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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1892
Page
1
In East Lyxy Missouri on Friday a furious bull fatally injured William Purcell and his 6-year-old son. The boy endured goring about the neck and head while Purcell suffered abdominal wounds with bowels protruding, both likelihood of death.
Don M. Dickinson predicts Cleveland's nomination and says he would not withdraw unless opponents retire. Dickinson, returning to Washington, notes Cleveland is serene and free from care after reports of pulling out. He adds Cleveland met in New York and remains steadfast.
Seattle report says a Victoria bulletin received word that Dr. Sheldon Jackson and his party were murdered by Yukon Indians.
In New York on May 28 stocks were extremely dull with 73 000 shares traded. Only a few speculations such as Reading Rock Island Richmond West Point Cotton Oil Hocking Valley Lead trust and Colorado coal moved. Prices closed 14 to 2 percent higher, Lead preferred and Colorado coal rising notably. The bank statement was favorable.
Quotation data from Chicago board of trade shows Wheat May June July ranges and Corn May June July prices. Produce and livestock prices listed for Butter Eggs Poultry Potatoes and cattle sheep hogs at Union Stock Yards East Buffalo Milwaukee Toledo Detroit markets provide regional price context.
Chicago dispatch reports no on site barrooms at Jackson Park for the World’s Fair. Liquor will be sold only in restaurants where light wines and beer may be served at table. Directors note possible conflicts with future boards and potential impact of Sunday closing on funding.
The Chicago fair grounds show rising activity with about 6 500 workers last week. Three trusses of the Manufactures building completed and more roofing progress on the nave. Eight state buildings underway and Britain beginning its lake shore foundation work. The machinery hall annex rapid growth, roofers at work, skylights half finished. Iron workers on the third tier for the main entrance roof. Agriculture building carpentry done. annex superstructure rising. Electricity building expanding. roof progress noted.
Chairman Clarkson met with President Harrison Friday morning to discuss the political climate. Clarkson denied discusses candidates and expressed support for the Minneapolis convention to choose wisely, while affirming no hostility toward the president. Depew letter reinforces Harrison strength in New York and notes fifty delegates would not vote for Blaine, sparking White House discussion.
Joseph Raymond of Brockton Massachusetts was pelted with eggs and forced from town by a crowd of Arkadelphia residents after denouncing mob law and attacking the virtue of local women under fourteen. He sought a train waiting but was hurried across the tracks in a rapid retreat amid fears of lynching.
General Ralph Buckland of Fremont Ohio A W Armour brother of the Chicago packer in Excelsior Springs Kansas General Turner C Morehead at As bury Park New Jersey Bishop O Reilly at Springfield Massachusetts
R G Dun & Co reports better weather boosting activity across many points led by Boston with strong dry goods demand and increasing boots and shoes orders. Chicago trade rises with higher receipts of meats wool hides and grains. money market remains undisturbed and total U S business failures decline from prior weeks to 198 in the last seven days.
The executive board was authorized to hire a corresponding secretary to distribute current literature on the silver issue. Chairman Warner said silver proponents must raise funds to offset an alleged $500,000 raised by anti silverites to defeat legislation and suppress the issue in the coming presidential campaign.
The appropriation bill totals 21 683 752 dollars, 1 070 286 less than estimates and 458 122 lower than the current year. It abolishes the Utah commission of five at 85 000 each and the House adjourns to Tuesday after committee on the post office bill.
Richmond May 80 The governor appoints Hon Eppa Hunton to the United States Senate to succeed the late John S Barbour.
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