The Broken Bridge And Passenger Service Change
The Kansas Pacific will, while the wagon bridge is out of repair, receive and deliver passengers and freight at the Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern depot, foot of Warren street. Herr, Agent. Surprise Party For Miss Flora J Hamilton At Major J S Wilsons On Kentucky Street Twenty Five Guests Attended Music and refreshments at ten oclock.
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Lawrence
Bishop Vail
Ohio
Peon
N.feank
Kansas Pacific
Kansas City
Lawrence & Southern
Warren Street
Herr
J. S. Wilson
Kentucky Street
Flora J. Hamilton
A Tallow Eve Night of Goblins in Thayer City
A University student correspondent reports in Thayer Head Light about a festive yet chaotic Tallow Eve in Lawrence. The town saw apooks hobgoblins and fairies, gates removed from hinges and signs altered, outhouses overturned, wagons mounted on buildings, and a band of fairies singing near Quisquam’s window. Extra police guarded the University.
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Thayer Head
Lawrence
Quisquan
District Congressman Voortrees Arrested in Bank Scandal
Washington reports upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys remain partly cloudy with shifting winds. Cautionary signals issued at Buffalo Rochester Oswego and Section Six. In Patterson New Jersey Charles H Voortrees member of Congress from the Fifth District was arrested by a U S Deputy Marshal for allegedly abstracting from the Hackensack First National Bank collaterals held to secure private loans.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Buffalo
Rochester
Oswego
Section Six
Patterson
N. J
Charles , H. Voortrees
Congress
Fifth District
United States
First National Bank of
Body Found in Union Depot Yards
An unknown man was run over and killed last night in the Union depot yards, severely mangled with both legs and one arm severed and part of the skull sliced away exposing the brain. A card on the body bears the name J Gordon, believed to be from Duquoin Illinois.
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St. Louis
Union
J. Gordon
Duquoin
Ill
Victim Dies From St Charles Bridge Disaster
John Somers of Malvern Iowa, another victim of the St Charles bridge disaster, died at St Charles last Saturday night. The coroner's inquest is adjourned until the wreck is examined further to obtain more definite information than now possessed.
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St. Charles
St. Louis
John Somers
Malvern
Iowa
St. Charles Bridge
Norwegian Barque Vrista Arrives After Cyclone Damage
Halifax Nov 12 The Norwegian barque Vrista from New York arrived after leaving New York Oct 26. On Oct 29 she met a revolving cyclone striking heavy seas that carried away rigging and topmasts and damaged cargo of grain. One seaman had a leg broken and another was washed overboard but returned to the deck.
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Halifax
New York
Queens
Grant Graciously Welcomed as Army of the Tennessee Parade
Chicago November 12 The Army of the Tennessee annual meeting opened amid rain and decorations along the parade route. General Grant arrived by train with Sherman and Sheridan, reviewed the procession, and was warmly welcomed by Mayor Harrison before the Society adjourned to plan next year’s gathering. Grant praised the nation’s rise and urged unity while honoring both Union and former Confederate service.
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Chicago
Army of the Tennessee
Palmer House
Galena
Gen. Grant
Park Row
Grant
Jefferson Barracks
Sheridan
Stockton
Torrence
Wither
Quirk
Major Scott
Tobin
de Young
Col
Knox
Loesch
Neeley
Stall
Sherman
Joy
Northwestern
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Gen
Whipple
Society of the Army of the Potowac
White
Vans
Clarinda Lowal Cornet
Scribner
Ft. Wayne
Grand Army of the Republic
Colonel Payne
Columbus Harracks
Wallace
Statf
Hyde Park
Gani
Harrison
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
General Grant
Illinois
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Gen. Sherman
Marshall
Maj
Dawes
Vicksburg
Gen. Thomas
Loesche
Haverly
Cullom
Dr. Thomas
Gresham
Renee Eta
Lamaen
United States
Accidents Hit Railways After Dark on Pennsylvania Line
Early this morning a west bound freight collided with a train on the Pennsylvania road near Princeton junction, disabling the locomotive and likely injuring the firemen. Five wrecks are reported on the Pennsylvania railroad since last night. No trains have arrived since 9:30 p.m. from south of Trenton. London dispatch notes Colonel McPherson saying Kohland Cabal roads are open and Berlin possibly. Edward Stanhope says Parliament may last until next year with an election probable soon.
