Lyttleton Wins Close Heat and Race at Lexington
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gasette reports a crowded and lively first heat where Lyttleton edged the gray Hilderic after a fast mile. In the second heat Hilderic briefly led before Lyttleton pulled away to win easily. Longfellow dominates the main event with a final time near 2:41, Metella and Aureola in a fierce stretch duel. The program lists several races and a modest rain crossing crops in the district.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Lexiveros, Jr
Lyttleton
Hilderic
Elderic
Aed
Andrew
Longfellow
Aureola
Metella
Nashville Races Report From ASWIVILLE May 15
In ASWIVILLE on May 15 the first race for purses over two miles features Annie Boone and Janetna with notable placings. Quartermaster and Sallie Newton are listed among top finishers with times and distances shown, while several entries show distances and placements but some data appears distorted.
Excursion to Dayton for Catholic Demonstration Reported
Special Dispatch notes an excursion from Riesmosa to Dayton for a Catholic demonstration next Sunday. The city Board of Health reports 163 deaths in the past year with eight unnatural. Worms plague trees. depredations expected to rise. Robert Jackson, a Bridge Street Church delegate to Nashville, dies on the Indianapolis train after illness. He left Brooklyn in 1824 with a dry goods fortune of about $100,000. The grand jury reportedly did not indict Davis for murder in Dye’s death. release considered tonight.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Riesmosa
Isp
Dayton
Board of Health
Robert Jackson
Bridge Street Colored Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. E
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
D. Winder
Turpin
Indianapolis
A.M. E
Davis
Dye
Dayroy
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Sherman
Chicago
Ill
Ohio
Grand Lodge of the
United States
J. W. Carter
Henry Lindenburg
Wm. H. Sly
John E. Bell
Henry Streave
W. C. Earle
Geo. D. Winchell
Rebecca
Zanesville
Home Avenue Street Railway Company
J. C. McKenny
The
Common Pleas
Indorsing Greeley
Cincinnati
Herald
Pioneer Association
Grant Mass Meeting and Lunatic Asylum Awards
The Columbus colored citizens plan a Grant mass meeting at the Opera House with speeches by Rev. Jas. Poindexter J. P. Underwood John Booker and J. S. Tyler. Trustees of the Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum awarded Beaver Batt of Dayton 17163 62 for rear wing stone masonry cut stone and carpentry. Bids for iron work were rejected or delayed and the contract may be re advertised.
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Cincinnati
Cottusis
Constitution Stone Company
Washington County
Columbus
Opera House
Jas. Poindexter
J. P. Underwood
John Booker
J. S. Tyler
Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum
Greeley's retirement and Democratic Greeley debate
The article reports Greeley's retirement from Tribune editorial control and outlines World and Times editorials arguing over his nomination by Democrats. It notes Southern and Black voter dynamics, Grant support, and implicated factional splits in New York and Tennessee conventions, with Republican and Liberal Republican reactions and state results.
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Greeley
The
Tribune
World, &c
Cincinnati Gazette
New Yor
Canada
Northwest
California
Pacific Coast
Democratic Party
Democratic
South
Grant
Fred
Douglass
North
Baltimore
the Times
Greeey
Jeff. Davis
Senate
the Herald
New York
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Voorhees
Congress
Feld
Chappaqua Wood
Gen. Grant
Nashville
H. H. Harrison
J. B. Frierson
A. W. Hawkins
W. A. Garett
T. L. Cate
Tennessee
Horace Maynard
Brownlow
National Army
Ple
Pendee
National Felassienn Ves
Ferry
New Haven
United States
Hawley
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wassar InerTes
Inbull
Eee
Asc Tanne
Norwalx
Norwalk
SaNe Es Ga
Weston
Anon 9
Banne A
Seana
Senate committee debates Wetton article on pew
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations held another hearing on the Wetton issue but did not reach a conclusion, with sessions slated to resume tomorrow morning.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Wetton
Pew
Messrs. Kingham
Butler
Voorhees
Peters
Eldridge
Judiciary Committee
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of War
Lake Erie
Erie
House
Asiatic Fercial Company
Molman
Ind
Yggs
Fie Bing
Bingham
Judiciary Comme
Hannibal
Mesars. Peters
Goodrich
Ridge
Wis
U. States
Kam
New York Democratic State Convention Chooses Chairman
Fragmentary OCR reports the New York Democratic State Convention proceeding to elect a chairman with a brief speech by an unidentified speaker. A recess followed the session as the convention continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocsumer
Thewss Ae
New York News Chip of May Report Highlights
From New York May 15 the supplement treaty moves forward as the chamber adopts a roving article to the treaty of W. The Stokes trial is expected soon with Judge Ingraham asked to preside. Laborers on a Piedemes building indictment face fraud charges. Confederation clubs hold a secret meeting. A suit against Gould and Lane is noted. Troys beat Mutuals in baseball 5 to 1. A boat race final deposited for the champ race between Coulter and Cavett. Startle the five year old trotter runs a half mile on Fleetwood track in 1 04.4 minutes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stokes
Ingraham
An Dea
Secrat de
Fleetwood
London
Loxpon
Grant
United States Senate
Atalantas
Daily News
England
Morning Post
Daily Telegraph
Senate
Times
Washington
Schenck
United States
Great Britain
Great _Brit- Dei
Geneva
Granville
Eer
Unitedates
Pia Pewer
Seereenree
Confidentia
Coapeett
Fish
Ribunal
Menacy
le Gees
Stillal
Visjesty
Leslig Haile
Gus
United States High Commissioners
Alabama
Her Et
Her
Canada
Her Majesty
Unit States
Pera
Her Majesty’s Preanes
Mr. Fish
House of Lords
Lord Cairns
Lord Derby
South
Congress
Lord Russell
Northcote
House of Commons
Perate
H Commission
Rome
Sir Thornton
Rotary
The Carlists Defeated Near the Spanish Frontier
A Carlist force from Portugal clashed with Spanish government troops near the frontier and was forced back into Portuguese territory. The report notes the engagement as part of ongoing border disturbances and provides no further tactical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Portugal
England
Trial of Rev. Berkley Opens With Testimony
The trial today includes Mrs. Andrews mother of Ella Perry, detailing her child’s condition and related matters. A letter to Dr. Berkley accuses him of conduct toward the child, Berkley’s reply admits the charge, and other testimony supports his previously unblemished character. Judge Jones rules Sunday papers cannot collect ads if advertisers refuse payment.
