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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1881
Page
4
The President suffered a vomiting spell with a rapid pulse of 130, temperature 100.2 and respiration 22. Doctors issued hopeful notes, but the public remains anxious and watches for further updates with concern.
Conkling is not likely to starve out at his law practice as he already holds three retaining fees of fifty thousand dollars each.
Of the 92 counties of the State seven are without railroad facilities namely Brown Crawford Harrison Ohio Perry Pike and Switzerland.
The county's railroad property valued at 271 398 dollars appears in this year's assessment, while the state's railroad property totals 43 279 188 dollars.
The President carried out his first official act since his illness by signing papers in the cage of the Canadian forger who had escaped from custody.
Capt C A Cook who slapped Morrison for wishing Garfield dead is gaining fame as a reporter pens his biography. The Commercial's penny collection to pay his $22 fine has raised thousands, rivaling the Mrs Garfield fund if New York reporters push ahead.
A week ago Central City Colorado endured a cloud burst delivering four to five feet of water in streets. Heavy quartz teams were overturned and carried away while houses and animals were swept from the ground. Rocks weighing 500 to 600 pounds rolled through town, leaving residents desperate for relief in the parched region.
The new catalogue laid on our table shows better progress for U C College, praised for typographical quality and printed at Dayton Christian publishing house. It urges local lovers to support the institution by helping to enroll students from the county and neighboring areas.
The Cincinnati Gazette condemns Means for failing to deliver reforms in city civil service after supporting Jacobs last spring. It argues Democratic promises serve only to gain votes and urges elected reform through party standards and good men. Local notices mention land sales and comet observations alongside farm and community items.
Pleasantville reports a wedding of Prof. J. C. Ogg to Grace O’Haver with guests James W. Hinkle and wife, Miss Alice Butler, and others from Bethlehem south of Carlisle. Good Templars announce officers Frank O’Haver W C T Pauline Harbin W V T Egbert Paxton Secy Callie Louden Treas Alvin Bailey Marshal James Harvey Chaplain. Local items include sheep killed by dogs, a broken arm treated by Drs McDowell and McClung, a planned picnic, six initiations, and W H Sherwood leading a singing school. Corbin brickwork persists in hot weather.
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