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Brunswick
N. I
Pennsylvail Road
Princeton
New York
Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
London
McPherson
Kohand Cabal
Sheffeld Daily Telegraph
Edward Stanhope
India
Horncastle
Southern Segment Chronicle of November News
The Daily News chronicles greetings to Grant on his return from southern governors and notable statesmen including Alex H Stephens James Longstreet and Robert Toombs from Atlanta. Also reported are a Pittsburgh iron magnate death, a Cincinnati park riot figure death, Missouri bridge damage rumor, a Pa adopted girl welfare case, and Pennsylvania state treasurer vote tallies.
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Chicago
The
Daily News
Grant
Alex. H. Stephens
Jas. Longstreet
Robt. Toombs
Atlanta
ME. Stone
Gen
Girant
Heath
R. Touosas
Minnesota County Returns Favor Pillsbury in State Ticket
Official returns from 60 of 70 Minnesota counties show Pillsbury leading Rice for Governor by 10,960, Gillman 16,200 for Lt Governor, Hanbaugh 16,000 for Secretary of State, Kettleson 16,005 for Treasurer, Start 17,010 for Attorney General, and Marshall 16,615 for Railroad Commissioner. Greenback Meyer has 4,024 and Prohibition Sattertee 2,871. Remaining counties may add several thousand to majorities. a city bond amendment was adopted by a large majority.
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St. Paul
Pillsbury
Rice
Gillman
Hanbaugh
Kettleson
Start
Marshall
Meyer
Greenback
Sattertee
Kring Pleads Guilty in Murder Case in St Louis
Chas F Kring, who killed Mrs Dara Hroom stz in January 1575, withdrew his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree in Criminal Court. Judge Laughlin sentenced him to twenty five years in the penitentiary amid protests that legal advice promised a lighter punishment. A motion to set aside the sentence may be filed tomorrow.
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St Louis
Chas. F. Kring
Dara Hroomstz
Laughlin
Kring
General Garibaldi Divorce Case Before Court of Appeals
Telegraphic briefs note General Garibaldi's divorce suit will be before the Court of Appeals on the 19th inst. Other items report Velsiui alarm at fortifications, two suicides in Watertown, Kansas cattle growers in Kansas City then Chicago, Hornsby ordered to prepare eastward, Bismarck and Schouvaloff to meet, Turkish frontier troop withdrawals, Ameer troops surrender arms and camels at Cabul, and Kansas rainfall and wheat crop hopes amid the business boom.
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General Garibaldi
Court of Appeals
Little Velsiui
Watertown
N. J
Kansas City
Chicago
Malta
Admiral Hornsby
Berlin
Bismarck
Schouvaloff
St. Petersburg
Porte
Cabul
Ameer
Turkistan
Kansas
Not the Government to Whom the Settlers Must Look for Protection
Secretary Schurz receives a telegraph from Special Agent Adams dated November 10 at Los Pinos Agency. Twenty White River Utes, led by Chief Ouray, gather at his house in obedience to Ouray's orders while others are expected. The ramp of these Indians lies about fifty miles distant on Jamison River. No change in the situation. Ouray believes once guilt is proven, he can arrest and hold the guilty Indians.
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Washington
Schurz
Adams
Los Pinos Agency
Lake City
Markets Rally As Stocks Hit Record Heights
New York November 32 notes a sharp market surge with money rates at 5 percent and discounts firm. Sterling at 4 53 and copper and silver prices steady. Government bonds firm with new issues leading gains, while railroad bonds surge 1 to 6 percent amid a broad rally across securites. Granger and coal shares advance 1 to 2 4 percent as activity peaks.
