by state. Kentucky leads with over 72 million bushels, followed by Nebraska and others. India’s wheat crop is estimated at 286 million, with expansion plans and new rail routes to move crops toward markets. A treasury shipment of silver and growing vault sizes in Washington and San Francisco are noted in context.
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European tariff distortions and U S political notes
The article discusses European draughts and dis c rimination in shipping and taxation, Hull merchants seeking lower rates, and Newcastle distance effects. It cites Senator Colquitt and the Bayard lineage in the U S Senate, population shifts in New Jersey and Georgia, and Sherman on Grant monuments and road building. It notes eastern papers exaggerating weather damage and foresees rising costs for domestic architecture.
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Tragedy and unrest cross Dakotas and Georgia mobs
A volatile Dakotas tale centers on Cooper and William Dodd the preacher. Cooper fatally shoots Todd after a potatoes dispute, leading to a battle near Harrold and a vigilante mood in Dalton Georgia with mob actions against alleged miscreants. Warnings, convocations, and political notes stretch from Washington treasury moves to Indian bureau staffing as the nation threads through disorder and governance.
Nineteen young nuns take perpetual vows in Minnesota
At the convent of St. Tosoyh in Stearns County Minnesota, nineteen candidates in white veils professed their vows of chastity obedience and poverty. Abbot Alexius Edelbeck presided as sermon and rites moved through high mass and the abdication of the black veil with a crown of grey veils and a ring marking their entry as brides of Christ. The ceremony drew a devout congregation and followed a solemn offertory as candles burned and the choir sang.
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Territorial news items mix tragedy and travel tales
DaKota Territory reports a fatal shooting in Hughes county as William W. Todd cites An-law, while Charles C. Cooper dies in custody. Aberdeen plans a Grand Army of the Republic gathering for 1500 veterans and thousands of visitors. Local incidents include a saloon dispute, lightning strikes, and electors debating county transfers. Ireland tour rumors fail to deter American travelers visiting Belfast and Queenstown with large party arrivals aboard The Etruria and other liners.
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Main
News Notes and Miscellany From The Nation
North Dakota reports a turnout figure of 163 449 with a national total of 413 769. A package valued at 3 million dollars arrives at the subtreasury in New York from Ban Frangiveo. The eighteenth annual reunion of the Society of the Tentexvee is set for Chicago in September. A stock advance of 2 million reflects prints and clotting markets. Lieut C J Edwards and a guard protect President Garfield's tomb in Cleveland. A libel suit seeks 25 000 in damages in Chicago. Ohio GOP backs judge W T Spear for the supreme bench vacancy. Robeson and Gen Thutier organize a southern stabilization effort. A new venture boasts 250 000 capital and 100 000 acres grazing land in Mexia dild. Colorado Tillings Montana plans a brick court costing 7 5 cents on the dollar, totaling over 25 000. Yellow Stone County’s valuation stands at 1 800 000 with 85 000 debt, prompting management changes at the Boston paper. A miservyed family tale notes a Turner who begged on the streets with 3 800 in clothing. Omaha freight officials warn that shipments of live stock and machinery may be restricted at county lines, with refunds if evidence shows export. The circular does not extend to race horses. tolls must be paid both ways.
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Salem shooting spree injures several in front of Dewan
Out of Salem Indiana Whinky and Thad work with Fred Berkey fire at pedestrians in the street. Citizens including McClanahan Percie Jordan Payne receive wounds as Berkey and companions shoot from a buggy. Payne is dragged away after a critical hit near the heart.
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Young fisherman weighs twenty pound bass on steamer
A young man aboard a downriver steamer claimed a fish weighed over twenty pounds after a tense weighing. By dramatic exchange the crowd watched as the bass was measured twice and finally showed a hefty figure. The man pocketed ten dollars as the scales confirmed the catch.
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The Art of Acting and The Meditative Performer
Hearn Irving in The Buglesh Herestrated Manueine argues acting quality hinges on character grasp and thinking aloud. He condemns mere recitation and praises meditative interpretation over flashy delivery, citing Shakespearean drama and Tennyson for guidance.
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Science Ball Playing at Polo Grounds Scene
A small boy with a baseball bat answers a question about the polo game between St. Louis and Metropolitan clubs. He says the score was forty seven to fifty six and dismisses the grown men as unable to play ball, reflecting a humorous, casual tone from Draie's Magazine.
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