26 Aug 1870
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1870
Page
1
A chaotic jumble reports German advances around Metz and Paris with rail lines cut, Bahneus, and a French abdication push to Napoleon. American papers note Illinois growth, packing, real estate values, and state fairs amid distant war headlines.
A New York observer reports Paris mood after defeats, public opinion blaming Prussians while Napoleon III's government contemplates abdication. Metz siege tightens as German forces surround the city. reports of battles near Chalons and Verdun circulate amid growing calls for defense and national loan support.
Washington August 25 reports Secretary Robt Son telegraphs arrival tomorrow and mentions rapid promotions for Porter to Admiral and Goldsborough to Vice Admiral with Jenking to Rear Admiral. Porter appointed Admiral with mission dated August 20. Democratic Committee met with strong confidence in winning a majority in the next House. documents distribution noted as larger than prior efforts.
Nicolas Azcarate special envoy of the Spanish Government arrived in New York for talks with Cuban revolution leaders to determine terms for a peace declaration and settlement of all Cuban difficulties. He may interview in New York or Havana and carries instructions from the Spanish Ministers of Marine and Colonies.
Aug 25 Omana reports the Ligdorn expedition failed after splitting into three parties from Camp Brown South Pass. One group sought mountains, another headed toward the Bozeman road, all endured great privation with no paying prospects. Henry McHenry died of starvation. Nine days after his loss his dog returned famished. An excursion of Union Pacific agents to the Pacific coast is planned for Sept 14 from Omaha.
In Raneien on Aug 25 Judge Mitchell of the Superior Court enjoined the State Treasurer and Governor’s paymaster from paying Holden's soldiers. Citizens greeted the recently released prisoners with an ovation upon their return today. Speakers urged conciliation.
Jacob W. Pierce, a prominent capitalist, was thrown from his carriage and killed in Brooklyn last night when his horse bolted after a gunman fired a shot at the carriage. Police pursue clues as the incident is investigated.
Announcement from the college in a formal notice dated August 19 1550 lists the annual session details under the quartermaster's office, with a focus on the chain of departments and the role of the president Haangranrees. It includes references to public addresses and institutional organization.
A note from the school states the Primary Department will be overseen by an experienced teacher. Tuition costs in this department will be required as part of the program.
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