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Prime Mercantile
London
Stock Exchange
St Louis Produce Market Report Nov 12 Prices
Market rundown shows flour lower, wheat and corn mixed, rye steady, oats quiet. Pork products firmer with bacon and lard listed. whisky prices rise. Trading mentions cash and futures terms with December and January notes.
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St. Louis
St Louis Stock Market Report for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle dull with small local trade. Steers $3.50 to $4.00. Texans $225 to $300. Receipts 1,800. shipments 1,000. Hogs active and firmer Yorkers and Baltimores $5.30 to $23.45. packers to $3.45 to $3.60. receivers $3.50 to $3.65. Receipts 6,800. shipments 500. Sheep weak with little activity. Receipts 900. shipments 100.
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St. Louis
Kansas City Produce Market Report November Sale Prices
Kansas City market summary shows dull wheat with No 2 at 1.05 bid and No 3 0.96 bid for November, 0.94 bid for December. Corn receipts 17,013 bushels, shipments 13,414, market steady No 2 mixed 29 0 and No 2 white mixed doge. Eggs active at lie per dozen. Butter steady with choice 18 20c, medium 12 14c, common 8c.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Stock Market Summary Nov 12 Cattle and hogs mixed
Mangas Cres Nov 12 reports cattle receipts 94 and shipments 894 with dull market aside from feeding steers showing some inquiry. Hogs market firmer and fairly active with sales around 3.10 to 3.30 and receipts 1,406 shipments 61. Sheep market quiet with no receipts or shipments.
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Kansas City
Mangas Cres
VERPOOL MARKETS Livenroorn Nov 12 Breadstuffs Prices
Market notes list small price movements for breadstuffs at Livenroorn with flour at 10s 3d old 3s 6d and 103 9d for winter wheat, No 2 spring 103 6 0, corn 5s 7d a5a 73d, oats 6d 6d, park 5s 3 6d, beer 8s 4d, bacon long clear middles 34 3, short clear middles 35 6, etc.
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Livenroorn
Advertised Missive Names List With Dates
A list of names including Baker Moille Martio Mary Castaguer and many others is labeled as “I EN'S List” and appears to request that parties for these letters be marked and dated as Advertised. The source notes that prints of all kinds are produced at the Journal Steam Job Printing Rooms with strong facilities for printing.
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Alexander
M. Armstrong
Samuel Bartee
John
Beely
W Liam Cahil
John Cleveland
Dr. B. Ginger
Davis T. Chaffee
Charles Darrah
Benry Delbanmne
Frank Frazier
Jobo Hanning
G. T. Kuhn
LJ. Woorden
Pamephiet
Jounwan
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Fgh Sale
Ardes
A. Lauderback
Diwond Jewelry Macufacturer
Sneod&w
Madison Street
B. Pierson
Massachusetts Street
City of
KB Tierson
Lawrence Bange
Yound Massachusetts Street
W. A. Harris
F. Meyer
Henry Street
Massachusetta Street
Antain Chi
Moliday
sprechen—Army of the Tennessee
Afghanistan
Erie
Brown
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Barr
Sutton
Greenbacker
Richardson
Prohibition
Ilinois River
Meridosia
Wabash Road
Cincinnati
James Morrison
James Morrison & Co
Pittsburg
M. W. Beltzhoover
Gray & Beltzhoover
Gray's Iron Line
Monongahela House
Minneasota
Elcuray
Government
WEW York Money Market
ST. Lous
ST. Louie Stock Market
Verpool Markets
Steinbergs Clothing House
Boys’ and Children’s Clothing
Steinberg’s Clothing House
J. House & CO
the Popular Clothiers
Mass
St., Lawrence, Kansas
Aurora
Vatican
Chicago & Alton Road
Awrence
Orry
Orricx
Lawnexee
Kan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Tan Te Born
Cemeerie
Mane
Ilobe Oil Co
Machinery Oil
Delamater& CO
W. Va
Markey
W. W. Sharpe & CO
Ghen Jackson
Beco
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