Famine in Persia and multiple political moves noted
The day’s brief items report ongoing famine in Persia and a smallpox outbreak in Edinburgh. Kentucky Governor Lessix signs the Kansas temperance bill’s passage, while a jury is set to try Sroxis for Fisk’s murder. The late Speaker Dennis is titled Viscount Ossis. Tax tweaks target fine gut tobacco at 16 and 24 cents. In Winona Minnesota a house with three children burned. Senate Committee backs Hace for Assistant Secretary of State. Ex-Congressman Stoxzs convicted. Mormons defer Utah statehood. Ohio Senate mandates written jury charges. President orders indictments for bribes from congressional testimony. Schiff bill passes in Ohio House to redraw city lines by 25th inst.
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Lessix
Kentucky
Kansas House
Sroxis
Fisk
House of Commons
Jenvs Hayes
Senate Foreign Committee
Hace
Stoxzs
Tennessee
Washington
Utah
Congress
New York
Ohio House
Schiff
Senate
House Committee On
Dayton
Cincinnati
van Amburgh
Geo. Richards
Kitty Rodebaugh
Kemp-Sayler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
State Board OF Charities
Ohio
Board of State Charities
Press
Schiff Bill Passes and State Board Changes Reported
Columbus dispatch reports the Schiff bill passed the House after amendments and heads to the Senate for concurrence. The Toledo and Woodville Railroad got permission to build a Maumee river bridge. The Artesian Spring Company incor poration is filed in Williams County. Visitors include Gen. McCook and ex-members, with Mack pursuing a redistricting plan. The State Board of Agriculture tours counties, and a Kemp-Sayler contest looms in the Senate.
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Board OF Public Works
Toledo & Woodville Railroad
Maumee River
Toledo
A. F. ‘Beach
Schiff
Senate
The
Artesian Spring Company
Stryker
Williams County
Ohio
State Geological Corps
J.sweetes
London
Assembly
Martin Welker
Wooster
J. 5. Robinson
Kenton
A.S. McCook
Steubenville
Mack
Sandusky Register
Gen. Sherwood
Joint
Huron County
Vote on Logan's Chicago relief bill and related trials
Washington reports show Logan's Chicago relief bill was reconsidered with 25 yeas and 23 nays. The piece also notes Stokes convicted in Tennessee, Stromeyer turning state's evidence, and a Treasury letter urging coerced claims payments. Additional items cover Mormon admission strategy, a proposed tariff on tobacco, coffee and tea duties, and steamboat safety reforms.
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Chicago
Logan
Yeas
Anthony
Bayard
Blair
Borman
Carpenter
Casserly
Chandler
Cole
Conkling
Corbett
Ferry
Mich
Flanagan
Frelinghuysen
Gilbert
Goldthwaite
Hamilton
Texas
Kelly
Morrill
St. Morton
Patterson
Saulsbury
Sherman
Stevenson
Stockton
Ames
Caldwell
Cameron
Clayton
Fenton
Harlan
Hill
Hitchcock
Kellogg
Norwood
Osborn
Pomeroy
Rice
Robertson
Spencer
Sumner
Tipton
Trumoull
Vickers
West
Wilson
Wright
Scott
Schurz
Stokes
Tennessee
Stromeyer
Powell
Treasury
Capt. Beatty
Washington
G. Victor Pows
T, W.B. Stokes
New York News: Clews & Co reports calm after panic
From New York Feb 18 Messrs Henry Clews Co in receipt of London updates from Clews Habicht Co government agents confirming recovery of American securities from recent panic and noting English Ministry denunciations reprobated in London financial circles with public demand for ministry change.
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New York
Messrs
Henry Clews & Co
London
Clews, Habicht & Co
Taxes on National Banks and Bright Case in Supreme Court
From Indianapolis February 13 the Supreme Court affirmed the Superior Court ruling that national banks must pay school taxes county taxes and railroad donations. The Bright perjury case remains ongoing with expected continuation through the week. Cincinnati excursionists are in Indianapolis en route to coal fields and Terre Haute to inspect manufacturing facilities.
