Maine street tailored crafts and wares listing
An itemized clash of local businesses appears with addresses and goods including soap and candles, wrapping paper, tallow and grease, stoves, tinware, upholstery, and wood dealers. It notes a wholesale produce firm SEErON & TORRES, a dissolution of the law firm EMmONS & BUTZ, and various merchants on Maine, Sixth, Front, and Delaware streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Cottrell
North Fifth St
HADES
Pratt & Collins
Front Street
Ferry Landing
Jonas & CO
Hampshire St
Adams
Pearsons
Maine
Mith
Ballard House
Cor
Fourth
Vermont Streets
Hughes
Laclede
Chicago
Madison Canal
Pittsburg
BROWN
Weabington Park
GAGE
Fifth
Dempshire Street
D Meriam & Son
Third &T
Bet
Hampshire
Vermont
Wisconsin River Lumber
Meisser & Dickhut
Broadway
R. McComb
Sixth Street
York
Ohio
GEO, Neeyves & Son
Bylachs & CO
Sixth-st
Jersey
Hetafi
WM . Berghoefer
Maine Street
Highth
Snd
C. H. Scheipering
Hampshire Street
C. Haubach
North Sixth Street
Ee “Wood Dealers
Springfield Constitutional Convention adjourns on quorums
Springfield Ill April 13 The Constitutional Convention met at 9 am with 31 members present. Credentials of Mr Tubbs and oath of allegiance administered. A substitute prohibits counties towns or school districts from subscribing to private corporation stock or credit. The body adjourned to meet again tomorrow. Municipal election results give J W Priest Democrat mayor. rest of ticket Democratic. About 250 black voters in Springfield. Bailey’s whereabouts uncertain amid revenue stamps reports. General Garfield to deliver eulogy. Granger correction noted. New York East Conference debates book concern with no action. Fenian movements reported with armories emptied. raid risk claimed low. Peabody will probate shows substantial public benefactions, small private bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Tubb
Warren County
Kirkpatrick
Biers
Buffa.lo
Canada
MR. Peabody
Boston
George Peabody
Essex County
Polygamy Bill Moves On in Senate and Civil Rights Remain
Washington report notes Senate Territorial Committee amendments to the Cullom anti polygamy bill adding new sections. It tightens penalties on Mormon Church officials and declares unlawful marriages void with punishable offenses for supporters. Also reports celebration by District of Columbia colored citizens marking Fifteenth Amendment ratification and enfranchisement anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fribtine
Washington
Senate Territorial Committee
House
Times Washington Special
Pope
Pacific
Thomas
District of Columbia
House-Select
Cou Bey
Senator Revels Visits Custom House in New York
Senator Revels toured the Custom House and several government buildings in New York on April 13, then departed by the changing train to resume duties in the Senate. The report notes investigations into fraud and overhaul of the ex-Collector’s office over several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Revels
Custom House
Senate-tesday
Fica
Dabney
Worgai
Panini
Oe Co
Gire Bath
Sane
Ee Eee Abecon
Ae Bureau
Attorney General urges county clerks to refuse registering Negroes
In San Francisco on April 18 the Attorney General issued a decision stating that until state laws change or Congress acts, county clerks must refuse to register Black citizens and should comply with existing laws while awaiting federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becsion
Tee O
San Francisco
Congress
Indian Depredations Reported Near Lodge Pole and Sydney
Two herders bringing in a wagon and horses from South Platte river were attacked by twenty Indians at Lodge Pole and along the road to Sidney as they repulsed the assault. They believe they killed some attackers but cannot confirm counts. Four Sidney citizens locating claims west of town were driven to Fort Russell by fifteen mounted Indians. A South Pass telegram claims eleven Indians were killed yesterday. Nearby bluffs today show small parties of Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stdney
Neb
South Platte River
Lodge Pole
Sidney
Fort Russell
Trial of Montpensier Ends In Exile And Indemnity
The trial of Duke de Montpensier for the murder of Prince Henry de Bourbon concluded with his confession and regret. He received one month of exile from Madrid and an indemnity of 36000 to the Prince Henry family. The Cuba news reports creole insurrection ending in feeling of completion, while Pesth telegrams discuss Hungarian prelates and papal infallibility. A Belgian violinist De Beriot is noted in Eevee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapeipd
Duke de Montpensier
Prince Henry de Bourbon
Madrid
Prince Henry
Cuba
London
Pesth
Ecumenical Council
Eevee
de Beriot
Elena
Argentine envoy reports end of Paraguayan war
The Argentine Minister in London received a cable stating the Paraguayan war is ended and Lopez is killed. Lisbon confirms. Rio Janeiro dispatches add that President Lopez is dead after a siege, his family captured, and the commander in charge was granted a noble title by the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lopez
John Fair
London
Lisbon
Rio Janeiro
Paraguay
Lopez, Together With Madame Lynch
Gulatos
Raid Threatens Montreal Front in Fenian Motion
