Illinois News Roundup from Dixon April 5 1882
Long column of notes from Illinois and beyond. Stephens plans retirement at term end in Congress. Cook county probate reopens. Prisons reward good behavior with tobacco. Commentary on French titles and Illinois politics. Population shifts and rail growth cited with Cedar Rapids example. Ohio rail pass ban for officials. Long piece on Longfellow birthplace. Rhode Island voting real estate qualifications. Crime statistics in Massachusetts. Comet approach noted. Male menopause of a Kentucky man’s skull surgery. Illinois apportionment districts outlined with county groupings. Hop Bitters claim to cure years of illness ends the list.
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