Daily Gazette item digest from national and state politics
News digest notes the Japanese Embassy leaving Chicago for Washington, no quorum in Ohio Legislature, Pope directs French bishops to back Count de Caramaep, London grand celebration, Count oe Cuamnonp travels from Antwerp to Dordrecht, and several U S congressional items. Maine liquor amendment, New York port health officer change, supplemental apportionment bill for ten states, Senate passes relief for Postmaster Bastian and art duties for Cleveland exhibition. House and Senate debate and adjournments, various bills on tax, banking, iron duty, tea, legacy taxes, and canal projects.
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Chicago
Washington
Ohio
Count de Carama
France
London
Prince of Wales
Oe Cuamnonp
Antwerp
Dordrecht
Rotterdam
Fran
Gwainville
Maine
Carwocnan
Port of New York
Wax DrRpoo
House
Judiciary Committee
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tennessee
Louisianna
Alabama
Florida
Congress
Senate
Bastian
Cleveland
Wicour
Iowa
Weer
Louisiana
New York City
Scuwrz
Grant
Scmner
Pennsylvenia
Committee of Ways and Means
Missouri
St. Joseph
Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay
Lake Michigan
Yellowstone Valley
Harrisburg
McGrew
W. Va
St. Merriam
N. Y
Montana
Wyoming Territories
Quorum Lapse and Various Ohio Developments Reported
From Columbus reports note both legislative chambers failed to reach a quorum and adjourned after brief sessions. The Agricultural College weighs a college farm hotel, Starling Medical College held commencement, and Lucas family concert advertised for Opera House. A Meigs County firm forms, rail consolidation bill debated, redistricting maps drawn, and liquor law petitions favor modification. Samuel Galloway illness improves. E Morse lectures on fishes and birds. next talk on higher animals.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Coumacs
The
Agricultural College
Starling Medical College
Middleport Furniture Company
Meigs County
Capital Stock
E. Morse
Opera House
Lucas
Samuel Galloway
Wilson
Madison
Ohio
Liberal Republican Movement Bribery Report in Kansas
In a Fort Scott Monitor dispatch from St. Louis dated February 27, the paper lambastes bribery in state politics. It cites Jim Lane as the sole senator elected without corruption, notes vast sums spent to sway legislatures, and praises Kansas for exposing high level graft while forecasting new expulsion of Tammany-linked figures.
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Cincinnati Gazette
St. Louis
Fort Scott
Senate
Pomeroy
Caldwell
Kansas
Commonwealth
Kansas Liberal Movement Aims at State Committee
A Hannicar Kansas dispatch reports a meeting to organize a State committee and issue a call to reform a liberal faction. Delegates would attend a reconvention, with leaders including Ross, Mark J. Parrott, W. N. Wood, and T. H. Walker, amid divisions within parties and railroad influence discussed. The Bribery Inquiry’s findings question large promises for Caldwell’s election, suggesting a $10,000 figure rather than the $100,000 claimed, with denials from the railroad president.
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Wanlotts
HannicKansas
Uarlem
Felmware
Ross
Mark J. Parrott
W. N. Wood
Unkford
T. H. Walker
Union Pacific
Adams
Ublican
United States
Wells
Leavenworth
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Caldwell
Burnsides the Detective Arrested for Perjury in Springfield
Samuel Pennington alias Samuel Burnsides, hired to ferret out burglars, was arrested on an affidavit by Pug Gard. Charged with perjury, he waived examination, bound over to Tremont court, bail set at $1,000 then reduced to $500. City officials stood as his bondsmen amid city excitement. Clarke County Teachers Institute scheduled for March 9 in Springfield.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Strineriscup
Samuel Pennington
Samuel Burnsides
Pug Gard
Burnsides
Tremont
Justice of the Peace
William Warder
P. P. Mast
John H. Thomas
Clarke County Teachers’ Institute
Accident at Bryant's Station Killed While Hunting
At Bryant's Station on the Fort Wayne road a man was killed when his leg was crushed attempting to alight from a locomotive cow catcher. Also, a man by the Kem family near the city was killed by a falling tree while coon hunting. The Commissioners Court convenes at Centerville next Monday.
