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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1875
Page
1
The Western Union Telegraph Company and the Atlantic and Pacific announce increased freight rates on the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Central railroads marking a shift in transportation costs and logistics.
New York August 12 discovery shows that a large part of the firm s debt is accommodation paper in the form of drafts drawn on them by a confidential clerk, accepted, sold to note bookers, with Providence holding about 500000. Banks hold 50000 35000 and 30000 respectively. A banker calls the issue the sharpest kind of sharp game while Duncan insists the practice has run for twenty years. Letters of credit for Mrs Duncan s father s funds are involved and a widow s funds were deposited with the firm. Many others are reported in similar condition as creditors wait for more news. Edward Watkin M P references Erie Railway in England.
An excerpt discusses financial policy debates in England involving figures like Bonamy Price, methods to suspend payments, and the idea of substituting bank-notes with bank credits. The text references a reviewer and a volume on the British monetary system, highlighting concerns about currency stability and economic perturbations.
Washington reports private dispatches confirm Joyce, a former Revenue agent, fled after district attorney moved to rearrest him for worthless bail bonds. Detectives allege Ottman, tied to a Treasury robbery, connected to the Johnson defalcation with part of the money unaccounted for.
Fragmentary report notes Berierin batteries and generisy exploding a wagezine in Carlist defenses. Lt Carlist counsels Bourg Madarré de clare that the garrison will defend the cita dels of Sep Dy Urgel to the last, while Al fonsoist forces slow their reduction.
August in Copenhagen marked a national mourning as the funeral of Hans Christian Adder sen Was held at Frau Kirche with King, royal family, ministers, and government officers attending. Deputations from public bodies, unions, and press filled the cathedral while the casket lay amid wreaths from Denmark, Germany, and other nations. business paused and flags flew at half-mast.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports an unidentified man dead with a bullet wound in the head found on the road at Hes ter's Corners about three miles north of the city. The coroner is investigating the case.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science met at Clark's Opera-house in this city with Prof. J. egla and Charles J. Walker addressing Detroit’s early history. Volker reviewed Northwest Territory’s development, praising Michigan’s education system as exemplary while welcoming attendees.
Irish Rifle Association held a special meeting August 11 and passed resolutions of thanks to the American Rifle Team for prizes won. Resolutions of regret at parting with the Americans and planning future friendly competition were approved. A deputation of citizens has gone to Liverpool to extend courtesies to the Americans.
Hayes and Eggleston arrived from Zanesville and spoke to a large audience last evening. They are to speak here this afternoon,Dispatch to the Cit¢inantl Times. CampRipo, O. to August 13.
In Paris on August 12, the Geographical Congress awarded first class medals to American participants including Professor Hay en and representatives from the Statistical Encoun 95 for notable contributions.
An ex-Prime Minister Gladstone publishes new pamphlet arguing against papacy, urging continued ant papal stance in Britain and on the continent. The controversial work rekindles religious tensions sparked by his prior Vaticanism pamphlet as France considers the sale of his writings.
Egypt faces an Abyssinian invasion threat as Catho reports August 12 that Abyssins are set to invade. Redive calls for reinforcements to the bend.
The Herzegovina situation grows grave with 3000 men mainly Dalmatians and Montenegrins attempting to sever the Mostar to Hevecine line. Fifteen hundred Dalmatians and Herzegovinians march on Hochtocha while insurgents receive funds and provisions from Montenegrins and Dalmatians aided by a Servian frontier corps.
The Old Catholic Conference convened in Bonn on August 12, called by Pollinger. The formal opening occurred today and the session is scheduled to run for three days.
A national gathering at Lake Chautauqua Farr Port New York shows attendance rising vs prior day. Speakers including Rev George A Peltz of New Jersey discuss the Sunday school, tobacco use, and Socratic teaching method. Teachers, leaders, and visitors from New York Illinois and other states attend sessions and evening talks on faith unity.
An iron bridge across the Missouri River at Atchison was fully tested today. The test showed a solid and firm structure, with one and five eighths display of strength, marking a significant milestone in railroad construction over the river.
The rifle team began travel home from Loypox August 12 after a hard fought victory over Herze governants in Bilredia. The squad traveled by rail and the team sailed from Liverpool today aboard the City of Berlin bound for home.
The Oregon Independent State Convention platform calls for specie payments resumption, opposes doubling the President’s salary, supports harbor and river improvements, and seeks legislative control of fares and reimbursements for war expenses. The Republican State Convention endorses union sovereignty, backing the national administration, arbitration, patent law revision, and corporate oversight. A fire in Sacramento destroyed Nichols and Co. and Hartwell & Co. works, burning 7 PM to midnight with $60,000 loss and insurance.
Flood damage disrupts embankments along the Wabash River with washouts between two and four hundred feet. Repairs will take about a week, delaying the regular Cairo to Mount Carmel service handled by a mixed train running daily between the two cities.
Reports say the Errving Pea pressed Duncan Sherman & Co over accommodations and bills placed in the market. The total acceptance is about 1.2 million with 250 thousand in Rhode Island and the rest in New Finland. Alexander Duncan reportedly responsible for letters of credit and indebtedness near 90 thousand, with about 200 thousand deposited. Four men arrested for California and Oregon railroad bond forgeries and most money advanced on bonds recovered.
Saratoga August meeting opener reports Ozark leading then fading as Warwick Milner St Martin Willie Burke and Cheqa apeake race for a $100 entrance with $1500 added two miles. Milner takes the top stake in a divided purse after a close finish. Second race covers 1.5 miles with Grinstead winning Dublin Scratch and Pennington placing. time 2 40. Third race a selling event for all ages runs one mile and a quarter won by Brd three lengths with Survivor and Caroling third. time 2 41 473.
