Indicted saloon cases lead Daily Sun court roundups
Wm. R. Scott indicted for embezzlement bail $1000 with Charles H. Macomber as surety. John Thompson pleads guilty to taking mortgaged property, fined $25. Timothy Ryan pleads guilty to keeping a Sunday tippling house, fined $20 and committed until paid. Multiple other defendants in similar indictments face $20 to $25 fines and jails. The column notes a pushy saloon keeper trend and quotes the New York Tribune on a concert by the Alleghanians with a costly silver set, plus a charity ball controversy involving Walsh’s Hall posters and a public charities committee.
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Springfield fights over war claim and race clash report
In the twenty seventh assembly a claim for R Tillson Co soldiers gear was rejected then revived by Burns in the twenty eighth, approving extra pay to settle. Now Mr Arntzen and Henry Head seek 12258 to cover cavalry gear and gold value gaps. Also notices the Opera House charity concert and a Joliet race riot between Black and White factions near Rocksland depot with injuries and a $10 fine for Early.
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Rocksland Depot
Justice Hendricks
Springfield Debates Education Law and Douglas Monument Funds
The legislature discusses compulsory education, a bill on debt for suppressing the rebellion, and funding issues. Special reports note plans to sell ground for a Douglas monument and questions about fund management. Local market notes and livestock prices accompany legislative updates.
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New Joliet rail department opens with first shipment
A Joliet Iron and Steel plant shipped twenty-one steel rail frogs from its shops on Friday, the first issue from a new department. It is planned to produce at least twenty frogs weekly, with hundreds to follow.
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