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Ricusono
Bryant
Ft. Wayne
Whey
Wm. Kem
Commissioners’ Court
Centerville
Pacific Road Opens Again Kreidse Onanma
Reports from the West say the line is warm and trains move regularly. The river rises slowly and the temporary bridge remains in use. A permanent track is rapidly laid for the high bridge and its approaches, and trains may cross in a few days.
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Onanma
German boy Klingler convicted and sentenced to hang
From St Louis at Laws February 27 Max Klingler, the German boy, was convicted and sentenced to hang for murdering him and nearly killing his aunt Sea Dionne. His execution had been reprieved on several occasions, and further deferral was sought pending a decision by the United States Supreme Court. The case was heard in a northern defense context last night as the plediment eyew Yor land in the north.
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St. Louis
Laws
Max Klingler
Sea Dionne
United States
Chicago relief bill and naval steamship subsidy debate
The Chicago relief delegation pressed the Senate Finance Committee to broaden the relief bill while contesting current provisions. A House panel advanced Shellabarger's steamship subsidy measure to fund multiple Atlantic Pacific routes with per ton bonuses, and a Texas Pacific Railroad amendment proposed consolidations with Southern Pacific and Memphis & El Paso.
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Texas Pacific Railroad
Wheeler
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Southern Pacitic
Memphis
el Paso
Tammany Committee Plans Reorganization Meeting
New York notes a Committee of Twenty two chaired by Ottendorfer to craft a reorganization plan and to invite conferences with prominent Democrats. Also reported are governance concerns at Seaman s Retreat Staten Island and appointment of Dr Vanderpool as Health Officer. The Stokes trial resumes with defense resting and prosecution set to proceed. Several indictments issued, a contempt fine for Geo Skillman, Mayor Hall s case adjourned, and Legrand Lockwood funeral. A general order tariff is prepared for Chamber of Commerce consideration. A paired five mile boat race is arranged for $1000 a side between Coulter Cavett and Biglin on May 20 in Philadelphia. The New York City charter of the Committee of Seventy passes the Assembly.
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House Committee On Commerce
Shellabarger
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Postmaster-General
Secretary of the Interior
Board of Commerce
New York
England
Europe
Atlantic
Serra
Mexico
San Francisco
Australia
East India Islands
New Orleans
Mexican
Gulf
Pacific
Mississippi
Ohio
Great Lakes
Brazil
China
Sheldon
Lynch
Committee of Twenty-two
Tammany
Ottendorfer
Albany
Staten Island
Carnochan
Oakley Vanderpool
Port of
Harry Coulter
Lew Cavett
Barney
John Biglin
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
Charles Kahn, Jr
Woolley
Meyer
Fires Ravage Mills and Stores Across New York and New Hampshire
A sequence of fires across New York and New Hampshire reports harmony mills in Connors burning for a loss around 40000, Columbia Manufacturing packing house in Dover loss about 100000, Chapman Sherman and Hufert stores in Dover Plains loss 35000, Harmony Mills storehouse in Avpany at 40000 to 50000 insured 32000, and Dover Plains fires fueled by unknown causes with significant uninsured totals.
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Connors
N. Y
Harmony Mills
Dover
N. H
Columbia Manufacturing Company
Dover Plains
Chapman & Sherman and Hufert’s
Avpany
Cohoes
PovGuxKeepstr
Chapman's
Sherman’s
Huscutt
Boiler Explosions Kill Injure In Two Cities
In Cleveland a stationary engine boiler exploded, wrecking the engine house and flinging parts across the river. Engineer Charles Coe was severely injured, likely fatally. cause unknown. In Milwaukee the Best South Side Brewery boiler burst, shattering windows, wrecking part of the building, but no deaths occurred and damage was around $5,000.
