President Arthur heads to Florida amid cabinet shifts
Washington dispatches detail President Arthur leaving the capital for Florida with Secretary Chandler and Secretary Lips, amid plans for a new postmaster general, Kellogg’s star-route indictments, and ongoing star-route trials. The report notes Jacksonville welcome, a large wardrobe, and expectations for a longer stay if weather allows.
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Barnum Defends Show on Bicycle Cruelty Charge
New York notes report Barnum’s court encounter with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children over Elliott children’s bicycle performances. The court sided with Barnum, though concerns linger about the safety of such acts for youngsters. Also noted are tributes to Peter Soaper, the philanthropist, and local health observations amid pneumonia and lively city life.
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Curious Local Drift From Gibson County News
A Fort Branch report says Newt Woods was fatally hurt by saloon keeper Preston after an alcohol dispute. Woods attacked, Preston struck with an ax handle, leaving Woods precarious. The item also notes a Princeton minstrel troupe forming for community benefit and questions Dr Genung’s stance on woman suffrage.
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