National and State Politics and Maritime News
Editorials discuss national government principles and citizen responsibility amid new year reflections. Reports cover Democratic and State Conventions, naturalization issues, passports, and political duties. Also noted are a ship sinking near Cape Tom, a passengers' frostbitten rescue, and two horse racing results at Fashion Course and Union Course.
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Sermon on Gossip and Scandal in Dark Ages
The text cites two verses from the chronicles of the dark ages to condemn gossip and scandal. The preacher warns that gossips destroy neighborly trust and social harmony, comparing their tongues to the devil’s tail and promising a future sermon to classify and guide these sinners. He urges attentive congregants to heed the coming critique and address the harm caused by idle talk.
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Herman Viling
Moon
Frightful Train Wreck Near South Bend Causing Many Deaths
A Chicago to Thlesday night express plunges off a collapsed embankment into a swollen river ravine between South Bend and Meshawala. About 150 aboard, 30 dead, 50 to 60 wounded or missing, with officials Bliss and Sibley escaping uninjured. Wide-scale disaster attributed to prior heavy rains.
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European War News Dominates Tokyo Arabia Dispatch
Arrival from the Arabia in Sacavillle carries European intelligence. Reports say Parliament reassembled, Palmerston postpones programme, Garibaldi engaged near Brescia, Austrian forces advancing in Italy, Napoleon seeks 100000 more troops, Prussian mobilization grows, and German Confederation fears a general war. Paris and London continue to brace for shifts as fleets move and borders tighten.
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Fugitive Slave Controversy and War News From Washington
A disjointed Washington letter warns of Pragatac and Russian troop concentration concerns and a European rising in progress. Reports detail flour contracts for the army at Camp Floyd, suspected bid collusion among contractors, and likely costs. The piece cites a fugitive slave case and urges impeachment as a remedy. Civil and railroad finance notes follow, with Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad debt actions and a balloon era update from Fort Wayne to Duxbury.
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Wisconsin Methodist Conference Expels Rev J W Wood
The Wisconsin Methodist Conference voted to expel Reverend J W Wood for serviturial adultery by marrying a wife while his first spouse was living and legally divorced, not for the Bible approved grounds for divorce.
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