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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1881
Page
4
Fragments show varying vote estimates with mentions of New York Wisconsin and Indiana. The text also references a gun incident and a city cow ordinance dispute, alongside political figures and proposed challenges, though details are unclear.
The fragment notes General Garfield would have reached age fifty on a date in November, marking his long life and the near anniversary of his birth.
A fragmented line notes the cyosus of the United States and a population figure of 208,000 783, suggesting a census style reference to national demographics.
Daniel Webster's South birthday anniversary is set for January 18 in Hanover X I. The event marks the longtime figure's commemorated date with local observance and community notice.
Laurence Iidson known as Perre Taute, a young man featured in the local newspaper circus scene, died last Thursday night.
The remarks argue for Guiteau to be hanged not only as punishment for his crime but to deter further immorality in the county and set a moral example for citizens.
A garbled passage suggests a claim involving Guitean's sister Alys and Seville over property once belonging to a brother. The text hints at contested ownership and a believed inheritance dispute but remains unclear on names and specifics.
Postmaster General James reports the tie estimate for the railroad postal service at 10,639,000 dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885.
The Gamoretta ministry of Trance backs lifting restrictions on importing American pork. Government officials argue changes will boost trade and supply while addressing market needs and consumer prices.
A Chicago woman is reported to have just given birth to her 22nd child, a fact highlighted as contributing to the city’s population lead over St. Louis in census reports.
A crank has surfaced in Duly aiming at the Minister Depictis. The occurrence reflects a troubling rise in such dangerous disturbances as authorities scrutinize the pattern and response.
The depositors of Mechanics National Bank of Newark Newark New Jersey plan to sue the bank directors to recover their property after the bank was robbed by Bald win the cashier in a bold theft.
Attorney General says the true object of marriage is the girl not the premium and money gained in such schemes harms all. Sle further asserts these are illegal institutions and calls for enforcement of laws against them.
The impudence of Guiteau and his license in the ongoing trial disgust readers. He interrupts counsel and witnesses with talk of justice and rights. Judge Cox has warned and threatened removal, yet Guiteau persists, prompting calls for stronger action against the canting hypocrite.
Commentary argues the South is waking to new prospects as Bourbonism wanes. It cites education and progressive industry reshaping Virginia and other states, with sea power influencing views and support for democracy shifting among southern leaders.
A second shooting attempt was made on Guiteau as he was moved from court to prison. The article discusses public outrage and debate over whether Guiteau should be hanged, with defenses claiming insanity and critics arguing the crime warrants severe punishment.
Washington Nov 21 The House composition shows 147 possible Republicans, official counts list 146 straight Republicans with 10 seats needed for a majority. States split include Illinois 13 and New York 13, plus California 2 and others. Democrats total 136, with eight Greenbackers two Readjusters and one Independent Republican Smyth. Coalition prospects fading as Hewitt and others reject alliance.
A gunman on a blooded horse fired through a prison van carrying Guiteau near Capitol East First Street. The assassin rode away unapprehended after a volley of shots, while Guiteau and the van driver survived the attempt with minor injuries.
A late nineteenth century column extols Thanksgiving as a growing national holiday blending religion and festivity. It urges joy, charitable acts toward the poor, and family gatherings after services, celebrating gratitude to God for abundance.
The National Taraf Convention will assemble in New York next week with Ex secretary Thompson as chairman of the state delegation. He regards the meeting as of general importance.
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