Deserts and politics swirl in Sullivan County page
The editor n and proprietor notes with satire on Mr Greenbacker Coulson plans to desertate General Grant's habits of gambling and drinking. The column also covers Arthur's tariff views, wheat crop prospects, and theatrical reviews of Julia Hunt in The Little Rebel and Taming of the Shrew with praise for the cast and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbacker Coulson
Greenhorn Greenbacker Coulson
Merom
B. F. McHenry
Greenhorn Greenbacker
Arthur
Lincoln
Ringsters
Blaine
Cincinnati Price Current
Iis
Julia A. Hunt
Miss Hunt
Laura
Katharine
Mr. Horton
Miss Rathbone
Mrs. Horton
Kent Thomas
Mr. Lloyd
Thomas Keene
Petruchio
Mr. Trorton
Baptista
W.K. Thomas
Grumio
Myr. Thomas
Miss Rathbune
Diondello
Curtiss
Ned Widemen
Savoy
Local notes from the county and town life
Reports from the countryside describe blooming apple trees and gardens in fine condition while crops like corn are planted. A discussion on stock laws and enforcement is noted along with various town incidents, prices, and odd remarks overheard in shops and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chace
Chas. Roth
Wim. Crow
Sallers
Jim Stewart
Andrew Jackson
H—I
Col. Young
Allen
Mandy Jane
Sullivan
Vincennes
Wall Street Panic and Bank Failures Across Cities
A sweeping panic follows the defalcation of John C. Eno at the Second National Bank of New York. Securities slump, suspensions hit Hatch & Foote, Bogert & Co., Stowopoltan National Bank fails, and futures collapse across Chicago Philadelphia and Boston as banks suspend and gold flows resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Eno
Second National Bank of New York
Wallstreet
Stock Exchange
Hatch & Foote
O. M. Bogert & Co
J. C. Ino
Park Examiner
Wall Street
Folger
New York
Hotchkiss & Burnham
Donnell, Lawson & Simpson
Atlantic State Bank of Brooklyn
St. Paw
Northwestern Common
Allman Stock
Michigan Central
Union Pacific
Western Union
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Charles M. Bayard
Philadelphia
Boston
Mexican Central
Atchison
Metropolitan National Bank of New York
Henry L. Jacques
Wabash
Denver
A. W. Ditnock & Co
Bankers
Ir. A. Stanley & Co
Bankers of
Kansas City
Tuna Valley Bank
Bradford
Hilton & Waugh
City Exchange Bank
LaPorte
Iowa
Union Bank
Quincy
Illinois
Missouri
Donnell, Lawson &Simpson
Newark Savings Institution
Vanderbilt
Asachel
Russell Sage
Europe
Brisk & Divich
Dime Savings Bank
Newark
Soward Savings Institution
Congressional Anticipates Adjournment By June 25
Washington report notes the Senate and House may not disperse until after the national democratic convention. Key topics include pensions for ex-prisoners of war, a $400,000 relief bill for Cumberland and Monitor rescuers, tariff disputes, and a proposed Galveston to sea deep water plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Cumberland
Monitor
Hampton Roads
Butler
Congress
Washington
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
France
Austro-Hungary
Great Britain
Commissioner of Pensions
James B. Eads
Galveston
Eads
Mansfield
B. F. Butler
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Jie
Congressional activity and bills in the Senate and House
A chronicle of May sessions noting bills favorably reported to extend to August 1886 and authorizations for pontoon bridge construction, labor statistics bureau debate, Mexico treaty appropriation, bank investigations, New Orleans exposition funding, and various road and river bridge authorizations. House actions include unseating moves, mint authorization, bond purchases, consular funding debates, river bridges, dam and court appointments, tariff disputes, and land survey inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mar Garland
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Mexico
Cullom
Morgan
New York
New Orleans
Dlonday
Atlantic and Dpacific Railway Company
NorthernPacific Road
Merchants’ Exchange of
