Hays Publisher J A Sullivan Indiana
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1881
Page
6
Diverse national news highlights from late 19th century reports
Crop prospects in France and Spain look promising while Southern Russia harvests lag. Europe endures very warm weather as a New York police parade totals 1,300 officers. Ohio farmers report wheat yields up to 41 bushels per acre. Chicago Sangerfest shows receipts 53,000 with 70,000 expenditures. A new ultra cold ice process risks burns. Whisky in bond in Kentucky district reaches 20 million gallons. Kremlin Vatican talks look likely. Blaine praises Arthur. Wheat yield may equal last year. Guiteau name pronunciation sparks satire. White House gifts include nearly a century old rum. Proposals seek banning small concealable revolvers. President’s recovery celebrated as historic. Revised New Testament sales soar beyond 3.5 million copies. Guiteau assassination ball not found. Morton head model life like and accepted for monument. Garfield quotes faith after shooting.
Widow's wedding turns fatal in Georgia
John McMiMfort married a widow at Bunca Vista Georgia and after the wedding he tried to whip his stepson. The bride restrained him as the boy killed him with a knife in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMiMfort
Bunca Vista
Petition on Sunday closing files in British Commons
A 1100 yard petition with 84 008 signatures was presented by Mr Stevenson calling for Sunday public house closing. A fund of 250 000 dollars may be placed in government bonds for Mrs Garfield and the president’s children, with 40 000 to 50 000 already received. Garfield describes his pain as like a hammer crushing his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Stevenson
Garfield
Massachusetts
Great Barrington
Johanna Sullivan
D. WW. Buiss
J. K. Barnes
J.J. WooDwanpb
Rupert Rayburn
Rockwell
President Garfield Tribute and Fatal Assault Over Speech
A political column recalls President Garfield as a guiding rule for teachers. A workman repairing a mill road at Edenville was fatally assaulted after expressing hope the president would recover. A similar dragas ge- fragment notes further details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenville
Town
Guiteau Confession and World News Mix From State Center to Venezuela
The report covers Guiteau's full confession about the President shooting and public reaction to Grant’s Chicago nomination. It contrasts New York political ties with Lapham and Miller, notes Talbott’s Missouri hanging confession, and reports on wine production, tainted sausage in Pennsylvania, and anti Jewish riots in Southern Russia. It also recounts Lincoln era remarks, Liverpool and Odessa trials, and medical notes on the Garfield shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lapham
New York
United States
Mr. Conkling
Mr. Miller
Roscoe
Grant
Chicago
Guiteau
Washington City
Vast sheep flocks listed in official returns
Official returns reveal large flocks across Australian colonies led by the New Zealand and Australian Land Company with 800000 sheep. Individual owners include Mr. Robert Campbell 385000, Bir. George Henry Moore 90000, Dalgetty & Co 208000, Sir Dillon Tell 2000, Hon. William Robinson 86000, Sir Cracroft 40000, Mr. Kitchen 80000, and Mr. Allen McDean 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand and Australian Land Company
Robert Campbell
George Ienry Moore
Messrs
Dalgetty
Physicians cite Civil War wounds healing over time
The article notes many recovered from gunshot injuries like General Garfield. It cites General Meade wounded at Glendale in 1862 who recovered, then died in 1872 finding the ball had passed through the river. It also reports Ireland’s population decline from 8 175 000 in 1841 to 5 160 000 in 1881 and quotes the London Times on depopulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Meade
Battle of
Glendale
Ireland
London Times
London Correspondent Warns Farmers as New Zealand Tour Opens
A Nelson New Zealand dispatch urges England’s farmers and tradesmen to wait for better times as prices slump. The report notes cautious speculation for those seeking work and includes a troubling Fourth of July incident in Louisiana where a spectator struck a Black man with a stone, fracturing his skull after four throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Nelson
New Zealand
England
Louisiana
Cotton crop prospects improve over eighty outlook
The Financial Chronicle reports 105 prospects of the cotton crop to the latest date are encouraging. After thorough acreage and condition investigation it concludes acreage is 5 percent greater than in eighty and the condition favorable beyond doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Chronicle
Chinese enter trade with steamship fleet and cheap labor
The article notes rapid Chinese competition in world trade using own vessels and capital. It quotes Ton King Lung of the Chinese Merchant's Steamship Company in Shanghai vowing to protect profits from transporting Chinese to America and tea. It cites China’s ability to ship California flour for four dollars versus seven by American lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Post
Ton King Lung
Chinese Merchant’s Steamship Company
Shanghai
America
California
Portrait of Garfield Era Youth and Courtship From Bryan Letter
A letter from A. M. Pratt of Bryan Ohio recalls a youthful James A. Garfield and his wife in an insignificant village. It describes Garfield as strong and eager, and Mrs Garfield as graceful and amiable. Their fortune was youth health and intellect with love guiding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Pratt
Bryan
Ohio
Garfield
Dog Dies of Grief After Infant Burial
In Galveston a dog that played with Capt. Joseph Roland’s infant daughter followed the funeral cortge to the grave. The dog moaned and refused to leave the grave then jumped in as it was opened. It was tied away but later found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Joseph Roland
Young Man Paulton Dies From Injuries After Fight Near Washington
A young man named Paulton living near Washington died from injuries received in a fight with Frank Jennings on the 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulton
Washington
Frank Jennings
President Garfield's improve persists amid cautious bulletins
Telegraph reports attending surgeons state Garfield improves slowly with no gastric distress after milk and rum dosing through the night. Mood improves, pulse and temperature fluctuate modestly. outside opinions warn of risks but overall progress is favorable with daily bulletins and routine morphine as needed.
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Washington
Frank H. Hamilton
J. H. Agnew
Daly
Executive Mansion
D. W. Buiss
Barnes
J. J. Woodward
Reyburn
Bliss
Hamilton
New York
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