Procession for General Taylor's Remains Reaches Louisville
The remains of General Taylor arrive by steamer Navigator in Louisville with gun salute bells ringing and crowds lining streets. Mayor and Governor Crittenden lead a solemn procession to the landing, relatives of the deceased attended, and the coffin is moved to a hearse. The body is interred at the family burying ground seven miles from the city. The Euphrates steamer, wrecked at New Albany, is a total loss save some salvageable freight and machinery. Father Mathew departs St Louis for New Orleans en route to Florida.
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Will of Mr. McDonnough at New Orleans and Baltimore
John McDonnough's will read in New Orleans on Tuesday October 29 bequeaths six thousand dollars and a house to his Baltimore sister Mrs. Cole. It provides twenty five thousand dollars annually to the American Bible Society and more than ten million dollars to New Orleans and Baltimore for schools and aid to the poor. He also leaves a large sum to the American Colonization Society. Seventeen executors are named including Benj C. Howard John F. Kennedy John C. Smith Brantz Meyer Henry Didear and Henry and R C Gurley of Baltimore. In Boston November 1 a coroner's jury found Bateman the watchman justifiable for shooting John C Page during a break into the Village Bank at North Danvers.
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Market report from New York and other cities on Nov 5 1950
Grain and commodity prices mixed across New York Cincinnati Burrato and Canal region markets. Wheat corn and flour trade volumes rise with varying prices while pork beef lard and whiskey show firm or steady demand and notes of small supplies and navigable river conditions.
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