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Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Cincinnati Gazette
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Superior Court
R. J. Bright
Delegates named to Ohio River Improvement Convention
Ironton Ohio February 13 delegates selected at the Board of Trade meeting for the Ohio River Improvement Convention to be held in Cincinnati February 20. John Campbell D R Wolf W T McQuigg Col George R Gray Col E M Norton and M Wise named as delegates or alternates. A revival at Wesley Chapel reports about fifty conversions to date.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Ironton
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
John Campbell
D.r.wolf
W. T. McQuigg
Richmond News Meeting for Board of Trade Reorganization
Richmond Inc reports a call to assemble business men next Saturday evening to reorganize the Board of Trade. Weather notes mention a return of winter after a brief spring, with a predicted cold snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Richmond, Inc
Board of Trade
Severe Wind Storm Disrupts Rock Island Bridge and Town
Severe wind roared through Rock Island Ili nois on February 13. The gale toppled scaffolding on a new bridge and church towers, tore at a quilt factory and other structures, and sent debris across the river. Forty pedestrians on the riverbank lost their footing as winds drove objects, while walls and windows suffered damage throughout the area.
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Rocx Iscanp
Ivo
Taterfess
Beltiy Dan Idetiaekiees
Nat Koure
Es Oly Dante
Hale Nomination and Tax Changes Reported Favorably
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee favored Charles Hale's nomination. The Ways and Means Committee approved maintaining tobacco tax at sixteen cents per pound and lowering the distilled spirits tax from thirty-two to twenty-four cents. They asked the Internal Revenue Service for a consolidated tax proposal basis. The lead duty debate included reducing pig lead duty to curb foreign monopoly, with U.S. lead largely mined domestically but imported for demand. Stokes convicted on a second indictment over Beatty's Independent scouts. a 13,000 payment contested. Forney resignation from the Philadelphia port role noted with Grant's letter of regard and praise. International Copyrights talks continued with arguments on granting foreign authors rights conditioned on U.S. manufacture.
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Committee of Ways and Means
Maryin T. Read
New York
Finance Committee
United States
Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis
Seaboard
Thomas Sterling
Virginia
Union Selchers
Stokes
Beatty
Fentress County
Tenn
Congress
Forney
Col
J. W. Forney
Washington
Philadelphia
Tring
Col N J Coleman Nominated for Missouri Governor
From Jefferson City reports indicate Democratic lawmakers south of the Missouri river caucused to propose a State ticket with Col N J Coleman of the Rural World for Governor. Coleman was on the last ticket for Lieutenant Governor and is influential in country districts. Names of other ticket members are largely unknown and the ticket appears weak.
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Cincinnati Gasette
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Missouri River
Col N. J. Coleman
Rural World
Coleman
Railroad sale and labor convention notes from Missouri
Indictments against seven officials in Cole county over a railroad transfer to the St. Louis and Northern company. State Labor Reform Convention at Turner Hall nominates delegates to the Columbus national convention with A E Grenny and A W McKee among leaders. A railroad bridge span near Leavenworth nears completion as one span remains. Jefferson City dispatch reports convict Thomas Connell in the Penitentiary reprieved to April 15 for mental evaluation after a murder sentence death.
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Lou Feb
Jefferson
Wenien
Cole County
St. Louis
Northern Railroad Company
Wis
Turner Hall
Tes
Columbus
Democrat
Jefferson City
Thos. Connell
Lafayette Burns
Southern Railroad Bill Signed in Kentucky
Gov. Leslie signed the Cincinnati Southern Railway bill with Senate amendments, making it law. The step drew quiet congratulations from supporters who believe major obstacles have been overcome, though hopes remain for removing remaining charter restrictions.
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Frankfort
Leslie
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Senate
Mardi Gras King Carnival Parade in New Orleans
Crowds packed Royal Chartres Camp St Charles and Canal streets as the King of the Carnival led a grand procession in New Orleans with a later allegorical Homeric pageant. In Memphis crowds swarmed streets as King Momus ruled a carnival day with masked processions, fireworks, and ball festivities across the city.
