Wheat Spat Poor Kobe Receipts and Oats Prices Steady
The market reports mixed grain and meat prices with wheat slipping on receipts while oats firm at strong totals. Pork and beef cuts show varied demand. linseed oil steady as petroleum prices edge up. Whisky and other staples list modest changes as New Orleans notes April noon pricing and May expectations.
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Kobe
Souse Petroleum
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Eloer
Mark Guicace
Waiakyuiet
York Lower
Port au Prince mourns as official death announcement issued
Dispatches from Port au Prince report the official death announcement of Senatie Sumner. The public building flags fly at half mast and mourning lasts from the 21st to the funeral. The area Cabinet and military are mobilized, with fortifications around the city and troops under arms.
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Port Au Prince
Sumner
Weather Outlook for Lake Regions and Missouri
Increasing east to north winds and cloudy skies with rain and snow across the Lower Lake Region. The Upper Lake Region sees partly cloudy conditions with winds shifting to east and south. Missouri reports cloudy weather with east to south winds and lower Ohio River area impacts.
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Lower Lake
Upper Lake Region
Missouri
al Caessan
Ohio River
Reform Move on Railroads Referenced Amid Heated Debate
Mr Andrews moved to confirm the nomination while Mr Potter urged referring to the Committee on Railroads and Telegraphs the motion advocated by Mr Jones and opposed by Hudson Reese Knox Burns Curtis Newman and others. The discussion ran hot with Newman claiming unjust conduct and Goodine praising Thompson’s integrity. The vote 25 to none. Jones Reid Potter and Waddle did not vote. Waddle’s bill to abolish the Railroad Commissioner’s office was reported back without recommendation and set for third reading on the session’s first January day.
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Andrews
Potter
Committee On Railroads and Telegraphs
Jones
Messrs
Hudson
Reese
Knox
Burns
Curtis
Newman
Ver
Goodine
Aad
Senate
Thompson
Messrs. Jones
Reid Potter
Waddle
Sanborn Inquiry Nears End With Centennial Bill Move
Special Dispatch reports the Ways and Means Committee will finish the Sanborn probe this week and draft a bill to repeal the 1872 law. Sanborn cites $156,000 expenditures with payments to Prescott and Morrison. Senate shifts Centennial bill timing. Butler expects House to accept the Senate financial bill. President nominates Benjamin P. Avery as Minister to China replacing Low.
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Daily Times
Temperance crusaders renew push in Pittsnora efforts
A temperance group in Pittsnora consulted counsel and plans to press ahead with their campaign if saloon owners grant entry to their sidewalk meetings. If denied, they will move to other locations and refrain from services on sidewalks. The crusade resumes this afternoon.
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Daily Times
Pittsnora
Change of commanders in Spain as Serrano to lead troops
Dispatches from Madrid report Serrano returning to the capital and General Concha succeeding him in command of the forces against the Carlists. The Carlist Junta claims Serrano's plan for the defiles of La Morraste is impracticable, and a conference with Serrano is planned. A convention is anticipated.
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Spain
Bayexst
Serrano
la Morraste
General de la Concha
Madrid
General Concha
Suicide tragedy in Cariaco home rooming for Panier
In Cariaco on April 9 J H Panier of 731 Wabesh avenue rented a room downtown. A pistol shot was heard around 11 pm today and he was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot to the head. Friends report recent signs of mental aberration.
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Cariaco
J. H. Panier
Wabesh Avenue
Ballot counts in United States Senate election in Boston
The eighteenth ballot shows 273 total ballots with 170 to a choice and 137 against. Dawes led with 91, Hoar 72, Curtis 15, Adams 9, Sandford 7, Banks 4, Waschburn 1, Whittier 1.
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Boston
United States
Seveneery
Dawes
Hoar
Curtis
Adams
Sandford
Banks
Waschburn
Whittier
River cargo and rail departures amid rising waters
Dispatches from Pittsmyh detail a slowly rising river with eight inches more water needed to dispatch coal by barge. Freight movement continues as vessels like Granite State and Id lwild report delays, while ports at Portsmouth and Brownsville show fluctuating levels. Reported snow and slush clogs streets as packets depart for St. Louis and Cairo with ore and general cargo.