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B. Berkley
Andrews
Ella Perry
Berkase
Berkley
Ah- Judge Jones
Circuit Court
Verdict favoring Caldwell in Kansas Senate case
In Leavenworth on May 15 the jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the Caldwell case. Public sentiment favored Burke as Caldwell printed large extra Bulletins during his campaign and raised $6,000 to pay for the work. Caldwell later took up the notes and sued Burke for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavvenworth
Caldwell
W. S. Ke
Bulletin
Burke
Methodist Conference Debates Monument Fund In New York
In New York today at the Methodist General Conference a motion seeks state andSavannah church appointments and to raise funds for a monument to Bishop Sinchock and aid his family. The conference reports seventeen hundred sixty four dollars raised. four hundred fifty more are needed to complete the monument and support for the bishop’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Methodist General Conference
Savau
Pesinenne Tenes
Sinohock
Rene Undred
Alty
Selenan Gee
Petroleum Refiners Meet In Convention
A group of refinery representatives gathered for a convention to discuss industry concerns and future collaboration. The meeting aims to solidify coordination among members and plan joint actions for upcoming industry challenges.
Reward Offered for Cass County Murderers
The civil authorities in Cass County have failed to bring to justice the murderers of Stevenson, Cine, and Tro, at Gunn City. A reward is offered for the arrest of persons in this crime and efforts continue to secure suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cans County
Stevenson, Cine
Tro
Gunn City
Dairymen’s Sales at Elgin Ill Exrem Ill May 15
Dairymen’s sales at Elgin Illinois on May 15 featured 492 boxes with 12 cent increments, mostly to St Louis and New Orleans buyers. Getty packages of butter sold at 83 cents, and total sales amounted to a sum not fully stated. sales were conducted at the Board of Trade.
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Dairymen’s
Elgin
Ill
Exrem
Iln
S Board of Trade Y
St. Louis
New Orleans
Getty
Congress Debates Tariffs and Deficiency Bill Confere nce
The Second Session chamber reports bills on crutches for disabled soldiers, suits for property claims, and a Baltimore and Potomac depot site. Debate over a tariff reduction includes duties on cotton and iron, with amendments shifting lumber taxes and a conference report on the deficiency bill advancing after lengthy discussion.
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Wilson
Mass
Committee On Military Affairs
Trumbull
Ill
Judiciary Committee
Court of Claims
Committee of Conference
Common Council of Washington
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
U. S
Kansas
Kentucky
Wright
Sioux City
HOUSE
United States
Butler
Dawes
India
Lynch
Pet. Y
Banks
Quinta
J. Garfield
Sherman
Chicago Labor Rally Ends With Mayor Medill Address
May 15 Chicago scene near Bon Troop streets. Mayor Medill urged foreign workers to respect U S labor laws and wage agreements. He warned against strikes and coercion, promoted arbitration and cooperation between labor and capital, and advised workers to live frugally and invest. Trevellick spoke briefly as the procession paused. most burnt-district workers halted work temporarily with a return to duties expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Troop
Medill
Opichard
Detroit
Indus
Trevellick
River Weather and Tide Reports Across Atlantic Basin Ports
Special dispatches report river levels and weather at Monongahela Mon Valley Brownsville Greensboro and other towns. Currents show rising or falling water, with notes on temperature, rain, and ship movements. An Orleans steam pipe accident claims a life as river traffic continues with arrivals and departures along Ohio tributaries.