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New Orleans
Royal Chartres
Camp
St. Charles
Poydras
Julia
Carondelet
Canal Street
Yeomanry
Boeuf Gras
Flanders
Charles Street
Lafayette Square
Dar
Neipal
Alexis
Forlows
Paris
Helen
Venus
Agamemnon
Nestor
Bresseis
Achilles
Thetes
Vulcan
Patroclus
Diomed
Priam
Cassandra
Helenus
Apollo
Diana
Hector
Mars
Ulysses
Polyphemus
Circe
Se Ha
Charybdis
Hades Follo
Alcinous
Penelope
Homer
Varieties Theater
Juno
Minerva
Opera House
St. Charles Theater
Academy of Music
Memphis
Napoleon
Rip van Winkle
Schneider
Momus
Penton
Three Children Perish in Winona Fire
A devastating house fire in Jeffisson township Winona County Minnesota at 2 o clock in the afternoon killed three children. Wind blew toward the dwelling as flames rapidly engulfed part of the structure. property loss estimated between 3000 and 4400 dollars with partial insurance coverage through Republic of Chicago.
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Winona
Mixn
Jeffisson
Republic of Chicago
Vessel wreckage sighted near Yorx from Galveston voyage
A report from Yorx dated February 13 notes discovery of extensive wreckage and debris, likely from a vessel, carried by large tides. The items indicate a ship in distress or lost at sea, with several large pieces found washed ashore near the coast.
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Galveston
Assassination unrest and Persia famine in dispatches
Telegraphs from Bombay report intense excitement in India over the Earl Mayo assassination as Calcutta and Bombay discuss the event. Persian famine continues with many deaths. Livingstone expedition funds rise. Edinburgh declares smallpox epidemic.
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Earl Mayo
Bombay
India
Calcutta
Teheran
Persia
Prince OF Wales
Livingstone
Banquet Honors Japan Embassy in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake February report details a grand dinner for Minister Delong and the Japanese embassy with 120 guests. Toasts praised Emperor Japan and U.S. leaders, Judge McKean and Gen. Morrow spoke, and Prince Irakura lauded Japan's rapid progress. Late-night dancing followed, amid snowbound trains and a Utah political note on Judge McKean’s leave.
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Salt Lake
Delong
Utah
Japan
United States
Thos. H. Bates
Irakura
Long
Ser
Charley
O. H. Hempstead
McKean
Morrow
C. A., Hawley
Oscar G. Sawyer
New York
San Francisco
Isthmus
Union Pacific
Creston
Steam Power on the Canal and Elections Note
From Chicago the plan to run boats along the Illinois and Michigan Canal using a cable lays in the canal middle with a steam propeller, a route at five per hour drawing eight to ten canal boats. The Common Council appointed a committee for a public reception for the Japanese guests. In court Alderman Whitaker faces trial over alleged bribe. Cook County Commissioners authorize bonds of two hundred thousand dollars. There are 9,300,000 bushels of grain in store or afloat.
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Curiaco
Pec & Talcott
Ilinois & Michigan Canal Commissioners
Chi
Alderman Whitaker
Thaarel
Yan Des Cyfairond
Dubya
H. Fa
D. Willis James
J. F. Slater
X .Uchardt
K. Jesup
John Crerar
Sam A. Strong
John Parley
Cook County
Senate Petitions and New Bills in Ohio Legislature
The report lists Senate petitions from Crawford and Stark counties urging bills on education borrowing and theft recovery, plus numerous House bills on taxes, liquor laws, cemetery grounds, university boards, and public notices. The Schiff redistricting bill dominates an afternoon session with Fallis and Little debating commission authority and court oversight before passage amid amendments and then other state and federal actions.
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Schiff
Fallis
Cincinnati
Superior Court
Senate
Hamilton County
West End
Platting Commission
Taft
Fort Scott rail aid vote extends support to lake project
In Scott Kansas on February 13 the city and county of Fort Scott voted to extend aid to the Fort Scott and Gulf line and to the lake project, signaling local support for railroad development and regional water plans.
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Kansas
Scott, Ks
Ibon
Fort Scott
Lake & Gull
Frankeirn Case Dismissal Hints at New Action
In Frankeirn Pennsylvania the suit by B and Company against Sterling Bonsal concerning an oil matter was dropped after a jury trial and the court allowed withdrawal. A new case may be started against the defendant in December.
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FrankEirn
B & Co
Nst
Sterling Bonsal
Jersey City Purchases and Rail Crash Report
Jersey City bought one hundred Jota on the hill for a new city project and a twelve hour test. A Chicago Northwestern freight wreck near Evansville Wisconsin injured several, including Gus Barber, with two engines and several cars derailing. The wreck was cleared by noon, trains resumed. McCall Black Water Cure building in Gallessure Iowa burned leaving extensive losses.
