Sullivan Union Publisher Note
The Sullivan Union under J. A. Hays announces publication details from Sullivan.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1881
Page
2
The Sullivan Union under J. A. Hays announces publication details from Sullivan.
A wide sweep of brief items covers frost damage in Scotland and Michigan fires, wheat stocks in Chicago, a record corn crop in Kansas, star route prosecutions, rising tariffs on wheat shipments, and a July debt reduction. It notes political figures, opium use in Cincinnati, and garbled weather forecasts alongside river improvements and British capital flowing into U.S. rail and insurance ventures.
The expenditure in 1881 and 1882 for railroad and telegraph construction is projected to reach about 400 million dollars. Roughly 375 million dollars will go to railroads, with the remaining sum allocated to telegraph lines.
The issue notes Chicago’s record heat and a mirage at Long Branch during the President’s arrival. It reports arrivals of European goun, drought-stricken crops in New York, steam rail ticket prices to New York, and a range of incidents from an effigy hanging in Buffalo to a baby weighing thirty two pounds in Washington. It also covers immigrant totals, Augusta Georgia mill expansion, Josie Mansfield in Paris, gold bullion at the U S Assay Office, a fatal baseball injury in Paterson, Havana yellow fever cases, Grant’s declined reception, a racing mare, a Marquette explosion, tariff talks in Chicago, and a Michig an farmer’s suicide tied to whiskey.
Reports cover Langtry's London absence Pere Hyacinthe to visit the U S in spring Teuton shipwreck losses 281 lives riots in Stolp Pomerania Berlin chess results Mason leads with three wins Emperor William army inspection and recovery Ameer advances in Bombay dispatch Irish electors oppose Liberal candidate English harvests flooded Rochambeau to sail to Yorktown centennial O Brien travels steerage as press controversy Home rule prisoners at Kilmainham Wills of the People Nihilist alert and 459 Republicans in French Chamber 41 Monarchists Geneva notes Free Word publishers face pressure open Russia stance referenced.
The report covers incidents from Cassville to Vincennes including pockets of gambling theft, a fatal railroad yard accident in Muncie, a barn fire in North Marion with $4,000 loss, a suicide in Terre Haute, and a life sentence for the Snyder murder. It notes new cave findings near Wyandotte, typhoid across Rushville, and a large railway tunnel on the L N S line.
The steamer City of Cleveland under Captain Albert Stewart passed the new lock, inaugurating the St Marys Falls canal near Marquette on Friday. Also report an insane Chicago man shooting five, a Utah Mormon migration, and various other 19th century notices.
A Cork dispatch reports raiders seeking saris clashed with a police patrol near Mill Street Thursday night. A farmer’s son named Hide was killed, and three raiders plus a policeman were wounded.
The Rev Dr Storrs of Brooklyn reports a eerie encounter near White Limestone Springs Virginia. He faced a large black snake with a white neck ring that stood in his path then vanished and reappeared behind him as he fled in fright.
Traders reported mixed activity in cereals and corn futures with prices dryly quoted. Western softs and oats showed selective demand while new crop futures drifted, leaving cash markets steadier in spots and futures.
Baltimore notes mixed grain futures with Western alight gains and firm closes. Prices for No 2 white Red spot and Conn Western show varied seller activity, with Rye steady near 108.
Fragmentary OCR shows dated market terms with sellers and months including September October November and December. Mentions No 2 Red and Alty Corn-Dull and oats prices among unsettled grain listings from ToLEDO.
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