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Cleveland
Fee
Ros
Igan So Shore
Mic Uthern
Charles Coe
Milwaukee
Best
Southside
Navy Yard changes in all departments at Mare Island
From San Francisco Feb 26 a large number of changes in all departments at Mare Island Navy Yard were made. Those removed and the new appointees are all Republicans and friends of different Congressmen. Edward B gern Post Assistant Surgeon USN, a Philadelphia native and veteran of the North Atlantic squadron, died instantly in Oakland yesterday from heart paralysis while serving on James Ivey during the war.
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San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Edward B. Gern
U. 8S. N
Phiadelphia
North Atlantic
James Ivey
Oakland
Death of the Vicar General of Baltimore
The Vicar General Henry Benedict Caskey administrator of the Archdiocese of Baltimore died this evening after several weeks illness in his sixty fourth year. Native of Frederick County Maryland he has served as Vicar General since 1849. In 1854 he received appointment by the Pope of Set Portland Maine. The funeral is set for day at 9 o clock in the morning.
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Emd
David T. Sherman
Sarah Sherman
District Court of
Delaware County
Tue
Henry O. Gilbert
Andrew J. Port
James
Negley
Frank Jeffers
George Say
E. Towler Stoddard
Thomas J. Johnson
Samuel W. Ward
Robert Logan
William Doak
Ward Woodward
Wm. B.sloane
Ann McWilliams
William B. Sloane
Joseph Matt
Joseph Heinz
John Thalls
State of
Ohio
Patrick Burke
State of Ohio
Matthew F. Bowser
Sarah A. Kincade
Nathaniel Griffith
Wm. C. Fletcher
John
Roseberry
M. J. Swadener
Embassy Visit Highlights Curiosities Tour
The Japanese Embassy was taken in charge by a committee from the Council and a number of citizens. They viewed the curiosities and noted the presence of President Minister Delone. The event drew interest as part of an embassy visit to share cultural items.
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Cnwago
Delone
Thanksgiving Procession in London Draws Millions of Spectators
London observers report the Prince of Wales recovery celebrated with a massive procession. Four million spectators, 11,000 troops, and vast illuminations marked the day. The Queen entered St Paul’s for Te Deum as a 30,000-voice chorus sang, with notable crowds, prizes, and security measures surrounding the route.
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Loxpon
Prince of Wales
St. Paul's
Ireland
Dublin
St. Patrick's
Canterbury
Buckingham Palace
London
Napoleon
Oxford Road
Army and Navy Club
Farringdon Street
Alabama
West End
Associated Press
Berlin
Bombay
Lonpoy
Trafalgar Square
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
The Pennsylvania Murder at Pui apEeputia
Joseph Brown and Isaac Hummel, two young men, are held on suspicion in the powder case of Daniel Kramer. A partial confession was made with Hummel accompanying the inquiry to Kramers door, but he denies involvement. Both are committed for another hearing Friday. Mrs Kramer remains insensible with no recovery hope.
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Joseph Brown
Isaac Hummel
Daniel Kramer
Hummel
Tata Dios
Christ
Thiese
Tandil
Hatry
Mexican Revolution Near Key Areas Intensifies
A Lees dispatch reports escalated military operations around key positions during the Mexican Revolution. The forces are concentrated in contested zones as factions maneuver for strategic advantage amid ongoing conflicts and shifting fronts.
Treaty of Washington fish case details at Geneva tribunal
Abstract of the Geneva arbitration on the fish case shows Britain denying responsibility for belligerent ships held by American citizens. Britain argues ships were procured secretly in British ports, mostly unarmed, and that the United States delayed naval action. Britain seeks a just decree and cautions against neutral indemnity for war acts. The text notes opposition leaders and Senate actions and mentions ongoing political debate.
