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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1875
Page
1
In New York on June 8 the Evarts summing up argued Tracy’s testimony, the Woodhull scandal, and Tilton and Moulton’s roles. The “Ragged Edge Letter” and Beecher’s letters were laid bare as Evarts contends Tilton and Moulton manipulated public opinion while Beecher faced alleged schemes and treachery within the Golden Age venture.
Evarts argues testimony from Mrs Moulton and Tilton's True Story show conflicting recollections about the 1872 Beecher interview. He portrays Beecher as morally upright and declares a verdict for the defendant aligns with law, religion, and public honor, contrasting Tilton's alleged moral decline.
The speaker praises jurors for their service, notes no outside evidence beyond the charge, and asserts the necessity of limits and orderly procedure. He thanks jurors for their patient attention and predicts a verdict that aligns with truth, as the court adjourns at 6 25 p m.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court holds Priest and Proctor validly seated in the Senate, declining to judge Governor and Council actions. The ruling, signed by Chief Justice Cushing and Justices Ladd and Smith, affirms Senate authority on eligibility if a constitutional quorum existed. Republicans dispute the scope of the opinion.
A major blaze in Toronto ontario began at 9 p m at Good s stove foundry on Adelaide street and by midnight was contained after devastating about half a city block from Young to Victoria and North Shuter streets Numerous shops and private residences are burned including Rowland s dry goods store Dawson s tavern Scranton s tinsmith shop Goulding s millinery J H Davis music Geo Illis fancy goods and others Estimated losses reach 150 000 The Metropo litan Church caught fire several times during the night A smaller fire burned stables and damaged Coon s Planing mill at Sidney with about 600 dollars in losses
Wikesgorge Pa June 8 There is no prospect whatever of the miners of the Wyoming region resuming work. They and the operators are as far apart as ever and the good feeling once present has been destroyed. Miners at Sugar Notch and Wanamie works of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Company received notices to vacate their houses within ten days. Men at work in other regions still send aid to the strikers who are determined to hold out all summer.
A boiler explosion at the Smith Paper Manufacturing Company building in Lee, Boston, claims two lives and wounds fourteen. The blast damages the mill and nearby structures, with losses estimated at thirty thousand dollars.
A large enthusiastic Republican ratification meeting is in progress with cannon martial music and speeches in Grxzva O June 8.
Washington dispatch reports Treasury plans a final Farragut prize payment of 300000 dollars to 4000 claimants from forty four vessels. Gangers Davis and Hargy are cleared of fault after a discussion with Commissioner Pratt and Collector Weitzel. The Whisky War sees illicit brewers pressuring officials. Chicago frauds prompt Treasury resistance to removing Wordsworth.
William Pricer is appointed Internal Revenue Storekeeper in the First District of Missouri. The Interior Secretary names Axtell as Governor of New Mexico with Geddings deceased, and George W. Emery as Governor of Utah succeeding Axtell.
Special dispatch reports Lebanon Ohio where Narrow Gauge Railroad Directors form a committee to study Mason to Ludlow Grove via Pleasant Ridge with a possible intersection near Norwood. In Evansville Terre Haute Chicago Railway stockholders elect a new board led by Mr. Martin as president. route status improving.
Hugh J. Jewett, ex Erie Railroad president, appointed receiver of all Erie interests in New Jersey with $150000 official bonds approved and oath taken. In New York and Philadelphia three railroads including Erie, New York Central and Pennsylvania Central discussed rates and future management but left changes for now. Separately Chicago, Alton & St. Louis and Illinois Central agree to pool earnings.
The State funded boardwalk from Soldiers' Orphans Home to Xenia was swept away by the freshet. It will cost near its original price to rebuild. People gathering roots and boars ask 10 to 25 cents for surrender. Robert Little, father of Attorney General Little, dies at Grape Grove after long illness. County Grange picnic at the fair grounds draws large expected turnout Thursday.
The Quahada band of Comanches surrendered 130 warriors, 300 women and children, and 1,400 ponies at Fort Sill after arriving June 3. A separate item notes the Athens O city hall opening with Mayor Golden speaking and readings by Prof. John R. Scott and wife in a 700 seat hall.
The Globe-Democrat reports in Topeka that Deputy Ramsey was shot in the abdomen while trying to arrest two horse thieves at Stockton Kansas yesterday. He died within about an hour. The assailant who shot him is believed killed, the other thief escaped. A Hayes Club organized in Columbus Ohio marks campaign opening in Ohio.
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