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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1880
Page
3
A fragmented poem expresses love across seasons from spring to November. It depicts blossoming affection in spring, a blissful August moment, and a somber November reflection on love lost, with a nostalgic tone reminiscent of All the Year Round.
A dying husband in a springtime room is saved when Effie recalls the Caradrion legend. The bird lifts the sickness as the wife and nurse witness a miraculous recovery, while interwoven tales describe Maunteon the Hermit and Greenland ice streams shaping distant histories.
Boston Transcript describes Ellenville in Ulster County New York with Sam's Point and the Nick a-Jack Cave. It recalls 1779 Neversink and Wawarsing settlers hiding after Corn planter and his Indian braves attacked, guided to safety by a Seneca guide named Maunfeon whose origins remain unknown.
Dr. Hayes explains Greenland ice seas as moving ice streams like rivers. They drain Alpine ice toward the sea, preventing endless accumulation, with ice ductility allowing flow on inclined beds and forming cascades, rapids, and lagoons as they transport rocks.
South American correspondent notes vast flat lands in Buenos Ayres Montevideo areas, with rivers navigable by steam and railways nearing Grand Chaco and Patagonia. Land is cheap, open, and sparsely timbered, offering freedom and abundant wildlife, with horseback travel as the sole practical transport for settlers and colonists.
The London Lancet urges regular fresh air in bedrooms to avoid headaches and debility from closed spaces. It recommends open fireplaces with outside air, minimal window openings, and a simple vent to reduce drafts while ensuring outdoor air intake remains pure.
In Stonington Connecticut on September 13 authorities report the steamer Stonington of the old line to Boston has been attached in two suits arising from the loss of life when the Massachusetts was sunk after a collision with the Stonington.
In isolated Randolph County, Missouri, Col Graham, an alias for Desarimore, lies dead after a long life shadowed by murder. His wife, a Spiritualist, aided by neighbors, reveals the crime and the couple flee to St. Louis, leaving questions and a sensational local history.
A San Francisco Call correspondent reports on a money market column noting gold nuggets in older issues and a shift after February. The writer claims fifty six gold pieces were found, varying in size, in a November Call edition.
The text recounts Whitefield drawing immense crowds as stores closed and labor paused in his wake. It notes his dramatic preaching abilities, public reception by sailors in New York, and a vivid image of moral peril that moved even Lord Chesterfield to exclaim in awe.
Maud 8, a highly bred mare, is trained by Mr. and Mrs. Bair in Clifton and Cincinnati. She responds to kindness, not harsh treatment, and has learned to drive on either side. Weighing 960 pounds at sixteen hands, she is fitted with a light sulky and minimal gear as she nears potential 2:93 or 1:03 half mile hopes for the season.
In Leavenworth District Court on September 14 Thomas C Thurston withdrew his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to attempted murder after firing at Dr Anthony as he walked away. The shot struck attorney Lucius Baker and John P Douglass was wounded. Thurston faces penitentiary sentencing on Saturday as advised by court-appointed attorneys.
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