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New York
the Tribune
Geneva
Eee
Bri
United States
Great Britain
Her
Herses
Kentucky Senate Special Report on State Legislation
The Cincinnati Gazette presents a Senate dossier from Franxyvort February 27 noting postponements and vetoes. Actions include a prison for females with $45,000, a $500 books fund, and measures taxing dogs in several counties. Lawmakers discuss lotteries, coal weight standards, and railroad charter amendments.
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Kentucky
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Senate
Central Kentucky
Lexington
Yeas
Armstrong
Todd
Anderson
Franklin and Salvisa
Walter
Association of the
Colored Peos
Oeece County
Nicholas
Gallatin
Fleming
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Revised Statutes
State bond issues debated and rail aid advances in several legislatures
Reports from Columbia South Carolina and other states outline the Ways and Means panel’s unfavorable stance on validating certain bond issues. A $2,000,000 state aid bill for Blue Ridge Railroad passes the South Carolina House and is seen to pass the Senate. A bond cancellation bill of $4,000,000 faces passage, with broad support expected. Meanwhile, Topeka inches toward apportionment talks after the House rejects conference committee action, and Missouri moves to curb unjust railroad freight discrimination while a savings banks measure seeks higher capital. In Albany a new statewide registry bill is introduced as Maine expands liquor definitions to include cider and wine.
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South Carolina Legisature
New York
Columbia
8. C
Senate
Ates
House
Missouri
St. Louis
Brown
Giraud Duke Alexis Arrives in Havana and Political Notes
The Giraud Duke Alexis has arrived at Havana. The Marine Legislature passed a resolution supporting the Niagara Ship Canal. Albert Wagginton, the originator of the Canada Pacific Railway, died yesterday of smallpox. Pittsburg civic leaders journeyed to Washington to urge funding for a new government building. Dakota territory reports scant snow and plains bare. western transport relies on wheels. Cairo election concluded quietly with incumbents Landser, Taylor, Hawley, and Bross re-elected by large margins. In Piedmont, three Mississippi murders led to arrests, with Scott wounded while fleeing and confessing, implicating Lest in the ox quarrel killings.
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Giraud
Alexis
Havana
Marine
Niagara Ship Canal
Albert Wagginton
Canada Pacific Railway
Pittsburg
Washington
Dakota Territory
Cheyenne
Cairo
Jno
M. Landser
Joseph 8. Taylor
Michael J. Hawley
T. Bross
Piedmont
Mississippi
Scott
Lest
River notes and arrivals from multiple river towns
Special Dispatches report river conditions across ARK PA WV OH KY and IL with many boats listed. Rivers rise fall or stay steady as fleets and local packets move between Cincinnati Louisville Cairo St Louis Evansville and Nashville with weather clear or cloudy and temps from 31 to 69.
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Litte
Ick, Ark
Crry
Brownsyort_e
Gryxnanovo
W. VA
Monongahela
Sam. Clark
Wickssore
Natchez
Lotawanna
Tom Jasper
Alaska
PortsageTu
Ohio No. 4
Fleetwie
New Was
Indiana
Mary Houston
Louisville
Charles B. Church
Cincinnati
Galuipogis
Fleetwood
Mountain
Kanawha
Catlettsburg
Nashville
Harpeth Shoals
Burksville
Upper Cumberland
Ella Hughes
Mollie Ebert
E. H. Durfee
Pittsburg
Shannon
Peytona
New Orleans
Cairo
Sallie
St. Louis
Alice Dean
Colorado
Lookout
Atlantic
Slice
Marble City
Memphis
Octavia
Snonton
Fleet Wood
Raven
H. Clay Wilson
Mercer
Pomeroy
Queen City
Askland
Condor
Wueenine
W. Vaa
St. Charles
Carrie Brooks
Ayen
Granite State
Portsmouth
Argosy
The
Courier
Parkersburg
BR. R. Pee
Evansville, Inc
Kate Robinson
Fayette
Idlewild
Bermuda
Leclaire No
Mary Ament
Grey Eagle
Arkansas Belle
Edinburgh
Sioux City
White River
Belle
Parthia Sinks Spanish Vessel After Collision
The Cunard Line steamship Parthia sailing from Liverpool to Boston collided with two Spanish steamers and sunk one. Parthia returned to Liverpool for repairs, with no loss of life reported. Arragon arrives at Bristol from New York.
