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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1875

Page

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Hanged. Burgess and Casey Executed for Murder in Two States

Nathan Burgess was hanged at Effingham Illinois for the October murder of Joseph Robbins, a Vandalia watchman, after a trial and conviction. John Casey was executed at Terre Haute Indiana amid crowds and police guards, claiming innocence and denouncing the verdict. he spoke of being falsely sworn and thanked God as the drop fell.

Cincinnati Gazette Havre, Inc Nathan Burgess Effingham Ill Vandalia Burgess Robbins Tam Bates Casey Terre Haute Cincinnati Gasette Gov. Beveridge R. N. Davis Walter Hudnall Peoria Democrat Mason County Til Peoria Dr. Whitehead Joux Casey John G. Woolley

Fragmentary sheriff report on murder aftermath and burial

The fragmented OCR describes a violent incident ending with a body placed in a coffin and handed to attorneys John G. Woolley and J. R for burial near Eldridge. Four convulsive breaths marked the death, and a belt was thrown after the struggle. The timeline notes 1 56 as the time of death and convey burial arrangements.

Ular Casey John G. Woolley J. R Yaar Eldridge

Indian Agent Saville resigns at Red Cloud Agency

Washington June 18. Dr Saville, Red Cloud agent, resigns amid attacks on him and impact on Indian relations and church work. Authorities deem it best for Indians and service that he step down with a flourish of explanation. Also reports: Commissioner Pratt overwhelmed by revenue bureau appointment requests nationwide. A defalcation of 66000 uncovered in accounts of a US naval paymaster abroad.

Wasarxorox Saville Red Cloud Waseingrow Pratt Union Revenue Bureau United Sates

Northwestern Christian University Graduation Held at Central Church

Commencement exercises for Northwestern Christian University graduation class held today in Central Christian Church. Degrees conferred on 11 graduates in both literary and law departments, including H C Owen and W T Sellers among the graduates. Also reports a murder indictment against Jerry Monroe and Vandalia Railroad track upgrades toward Terre Haute.

Indiianapolis North-western Christian University Central Christian Church W. R. Jewell L. J. Kirkpatrick D. L. Thomas H. C. Owen W. T. Sellers J. Tomlinson S.J. Tomlinson D. M. Benham Terre Haute Dowlais Vandalia Mary Jane Boyer the Sentinel Charles Oyes Cincinnati J. L. Jones Jesus John Heywood Thomas John Schneider St. Louis Gentleman Senator Morton Terre Aute

Rio Grande Troop Movements Reported From Texas

A San Antonio dispatch states the Indian scout from Fort Concho is abandoned and troops sail to the Rio Grande. A war vessel is ordered to the river mouth. Rumors say Gov. Coke may raise Texas minute men to guard the border as troops are dispatched, with the President informed of the Rio Grande events.

Cnveans San Antonio Fort Concho Rio Grande Navy Department Cortina Gov. Coke Texas Minute

Nervousness of the Texans in border area

Browssvitts June 18 W D Thomas aide to government troops accidentally killed himself near Saltillo ranch Tuesday. Six Mexicans reported in the road near town stirred fear as people avoid leaving home. A shot fired across the river on the Mexican side sparked another report. Rumor Cortina has left Matamoras. A cattle thieves band called cavalry was seen above Matamoras yesterday.

Browssvitts W. D. Thomas Saltillo Ranch Cortina Matamoras

Washington Despatches Defeat Nameless 35-9 in Sixth

Special dispatch from Cincinnati Gazette reports Washington Despat oe defeating Nameless of a city by 35 to 9 after six innings. The odd spelling reflects OCR era. Names not clearly legible.

The Cincinnati Gazette Oedeville Washington Despat Oe Sidney Ohio Washington Thurman

Earthquake Felt Across Ohio Indiana and Illinois

A severe quake was clearly felt in Anna Ohio Rushville Indiana Wapakoneta Ohio Indianapolis Indiana Dayton Ohio Sidney Ohio Fort Wayne Indiana Liberty Indiana and Liberty areas June 18 world shaking from northwest to southeast lasting about 15 to 20 seconds. Dishes rattled windows shaken and chimneys toppled in places with no life lost but considerable property damage and widespread alarm.

