Doors and blinds firms on Fifth Ohio streets report
A list of manufacturers and suppliers from Quincy area names Gould Williams, Union Planing Mills, Menke Grimm & Co., Stoves and Tinware dealers, Bonnet & Duery, Comstock Castle & Co., Excelsior Works, Bergheper Tinware, and Washington street notes. Also mentions Lawrence firms at Front and Washington, and Delaware street works between 2nd and 4th. Includes brief dispatches on U S politics and Pacific Railroad bill developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Empire Line
Wm. Harvey
Alco
Keokuk Packet Co
Broadway
Bet
Alro Bud Wheat
Rys
Front Street
Union
Bagby & Wood
Center Mill
Corner Front
Jersey Strets
Tern
Choice Family Sour
City Bpring Milla
Bixth
Bret
York
Aeutucay
Exchange Mills
State
Ohio
Second Streets
Osborn & Co
TAR
Wheeler & Cruttenden
Tellico Mills
Delaware
Dick & Bros
Hagen
York Streets
J W. Brown
Third Street
Hampshire
Vermont
Wisconsin River
Meisser & Dickhut Cor
McComb
Geo
Seeves
Vermont Street
Bradford, Me
Ninth
Hampshire Et
Resta
West Quincy
Gould , Williams
Quincy Planing Mills
Fifth
Ohio Streets
Schmitt, Mulliser & CO
Union Planing Mills
Fourth-st
Quincy Horse Menke
Grimm *&Co
Hampshire and
Winth Streets
J F Provost
Foster’s Park House
Hampshire St
J . Adams & CG
Eighth Street
Bonnet ¢ & Duery
Ohio Street
Comstock, Castle ‘& CO
Front
Washington Streets
Excelsior Works
Delaware Street
Personal crisis and La Crosse disaster reported
May 16 reports describe Georgi A. Chambers aged 83 lying with a pistol in Bay City during a temporary mental lapse as Frank Wagner died by suicide before his wedding. La Crosse disaster updates list four likely dead including Mary Welch and a Kentucky gentleman, with losses totaling about 250000. Fire incidents include the St Nicholas Hotel blaze in Cairo causing fatalities and property damage, and a Watertown arsenal explosion with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrrorr
Georgi A. Chambers
Bay City
Frank Wagner
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Mary.Welch
Kentucky
Bop
Inera
Fire at LaCrosse and a West Point Cadetship
Reports from Chicago recount a fire at LaCrosse causing at least 300000 dollars in losses to warehouses depots and ships. In Washington Hon T W Pierce appoints Michael Howard a colored student to a West Point cadetship, son of a Mississippi state legislator.
Tennessee bans intermarriage in first reading
In Nashville the Tennessee Legislature approved a first reading bill prohibiting marriage between whites and colored persons. Decorated graves at Mount Auburn and City cemeteries drew several thousand mourners for Confederate dead. In Denver May 16 details of an Indian attack on Kansas and Pacific railroad workers report about twenty killed, many wounded, and three hundred stock driven off. Cavalry from Ft. Wallace will be sent to camps along the road. railroad work continues. Rome reports about one hundred Fathers oppose papal infallibility. London notes the Naturalization Treaty signed by Earl Clarendon and American Minister Motley. The Sappho race dispute is resolved with belief it met all conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Red Cloud
Gov. Campbell
Wyoming
Fort Fet
Esten. Smith
Washington
Nashville
Tennessee
Senate
Denver
Kansas and Pacific Railroad
Ft. Wallace
Carson
Rome
London
Earl Clarendon
Motley
Cowes
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Office Ice
Weertzs Sde
Waskieeren Pares
Ene
Vubleaten
Sabaeefbaan
Petates Factarsis
Ara Pope
Keedeve
Cree Carter
M.avise & Co
Corres
Vermont Streats
Als
Bisket
Bipreoth
Mainonts
Blage
Rudolph
Richey
Maine Street
Birt
North Side
Washington Park
Wahington
Wentworth
N. E Coptifes
Oak Streets
Hauworte
Baughyan
Apenees
W A Williamson
Richard
Hobert
cGorner
EEO _ CANBY
Chacee Trerr
Brown & Brob
Apd Wholesale Desser
Carriage Manufactorees
Hynes & Yoore
South Sixth Street
Pera
Jere Wepdall
Hamrahire
Tremont Howes
J.T Levy
Hampshire Street
Weyer & Waityhrad
Hammahire Street
Hetil
I Parrawulat
Sth
Ith
A. Hyman
Oak Hall
7Th
Vermot
Miss Phelps
Willeamson
North Front Street