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Toxpoon
Arragon
New York
Bristol
Cunard Line
Parthia
Liverpool
Boston
Cotton Markets in New Orleans and Cities Report Quiet Demand
New Orleans notes a dull market with steady prices and 2,000 bales sold. Reports from Savannah and Charleston show moderate demand or quiet trading, with middling prices around 21 to 21 1/2 cents and varying stocks on hand across Gaviston and nearby ports.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Bremen
Gaviston
Savannah
Charleston
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report for Burrato February
Buffalo stock market totals for Burrato on February 27 show 4111 head today, with 4069 head since Friday and 239 cars this week, market dull and prices not established. Sales included 72 Ohio steers at 1035 to 1135, 22 Ohio stockers at 866 lbs at 400, Illinois steers 1286 lbs at 5234, and 105 Illinois steers 1212 lbs at uncertain terms. Sheep and lambs receipts 1382 head today, weekly 4182. 366 Michigan sheep 77-85 lbs, 240 to 245, and 191 Ohio 74-85 lbs at 6.25. Hogs receipts today 1444 head since Friday 12 meter, through shipments left about 8 cars. market quiet with buyers asking 75 for shipping, sellers at 80. Sales included 49 head medium hogs at 490 and 149 head at 80.
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Burrato
Carrie
Ohio
Higan
Michigan
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report from East Laperty
East Laperty February 27 Pittsburg live stock market slow with fair arrivals Best cattle sold 650 to 700 dollars stockers 400 to 475 dollars Pro sellers firm arrivals fair prospects fair Sales included hogs 500 to 700 dollars medium 650 to 700 dollars common 400? Philadelphia hogs 5.25? to 7.00 dollars Lim 40 Yorkers 4.50 to 4.75
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East Laperty
Bexar Catriz
Philadelphia
Lim
Watertown Live Stock Market Report and Odd Tales
Watertown Mass February 27 Prices were steady for 471 head with demand and sales of choice cattle 9 to 12 per 100 pounds. first and second quality 8 to 9. Equine and lamb markets showed limited change with lambs reaching around 10 per head. Also included is a humorous note about Max Muller and Henri Taine dining disputes at a Oxford hotel restaurant.
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Eeens Mass
Blixuy Catrix
Max Muller
Oxford
Henri
Ohio Supreme Court docket upholds municipal tally ruling and auction of cases
General docket items include quo warranto on George Donnenwirth and the municipal board tally ruling after regular dissolution. The session grants ouster against Ohio Machine Works charter by notary error, and reports on multiple error motions and leave applications. Adjourned to Thursday 9 AM.
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John Welch
William White
Luther Day
George W. Mellvaine
William H. Weat
Attorney-General
George Donnenwirth
Deyrite
Lorillard Fire Insurance Com
Ron Lucius
McCulloch
District Court of
Cuyahoga County
Weton
C. J
Attorney General
Rufis
Lee
General Corporation Act of
Court of Common Pleas
Alonzo Pelton
William Moore
State of Ohio
Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Patrick Burke
Clarke County
Sumner foes and German restraint amid arm sale debate
A Belletristische Journal fragment from the Illinois Staatszeitung comments on Sumner’s stance, denouncing the arms sale as ignoble and political theater and criticizing Schurz for silence. It mocks Westliche Post editors and notes New York Staatszeitung's take, while recounting a violent Argentine episode sparked by the Tata Dios and a Chilean Bolivian leader.