Reports from the eastern frontier indicate a Fenian movement near St. Armand's Cay with plans to extend the raid farther, following intelligence suggesting preparations have intensified despite lingering uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Bert Ho
St. -Armand’s Cay
Government to organize militia force for Northwest
Ottawa on April 18 reports the militia department plans to form a force from the present militia organization for the Northwest. Orders are to be issued this week. Two volunteer camps have been walled out at Barrie, an artillery detachment sent from Pend en to Sarnia, and a cavalry troop to Amherstburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Ottawa
Militia Départment
Barrie
Penden
Sarnia
Amherstburg
English cricketers may tour next season
A letter from Edgar Willther, captain of the 1868 English eleven, says he cannot assemble a team before mid September and play here this season. It is expected arrangements will be made to bring them over next season for games in New York and across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edgar Willther
United States
NITHOD-GLYCERINE EXPLOSION AT SING SING PRISON QUARRY
A nitro glycerine explosion at Sing Sing prison quarry killed one convict and injured two others. The incident occurred April 13. Separate fire at The Junction House near Vincennes, Ohio, caused by locomotive sparks destroyed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Cincinnati
Evansville
Crawfordsville
Vincennes
Echler
Front Street
Senate Debates Indian Affairs Committee and Navy Relief Bills
The Senate debated a joint special committee on Indian affairs with Casserly proposing a majority rule from each ward to form a majority. Bills were introduced on Navy medical department organization and widows and orphans relief for Oneida crew. Casserly amended and adopted the Indian resolution. Troumball reported on Hart’s Florida seat claim. Gilbert seen as duly elected. Georgia bill discussion delayed with calls for later voting. proposals for an evening session floated. The Senate adjourned without action. House resolution from Expositions Committee declared F. E. Shabee entitled to a seat as representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Nathaniel Boyden
Shabee
Kelly
Committee On Commerce
Air
Beaton
Helena
Montana
Louisiana
Hunt
Sheldon
Bingham
House
Reading
Rsandall
Cessna
Taylor
Panestah Abb
Butler
Mass
Republic of
Dominica
Wood
Banks
Myr. Schenck
Casserly
Medical Department of the Navy
Oneida
Troumball
Committee On Judiciary
Hart
Senate
Florida
Gilbert
Georgia
Wilson
Drake
Congress
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Mem Dexter
Pops
Bald Wis
Sid
Attohneysatuw
I C Thompson
Ricker
Cartee & Govert
ComaKission
Pricer & Jackeos
Mavise & CO
Quincy
Corner
Puenintecrirere
Boaibaw
West Ails
WM Heinemeyer
Eleventh
Maines
K Rudolph
Street
WM Richey
Boorksellers
Bee
Quingy Whig CO
North Side
Washington Park
ROOTS
I. Benjamin
Aig
Hampshire Atrest
Wentworth & C
McOburn
North Fifth Sreet
Robert
Dros
Acc Lahiage
Moore
South Sixth Street
Operaine
Gress Aardell
PSV
Wappabtre Etreet
WRAD
Cterntens
Ankuuwrt
Milne Atrest
Sth
Thetraste
Hampshire Streat
Aan Malne Street
Ope
West Side
Maths
Sler
Robismann
Front Etreet
Lasswire
Mero & CO
W. Jansen & Son
Washington Bark
Tampehire Atrest
Stermerhorn, Bro. & CO
North Front Street
Hlagen
York Streets
Wachinery
Gardner 4 & Robertsin
Mains Street
Marbles Works
SauSs
Jacob Meyer & CO
Tattoring
John A Slush
Quincy House
James
A. TS Pawerr
James Templeton
Powers & Finlay
Bert
Jacob Metz
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Scheiner & Ereitz
Lodge
Seeger & Sally
Fourth Strest
J. B Bunting & CO
North Sixth Strest
Dr. Curtis
Ray G
Mulliner & CO
Union Planing Mills
Fourth-st
Menke Grimm
Ninth Streets
SJ Ghaptey
Scheermeerhoen, Beo & CO
Strest c
Great Western Dispatch
Bonnet & Duefy
Comstock, Castle & CO
Front
Washington Streets
Excelsior Works
Delaware Strees
Ard
4Th
Emmons & Butz
Ladd
Talcott
N, W
Fourth & Maine Sts
Pioneer
HAT & Cap House
GEO, J. Large
Qalucy
Hilwo
Rag & Breit
T D. Woodruff
T. D. Woodruf
Heratofore
T. D. Woodruff
B. Pfeiffer
Woodruff & Prefer
Opera House Emporium
Quincy, Ill
Lee
Pope’ Fo
Thomas. Lae Hs
Lava
Zurope
Richardson-McFarland
Opensier- Oo
Aulingis
Cuyicacco
Lewis Freeman
Henry
Lll
J.W. Priest
Revenue Department
Bailey
Revenue
Gordon Granger
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Troy
Garfield
New York East
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. Buckley
Drs. Curry
Woodruff
Cragin
Franklin
Jackson
Lincoln
Senator
Nhoawele
Sahar Ed Biney Oe
Priday
Hia
Sika
Hamilton
Imi
Apsdlw
Pacific Coast
Europe
Montpensier
General de Rodas
Dominion
Crickets
CRIME
M’farland
McFarland
Davis
Pary
Esterday
Gerry
Calhoun
Tohn Russell Young
J. BR. Y
Graham
Lester
Kansas
Congressional
Committee On Essetions
F. E. Shabee
Bristol
Jab
A. Parer
Merchant Tailors
Draders
Opera House
Ryer’s Star Company
Geonez Arsz
J. J. Laxapos
Comedy Night
Simpson & Co
Woodroffe Opera House
Finlay
Cionss
Powers & Finley
Bains Street
Worifdte
R. Stewart
Ills
Goa
Brussels
W. H. Johnson & Co
Maine ‘Streets
Joseph & Nelee
DRY Goods Market
J. W. Brown
Joseph & Nelke
Washington P Park
East Side
E.J. Parker
State: Insurance CO
Ghicago. Locan
John Wood
Lorenzo Bul
T. F. W. Jansen
D. D. Mebtam
Charter Oak
Hartford
BLE Companies
Merchants
Farmers
National
Banx
Mardldawly
Remington
Pockat
Ney
BS Remington 4 Sons
I. Whig
Eastren-Oedes