Killed by a Friend in Shawneetown Illinois
Patrick Hogan a laborer, while drunk, sought warmth at a house of Porter Holmes. After quarrel a hatchet strike to the eye felled Hogan. He died later on the roadway. Holmes jailed. an attempted lynching by masked men occurred that night but was stopped by authorities.
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Shawneetown
Gallatin County
Patrick Hogan
Hogan
Porter Holmes
Darky
Holmes
Illinois Items Reported From Various Counties
A roundup of Illinois news item notes: death by self inflicted wound at a Logan County farm linked to brain disease. lawsuits over a corn crop in McLean County. Michael H. Lamb appointed Kinsman postmaster. injuries from a fall in Sangamon County. a Coles County suicide while hauling fodder. Rev. Harrison reports 700 conversions at Decatur with a jubilee planned. Rev. Tanner injured in New York. a Chicago step son’s throat cut at Rock Island. a large flour mill project in East St. Louis. Nashville fire destroying block of businesses. a Port Byron troupe forgery case. Belleville nail mills closing four weeks. scarlet fever near Roadhouse. Rock Island bootmakers fail. Old Town farmer injured by runaway wagon. Canadian burglar sentenced. Bloomington saloon shooting episode. Dr. Charles Ryan dies in Springfield. fire at Peters burg with $1000 loss.
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Thomas Harrison
Decatur
Methodist Church
E. A. Tanner
Illinois College
Jacksonville
New York City
Charles Nelson
A. E. Linn
Chicago
Rock Island
J. B. M. Kehler
East St. Louis
Nashville
Washington County
Port Byron
Nelson
Grant Brown
Rogers Bank
Belleville
St. Clair County
Roadhouse
Greene County
Joliet
Judge Tuley
Bloomington
Arizona
Reibsame
Charles Ryan
Springfield
Dr. Ryan
Carrollton
Green County
W. Dove
Petersburg
Menard County
Illinois Senate and House consider broad reform agenda
Legislative actions include proposed constitutional amendments on state officers not serving in the U.S. Senate, calls to investigate the St Louis Bridge Company, amendments to taxation and jail law, school and library bills, canal funding, and new public safety measures. Adjournments follow committee appointments and resolutions honoring G L Fort.
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Senate
United States Senate
St. Louis
Houst
Judiciary
Morrison
Judicial Department
Sumner
Mitchell
Parrish
Harper
Pearson
Mc‘ie
Fuller
Littler
Erwin
Thornton
Adams
McCartney
Crews
Collier
Rankin
Goodspeed
Manahan
Cleveland
Brown
Black
Cooke
Thomas
Calhoun
Knting
Kennedy
Hint
Jahmson
Funk
Wood
Messick
Parker
Stimming
Cowperthwait
Ewing
Struckmann
Curtis
Sundelius
Walker
Nichols
State Laboratory of Natural History
Washington County
Adjutant-General’s
General Assembly
House
Illinois
Congress
Pacion Howard
Resey
Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
G. L. Fort
Illinois Northern Insane Hospital
Illinois & Michigan Canal
Finance Committee
Illino
Central Railroad Company
Court of Claims
Tap Sing
Boards of Penitentiary Commissioners
Gamcee
G. 8. Fort
Boards of Trustees
Franklin County
Mulligan
The Political Situation and the Call for Constitutional Balance
Horatio Seymour argues that 1882 election results reflect not local fights but a drift toward centralization and powers in the national capital. He warns against usurpation, cites Washington and Garfield, and urges restoring constitutional checks as population and wealth rise.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican Organization
Republic
America
Washington
Garfield
Union
House
Horatio Seymour
Tr North American Review
Comet May Bring Unprecedented Heat Warned by Detroit Pest
The Detroit Pest reports that a future spring comet will pass near Earth causing heat unseen before. Authorities must issue proclamations to forbid or control this event.
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Prof. Proctor
Detroit
Pest
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McLean County
William Bozarth
Michael H. Lamb
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Samuel Hewitt
Chatham
Sangamon County
John Moody
Oakland
Coles County
Moody
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E. A. Andrews
W. O. Perkins
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aostenter
Hostetter
N.Y
Potoerland
Edwin Forbes
Gro. F. Wr
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Chicago Tribune
Inter Ocean
Commercial Advertiser
N. Y
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Lakebuilding
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