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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1868

Page

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Express Company movement and moves in Congress

A movement is talked of for organizing a new Express Company in New York. The new English House of Commons met yesterday but adjourned to February 16. The fifteenth annual meeting of the Illinois State Teachers Association assembled at Peoria and will stay in session today. Recommendations and dispatches cover rail, debt, and political topics including the Chicago tunnel completion and a hoax shipwreck report. Reports mention governors, amnesty talks, and cabinet appointment speculation around General Grant and Jefferson Davis.

New Express New York House of Commons Illinois State Teachers’ Association Peoria Johnson Washington Chicago Tribune Grant Jefferson Davis

Banquet Honors Prof Morse Amid Speculation on Failures

New York hosts a complimentary banquet for Prof Morse with Chief Justice Chase presiding. Edward Thornton, Gov Curtin, Attorney General Evarts, Judge Pierrepont and other dignitaries attend as speakers include Chas Thornton Evarts Goldwin Smith Gov Curtin and Gen McDowell. The Herald links recent failures to extravagance and speculative trading.

Morse New York New Yor Justice Chase Edward Thornton Gov. Curtin Evarts Pierrepont Chas E. Thornton Mr. Evarts Goldwin Smith Curtain Gen. McDowell

Sleighing Party Tragedy Over Thin Ice Near Jackson Pa

A sleighing party traveling to an entertainment on Jackson pond broke through thin ice. Thirty people drowned with only the driver escaping. Nearby Prince and Bocharack's distillery on 5th Street burned last night.

Jackson Penn New York Prince & Bocharack’s Sth

Horrible Case of Wife Murder Near City Outskirts

A laborer named John Fogarty attacked his wife with a bar of iron on the outskirts of the city yesterday morning. She died within minutes. Fogarty was arrested and sent to jail.

CircaGo John Fogarty

Marriage Notices From Quincy And Liberty Adverts

In the city on December 24 by Rev. Hopkins Emery Daniel Young and Martha Whittaer of Quincy were joined. On December 27 at the bride’s father’s residence Rev. William Lierle united Henry T. Gale and Anna Schwartz, both of Liberty, NI. New advertisements.

Thie City 8. Hopkins Emery Daniel Young Martha Whittaerr Quincy Wm. RK. Lierle Henry T. Galefis Anna Schwartz All of Liberty

Turbulent Times in Europe and Washington News

A Paris report notes heavy snow in Washington as the Appropriations Committee works on early Congress action. Internal Revenue issues new regulations on tobacco repacking and distillery surveys. Greece-Turkey tensions rise with war prep. London House of Commons reconvenes, and naturalization treaty progress is cited. Dispatches from Constantinople describe arsenal preparations and Hobart Pasha fleet movements. Marshal Pavia’s death and Madrid budget cuts are reported alongside Vienna confirming Turkish demands backed by Europe’s Great Powers.

Washington Des Committee On Congress Commissioner of Internal Revenue Harland Loxpon Constantinople Greece Hobart Pasha House of Commons Reverdy Johnson London Workingmen’s Society United States Great Britain United States Senate Maprio Marshal Pavia Madrid Vienna Presse Stys Turkey Europe

Report of Afigits in Arkansas and New Orleans

Reports from Watton Arkansas claim militia are building stockades around Augusta jail and arresting prominent citizens. Arkansas river travelers note cotton fields white and laborers joining militia. Alabama legislature adjourns sine die with next session in July. New Orleans steamship Beanford seized then released after no weapons found. New York court events involve Blaisdell and Ecke whisky cases and Erie road receiver appeal. Attorney General Evarts opposes current license laws. $15,000 raised to test them in Supreme Court.

Arionsap Mirputs Watton Atkansas Augusta Messrsey Cramp Lyset Walfork Ible Arkansas River Montcoxmry Ala Beanford Evarts New Yore United States District Court Blaisdell and Ecke Supreme Court Cardozo Sutherland Davis Erie Road Geo. H. Pendleton Brooklyn United States Supreme Court

Peruvian Steamer Maranon Sails to Escort Monitors

The Peruvian steamer Maranon sailed today to join the monitors and escort them to Pensacola where they will be repaired to sea worthy condition.

New Orleans Pensacola

Three old Offenders Arrested in Boston Robbery Case

Boston December 30 Augustus Perry alias Blanchard arrested in Ogdensburg New York with Jennings and Charles Stedman held to answer for robbing broker Charles H. Gooding's office on State street over two years ago. $10,000 in gold coin stolen.

Boston Augustus Perry Blanchard Ogdensburg N. Y Jennings Charles Stedman Charles H. Gooding State Street

Submarine earthquake reported off Atlantic by Euphrosyne

Captain Christi of the bark Euphrosyne describes a Atlantic disturbance near 16 40 N 4 W with overcast skies, distant cannoning, compass fluctuation, meteors, and fish leaping as volcanic sea activity continued through the night until sunrise.

Londen News Atlantic Christi Euphrosyne

Saulsbury Arrested for Drunken Disorderly Conduct in Bayard Home

Senator Willard Saulsbury of Delaware was arrested early this morning at the residence of Hon. James A. Bayard after forcing entry and collapsing drunk in a Bayard room. He was taken to imprisonment and later discharged by Mayor Valentine. The same column notes civil engineering professor appointments at Vermont State University and the death of former Kentucky Governor Charles S. Moorehead in Greenville, Mississippi, after serving as a Confederate agent in England.

Wilmington Del Saulsbury Willard Saulsbury United States Senate Delaware James A. Bayard Wingate Baylis Bayard Vermont State University Charles E. Tilsley Washington University St. Louis Charles S. Moorehead Kentucky Greenville Miss England

Railroad Stocks Surge Then End Mixed On Broad Gauge News

Morning trading showed strength with heavy activity in N Y Central Rock Island and Chesapeake and Ohio amid a broad advance. By 6:30 PM market turned unsettled yet strong with Erie negotiating broad gauge linkage to Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central. Ohio and Mississippi tied closer to Erie. Money demand remained high and rates were tight with commissions added. Government bonds stayed buoyant earlier then slipped slightly in late trading.

N. Y. Central Rock Island Benen St. Paul Pacific Mail Giisy Prarees Sigg R.T NY Soire Erie Erie Company Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad Erie Chicago Ohio and Mississippi Co Savadel

St Louis Live Stock Market Report Summary

St Louis market note details hoges steady at ten cents with 198,000 head traded. Cattle offerings described as quiss with light supply and modest demand.

St. Louis Hoge—Steedy

First Quaker to join British Cabinet

John Bright becomes the first Quaker to enter the British Cabinet. The report notes this historic shift and hints at political reshaping within the government. It mentions accompanying figures and the changing role of the Executive Mansion.

Fain to Head A. 8.ROEs- Cloud on the Heart

A fragment mentions Fain taking a lead in the 8 ROEs and a phrase cloud on the heart in the Illuminated Western World. The readable items hint at a literary or editorial piece with symbolic imagery and names not fully clear in the OCR.

Bont “Fain Roes

Witness State Teachers Association First Day Proceedings

The Illinois State Teachers Association met in Peoria with about 40 attendees. Vice President Coy chaired. J B Roberts spoke against compulsory attendance. Prof J A Sewall demonstrated botany. R Edwards defended coeducation, praised by many, while C J Munsell offered a powerful counter. Evening sociable crowded the hall.

State Teachers’ Association Peoria Illinois State Teachers’ Association Coy Bristol J. B. Roberts Empirers J. A. Sewall Normal R. Edwards Normal University C. J. Munsell Wesleyan University Bloomington New York National Institute of Letter, Arts, and Sciences

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