News in Brief From New York and Europe
A collection of late dispatches details riot and fire damage in the U.S. south, political notes on constitutional amendment debates, and foreign war intelligence. Reports cover the Richland riot inquiry, Grant and Sherman notes, Maximilian in Mexico, and European mobilization with Austria and Prussia actions.
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New York
Coleone
United States
Probat
Delang
Senate
Seward
Faltes Fefoloh
Washington
Chives Swann
Oos
Morian
U. S
Montgomery
Ave
Ist
Ames Andrews
War Department
Sheridan
Maximilian
Mexico
Santa Anna
Chareh
Cand
U.S
Washturne
Ilinois
Genera Grant
House Committee On Elections
Missouri
Elso
Jeff. Davis
House
Connecticut Senate Ratifies Constitutional Amendment
From New Haven Connecticut the Senate has ratified the Constitutional Amendment and at midnight the House is expected to concur. the legislative action is being reported from New Haven on June 26.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Senate
House
Governor Coney to Convene Legislature in Extra Session
From Augusta Nebraska Avensta M June 26 Governor Coney will convene the Legislature in extra session to act on the Constitutional Amendment if a sufficient number of Governors will do the same to accomplish the object.
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Augusta
Avensta
Coney
Schenectady Locomotive Works Hit by Major Fire
Sensnectady N Y June 26 fire destroyed the greater and most valuable portion of the Schenectady Locomotive Works. Several new engines and near completion machines were lost. Loss estimated at 300400, insured at 175000. Five hundred hands unemployed. Fire suspected as incendiary act.
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Prom Schenectady
Sensnectady
N. Y
Schenectady
Moravian Steamship Report From Europe
The steamer Moravian, leaving Liverpool on June 14 and London Derry on June 15, passed New York noon today. Austria signals withdrawal from Holstein under pressure from Prussia as the Prussian government contemplates Count Carolus’s passport request.
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New York
Liverpool
Londonderry
Holstein
Prussia
Count Carolun
le Hind
Emigration Letter Praises Omaha Growth and Rail Link Plans
A Omaha letter to Evansville describes the city on the Missouri border as growing fast with brick business houses and a fine bank building. It notes a booming railroad project files, the Western Pacific line, and soon passenger trains to Fort Kearny and San Francisco. The writer highlights favorable climate for farming and cattle but warns of timber shortages and harsh winters impacting emigration.
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Gina Iy Hotel
Pgs
Renate
Blair
Mtn
Sof
Ips
Cea Heaney
Leavenworth
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Clark
Rockport
Atchison County
Common Council
Omaha
Nes
Evansville
Imvregard
Omoha
Missouri
Amer
Ica
Beartiake
Evertay
Plate
Herndon
First National Bank
Ma Yeaterday
Powder River
Monana
Mary
Tians
P. RL
Ramon
Wight
Gay
Fort
Kearney
Indiana
Testis
New York Market Summary From June Trading
The notes describe a muted trading session with mixed results across commodities. Prices show small gains and losses with corn and pork futures fluctuating. Market tone remains cautious as LIV.
Market Notes From Cincinnati July Weather Update
A fragmented Cincinnati market report notes demand fluctuations for sorghum and related commodities. Readers see scattered figures and brief mentions of price activity and buying interest tied to weather and regional farm activity.
Saint Louis Market Report Faces Dull Trading
Market notes from St. Lom in June describe limited activity as prices and enthusiasm slump. Officials cite weak demand and sensor readings showing downturns across key sectors.
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Saint Louis Market
St. Lom
Opening Styles Spring and Summer Fashion Sale
New styles for spring and summer offered, including light cloaks, talmas, cloaks, and accessories. Features black satins, fabrics, and cloaking fabrics with paper trine rete buttons and French pane cloaks. Prices and details not fully readable.
Insurance ads mix on Best Insurance at Fair Rates
A jumble of insurance agency names and claims from 1858 era ads. It highlights cash assets over millions, multiple insurers including Continental, American, and Manhattan, with agents listed in Evansville and Vanderburgh area. The piece notes options for life and fire policies and promotes selling factory goods alongside insurance offerings.
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Nexshn
Ax Meee Puspa
Triniratice Corpkies
Inerica
Dalberg
Tousiberg
O Marie F
Naty Main
Burec
Evansville
Ind
Jin
Serene Coane
X Lear I J. Heo
Leicsfi Y
Continental
Insura
New York
Siguerevesd
AMO
Saan Insurance Coma
Nar
North
CPEB
Sterseeosencenes Afneaitens Platt
CILAS
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Telegraph
Connecticut
Congressional ‘ Proceedings
Oei
Mittees
Grant
Buffalo
Rando
M. Ny
Mazeppa
Joshawk
Foundling Asylum
C Mayen
Dohe Toroperty
Aibery
Apo
Dobbins
Niagara Street
Thich
Ieee
Nia
St. ‘Ja
Jobins
Rasbuin
Cornice
Besky-Tg
Bighe
Lyon
Berlin
Austria
Florence
France
Bavaria
Vienna
Gahoe
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Gablenz
Auguste
Pohae Ie
London Times
Olmutzo
Prague
of Boke
Min
Sheen
Cracow
London
Audis
Janedok
Ark
Jane H
Altona Gablens
Brewton d 'Wun
Paris
Germany
Russia
Frankfort
Federal Council
Alps
Ttal Kossuth
Ithe
Shermiead
Turin
Air Maaner
Bokhara
Derry
Rene Pete
Tyo Pate
New York Market
Newsci
Corron
Pbs
Wineat
Wisconsin
Baise
Yiusiex
Ocincinnati Market
Cincinnati
Fiovx
Mediath
Ork
Tial
EA Biles
Hes and
J. T
S.A. Coolidge
First Street
Zherwood House
J. P. Elliott. & Son
FANCY
Enah
Durkee & Co
Fohanoa
Cade
Main Street
Fair Eates
ATE
Ncaa
Uae
Hmne
Ewn
Mary - Exsen
B. Wlm
Ion Gaetlene Unce Lyor
Ty Wusemben
Yin Baad Evanstirism
Int
North Amet Arian Insurance
American Insurance Company
North It
New Lane
Rita ‘Life
Insurance Coat of
Taskageo CG
Tr and Saks
Ansyitle
Aya Ann
Vanderburgh Woolen Mills
Yenmore
Kanawha Salt Company
L. Ruffner, Jr
North Water Street
Ee Rset Fendgek
Kanawha Balt Co
LEK — Jn
Apri
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