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Monongahela
Moreantown
W. Va
Brownsville
Greensboro
New Orleans
Bee
St. Louis
First Street
James Connolly
Nashville
Trinw
Utah
Brouis
Surports
Oriole
Potomac
Mountain Felle
CatLetisnura
Chesapeake
Telegraph
Dugan
Juniata
R.L. Lee
Louisville
H. C. Yaeger
Bee and Barges
Biemarck
Wuereine
Julia
Zanesville
Express
Parkersburg
Pittsburg
Marixtoa
Courier
Wheeling
Granite State
Andes
Cincinnati
Best
Portsmours
Hostona
Fanaie Dugan
Quyandotte
BR. R. Hudson
de Hegler
Pomeroy, CO
Mnd
Downinburg
Bowling Green
Liberty No
Mary Ament
Morning Star
Idlewild
Anna
Fryette
Turner
Business Dell
Trentton
Fk. Hudson
Bittie Hegler
Dick Fulton
de Chesa
Sam
J. Hale
Memphis
McDonald
Lioness
Tom Reese
Mary
A &J.louis
Davenport
Cine
Mary Davage
Rob
Keokuk
Pistaech
Cinocinowati
Mary Ee Poe
Red River
J. A. Tolle
Belle Memphis
Avil
Strader
Peoria
Roy
Kuk
Grand Tower
Clinton
St. Paul
W.G. Lewis
Omaha
Mohawk
Lady Pike
Upper Mississippi
Carmo
Int
Alice Dean
Tom Jasper
Newenenat Ms
John
Emma C. Elliott
Cineinnati
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
Mallie Ragan
Atlantic
Tom Jaspers
Jon Dean
Hentixeton
Fannie Dugan
Fronton
Hongep Pomeroy
Tiph
Ntain Bell
I. R Hudson
Imncinnati
Kittie Hegier
Cincinai
Departel—Fannie
Portamouti
Crossley
A. m
Ironton
Pomeroy
Mountain Belle
Below
R. &. Hadcon
Kittle Hegler
Charleston
Feopnie Dugan
Lronton
Guy Bo
Marty Ann
Ver
Steamships Arrive From New York At Various Ports
SoulhAMPTON and Queenstown report arrivals from New York. The steamship Wever arrived at SoulhAMPTON, while Atlantic and City of London reached Queenstown. Batay and Washington also credited with arrivals at Brest, and Cambria from Hamburg reached New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soulhampton
Mers
Wever
New York
Queenstown
Atlantic
City of London
Batay
Senwal
Brest
Washington
Cambria
Hamburg
Burr May 15 Market Report on Cattle Receipts and Prices
Receipts today 2,060 head, week total 6,658 head on 392 cars. Prices ease slightly with steers weighing 1,140 to 1,824 pounds at 5 to 6 per hundredweight. Michigan and Indiana stockers and oxen priced around 4.75 to 5.20, Missouri and Canada stockers noted. Weekly receipts total about 8,200 head. market steady with active offer of 227 head and Illinois stockers averaging 239 pounds per head.
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Burr
Beer Caatrie
Indiana
Canada
Missouri
Illinois
Cotton Markets and New Orleans Prices Recorded
Market report notes cotton trading in New Orleans with middling around 22 1/2 cents and better grades near 21 to 23 cents. The fragment shows price listings and market activity despite garbled OCR.
Marriage Celebration of Second Son at Ence Ceremony
A note on the recent marriage of the second son of Mr. Ror oe Soul, held in Ence with a ceremony described as one of the loveliest scattered days. The event drew attention for its blooming surroundings near the city, with Sneha Ene Po present as part of the observance.
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Stanley Matthews
Cincinnati
Judge Matthews
Te Matthews
Ror
Ence
Mnemee
Ceremie
Acta Tere
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Azette
Magn
B. Littleton
J. W. B. m. Metella
Thomas
B. F. Aureois
John Marper
Browner
Richmond
Meshrike
Siten
Losisvillee
Valentine
W. C
Wasnixotos
Greeley Movement
Custom House
Warmoth
House Committee On Appropriations
Mr. Shellabarger
Morrill
Alcorn
Boutwell
Treasury
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cameron
Political News
State Central Committee
J.B. Frierson
Committee On
Associated Press
Maynard
Eosnka
A. B. Cornell
Henry R. Pierson
Ulysses S. Grant
Pierrepont
Committee
Republica Party
Erro
Republican Party
General Grant
Gen
Martindale
Gerritt Smith
Andrew D. White
M. Orton
W.J. Bacon
James N. Matthews
Freeman Clarke
Wm. F. Butler
J. W. Bouthe
B. Craftin
J. C. Robinson
Stephen Moffatt
John A. Griswold
Pierre
Liberal Respublican State Committee
People of
Gould & Lane
Troys
Mutuals
Coulter
Cavett
Pitet
John Morrissey
France
Financial and Commercial
Prince
Frankfort
Paris
Liverpool
Jing Uplands
Orleans
S.t
Cumberland mi
Grand Lodge of
Home Avenue Railway
Lord Granville
Gladstone
Vish
Tribunal of Arbitration
Iociuda Ts
Ep. Gaz
Cass County
Cincinnati Gasetts
Buffalo Live Stock Market
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