13 Apr 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1875
Page
1
Fire swept the Union Elevator owned by Fred J. Rusk & Co. west of the river in Indianapolis last night. An alarm was sounded and firefighters arrived quickly but scarce water prevented any suppression efforts despite their prompt response.
Fragmentary OCR from a historic Black Hills page mentions Miteecs and a high request or survey. Readable bits hint at a local event or issue tied to a community organization, with names and places unclear due to damage.
Taflane express full awareness of the matter and indicate they are much engaged with its aspects. The statement underscores their understanding and interest in the issue at hand.
An action linked to foreclosure proceeds as officers face accusations amid a regional case. The matter centers on the Chicago Panvilie and Vincennes route, with officials named in filings and seeking remedy through court channels.
A fragment indicates the Rothachilds arranged a new Russian loan totaling £15,000,000. Details on the lender and purpose are unclear but the remnant notes preservation for St. appears.
The North German Gazette notes the French press disavowal of a controversial draft proposal, stating it applies only to those employed in nursing and excludes other groups under examination. The item summarises ongoing tension over prohibitions and press responses in the period.
A Newsve article from New York on April 13 reports a referee decision concerning the estate of the late Ezra Wood. The ruling orders recovery and costs tied to petal gions in Wisconsin, detailing legal action and financial implications.
Fragmentary notes indicate mule botuners mulish with an April 13 reference and a later discharge possibility. Limited readable names and place details prevent fuller context.
The Lakes Steamer ER N Rice arrived in Cleveland from Detroit on April 13, facing little ice on the lake and reporting a smooth crossing. The voyage underscores favorable conditions for steamers between Detroit and Cleveland this spring season.
Report from Mata on April 6 notes eight raiders captured near Camargo and ranch. three in town, five at a ranch. American brands found on horses and items. Airey seeks official access to horses. Mayor and Matamoras authorities contacted. Consul Wilson informs Judge Dougherty and helps coordinate actions. Mexican sources report 100 raiders at Charco Escondido, targeting homes. locals fear for safety of remaining Americans in the Rio Grande valley.
A series of incidents reported across Kentucky and nearby areas includes the appointment of David P. Sertick as internal revenue store-keeper in the Eighth District, a fire destroying a grocery store owned by Alden Thayer and injuring Denletan and her father, and other local misfortunes. Separate items note a Christmas Court case, a fatal railroad accident near Union Depot, and a billiard tournament in Chicago with regional interest. The day also sees political and social scenes with delegations from Texas, Gov. Ports’ review at Ash Barracks, and a crowd drawn by a Hail to the Chief band performance.
Washington notes report a patrol message from Averix Texas dated April 12 claiming the recapture of counterfeiter Pete McCartney. The note, signed by United States Marshal Thomas T. Prece, mentions the Supreme Court decision on temporary money and comments on a retiring treasurer with praise for probity and patriotism.
Dispatch from Washington notes bids opened at the Treasury for Department stationery for the next year. The Navy will use funds to boost the Centennial Celebration presence, enlarge the Marine Band to seventy five, and aim for the best in the nation. Pete McCartney, famed counterfeiter, rearrested as officials pursue life imprisonment. over one hundred convicts tied to his network. Blaine heads to Boston for Lexington event. Tallapoosa sails to fetch party from Massachusetts. Randall allies claim lead for Speaker. wagering on Kerr Cox and Wood withdrawing in his favor. Wilson urges Ohio Republicans to nominate Ben Wade to strengthen the party nationwide.
News arrived aboard the Venus that the ship Airu bia Island was lost. Officers and crew were saved and bound for San Francisco on the schooner Margaret Crocker.
A blaze on April 15 gutted the Washington House and three adjacent structures in Gioveorster. Estimated loss stands at $150,000 with partial insurance.
Special Dispatches report cargo runs and river levels along the Monongahela and nearby ports. Ships depart for St Louis and Zanesville while others load for Cincinnati and New Orleans. Rainy forenoon, river gauges show 2 feet fall as temperatures dip to the upper 40s.
Additional markets show mixed activity with Burrago and Cleveland steady, corn quoted around 75 to 78 cents per bushel, oats unchanged, flour lower, and pork, lard, and meat prices steady to dull. New York coffee and sugar futures firm with various refined sugar prices and grocery goods trading accordingly. Receipts and sales volumes listed across corn, wheat, rye, and hogs, reflecting a cautious market with modest fluctuations.
In New York April 1 Brooklyn court hears Beecher testify with his wife and daughter present as cross examination begins. He denies soliciting or engaging in intimate relations with Mrs Tilton and explains conversations with Moulton and others while outlining his stance on the publication of documents and the tripartite agreement. He recounts letters and meetings related to the case, insisting he bears no guilt and will fight the allegations.
An affidavit-like narrative recalls uncertain rides and a driver, with blurred memory of accompanying children. A definite August 1370 visit to Mrs Tilton in Peekskill is cited, amid missing letters and unrecovered notes. The speaker notes no letters were kept, cites parish duties, and mentions a second-day visit before returning home. The court session shows its usual recess.
