12 Apr 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1876
Page
1
In a New York interview Miles alias the Vermont robber now in Vermont State custody describes the safe burglary he participated in. He names a prosaic official who knew the plan and says extra security assurances were provided for the burglars. He hints at other safeburglary memoranda found during the investigation.
A turbulent South Carolina convention saw factions align against Chamberlain supporters. The Anti-Chamberlain group claimed success, reshaping leadership and signaling shifts in regional political influence amid party realignment and internal debates.
Special Dispatch reports the House met at 7:30 a.m. to adjourn after farewell speeches and a humorous reading by Peter Hitchcock. Speaker Grovenor and others offered thanks to correspondents and aides. The Senate completed routine business and passed several bills including Pickaway County road appropriation. The session lasted 101 days, the shortest in fifteen years, and adjourned with Young delivering the final bye.
Special dispatch reports in Wasnixotoy April 12 that Joyce seeks a new trial while confined in the Missouri State Penitentiary under a two year sentence for complicity in the St. Joseph whisky ring. Government counsel contend he could be tried in St. Louis on a broader indictment. Missing safe burglary papers found in the Attorney General’s office. Weather and shipping notes follow with arrivals, departures, and warm, cloudy conditions.
A cryptic slate of weather notes and a government notice from the Office of the Chief Signal Officer in Washington DC. It lists an April 12 10:30 AM time and references Tennessee Ohio Valleys with falling and rising temperatures, thunder? and shifting winds. The forecast mentions a colder, cloudy pattern across the upper Mississippi Valley and lower Missouri area with a steady barometer readings.
The Serjeant at Arms of the House told Chief Justice Carter that Kilbourne remains subject to further orders. The judge postponed the habeas corpus matter.
Special Dispatch reports April 12 that James M. Lambert proprietor of the Ray house, a known citizen, died by suicide this morning. His son died from smallpox, worsening his spirits and contributing to the tragedy. Jane Hennessey shot T. Pation this morning, causing a severe wound. Hod carriers’ strike has caused embarrassment with new threats and expected trouble looming.
The item reports on a yacht race challenge involving South Carolina and Brazil with the New York event, mentions the Queen's Cup and the yacht America, and notes Vienna dispatches about Count Andrassy and a pope for the Porte. It cites California governor Lew on emigration societies in Hong Kong and labor demands, plus ongoing labor contracts and authority over emigration.
Three tanks of oil, each holding 100,000 barrels, were struck by lightning one mile above Parkers Landing this morning, and were consumed by the resulting blaze. No injuries reported.
Reports from Malacca indicate disturbances requiring military deployment. A Valenirsion tram from Washington comments on Mr Schenck resuming duties as Minister to England. In Paris April 12 the French election is annulled. A cotton firm Rohlandt Muller faces heavy liabilities as stock markets falter in Europe.
Obler's wife faces career setback as changes hit the Cincinnati scene amid Mer involvement. Officials confirm adjustments affecting local matters and schedules.
In Chicago this morning a United States Court jury found Freisinger and Scayeras guilty in the whisky case. Sentencing was postponed until after all whisky trials in this court are finished. The Board of Trade adopted rules barring puts and calls on the Open Board, deeming such activity a breach of decorum and subject to disciplinary action.
A late Monday night tornado swept across a portion of Texas. Carazos and Towa reported hail accompanying the storm. Many log houses sheds and outbuildings were leveled. Total damages ranged from 7000 to 100000. No lives lost.
Moni eet reports on April 12 that Macee & Co wholesale bat ters out furriers weressigned. Liabilities run about 173 dollars. The firm claims its assets exceed liabilities by over 4 but capital is tied up in speculative ventures.
A wall on Delaware avenue collapsed after lumber was removed, burying three workers. Morris was killed and John and Christian Steen were seriously injured in Philadelphia.
Mippletonn reports a wheel burst at Hill's Paper Mill at 8 this morning injuring Peter Nuscum and another worker whose condition is stated as critical with life despaired of. The incident prompted cautious medical aid and an official inquiry.