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Jersey City
New City
Sion
St. Joseph
Evansville
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Gus
Barber
Eva
Galessure
McCall & Black
River report from many ports shows rising rivers and open navigation
Telegraph dispatches relay river conditions across Brownsville to Louisville noting rising water in channels from 4 to 6 feet and ice breaking or gorging. Weather ranges from cold and clear to rain, with several steamboats arriving or departing and Mardi Gras activities mentioned in Arkansas River trade. The Florence Lee passes Shawneetown. the Chesapeake and Fannie Dugan appear on schedules. several boats resume trips as ice yields.
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The
Cincinnati Gazette
Brownsville
W. Va
Greenstone
Monongahela
Wheeling
Belmont Mills
New Orleans
Belle Lee
Memphis
Kate Kinney
Evansville
Lrttce
Chesapeake
Fannie
Cairo
Mohawk
Samson
Louisville
Mary McDonald
Mollie Ebert
Cincinnati
Evansville, Inc
Fannie Dugan
Huntington
Guyandotte
St. Lovurs
Missouri
Arkansas Belle
St. Joseph
New Madrid
White River
Tom Jasper
Island 26
Longworth
Madrid
Troxton
Telegraph
Uwp
Tom. Farrow
Leslie Combs
Liberty No
Liberty
Aurora
Ind
Louisvile
Indiana
Baldwin
Robert Mitchell
Falls
Salt River
Cotton Markets Across Cities Show Dull Early Trading
On Mardi Gras day February 13, cotton prices were irregular with modest sales. New Orleans quote good ordinary at 2 1/16 cents, low middling 2 1/4, middling 2 2/3 cents, with 9,143 bales received and total stock 244,068. Similar dull tone in Galveston, Mobile, Charleston, and Savannah with middlings around 21 1/4 to 22 cents and varying receipts.
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New Orleans
Havre
Continent
Baltic
Galveston
Mobile
Charleston
Savamnaah
Buffalo Live Stock Market Burrato February 13
Buffalo market report shows 2125 cattle mostly average quality with firm to active tone. Illinois steers 112 head 1247 lbs at 5 6244, Ohio 96 head 1246 lbs at 5 62 575, Michigan 600 head 1150 lbs at 5 6234, 27 prime Michigan 1585 lbs at a premium. 635 head sold 450 to 475. Sheep and lambs receipts 3600 head. Ohio sheep 152 head at 7 90, Canada sheep 24 head at ?
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Burrato
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report from East Liberty
East Liberty February 13. The arrivals were heavy and best stock sold at 66 dollars per hundred weight with stockers around 5.25. Sales ranged from 7.8 to 7.8 for rations, medium at 62.75, and common at 50. Hoes were light for good quality, slow for common, with best at 550 to 575 and Yorkers around 60.
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Pittsburg
East Lherty
Carrie
Watertown Live Stock Market reports cattle and sheep sales
Watertown Mass February 13 BrEw Cattle receipts for the week reach 416 head with light supply. Prices show choice at 10 to 10 25, extra at 9 25 to 9 75, first at 8 25, second quality at 5 75 to 8 00, third around 5 50 to 6 75. Sheep and lambs receipts total 2,353 head with lots sold from 3 00 to 5 00 each and extras up to 5 50 to 8 25.
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Watertown
Mass
Shane
Nilsson's Crazy Lover Again
Chas T Busch, confined as insane for obsessing over Mile Nilsson, escaped from the island workhouse. After days of search including the boat, he was found playing piano at a North William street home and re-arrested, with no clear explanation of his escape.
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New York
Chas. T. Busch
Nilsson
Clarendon
Work House
Keenan
Commissioners of Charities and Correction
Busch
North William Street
Garnier outlines plan to rebuild Tuileries pavilions
M Garnier reports the Tuileries is ruined beyond reuse with the palace calcined. He proposes rebuilding only the two pavilions while preserving an open arcade between them to reveal the Louvre across the Champs Elysees.