Nashville
Memphis
Mrr. Morgan
Committee On Finance
Agricul
House
McKinley
Ohio
Pelle
Indiana
St. Louis
Springer
Wheeler
Robinson
Great Britain
Rio Grande
Kagie Pass
Laredo
Missouri
Douglas County
Nebraska
Mgr. Litta
Austria
Italy
Wisconsin
Chippewa
St. Croix
Mississippi
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Supreme Court of Dakota
Treasury
I Lord
Diplomatic
Army and District of
Peelle
European and Middle East News Roundup
Reports circulate of Sheikh natives revolting near Sans in Arabia and 300 slain in a clash with arks. Prince of Wales moves freely in Paris amid assassination rumors. Dongola garrison in danger as Cairo expedition preparations rise to twelve thousand men forty steam Tanneries and camels. start slated for August. Gladstone predicts an appeal to the people as Tory bars franchise bill. Russian czarowitz marks majority with ceremonies. Black Eagle order conferred. German officers study war in Berlin while Woolwich cites no rival school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bismarck
Quid
Boetticher
Cairo
Sans
Arabia
Arks
Prince of Wales
Enion
Paris
Dongola
Gordon
Gladstone
Egypt
Lord Wolseley
Czarowitz
Russia
St. Petersburg
Germany
Europe
Berlin
Woolwich
Count von Moltke
England
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Sullivan County
J.C. Bartlett
North American Review
Uevily Wade Rogers
Henry D. Lloyd
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
W. G. Sumner
Tse
J. C. Welling
Walt Whitman
Walker Kennedy
Rossiter Johnson
W. W. Godding
T. O’conor Sloane
Charles J. Dana
Philadelphia Call
Grant
Mia
Gen. Grant
Ife
Gen. Grit
Apts Pim
Auburn
Ind
Robert Lowry
Joseph Fisk
Allegan County
Mich
Rogers
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Minneapolis
St Vans
Omaha
Peter Faschetta
Leavenworth
Edmund H. Murphy
Hich
Odd Tellows
Salt Lake
Joseph Frazer
Anderson
Christian Reibling
Morrison
Ills
Albert Lucia
John K. Schwartz
Watertown
Wis
Charles O’conor
Greenfield
Riley Anderson
Alfred
James MccCullough
Methodist General Conference
W. X. Ninde
J. M. Walden
W. S. Mallahen
Michigan
St. Paul
A. A. Shaw
Clare County
Devlin
Muckle
Carwardine
Leland Stanford
San Francisco
Peter Mominee
Col. L. I. Edwards
Austin
Texas
Juh
Cincinnati
Neville
Detroit
A. J. Whitney
Court of Common Pleas
Toledo
James S. Negley
LT. M. Bayne
Henry Dillion
Akron
California
Robert W. Wylie
Challis
Atchison, Kas
Alexander White
Grand Rapids
Utica
EH. B. Wheelser
Erie County Savings Bank
Erie
Ros
Wetersburg
Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Lord Aylesford
Ieneland
Tully St. Smith
Win. EL. Doane
Painesville
Grand River Bridge
National Bank of Commerce
Ts. I. Gould
Saginaw, Mich
William Powell
Burlington Road
Charles 8. Dartlett
Ile
Steward Winfrey
Bay View
Milwaukee
Watseka, Jr
Glengmary
Tenn
M. G. Kirby
Grindle
Northwest Territory
Regina
Viapot
Richard Reid
Mount Sterling
Ity
Grand
Saunders County
Neb
Manley
Fell
Thom
Edward Bruce
McNamara
Keokuk
Dakota
John DB. Stephens
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
Abram Nave
Samuel Ward
C. C. Winans
Chicago Board of Trade
Brooklyn
Joshua Tracy
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Iowa Railway Commission
Northwestern Road
Waukesha
Philip Schneider
Montana
Lexington
South Carolina
Cheraw
W. Bogan Cash
Marshal Richards
Cash
Justice Harlan
United States Court
Custom House
Columbus Delano
Cyrus Sf. McCormick
Richfield Springs
Edna Tate
Baltimore
I. C. Roberts
Pana
Ashland
Sth
National Guard
Geo. A. Horn
Wm. J. Gribben
Harry Williams
Gribben
Lewis Cook
Key West
House Committee On Appropriations
Legislative
May Hateh
Lewis
House Committee On Public Lands
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court of the United States
Congressional
Tural
Missour River
Sol
Werike
Hig
South Bend Tron Works
BOCK
Farmers National Bank
Carriteers Bros
Soter Retiro
North and West Farmers’ National Bank
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