Great Religious Revival in Joliet Gathers City
Joliet sees a major religious revival as businesses close at six pm to join services. Rev. A. H. Graves of New York leads with local pastors aiding, signaling a citywide spiritual awakening and strong civic participation.
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The National Debt and Political Briefs from Washington
A Treasury table shows sinking fund capital from 25 to 100 million dollars would pay off 2.5 billion debt in 233 to 9 years at six percent. Virginia legislators greet the President. Canby’s actions praised. Senate discusses Pacific Mail subsidy and San Domingo treaty. Annexation news from J P O Sullivan. whiskey bond timing debated. Indian sympathy meeting planned in New York with Cherokee delegates. Bailey absconding case wanes as Tribune hints at a possible presidential message.
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Passage of Collum bill faces uncertain fate
SaLT Lake March 24 The News notes House approval of five amended sections removing repulsive features while cautioning the Senate and President on final fate. It reflects persecution as a catalyst for Mormon resilience and warns of potential military and political consequences if enacted. Sacramento reports smallpox raging at Luscan and nearby areas with likely severe impact on friendly Indians.
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Multiple maritime fires and a bridge collapse reported
Baltimore reports the steamer Dolphin burned to the waterline at Patuxent Maryland with crew escaping. The steamer Gindon sank ninety miles above the Arkansas River mouth with full cargo lost but no lives. In California a Sacramento railroad bridge span collapsed, temporary rails planned within days. Arizona notes an early Prescott earthquake with minimal damage. Dunleith Illinois saw a fatal fire in a Frenchman Ogia’s dwelling and a Dwight Illinois fire destroyed fifteen stores with losses of fifty to seventy five thousand dollars.
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Robbery and murder shocks Troy neighborhood
Manning Vanderheiden was killed last night in Troy by assailants who battered him with a bludgeon during a robbery attempt. Police report the suspects fled the scene as investigators search for leads in the case.
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The Noir Case and Global Cable News
London reports a witness surge to suppress facts in the Noir case as international cables advance. Aden to Suez completes a direct submarine line from Bombay, while papal infallibility fuels Rome bishops tension. Westmeath rents tensions flare after clergy and companions are shot at during a rent gathering, several wounded.
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AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
In South Carolina Senator Scott reported Governor Holden's assurance of order in Onslaw Duplin Jones and Lenoir counties. Richmond election results show Walter Staples R C L Moncure W T Jones and Francis T Anderson chosen for the Supreme Court of Appeals. An injunction hearing in Cahoon v Ellison questioned the enabling act’s constitutionality. Bishop Foley departed to Chicago and Iowa ice movement cleared the channel. weather remained mild and navigation unobstructed.
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Cadetship irregularities prompt House report and actions
In March the Military Committee reported irregularities in cadetship appointments made outside members districts. They cited money paid to brokers, but found no payments to members sufficient to report. The panel urged discharge, proposed a two year residence rule for cadet towns, and sought removal of Gen Schoeff from the Patent Office for acting as a sale intermediary. The Speaker was urged to bar from floor privileges anyone found to have bribed members, directly or indirectly. The witnesses also noted a Navy commander allegedly funding an appointment effort through M7 D. London.
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Bankruptcy notice for Thoma E Durant in Illinois court
In the District Court of the United States Southern District of Illinois in the matter of Thomas E Durant bankrupt. Notice to creditors that final accounts as assignee have been filed and, on April 1, a petition for retirement of accounts and discharge will be made under the 28th section of the 1867 Bankruptcy Act.
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