Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention in Illinois
Springfield reports on the May 2 convention actions including five minute limits on speeches, adoption of sections one to ten with a separate reference for the Illinois Central Railroad, and referrals to committees. Treasury notes show debt reduction of $11,697,793 with coin and currency balances.
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Arcade road bill awaits governor signature in New York
Great anxiety grips Broadway residents as the Arcade underground railroad bill awaits the governor. A. T. Stewart reports a contract for road construction already made with English capitalists and says the Arcade provisions align with the Legislature grant. Sunday law enforcement promises to curb liquor sales while guarding against malicious espionage. An evangelical gathering predicts church freedoms at the September meeting. Collector Bailey’s defalcation is officially set at 180000 dollars.
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The Mormon War and Indian Tensions Reported
Omaha notes warlike Mormon preparations causing unease in the West. Red Cloud reports Sherman’s blunt reply may cost lives if assent is implied. Sioux City dispatches describe Indian obstruction to landings and cattle killings with Major Randall and others held as prisoners. Chicago reports the Northwestern Associated Press set for its May 5 annual meeting at Briggs House.
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Statewide crop shortages report alarming in California
San Francisco May 2 from nearly every portion of the State the alarming intelligence is received of short crops. In Santa Clara county half the grain won't pay for harvesting. In Guisuan Valley north winds and dry weather have almost destroyed the crops. Reports from the northern part of the State are more favorable.
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Paris Bomb Conspiracy Alert Tightens Imperial Guard
A Paris conspiracy case grows more serious with police seizing a large supply of bombs. Authorities guard the Tuilleries and crack down on anti imperial speeches. A race course arrest yields a revolver but proves the man a crazy Englishman, not a conspirator. Police continue arrests as public meetings surge toward republican sentiments.
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Republic
Multiple fires destroy mills and churches and a trial in New York
A McCokle & Tweed owned mill and door factory in Evansville burned with no insurance, plus fire destroyed homes and caused injuries totaling about 40,000 dollars. In Milwaukee the State Prison workshops and machinery were destroyed, loss around 150,000 dollars with no escape. A Morves Iowa engine room blaze burned a planning mill and church, with total losses estimated 50 to 80 thousand dollars. In New York McFarland trial testimony described intoxication and alleged letters. Separate reports from St Louis and Chicago mention a Payne Stapleton quarrel ending with throat wound and a shooting in a boarding house. A police shooting in Chicago followed roughs attack on an officer. The House debated patent law changes, railroad land grants, and the Lincoln widow pension, among other bills.
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Senate reports adverse on cadet limits and academy abolish
In Washington on May 2 Mr. Wilson of the Military Committee reported adversely on several subjects including petitions to abolish the military academy and to limit cadets, with indefinite postponement. He favored a House joint resolution to pay a year's salary to Gen. Rawlins's family, and other routine reports were noted. A resolution directed the Commissioner of Patents to take action.
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Ex Speaker Blaine declines Senate bid in Maine
Ex Speaker Blaine of Maine declines to be a candidate for United States Senator. A series of fires causing large losses are reported in New York Chicago and Vermont readings in a period of unrest. The Grand Lodge of Vermont Odd Fellows mourns the death of Henry Hesford in Hamlet. Dr J B Bobbs, noted Indiana physician and brother in law of Senator Cameron, dies in Indianapolis. Dickinson College students rebel against faculty order and are suspended. In Creuzot France a strike leader is arrested amid clashes leaving several workers wounded.
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