Austrian Army Advances and War Finance Moves Reported
Vinella May 3 reports Austrian troops advancing toward Cam brocazzo and Lollello with little combat. Paris May 4 notes volunteers accepted for two ees and a war credit of 90 million francs via national subscription. Officials deny Russia any alliance with other powers. Consuls closed. Trieste Venice Verona siege confirmed. Ginlay imposes provisions demand on Novara.
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Cambrocazzo
Lollello
Paris
St. Persispunc
Russia
Trieste
Venice
Verona
Ginlay
Novara
London Times
J. D'lerneli
France
Buffalora
Piedmont
Austria
Padagly
Steamship Vigo Arrives as News Sends Via Queenstown
May 17 report from St. Jonas N F notes the Vigo bound for New York after Belfast and Queenstown legs. Mr Farrell of Associated Press arrives Cape with first day in residence and signal flags the European steamer board in port. Also mentions Swiss Assembly neutrality approval and Bank of Prussia rate rise. Alexandria dispatch covers Rajah Maunsigh surrender and actions against rebels near Suez and Neapol. Lord Elgin aboard the Cairo.
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St. Jonas
N. F
Vigo
Belfast
Queenstown
New York
Het
Farrell
Associated Press
Cape
Federal Assembly
Federal Council
de Farier
Switzerand
Bank of Prussia
India
Alexandria
Suez
Bombay
Rajah Maunsigh
Mor-Deane
Manadra
Santia Topee
S Deawles
Richero
Neapol
Cairo
Lord Elgin
Fatal Buffalo and New York Express Train Disaster
A buffalo caused a derailment near a crossing one mile west of Sordan as the Buffalo and New York Express passed Syracuse New York at 10 25 am. Conductor Thos R Gifford was killed and two or three passengers fatally injured with fifteen to twenty others injured. Names of the injured to be reported when the train arrives.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalo
New York
Sordan
Thos.r. Gifford
Lavexworth
Denver City
Bes
Overland Express
Ihe
Wals
Horace Greeley
Leavenworth
Osarvatonic Don
Destructive Fire at Horicon Destroys Several Mills
A morning blaze at Horicon Wisconsin destroyed Mesers Woodford and Rich's Saw Mill Rice's Turning Shop Gates' Sash and Blind Factory a Chair Factory and a Planing Mill. Estimated loss about $25 000 with $1 000 insured on the Saw Mill. suspected incendiary work.
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Horrison
Wis
MiLwagee
Horicon
Woodford and Rich
Fire and Tornado Strike Memphis Block on Washington and Main
A destructive fire at Stevenson's block on Washington and Main in Memphis damages eight buildings. Listed sufferers include Lent & Trabeau Frank Smith & Co. McComb & Co. J. S. Chace & Co. 8 M. Coates H. Dow and H. H. Mette. Loss estimated at 150000 with partial insurance as a tornado accompanied the blaze. Rain and hail unroofed houses and caused further damage.
Washington News Roundup Highlights Mules for Utah Expedition
Serious charges face Capt. Vliet over nearly $2,000 spent on mules and stock for the Utah expedition and a court martial is likely. The British demand for Marshall Tyler’s surrender is rebuffed as not falling under the Ashburton treaty. Ex-President Pierce suggests another year abroad for his wife’s health. Reid completes his China legation with full satisfaction. Major powers favor temporary missions at Pekin while keeping McLane’s treaty base from Guadalupe Hidalgo. Judge Douglas heads to New Orleans. Goodyear’s Indian rubber fabric patent gains seven more years.
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Washington
Wasniscros
Mar
Vliet
Utah
Marshall Tyler
Ashburton
Pierce
Reid
China
Pekin
McLane
Guadaloupe Hidalgo
Missouri
Santa Fe
Gulf of California
Douglas
New Orleans
Goodyear
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Gwin
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Wm. Randall
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Geo. Armitage
Fred’k Sugden
Wm. Akrayd
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Joseph
Mary Ann
Chas
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Sa Ann Whiley
Henry Smith
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Thos. Wilson
Wm. Taylor
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Jno. Graham
Jas. Keene
Adamee
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Pat. Cleary
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Michael Scott
Catharine
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Marmpais
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Pike's Peak
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Dubuque
Iowa
Mneill & McLenan
Attorneys AT Law
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Dubuque, Iowa
WM. McLenan
J. B. O'Neill
Dawly
LTSE
Friend
Jennings
WM. C. Friend
Barber, Chapline, Barney & Dillon
T. Barker
Chapline & Dillon
W. J. Barney
Molony
Main
Jeblédawly
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Main Street
Jenlidawtt
H P. Leech
Attorney AT Law
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Wilson’s Building
No. 190
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Solon
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BP Mapad
Acon
Pascelle Mutual Fire Insurance
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Owa
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Whiesale
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Medler
Plank Road
Fifth Ward
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Maintreet
Fresteve Marble Works
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Chicago
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Iowa Street
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Towa
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Fencourage Home Manufactures
Talon
Las Lowa St
Sadler & Son
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Reaper and Mower
Rockford
Illinois
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Prof
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Solomon Mann
Ann Arbor
Mich
Judge Breese
Ilinois
H. L. Stewart
J. G. . Brookfield
Mase
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Monmouth
H. L. Williams
M.D. Peckemsville
Ala
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