Public Charities Board appointments and senate actions
The Alabama treaty excerpt is highlighted as a thorough source. Governor Palmer appoints Wm. Thomas, J. A. McCord, Geo. S. Robinson, Selden M. Church, and Bieter Anwin to the Board of Public Charities. the Senate confirms. The Senate also confirms commissioners to locate the Northern Illinois Insane Asylum and trustees for the same. Southern Illinois Penitentiary board confirmation is postponed, leaving act inoperative. The House adjourns sine die. A critical article on greenbacks and mayoral race cites Democratic tensions and a public reader petition from April 21 1869.
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Board of Commissioners of Public Charities
Palmer
Senate
Wm. Thomas
Morgan County
J. A. McCord
Fayette
Geo
Tak State Senate
Samuel D. Lockwood
Kane County
John H. Bryant
Bureau
D.L. Hammond
Cook
Merritt L. Joslyn
McHenry
Augustus Adams
DeKalb
Benj. F. Shaw
Lee
William Adams
Will
A. J. Matteson
Whiteside
William B. Brown
Northern Illinois
Geo. W. Pleasant
Rock Island
Oliver Everett
Chas. H. Holden
Board of Commissioners
Southern
Ulingis
Raita
Quiver
Waic Axp
Liz
B. F. Berrian
Herald
Quincy Herald
Eaye
Mir
Berrian
Tha Guart Houde Clique
Missouri
The
Washington and Richmond Russie in Virginia race
The Tribone's Washington special reports that in Virginia the radical Republicans back Wells for Governor with Harris a colored man for Lieutenant Governor while White moderate Republicans back Walker for the top post. Conservatives may unite with moderates to oppose Wells. convention in Richmond slated next week. Also notes on Secretary Boutwell's possible removal of Chicago collector W B Scates, Admiral Forter's clash with Navy, and nominations and appointments across federal offices.
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ChicaGo
Tribone
Washington
Virginia
Wells
Harris
Walker
Richmond
Boutwell
W. B. Scates
Julius White
Times’ Special
Forter
Borie
Friends Or Quakers of
Philadelphia
Religious Society
Baltimore
General Burbridge
U. S. Court
Missouri
Wylie
Burbridge
John W. Hutchinson
Sandwich Islands
Enoch Hogue
Samuel Jouney
Albert L. Green
Jacob M. Troth
Nebraska
Howard White
Omaha
Internal Revenue
S. Farwell
Iowa
S. Caldwell
Jacob C. Denzee
Public Moneys
Grand Island
E. H. Barnard
West Point
M Hk Obr
Beeretacs
Bish
Cuba
Yestarday
Fish
Wasmixrox
Sena Ey
Pattridge
Toe Veneeue
Union Pacific bonds sold to Boston buyers
All first mortgage and land grant bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad Company were bought by Boston parties, providing funds to complete and equip the road, pay debts, and add the Denver branch. The annual directors election is in Boston tomorrow. The National Board of Fire Underwriters met, reports read, and a discussion on reducing agents commissions occurred without action. An ordinance on petrotoxin and gasoline storage was adopted, setting a test temperature at 110 Fahrenheit. St Catharines Welland canal opened for navigation today.
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New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Boston
Denver
National Board of Fire Underwriters
St. Catharines
Welland Canal
Indian commission reports arrival at Medicine Creek mission site
The United States Indian commission notes the agent’s arrival at Medicine Creek in the Washington mountains with seeds and plows. One hundred fifty lodges of Cheyenne and Arapahoe are expected daily as funds are scarce and Indian appropriations have failed. Roman Nose and others have arrived to be guided toward white society. Grasshoppers swarm the plains.
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New York
United States Indian Commission
Medicine Creek
Washita Mountains
Roman Nose
Lave
Court rules on privilege from arrest in substitution case
Fragmentary report shows the court to day sustaining the demurrer for the plaintiff and upholding the defendant's plea in privilege from arrest of Congress. It defines the term used in substitution as arrest or detention by force and not extending to other contexts.
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Gireult
Col. J. J
Willson
Col. Wilson
Chicago
Vt. T. Dwight
Dayton
Storm Hits Cincinnati and Vircennes Bridge Damage Reportedly
A heavy rain with lightning began at 2 AM in Cincinnati, not as severe as storms reported to the West and South. The New Wabash bridge at Vincennes collapsed, while Fort Wayne faces threatened bridges and culverts on the Wabash Railroads due to floodwaters.
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Cincinnati
Vincennes
Fort Wayne
Pacific Coast Mint Officials' Change Sparks Indignation
San Francisco April 20 The business community protests a proposed reshuffle of the branch Mint officials. Brokers and merchants telegraphed Washington against removing current officers. The plan would suspend Mint operations for weeks and harm financial dealings. Cheesman as sub treasurer faces strong opposition with protests urging Senate rejection.
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San Francisco
Washington
D. W. Cheesman
Senate
Death of Hon Johan J Ketchum in Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports Hon Johan J Ketchum prominent citizen and attorney died from injuries after a fall through a hatchway last night. Also details of a street accident on Ouye street where a wagon and team collapsed trapping three men, with injuries including ribs and scratches.
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Indianapolis
Johan J. Ketchum
Louis
Ouye Street
Nashville &Northwestern
Dresden
Fort Wayne and Muscatine Railroad Talks Amid Capitalist Parade
A Cincinnati date notes a meeting of capitalists yesterday to discuss building a railroad from Fort Wayne to Muscatine Iowa. The Indiana musical festival continues in Fort Wayne with large attendance. A Brooklyn paper reports Senator Fenton planning libel suits against the Commercial Advertiser and Evening Post seeking damages of half a million.
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Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Henry
Lace
Muscatine
Towa
New York
Brooklyn
Fenton
Commercial Advertiser
Heening Post
Market summaries from New York and Chicago dates
Markets by telegraph report liberal money supply and firm gold in New York with government bonds up and Germans active buyers. Railroad shares advance then ease. cotton and flour weak, wheat mixed, corn soft, pig iron and provisions firm. Chicago and St Louis futures show dull grain and steady beef and pork, with mixed cattle and hog tones and missing local detail.
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Cuba
Cetcaco
Oswads
Milwaukee
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