Rehant API
Erfismnann
Frat Street
Spring
Neetyvilla coal _ CROCKERY
C. Goodman & Bro
Queenswars
Hampshire Arrest
PRY Goods
Wholeeate
J. Leary, Bro. & CO
Bili Ers & Malone
CNILL
Meine
Furniture—Wholesale and
Hetail
Spiegel & Thoms Faraiturs Co
Waterdoma
Maine Atreat
F. W. Jansen & Son
East Side
Wheeler, Andrews & CO
THOS
Austin & CO
Hanpshire Street
Market House Square
W. G. Warfield
Maine
Ure & Vermont
J. Trage
Schermerhorn, Bro
Hardw Berell
Fifth “Sr
Gurley
Pratt & Collins
Farry Landing
J Jonas & CO
Adams House
NG Paarsons
Fifth Arrests
Ballard House
Fourth
J Hughes
Wachinery Supplies
Gardner
Robertson
Matne
Main- Street
Bontheaat Corner
Jacob Metz
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Scheiner
Ebeitz
ACU Meter & CO
Art Emporium
Mans
E. Long & Cos
Seeger
Lally
Fourth Street
Mains & Jersey
J.B Bunting & CO
North Sixth Street
Curtis
Bel Tne
Oon
J. Grafptey
Fifth Street
Door South
Bixth-st
Mains and
Jersey
Usine Street
Chaubach Wno
Corth Sixth Street
Winveg. Anufacto WM Dxreesbach £ CO
St. Bet
Jersy Woood
Trowbridge
Stresta
GEO. V. Bristol
A.parker
Merchant Tailors
Dader
Quincy House
Quincy, Ilis
Jose
Sserstary Boutwell
Fanting
Europe
Sytopsis
Douglass
WasHingGton
Boutwell
Conscience Money
Alton
Ills
Secretary of the Treasury
Alcop
United States
Mount Sterling
Ill
Quartermaster’s Department
Pacific Railroad
Senate Pacific Railroad Committee
Pacific
Fremont
el Paso
Congress
New York
Reams
Cincinnati
Greeley
Tribune
Ladd
Talcott
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Maine Sts
HAT & Cap House
GEO. J. Large
Quincy
Empire Line
TOW
Gange
Cara
Stiri Pactagne Ieecdta
Cee
W. D. Bertlett
Trmstee Yevsueller
Illinois
Cairo
St. Nicholas Hotel
Loason
Boston
Watertown Arsenal
St. Louis
EureEka
William Odar
Joseph Tracy
Tracy
Odar
Calaboose
Omaha
Hamburg
LaCrosse
Rockford
Rock Island
West Point
Congressional
Benade
Ee Lee
Alabama
Decatur
Aberdeen
Way
Minnesota
Winnepeg
British Columbia
Casserly
Stewart
Warren
South
Lawrence
Crebs
Ohio River
Metropolis
Sargent
van Wyck
Schenck
Dawes
Bingham
Rnies
Judiciary Committee
Randall
Waashinetot
Iran Organization
Sre
Hoffman
N. Y
Arcade
R. R
Sons of Temeraire
Oper Institute
Jourdan
Evangelical Alliance
St. James Lutheran Church
15Th Streets
Chicago
Packet Company
War Eagle
American Merchants’ Express Company
MiHe
Ulrich
Keokuk
Mollie Mohler
Poughkeepsie
T. W. Pierce
Mississippi
Michael Howard
Young Howard
Mississippi House of Representatives
ST. Louis Railroad
ST. Louis Division
Trians
Beardstown
Louis
Leate Beardstown
Toledo
Wapis
Sp Yaraturn
Chapin
Jacksonville, Alton and St. Louis
Wartehal
Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Road
Bighton
Loosley
Myliate
ODOT
J. M. Smith & Co
Park House
Market Square
Calla
J. & Agey
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Buffalo
Northwest
Southwest
Great Lake Shore Line
Grand “Rapids
Cleveland
Rochester
Milier
Baker & Smith
Creamer
Crerroll
Clark Street
Chas F. Hatch
MORSE
West’n Ass. Ag’t
Oo. W. Gallup
Third and
Maine Streets
Quincy, Illinois
Hahnemann
Cleveland, O
Bchuyler Colfax
Palmer
Illnois
Fairchild
Wisonsin
Matt. Carpenter
Wisconsin
J. Young Scammon
Eaq
Henry Greenebumm
Dennis & McGindley
General Agenta
Quincy, Els
ICE
R. Stewart
Hampshire Sts
Quincy, Iles
Gtoues
Stew Srt
Front & Hampshire Sts
Tennessee Legislature
Mount Auburn
Whig Company
Quincy Tile
Wholves
S.J. Lesem
BRO. &Co
George Wieltambon
E.long & CO
D. Scheered Bore
J. D. Schermerbors
J. “Sonone
Schiermerhorn
Brow& Co
Keokuk Packett Company
Western
C. B. & Q Railroad
Joseph & Nelee
TR Eold
Ting
Caleb
West Side
Washington ‘Park
Republic Insurance Company
Pe & London & Globe
Gos
Isk Co
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Fifth Streets
Merchants
Farmers’ National Bank
U. S. P.nfield
First National Bank
J. W. Brown
E.j.parker
B. Bull
State Insurance’ CO
GiChGd
John Wood
Lorenzo Bull
F. W. Jansen
D. Vb
Meriam Yonkers
Charter Oak
Hartford
National ‘Bank
Martizanly
Firth of Woodruff & Pfeiffer
MNERV
Englane
GEO. KR. Pfeiffer
B. A. Fahnestock & CO
Pahnestock, Haslett& Schwarte
di E. L
Quincy, Mis