Old World News Roundup From Havre To New York
A scrambled digest reports the steamer Henden leaving Havre with 10,000 tons in gold for New York, deaths of Governor Williams of Totuna, and Brigadier General Belin’s funeral in Washington with interment in Philadelphia. Mixed items include a Wabash Railroad wreck near Neat Burrows Indiana, San Antonio musicians protesting a band play, Hamilton statue unveiling delayed by fog, and various political and crime notes.
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Henden
Havre
New York
James D. Williams
Totiuna
Doon
Belin
Washington
Philadelphia
Burrows’ Station
Ind
San Antonio
War Department
Sherman
Alexander Hamiling
Hayes
Evarts
Hancock
Europe
Miller
South Carolina
Jack
Charles Wiliams
Louisville
Haywood
Erie Canal
Albany
Buffalo
Jos Mestop
Newburg
N. C
United States
Topeka
George Poole and Sons
Liverpool
Whitelaw Reid
Cornell
Cooper
Wasatsatox
General of the Army
Germany
America
Death of Indiana Governor Williams and other news
A compilation from Nov 20 reports the death of Indiana governor Williams and a string of items including a Chicago fire near a woman near death, a missing steamer note, election trouble in Danville, cattle exports to England, trotting records in San Francisco, a Boston railroad alliance rumor, a fatal/jealous shooting in St. Louis, Irish tenant unrest, and a Halifax bottle message from 1850 reporting a ship sinking.
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Bolhoad Corporation
Boston
Transcript
New York
Vanderbilt, Coolridge
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
J. Forbes
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
N. Y. Central
Lake Shore
A. P
St. Louis
Michael H. Donnelly
OU. 5
Ft. Caton
Washington Territory
Emma Howard
South 6Th Street
Birdie Dawson
T_ Bostos
Mass
Halifax
Crowley's Island
Henry Lynch
Washington Setes News Summary of Treasury Report and Fire Losses
The annual report to the Secretary of the Treasury urges fifteen additional clerks and a chief clerk at 2100 dollars per year. It notes Post Office accounts totaling over 400,000 items and 20 million dollars, smoothly settled with minimal loss. Other items cover coinage policy, a New Orleans deputy being threatened, mail service upgrades, a large Chicago drugstore fire with two seriously injured, and Governor Williams of Indiana dying, with successors and state flags at half mast. Also reports a Oklahoma colony gathering planning movements to Washington.
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Washington
Wasursctos
Sirth
McGrea
Secretary of the Treasury
Post Office Department
Burchard
France
New Orleans
Raum
N. H. Lanier
Louisiana
Lake Providence
Congress
W.B. Jones
Garfield
Baum
Lanier
Southern Lines
Boston
Chicago
Carcase
Stor
Jessie McNeary
Lizzie Anderson
Peck
Gary Williams
Txprayarouis
Jas. T) Williams
Wheatland
Nox-County
Williams
Knox County
Pickaway County
Ohio
Dray
Cotumare
State House
Gov. Williams
Laycock wins international regatta in dramatic finish
In Nov 20 reports from Laycock Australia, Laycock won the international regatta prize of £500, with Ross second £160 to Hosmer third £40 and Smith fourth. A foul claim by Ross was refused by the umpire after Laycock led most of the race and finished seven lengths ahead at Riot. Laycock’s victory followed a promising start by Ross and a bold surge past Hosmer and Ross before Barnes Bridge.
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Lespes
Laycock
Ross
Hosmer
Smith
Chiswick
Bridge
Barnes
Loonox
Hanlon
Lawrence local markets rail thin cattle and hog prices
The Lawrence market reports cattle with heavy shippers at 3.75 to 4.25, good shippers 3.50 to 4.00, light shippers 3.25 to 3.75. Cows at 2.50 to 3. Can hogs at 3.90 to 4.00 for heavy shippers and 3.75 to 4.00 for light. Grains show wheat reject 65 to Te, No. 3 Take, No. 2 8c. rye scarce, No. 2 around 60c. oats steady at 25. corn 28 to 30c.
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Lawrence
BANSAR CITY PRODUCE MARIE Wheat and Grain Prices
The Commercial Indicator lists Wheat receipts 19 44 bushels and shipments 6 078 bushels with 373206 in store, market steady. Corn receipts 10 425 bushels shipments 1862 bushels in store 15 651, market firmer and higher. Oats No 3 0% bids, Rye No 2 33e bid, sugar items steady at Sc per dozen.
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Hansas
Kansas City Cattle Market Receipts And Prices
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts for 24 hours with 4267 shipped stockers and Texas steers trading around 3.50 to 5.0 in bulk. hog receipts and shipments noted with prices in a fluctuating range. Market activity described as active with sales reported across the range and shipments ongoing.
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Kansas City
Texas
Hsol
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Mr. H. Resting
Samuel D. Cole
Ottawa
Iinois
Blackmar
Southern Road
Geary Neal
Fldridge House
Watkins
Codington Albuqurque
H Healy
Hildrith
St Louis
R Henry
AH Sovanman
AL Selig
EG Marah J Beattie
Ira T Clark
RR Clark
John Tudhope
Linwood
E Parath
Wm Harris
Mayaville
Col
C Hamilton
Milwaukee
C Areny
Atchison
Weaveny
Litlefield
S Grant
O Riley
KPRR
Todd
Sabetha
Wasatseton
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Tucksing
Liberia
Barbaroso
Highland Garnett
Roux
Vatican
Aurora
Indiana
The
International Bergatta
Oklahoma
Danvitte
A. L. Dools
Engisoh. Liverroo
Daily Courier
Baltimore
Assther Trotter
San Francisco
Governor Let
Stanford
Fred Crocker
Crocker
Deam
Renes
Land League 13
Griffith
Okichams
Whitta
Kas
Payne
Kansas, Texas and
Arkansas
J. M. Steele
Geo. M. Jackson
Robert Matson
Patrick Carr
Carbondale
Athens County
Frank Galliver
Garr
Talliver
X.b. E
LYLAR
SS. Missouri
St Jue
Cc. P. Ban
Lay OU
P. Ist
Fonda
Bansar City Produce
Marie
House & CO
J. House & Co
Cysmith
Kansas City, Mo
Ghaing
Y. Smith & CO
Hansas City
Men's & Boys Clothing
Lawrence, Kas
Steinberg’s ClotHing House
ALL
John A. Dailey’s
Kansas Clothing House
Massachusetts Street
BR. A. Lyon & CO
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