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M. Garnier
Tuileries
Louvre
The
Champs Elysees
Annual Exhibits of the Book Concern Report Debts and Assets
The Methodist Book Committee met behind closed doors to review annual exhibits of the New York and Western Book Concerns. Officers presented department reports and the chief clerk verified them, with Kilbraith requesting more time to prepare his expert audit. The New York exhibit shows total assets of 1,850,315.50 and liabilities of 735,135.93, including a $60,000 mortgage paid off, insurance pending, and increased capital from 986,016.41 to 1,055,179.57.
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New York Herald
Methodist Book Committee
Eee
New
Carli
Lamaban
Carlton
Kilbraith
Csassssesis Dbscayes Vesseeesesecepe Bath
Western Book Concern
Chicago Fire
Cincinnati
Amet
Byder
Chicago
New York
Gen. Moore
Malthy
Vernon
Europe
The Men of Wall Street
Eli Perkins writes on powerful market operators led by Conte Smith and Daniel Drew, noting Smith’s art gallery and yacht, Drew’s market control via puts, Banker and Schell in the Vanderbilt circle, Rufus Hatch’s rituals funding, Boody’s Wabash presidency, Sage’s St. Paul fortune, Stockwell’s Pacific Mail bids, and plans to link Sewing Machines with Pacific Mail.
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Eli Perkins
New York
Conte Smith
Tony Morse
John Wtobvin
Daniel Drew
Chicago
Mr. Smith
Vely
Northwestern
James M. Banker
Bank of New York
Henry Smith
Smith
Banker
Richard Schell
Vanderbilt
Rufus Hatch
Maj. Selover
T. B. Musgrove
Dr. Ewer
Mr. Hatch
Mr. Musgrove
Henry Keep
A. Boody
Wabash Railrouad
Boody
Russel Sage
Milwar
Howe
Pacific Mail
Big Audience Sees Surprise Marriage at Corydon
A Corydon Methodist Church wedding ends with a dramatic delay as a Central Illinois suitor fails to arrive on time. Mrs Sallie Adams marries S P Hill at her own home after last minute arrangements. They depart for Illinois to begin married life together.
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New
State of
Illinois
House of Prayer
Poe
Sallie J. Adams
Sallie J. Hill
8. P. Hill
Army land grant swindle exposes 1812 veterans bill flaw
Congress sought 160 acres per 1812 war veteran by pay roll proof but oral testimony led to mass fraud. Twenty seven thousand men claimed Plattsburg 1814 service though only eight thousand fought. Despite complete proofs, many cases stood as monstrous errors yet could not be rejected.
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Congress
Plattsburg
Berlin plans invited for new Parliament building designs
A call to architects worldwide to submit designs for a new Berlin Parliament House with plans due by April 15. A total prize fund of 4220 dollars will be awarded, including 844 dollars for each of the four next best designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prussia
New York Merchants Plundered by Leet Co Monopoly Claims
Testimony before a congressional committee in New York details alleged extortion by Leet & Co and the general order warehouses. Witnesses report inflated storage and labor costs, high profits, and political influence over port duties. Cases include cannel coal weight disputes and seizures of importers books at the Custom House.
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Congressional Committee
New York
N. Y. Tribune
Leet & Co
A. T. Stewart
Henry G Steyer
Benjamin H. Hutton
Francis M. Bixby
North River
Edward C. Johnston
Smythe
Republican Party
Leet
Lindsay
Jayne
Clark
Col. Leet
Col. Stocking
Give Us More Light Translated From the Volksfreund
A Cincinnati letter laments the city’s dependence on southern rail lines cut by ice and seeks a direct Southern railroad. It criticizes Jimmy Fitzgerald Bissell and Fallis for opposing the Southern road, urges action to build the railroad now, and asks for clearer leadership to boost trade and employment.
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Volksfreund
Epior
Pittsburg
Cairo
Queen City
West
Louisville
New York
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
New Orleans
Messrs
Fitzgerald, Bissell
Fallis
Peale
Cincinnati
Musk
Classification of inebriates by Dr. Parrish at New York meeting
Dr. Joseph Parrish outlined a three category scheme for inebriates at a New York gathering. He cites eighty four of the first class and notes cures and declines, describes the second class with varying outcomes, and reports progress in the third class among forty six individuals with several fully cured.
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New York
Joseph Parrish
Parrish
Twen
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