Grat'ona Chizrolais French Opera troupe performed last night at the Grand Opera House to a responsive audience. Mlle Coralie Geoffrey was noted for beauty and singing, with strong performances and fine costumes throughout the show.
The Board of Directors of the City infirmary praised A H Andress of Kay for his proven capacity and unshakable integrity and re elected him clerk for the coming year. Gus, as friends call him, leads colleagues in wishing him continued success and adept oversight of the institution.
George Holden was tried before Esquires Tebbs and Duvenicky for the robbery of Orville Clark. Holden posted $209 bail but escaped while being jailed. he was recaptured and kept in prison. The Enquirer corrects a misstatement about Arbeiter Hall lease sale and compliments Clerk H. Clay White for eight years of service since 1867. The piece reflects on local fountain history and city growth, noting spring business and building activity near Cincinnati.
The town reports no city court session this morning. Last night the eduioa ball at Ellipse Hall was orderly and pleasant. Citizens note corrections on yesterday’s items including Col Mason’s correct spelling and the broad activity in brick sales to Cincinnati and Newport builders. A charity music serenade by the Musical Ten drew attention to district residents and local firms. An odd plumbing mix up near Monmouth street leaves a worker credited for a misaddressed dig in front of the wrong property, with minor negotiations to set it straight.
The Opera of Martha, well rendered under Signor Janinotta, will be repeated Thursday evening next. Reserved seats are on sale at Dobmeyers New Hall's music store. Secure them without delay.
San Francisco April 13 reports a laborer named Fred Brandenburgh of Philadelphia was found dying under a lumber pile on the city front after starving for nine days. He stated he crawled under the lumber nine days earlier and could not escape. He was about eighteen years old.
Reports from Aspinwall say the Jesuit College in Buenos Ayres was burned and riot leaders arrested. Three fatalities are reported with priests not among the dead. The archbishop has returned and newspapers urge his resignation. The Foreign Minister notes the mob was led by a Spanish priest. Wounded priests remain unconfirmed.
At the Treasury Department on April 15 seventeen bidders competed to supply the federal government with stationery for the 1875 fiscal year starting July 1. Contracts will be awarded later this week after examination of more than one hundred thousand dollars in items.
Dispatch notes April 5 from Cincinnati Times indicating oil markets varied by city. Le Parkers market steady with immediate shipment at 31.70 245. City market at 61 65. Titusville firmer at 67 35 to 67 0. Tidioute market firmer at 1 35. Philadelphia crude 6 46 and refined prices down. New York market unchanged.
Superior Court under Judge Yaple returns a verdict for the defendant in a suit by Ashman & Scully for the City, claiming an assessment for Wade street sewer construction. The case centered on alleged council irregularities and prior stone sewer charges affecting liability. Emory Garrison for plaintiffs. Judge Coldwell and W I Forrest for defendants.
The Clerk of the Court and the Sheriff drew the Grand and Petit Juries for the May term of the Common Pleas. Names listed include George Hieber, William Scudder, Jacob Laker, Jacob Huysler, John Thomas, James Webb, David Sheely, Isaac Peterson, Martin Mason, and others from multiple townships. The article also covers the old council's adjournment, reorganizations, and bonds for city officers.
The far hearing of this case was postponed as plaintiffs claim they are heirs of Timothy Trimble, owner of land in 1810. Longworth estate presents documentary evidence disputing full payment of consideration and ownership bounds, noting reconveyances expand land beyond 531 acres. The case proceeds amid disputed abstracts of title and repeated conveyances to Longworth.
Judge Matson appoints Henry Kellerman as executor of Charles B deceased. M A Hunt named administrator of Chas W W Bkau estate with $1,000 in personalty. Newton B Colne named executor of Sea Boltara deceased with $2,000 in personality. Henry Rich appointed executor of Joba Rich deceased with $500 personalty and $4,000 realty. Lillienkamp named executor of Maria Dickkruger deceased with $500 personalty and $4,000 realty.
New York Tribune reviews Frank Mayo as Davy Crockett at Park Theatre with praise for his portrayal and the play's wholesome, delicate yet strong American drama. The piece notes Mayo’s clear stage presence, the production’s dignified presentation, and its place alongside American classics, highlighting its vitality and ethical tone.
In Covington Mayor's Court, Joseph Lytle and Wan Cameron faced drunkenness charges with fines noted. J Fogarty pleadings included drinking and disturbance. Joe Williams case for breach of peace continued to the next morning. Alice Henderson charged with complicity in provoking breach of peace was dismissed. Earnest Tate charged with grand larceny.
The Roman Catholic delegates met at Fulda to address Emperor William, opposing withdrawal of state grants pledged to Prussia. They refused unconditional obedience to state laws. Ministers replied with regret that bishops object, urging fidelity to laws respected elsewhere and noting church guidance given before the Vatican council.
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