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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1870

Page

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Local Merchants and Tailors on Maine Street

An OCR segment lists numerous merchants and tailors along Maine Street including Notions and Toys by J&Co Meyers & Co at No 506, John & Allen at No 402, James A Parker at 34 Maine Street near Washington Park, James Templeton at 416, Powers & Finlay at 50 Maine, J P Bert at 519 Maine, and more. Also noted are stoves and tinware by Wm Berghofer at Maine Street between Eighth and Ninth, C H Scheipering at 527 Hampshire, and upholsteries by O Haubach at No 15 North Sixth Street with Broadway connections.

East Empire Line Main Si_ Wa Harvey, Avent Algo Keokuk Packet Co Rite Ir Bet Castle Mills Tront Street Union Rugby & Wood Crenter Mills Gorner Front Jersey Alien & Whyers City Spring Mills Sixth Street York Kentucky Fifth Street State Ohio Agle Hills Broadway Second Streets H Osborn & Co Star Mills Bpring Second Wheeler & Crattenden Tellico Mills South Front Street Delaware Dick 4 Bros Spiegel & Thom Furniture Wateroome Maine Street F. W. Jansen & Son Wash—ington Park W. Brown Shingin Park H. Gage Fifth Maine Hampshire Grek Lumber Meriam & Son Third Bt Hampshire Vermont Wisconsin River Lumber Meissee & Dickhut Fifth Sts J&cob Meyer & GO John & Allen Quincy House James A. Parker Washington _ Park James Templeton Maine Éireet Powers&finlay Maine Strest J P Bert Maine St Eat Jaqob Metz Sixth Hampshire Streets Echeiner & Krxeitz Massie Street Seeger & Sally Fourth Street Erags Foundry Bunting & CO North Sixth Dr. Curtis Maine St Ray G.I King Doonks SASH Gould & William Gainey Planinglin Berghoefer C. H

ConstitutionalConvention proceedings in Springfield report

The Springfield convention debated county seat removal limits and county officer pay, adopting sections 7 8 and 9 while amending others. A large remonstrance against removing county seats was read, and a general mourning observance was noted for the disaster at the Capitol.

Springfield Committee of the Whale Hay Board of Commissioners

Cabinet meeting rejects British troop passage through U.S. soil

A Washington dispatch reports that at yesterday's Cabinet meeting the propriety of allowing British troops to pass through U.S. soil or waters to the Red River country to quell the rebellion was fully discussed and unanimously rejected. The Indian War test looms as Virginia troops move toward the frontier amid funding delays. The War Secretary warned he cannot operate with current funds, delaying any army reduction next fall.

Red River Virginia House Capitol

Frightful Accident Strikes Capulo Building Crowd

A crowd gathering for a Mayoralty discussion at the Capulo building floor collapsed. About 200 injured, many killed, including A Aylette and S Eaton. Ex Governor Wells among the wounded. Governor Walker unhurt. Prominent officials and legislators reported among the dead and injured.

Ricamoyo Capulo Supreme Court of Appeals House of Delegates A. Aylette D. J. B. Brock Enquirer 2Raminer Samuel Eaton Cahoon William A. Charles A. Levy Chas, Watson Danville Schofield General Schofield R. H. Maury Bland Powhattan Roberts Court of Appeals Wells S. H. Chandler Cohoon James Myson Meredeth Ellison Capitol Square Walker J. B. Brook E. M. Schofield Gen. Schofield J- W. Bland Prince Bocock U. S House of Repre

Reunion of Union College Alumni in the Northwest

CuicaGo April 27 The annual reunion of the Union College Alumni of the Northwest was held at Tremont House with about forty members present and a most enjoyable occasion. A Congregational Convention session opened in CuicaGo with about 1,000 delegates. Officers elected include President S. D. Hastings Milwaukee, Vice Presidents Warren Currier St Louis O S Dean Michigan. The Chicago Theological Seminary reported flourishing condition and 111 alumni from many states and abroad.

CuicaGo Union College Alunoai Northwest Tremont House Jackson Congregational Congregational Churches of the Northwest D. Hastings Madison Wis Warren Currier St. Louis Dean Mich Forts Eady Camp Riggs Magoon Richard Hale A. Dewey Chicago Theological Semiary Europe Asia

Spain throne problem sparks fear of Franco-Prussian war

Paris April 27. The Madrid note says Prince Frederick of Prussia is a government candidate for the Spanish throne but the French Emperor told the Spanish ambassador that such a solution could be grave and risk war between France and Prussia.

Paris Madridpoca Prince Frederick Prussia France

Albany Senate approves inquiry into judiciary and bar

In the New York Senate Assembly a resolution authorizes the Judiciary Committee to investigate the conduct of the New York Judiciary and members of the bar during the recess before the next session. The Erie Railroad Company allegedly prompted the move to hire a prominent New York lawyer for guidance in litigation. The Arcade Railroad Bill, already passed by the State Senate, cleared the Assembly with a veto outlook for the governor. Genera Lee’s health improved after a Southern trip, while Donnelly and the ONeill faction focus on court actions and command staffing. Democratic nominations in Rochester include Sanford E. Church for Chief Justice and four associate justices, with elections in May.

Albany N. Y Senate Judiciary Committee New York Erie Railroad Company Burt Erie Ramsey State Senate Roca

Ice jam in St Clair River blocks navigation in 25 years

Reports from Chicago dated April 27 describe the St Clair River ice jam as the heaviest in a quarter century. Only the largest steamers can pass, keeping navigation partially closed. Nearby Indian troubles are reported with 800 lodges on the war path, threatening government agencies in the region.

Chicago St. Clair River

Counterfeiters Arrested in Boone and Surrounding Counties

In Sebaco on April 27, a Belvidere detective arrested three men linked to a counterfeit ring flooding Boone and nearby counties. One suspect is from Belvidere, while the other two hail from Marengo in McHenry County. A separate item notes the McFarland insanity testimony in New York.

Sebaco Boone Belvidere Marengo McHenry County M’farland New York McFarland Mr. Greeley Tribune

Congressional action on bills and tariff debate flows amid calamities

The House moved through several measures including a Territory bill for Oklahoma, a Fifteenth Amendment enforcement order, and a Department of Justice report. Tariff discussions narrowed iron duties while a Richmond disaster dispatch prompted adjournment considerations.

Scattered 19th Century Headlines and Noted Incidents

A chaotic clipping recounts political mishaps with Democrats abstaining, adjournment motions, and false death reports. It notes prizefight warrants, a Cork Reporter editor threat, a resignation in Brooklyn, military prep, a refinery tank explosion near Freedom Pennsylvania, labor strikes ending, and a fatal shooting in Cleveland. Also mentions English law debates, a Red River troop convoy, an Albany bonds theft, and a Glasgow Junction sheriff pursuit.

Maj. Sigourney Mordaunt New York Samuel Brown Kerrigan Taoby Cork Woodfard Brooklyn Union Theodore Tilton Independent Connecticut Mystic Island Excelsior Oil Fréedom, Ps Josephy E. Cobb Portland and Ogdensburg Red River Collingwood Saint St. Marie Hamilton Harris Albany N. Y Andrew Bander Cleveland and Pittsburg Cleveland Northwestern Associated Press Briggs House Chicago Glasgow Junction

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