Anna Anna and Vicinity Rushville Ind Cincinnati Gazette Hill Wapakoneta Ohio Wapakonera Indianapolis Indiana Ixpianapolis Vincennes Cleveland Darrow Here Richmond Greenville Lima Urbana Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, Inc

Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Indiana and Ohio

A slight quake morning tremor reported across Indiana and Ohio from 9 to 10 in Chicago and Indianapolis, with varying building movement. Reports from Anderson Jeffersonville Vincennes Union Sidney De Graff Urbana describe strong to terrible shocks, chimneys toppled, shelves toppled, crowds fleeing, no deaths reported.

Indiana Ohio Indianapolis Inc Anderson Ind Effersonville Vincennes Union Urbana

Distillers Indicted and Times Office Seized in St Louis

In St Louis on June 18 sheriff Emile Thomas seized the Times office under a writ of allotment for Graham & Co. as bondholders move to sell the paper for unpaid interest. A severe two to three hour rain storm caused widespread flooding, lightning, and fire like damage across the city, destroying property including a lime shed, a row of Washington Street dwellings, and a corner lime shed, with many homes rendered uninhabitable.

Times St. Louis Emile Thomas Graham & Co D. C. Stone Securit Bank Times Company Rudolph W. Ulric Frederick C. Federer United States District Court Ulric Federer George E. Finch Main Wright Streets Washington Street Grand Avenue Station Missouri Pacific Seventh Victor Crow, McCreery & Co Saulsbury

Failing Merchants and Irish Fire Disaster Reported

Loxpow reports N Alexander, Son & Co. fail with liabilities around 1 million. Other firms such as Alexander Cullie & Co., and Manchester brokers Medlock Small Ware also fail, with unknown liabilities. Rangoon notes the King of Burmah yielding to British demands. Moravian carries 668 Mennonites to Quebec. Dublin hosts American rifle team amid a vast fire in Dublin whisky stores, destroying up to 500000 dollars of stock and triggering police and troops response. Desai News notes ongoing blaze and firefighting challenges with liquor spreading flames through streets.

Loxpow N. Alexander, Son & Co Alexander Cullie & Co O’clavins Phillips & Co Medlock, Small, Ware & of Manchester Loxpox Rangoon The Times Burmah Quebec Russia Leech Philadelphia Ireland Irish Rifle Association American Team At the City Theater Dublin Dustin Ardee Mill Chamber Desaix

Democrats Disgusted and Morton to canvass Ohio

Collected dispatches from Cincinnati to Columbus report Democrats in multiple counties unhappy with recent policy shifts, while Senator Morton accepts Ohio invitations to canvass the state after Hayes opens the campaign. Kerr heads toward Colorado as Thurman supporters worry over inflation plank. Ohio party officials in Columbus renew leadership with Thompson as Chairman, Layman as Secretary, Reinhart as Treasurer, Lennox as Clerk.

Morton Cincinnati Gazette M. C. Kerr Colorado Wasmingtom Ohio Senator Thurman The Associated Press Ohio State Democratic Executive Committee Columbus State Democratic Executive Committee John G. Thompson Amos Layman Jacob Reinhart Robert W. Lennox

Left to oppose amendments and speed dissolution in Paris

Paris reports that the Left bureaus resolve to offer no amendment to Constitutional bills from the Committee of Thirty and to hasten the Assembly's final dissolution. They will move tomorrow to place public powers on the order of the day.

Paris

England rejects immediate ties with Russia over Central Asia

The Moscow Gazette reports England will not enter into immediate relations with Russia unless the Central Asian States gain international protection. Russia has no reason to break the alliance of the three Emperors or form a new league with England.

London Moscow Gazette England Russia

Revolution at La Paz Reported by Newbern Passengers

Passengers aboard the steamer Newbern arriving from Mexican ports report a revolution at La Paz. Gen Davalos has been arrested by Emybarra, stores are closed, many merchants fled to Mazatlan, and all commercial communication is halted. The steamer could receive neither goods nor specie.

San Francisco Newbern la Paz Davalos Emybarra Mazatlan

Sinking of Champlain Two Lives Lost in Dense Fog

San Francisco reports the Champlain sinking off North Farrellone after three days in thick fog. Captain Merrill perished during evacuation. a German crewman named August from Hamburg was crushed. The ship carried coal and pig iron, bound for George Howes & Co. The crew saved only some clothing and reached the schooner Mendocino. Two ships also listed as arrived: Nearchné from New York and Emily Farnum from Baltimore.