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Daily Times
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R. W. Skillinger
Cincinnati
Granite State
Portsmouth
Et Ebert
Prickree State
Brownsville
Evansville
Grand Lake No. 2
Rogers
Memphis
St Louis
Here
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St. Louis
Wheeling
Cairo
New Orleans
Commonwealth
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Thompson
Dean
Church
Bald Mountain Shakes After Revival Effort Ends
According to Miles Higgins, Bald Mountain Earthquake was an answer to fervent prayers by a Baptist preacher. A revival at the school-house failed to attract, but the mountain trembled at 10 o clock the next day as Posey Owensby fled, leaving Bald Mountain behind at sunrise.
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Posey Owensby
Miles” Higgins
Raleigh Nava
Higgins
Posey
Missing seventeen year old girl alerts Vienna area
A young girl named Jennie Evans, seventeen, light complexion with blue eyes, has been missing from 87 West Seventh Street since the night before last. Police ask for information leading to her whereabouts and describe details for possible identification.
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Jennie Evans
No. 87
West Seventh Street
Satchel Theft Involving Brown Relatives Shown In Court
Niece and Smith accompanied Brown's sister to a relative's home while a young man returned home early discovering a satchel missing after a visit with Wardrobe and others. Evidence showed $10 in the lining and a key to the satchel. Smith faced trial with an accomplice suspected. Judge Marchant held him for the Court of Common Pleas in $2,000 bond.
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Howse
Young Men's Christian Association
Brown
Howe
Prown
Ni¢Ce
Smit
Ovialan
Aggie Harrison
Stevenson
Marchant
Court of Common
Memorial on the Death of William Resor
At a Board of Trade meeting a memorial on the death of William Resor was adopted. The text lauds his role as a Cincinnati manufacturing leader, his public beneficence, steadfast business integrity, and credit to young men. Resor’s devotion to Spring Grove Cemetery and education is praised, with emphasis on his prudence, courage, and lasting example.
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Way
Clifton
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Sieten
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Cincinnati
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Resercae
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Rae
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Tesor
National Board of Tale
Espg
Spring Grove Cemetery
Sapeonni
William Resor
West
William Hesor
Whch
Hint
Daxixt B. Prersox
Gazzam Garo
Clement Osharer
HH. Tates
Imstrict Investigations Hear Testimony On Contracts
The House inquiry examined BeGolyer McLellan and Chittenden over a $27,100 payment to secure a contract. Details included expenses in Washington and national debt, with work halted by the Public Works board. Sanborn's receipt and expenditure report showed $215,515 received and $156,458 spent, including large sums to Morrison, Prescott, Presby & Green, and others.
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KB. McLellan
BeGolyer
McLellan
Rats Avenue
Chittenden
Chicago
Washington
Board of Public Works
Shepherd
Steines
Cook
House Committee On
Secretary of War
Palestine Exploring Society
Jordan
Committee On Ways and Means
Sanborn
W. G. Morrison
Europe
Mr. Prescott
Presbry & Green
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Blive
Waddell
Laribérn
Treasury
Nonin
Morrison
Vanderbilt Mocks Sales Draw Market Attention
New York broker sold 15,000 shares yesterday and today as large NY Central and Hudson sales attract notice. Report notes rival brokers claim an Eo party allied with Express Compounds pushes the market away from Vanderbilt. St Louis and Iron Mountain shares fell on light activity from 45 to 37.
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New York Central
Hudson
Express Compounds
Vanderbilt
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
City Evening Meeting Cites Clerk Nomination Feud
Superintendent Daylor reports a letter from Owen town marshal about an escaped prisoner Charles ithaie awaiting transfer at Ninth Street Station. Democrats plan a Saturday caucus to decide a city clerk nominee between A J Santiweyer and Rhoner with Rhoner leading the race for caucus nod.
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Daylor
Owentown
Charles Ithaie
Bar
Common Council
Santoner
J. B. Santiweyer
Roy
K Rhoner
Death notice for Maria Clark wife of Caleb Clark
Brief obituary stating the death of Mrs Maria Clark wife of Caleb Clark as reported in the morning papers with reflections on poets and happiness, noting not all assumptions hold.
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Maria Clark
Caleb Clark
Bankruptcy filings and claims involving Morton firm assets
The case of N E Jordan as assignee in bankruptcy of I W Morton & Co. vs Patrick McKeown seeks the value of tools and property conveyed, alleging fraud. Gideon Martin of Gryceville Ohio files a voluntary petition for bankruptcy with assets and liabilities described.