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Illinois Staatszeitung
Belletristische Journal
N. V
Westliche Post
Sumner
France
Senate
Bny
Internal Revenue
Chi
Ledermann
Illinois ants-Zeitung
Speech on Schurz and party splits fuels partisan striking tone
The article cites a German Staatszeitung and Gazette discussing a speech by Bohne that attacks Schurz and political opponents. It mocks Sumner and others, predicting the fall of the Republican party, and notes mortified leaders Conkling Morton and Harlan. The piece laments the divided U S and its impact on party unity.
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Schurz
Sumner
Conkling
Morton
Harlan
Staatszeitung
Ublican Party
Mty
Bohne
Wild Beasts in Rebellion at Forepaughs Philadelphia Menagerie
Darious the lion tamer narrowly escaped death during a chaotic attack by two lions and two tigers in a double cage at Forepaughs Philadelphia menagerie. When a partition collapsed, a tiger seized his hair as chaos erupted. Adam Forepaugh rescued him by pulling the tiger away and freeing the trainer. One zebra was killed, value around three thousand dollars. overall damage limited.
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Darious
Philadelphia
England
Duamous
Traier
Duriny
Mir 4
Romeo
Mr. Forepaugh
Adam
Mr. Foreaugh
Darions
Zebrey
Inebriate Scenes at Royal Overs Berlin Turn Musical Disorder
A chaotic night at the Royal Overs in Berlin features Lu and Frau Mages and their friends clashing during The Marriage of Figaro. Fran Lassa threatens to quit singing, police clear the streets as protests erupt, while Rossini sues Michette over unpublished pieces once bequeathed. Dickens notes his burned letters at Gad's Hill. Six Americans sit in Canadian Parliament, including Pope and Rymal. Howland, an American, serves as Ontario governor.
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Berlin
Eeebraary
Seale
Frau Mages
Sand Hatte
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Fran Lassa
Fran Mallinger
Rossini
M. Michette
Mme. Rossini
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M. Wilder
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Aon Soned
Ach Rymal
Johnee Pope
J Holton
Currertal
Canada
Walsh
Fon A Sioner
Pope
Rymal
Hotton
W. P. Howland
Ontario
Detectives recover two coats stolen from Elias Block home
Detectives Orr and Carr yesterday recovered two coats stolen from the residence of Mr. Elias Block at 53 West Ninth Street. Henry Dilg, arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill John Hindebentel, was before the Police Court yesterday and held in the sum of 4,000 to appear March 5.
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Orr
Carr
Elias Block
West Ninth Street
Henry Dilg
John Hindebentel
Redistricting Commission Hears Boundary Suggestions
The Redistricting Commission met by law to hear objections to the city ward plot. Six persons offered only suggestions to minor boundary changes affecting at most one block. The commission remained in session all day, awaiting objections and answers, with no readjustment of boundaries or populations.
Theodore Cook Plan for Southern Railroad Connection
The Joint Committees on Finance and Railroads received Theodore Cook’s plan for a Southern railroad link via the Kentucky Central. It proposes Cincinnati purchasing the Kentucky Central and Lexington route, leasing the lines to a private operator to connect Knoxville Nashville and Chattanooga, with city liability limited and open to Cincinnati citizens if subscribed. It argues for three southern terminal points and a fixed cost, asserting no city representatives are involved.
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Fourth National Bank
Cincinnati
Hi. B. Bissell
Deak Srr
Southern
Kentuc Central Railroad
Lexington
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Ets Sotous Bouthers
Real Pte
Tam
Weather Report Telegram for Various Cities
War Department Weather Report from Cincinnati dated February 27 provides telegram style forecasts for Cape May Cheyenne Duluth Milwaukee Indianapolis Des Moines and Iowa City with temperatures and conditions for transport and commerce. The brief bulletin consolidates multiple city readings under one central notice.
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Cincinnati
Ea Weather
Cape May
Cheyenne
W. T
Ch ' Duluth
Indianapolis
Indeokuk
Lows
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