San Francisco Champlain Point Keys Merrill Hamburg August Mendocino George Howes & Co Nearchné New York Emily Farnum Baltimore Farust Liverpool

President Grant Tours Centennial Grounds Philadelphia

The President accompanied by Gen. Babcock Algeron Sartoris and companions visited the Centennial grounds and buildings in Philadelphia. Centennial Commissioners will greet them at Crundee before the party proceeds to inspect the grounds and then return in the evening. The President later expressed gratification at the buildings’ vast dimensions and rapid progress before taking an afternoon train to Long Branch.

Lone Branco Grant Babcock Algeron Sartoris Philadelphia Crundee Puivapgupxia Long Branch

Railway Question Sparks Regulated Fares Talk in San Francisco

George C. Gorham addressed Union Hall in San Francisco and attacked the Central Pacific urging legislative control of rail fares and freight. The speech drew a large audience and favorable reaction this morning.

San Francisco Geo. C. Gorham Union Hall Central Pacific

Fire damages Mellier drug store in St Louis area

A lab fire at A A Mellier's drug store on Main and Washington in St Louis caused about 25000 in damages to building and stock. Numerous insurers listed with varying limits. Separately in Barrie Ontario, a fire destroyed half a wooden block and damaged twelve houses with losses around 100000 and insured 50000.

St. Louis Jane A. A. Mellier Main and Washington Avenue New Orleans Insurance Company Kenton Kentucky Union Pittsburg Germania New Jersey Boatmen’s Farmers’ and Drovers Old Dominion Virginia Cincinnati Insurance Company Renee Buffalo German Western Insurance Company Clay People’s Memphis Citizens British America Chicago Franklin Wheel Home Columbus Hoffman New York Coopers Dayton French Insurance Merchants& Mechanics Mississippi Valley Lycoming Planters American Central West Chester Aurora Barrir Ont Baraig Clapperton, Dunlap Owen Streets

Failure of the North American Railway Company

The North American Railway Company suspended parainhs today due to failure to arrange a large floating debt. Bangor Maryland report notes heavy indorser George R Jewett and partners Jewett & Pitcher Boston and E D Jewett Co St Johns involved in the suspension with an amount in the millions.

Bangor North American Railway Company George R. Jewett Jewett & Pitcher Boston E. D. Jewett & Co St. Johns N. B

Postmaster General Jewell Attends Northwest Banquet

June 18 in Curiaco Postmaster General Jewell was hosted at an informal banquet by Northwest postmasters government officials and prominent citizens. He then departed for St. Louis that night.

Curiaco Jewell Northwest St. Louis

Thompson Dean Leaves for River News Plant

New Orleans reports at 12 24 A M on June 19 that the Cherokee vessel carries thirty six cabins and twenty decks totaling eighty tons. It lists cargo including 288 motor kegs 25 casks soda ash 7 000 fire bricks and bris oil along with other items.

New Orleans Thompson Dean

Millbank Penitentiary to be Broken Up After Sixty Years

The Millbank Penitentiary, famed as Bentham’s panopticon, will be broken up after six decades of experiment. Described as a huge toy for philanthropists, its six pentagonal wings radiated from a central hexagon. Critics said inmates were overprotected and disciplined haphazardly, leading to constant rebellions. Over time it was reduced to an ordinary prison with reforms, but its peculiar system drew sharp critique.

Millbank Jeremy Bentham British Islands

The Vigor of Life Great Blood Purifier Advertisement

An old promotional blurb touts The Vigor of Life as a great blood purifier that cleanses the blood, clears the skin, brightens the eyes, and smooths the complexion. It claims to remove sores and other skin troubles, rejuvenate the system, and cure chronic diseases such as scrofula or hereditary syphilis with a pleasant dose and small amount.

Deuggista

Radway Ready Relief Promises World Cheapest Medicine

Fr A. Radways Ready Relief touted as the world’s cheapest and best medicine for family use. Claims it cures a wide range of ailments from influenza to stomach cramps, cholera morbus, neuralgia, toothache, and more, with rapid action. Travelers urged to carry it. price fifty cents.

Radway Hag Rae Bey

Radway's Regulating Pills Promote Broad Health Relief

Advertises Radway's Regulating Pills as a purge for stomach liver kidneys and bladder disorders with no mercury. Claims to ease symptoms such as fullness, dizziness, breathing issues, skin yellowing, and burning sensations, asserting a few doses can remedy many listed ailments. product sold by druggists.

Esa Crengiben

False and True Stamp Offer Shrugs Off Worthless Information

Fragmentary note suggests a dubious stamp sale or trade with BADWAY & CO. No credible details or prices provided, leaving only vague claims of information with potential value but no specifics or dates.

Badway & CO

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