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N. E. Jordan
I. W. Morton & Co
Patrick McKeown
Gideon Martin
Gryceville
Ohio
Ada
Police Court Opens With Twelve New Cases
The Police Court opened this morning with twelve new cases on the docket. Moses Joseph and John Woolvine’s case of petit larceny was continued to the Lith bail. John Brown was sent out for 30 days for loitering around the depot. John Kennedy, a worthless man who lives off his poor mother, drunk most times, was fined 50 and sent to Work House for nine days. He also received a further thirty days and fined for disturbing the peace. Valentine Kline, Warstorm, and Michael Faria were given eleven days each for drunkenness. J H Goldabaroegh and H an Pionsmbney were continued costs.
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Moses Joseph
John Woolvine
John Brown
L. and C
John Kennedy
Valentine Kline
Occhalt
Warstorm
Chael Faria
H .Goldabaroegh
H An Pionsmbney
Township Constables Elected Across Twenty Four Wards
The city clerk reports the official vote results for constables and assessors across twenty four wards. Elected constables include Andrew Graves first ward and John Irvine second ward along with Joseph Donahoe fourth ward and Henry Haines seventh ward among others. Assessor selections list Patrick Burns second ward Alanson Barnard third ward David Butler fourth ward and Thos Monague fifth ward with several more named by ward.
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Jno. Irvine
Joseph Donahoe
Perogan
John ‘Nicholson
Fight Anchoey
Henry Haines
Ant Kinney
T. W. Heferman
Hea Harmeyer
Penen Adam Bissack
John Goh
John Tahber
Peuirbontt
Ben Gardner
B.M. Wright
M. J
Wim. P. Eaker
Ae James McLean
Hoban
Patrick ‘Burns
EP. Curry
Alanson Barnard
David Butler
Thos. Monague
Timothy Fling
Anthony Ploch
P. McCarthy
Woodrail
Theo. Haller
Henry Schuehler
Louis
Hacke
Eaward Barfoot
Pearce Kings Renteenth
Partridge
James Manning
Anthony Maher
John Moore
R B. Sullivan
Fred. Hoteler
Robert’Bromley
Sohn Rebold
Jacob Bohnen
The Mandarin of Rekin Torture Reported Abroad
A Boston Times excerpt describes Chinese judicial torture in vivid detail. It catalogues punishments for petty offenses and fraud, including bastinado with a bamboo implement, ear twisting, suspensions, and eye torture with lime, depicting officials and officers enforcing public discipline.
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Officers of Justice
Funeral Carriage Chaos On Fast Biddle Street
A funeral procession in Baltimore encountered a runaway outbreak as unoccupied hearse and hacks rattled through Fast Biddle Street after crackers in a yard startled horses. The wrecked hearse and damaged hacks delayed the funeral, with several vehicles and bystanders endangered but no serious injuries reported. The misfortune involved Garvey and Bro and Cofe & Co. the losses totaling about $100. Nearby news notes ice on Lake Erie, a few suicides, a railway dividend, and political sermons.
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Deta
Essra. Garvey & Bro
Meskre, Coflie & Co
Baltimore American
Fragmentary Senate Report on Amendments and Calendar
Disjointed OCR text shows Senate Wright reporting on amendments and calendar items. House discussions reference a bill referred to a committee, with Mr Wood and others noted as not securing committee votes. Overall, unclear outcomes and unclear names due to garbled passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wright
France
Partition petition filed in Ohio court over Clermont and Hamilton estates
Legal notice reports Rachel Greenlee and William Greenlee seeking partition of real property in Clermont and Hamilton counties. It names heirs including Mina Fontan, Gabriel Hinkle, and Obie Hinkle, with a court in Common Pleas of Clermont County, Ohio, to determine if partition can be made or if sale is required. Hearing set for next term.
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Rachel Gatpenter
Cristian Kel
Der
Jamen
Simen Bick
Ag Foward. Jr
Clermont Comunty
Jacob Te
Lilineis
Will Murphy
Nancy Murphy
Senty Murphy
Aleeen
Lotecet
Char
Armon Bickel
Annie ‘Bickel
Annie Bickel
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Ek Anid
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Jy Aheenlee
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Oreenlee
Mase
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