Market notes from St. Louis and New York dated April 12 report activity in flour, wheat, corn, rye, and barley with mixed bids and receipts. Prices shown include No. 2 fall wheat 147 cash, corn 59 80e, rye and barley described as neglected. coffee 46 per 100 pounds, sugar and other commodities cited with variably steady demand and limited futures movement.
Before Judge Matacin, old Deutschler was named administrator of the estate of Joseph Braun, deceased, valued at $1,090 in personal property. Amelia Overberg was appointed administratrix of Johann D. Overberg, deceased, with personalty valued at $1,000 and realty at $5,000.
The Democratic Central Committee met Saturday to set May 22 as the County Mass Convention for selecting delegates to the State Convention. Mandus Shalgr, chief of the Fire Department, moved residence changes and related wiring work. Sheriff Thomas travels to Columbus to escort Adam Utterieh to the penitentiary. The Centennial Party plans a supper and musical program under Prof. Clark of Cincinnati, with notable party activities including a church social. County Commissioners list bills and discuss Millville Riley Turnpike road inspection for April 19.
A jumble of society items, criminal mentions, elections, and local happenings. Mentions Mrs Crosley, Stewart wife of a NY prince, Deputy Constable Ronan sworn, various meetings in Arbeiter Hall, baseball talk, school board rumors, and a note on a Covington weekly change. Readers see stray names, injuries, and civic chatter interwoven with editorials.
The town scene includes postponements for a social party to the 21st at Sorley's Assembly Rooms, a Monday lecture by Hon. Mike Scott, and a plan to plant shade trees at Colonel Taylor's residence. Rumors involve the Geshauders of Covington seeking to acquire the Constans brewery and a creditors’ meeting at Union Hall over a settlement proposal.
Walter Benjamin about fourteen was accidentally shot yesterday evening in the Gem cigar store by Arthur Connolly also about fourteen, son of Berry Connolly the tailor. The ball entered the chin and exited near the right ear leaving a ugly wound but not bone damage. Dr Stuart dressed the wound. Connolly is said to be despondent over the mishap.
Allentown, Pa. April 1. A fire camp explosion in the Nesquehoning mines this morning killed three men and seriously injured five others. The disaster occurred as workers toiled at the site, with emergency crews rushing to the scene to treat the injured and investigate the cause.
Special dispatches describe the Monongahela struggling in 7 feet 3 inches and a Graham from Wheel a Graham leaving Cincinnati. The Graham returns tonight amid reports of a damaged upper works and a halted tug.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a cook speaking to a mistress at an Epelish Registry office. The exchange hints at social tension and a possible court involvement.
The text blends miscellany from a March issue listing distorted names and events. It references H W Wy edit, transport between New South Wales and Tasmania, Frank Mott as a diplomatic agent, and Symon news. It mentions American retainers, a letter about Stel averwer, and various figures like Wins hei and Barracouts. It also notes European companies fearing American power.
A tanker tank at Grandin & Nayhart on Kear Creek Station burned after being struck, blasting upper rings off. Three tanks burned, totalling about 45 000 barrels of oil, with 10 000 belonging to Grandin & Nayhart and the rest to Union Pipe Company. If winds shift, further losses could mount to 125 000 in oil and 23 000 in overall tank costs. An Atlantic Pipe Company tank at Bedver Pipes Station was struck by lightning at 4 39 and was extinguished after four hours with estimated loss about 2 000.
In Los Apos April 42 the report notes Spanish Berlin and Vienna pat toward new alignments. The piece highlights a decline in influence as pacifist tensions ease and new power dynamics emerge among major European actors.
Evansville reports list a chaotic early morning of river traffic with ships Fearles and Kenawha No. 2 and others. the Dean is crowded though freight light. Weather notes show steady warmth, Mercury readings 3 to 4 with low clarity. business described as light.
Market notes show an overall quiet start with mixed sentiment across cities. Philadelphia delivery prices fluctuated around 14 percent, Parkers at 198, fractionally steady on the Pidvoute Market, OL City weak at 187 then recovering to 185 with immediate shipment. Titusville firm at 2121, crude trading muted in Philadelphia.
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