Locis August 12 reports United States Revenue officers seized the liquor establishment of Sadler & Co in St Joseph Missouri with further seizures to follow. W T Zumbro of Sedalia Missouri was arrested yesterday for operating a distillery contrary to law.
London August 12 report shows an increase of specie in the Bank of England by 220000 pounds with bullion brought in on balance totaling 384000 pounds. Bank reserve to liability stands at 5,234 percent. Directors fixed the winning of discount at 2 percent while the open market rate for three months bills stands at 13 percent.
A bond committee sold a railroad stake today for one hundred thousand dollars to pure holders. No further details or figures could be read from the fragmentary OCR text.
The Old Volunteer Firemen's Life Association and the committee for the firemen's benefit hold a meeting tonight at this ticket.
Charles E. Callahan Esq judge of the Police Court resumed his duties this morning after an Eastern trip, appearing in his usual manner and position.
Philadelphia August 12 The Evening Telegraph prints an open letter from William Welsh as President rant accusing Walker clerk of the Board of Indian Commissioners of libelous attacks. Welsh charges Delano with false reporting to the President about stock subscriptions to the Northern Pacific and vows further disclosures. He condemns protection of Walker convicted of misfeasance or malfeasance as Indian Commissioner.
A large fire in Peru Illinois destroyed the Elwell and Lymer flouring mill and about $3,000 worth of flour. Reported losses range from $15,000 to $20,000 with $10,000 insured. Conflicting dispatches mention Sacramento and San Francisco as other fire incidents on August 11.
Seidensticker's Band entertained at Bernhard Bettman esquire's residence to celebrate his return from an eastern trip. Bettman, president of the Phanix Society, hosted a large gathering with Weilert's preceding Cincinnati Orchestra concert drawing a crowded attendance. The orchestra, about 40 musicians, is led by Mr Young Pareria. A separate report notes Pareria accused of robbing his father of nearly 0,000 in watches and jewelry and placed in custody, with innocence denied.
Wm Crosby of 178 Sycamore Street reports he was robbed at night in an Atlantic Garden outhouse. Loss includes an opensilk chain and $260. Police refuse or fail to provide a clue to the thief’s identity.
In Rochester New York a purse race featured Adelaide in second place and Eveie seh the i tH, with Annie Collins finishing fourth. Three heats were run with Time records around 2:18 and 2:26 as judges Fullerton and Wallerton noted first and second places. The event listed times 2:35, 2:26, 2:23, and 2:95 percent, with multiple heats completed.
Memphis August 12 The Lower Mississippi is rising slowly with only a few inches of rise seen. Banks along the city front eroding as water runs over, threatening more damage when the decline begins. White River backed up and St Francis extends about 80 miles, with banks and plantations affected well below the city.
Price Blackford appeared before United States Commissioner Hooper this morning charged with retailing liquor without payment of the special tax. He entered into a $500 recognizance to appear before the commissioner next Monday when a preliminary examination is scheduled.
QUEENSTOWS reports the steamship England arriving from New York and Liverpool with passengers from Glasgow and Bolivia. Newcastle notes the City of Limerick passing up as it departs Liverpool.
A cattle train on the St Louis and Northern Railway collided with a Hannibal and Missouri train near a curve about six this evening. Several men were injured. C M Lee general superintendent of the Hannibal and Missouri road and Perkins vice president of Jay were reported hurt but not fatally. The crash occurred after the cattle train reportedly ran through without orders, causing wreckage and confusion.
Nebraska dispatch from Omaha reports crop conditions improving with corn largely harvested in Dawson County and grain yields good overall. Farmers work day and night to protect and gather crops as weather stays pleasant.
A burglary case against Peter Murphy and Charis Early was dismissed in the morning session after a witness testimony. The report notes transport and war enlistment rumors affecting the proceedings and mentions a rail line with ongoing damage and limited access along Eighth street.
Special Dispatches report river levels at four feet nine inches and rising, with cloudy, stationary weather. The James A. Stone and other vessels moved to ports. rainfall noted in Trexon Ohio and Dewa area. Declines of two inches observed as steamboat traffic continued this morning amid uncertain commerce.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Democratic and Independent nominations for a vacancy caused by a death. It mentions a state contest with Republicans and Democrats contending as the election proceeds, noting sixty one votes required for a choice.
The ledger lists multiple workhouse terms handed this morning by Judge Lindemann. Offenders include W F Hener for drunkenness 60 days Mary Jackson for vagrancy 60 days Mageinic O'Brien 30 days A Brown petit larceny 30 days George Simon loitering 3 days George Beker petit larceny 20 days B Anderson drunkenness 30 days Jennie Thompson Jessie Fowler and Mary Wee street walking 30 days each Edward W loitering 10 days Bartley Sicksuer petit larceny 30 days Seon sotue Pore drunkards 10 days and others for abusing families.
Springfield dispatch reports the Searsville reservoir dam on the west branch of Mill river was swept away last night. The extent of damage is undetermined and there is likely no loss of life.
The twenty-ninth annual session of the Supreme Council of Templars of Honor and Temperance convenes in Chicago on August 12. The order reports flourishing and in strong condition.
Personal item notes Stanwood, a cashier at First National Bank, leaving this evening for an extended eastern trip to meet his daughter on her return. He will inform officials of financial matters upon his departure.
A morning dispatch from Mrs R A Patrick of Cincinnati reports a disaster affecting a party of local visitors. The message mentions Montreal and Ottawa, with a note that further details are awaited. The fragmentary item gives names and streets but lacks full context or confirmation of events.
August 12 report from Caiho notes water covering the Cairo and Vincennes Railroad track near Mount Carmel and St. Francis, complicating travel as a wire and a ball are referenced in the flood area.
Chicago Tribune rails at Cincinnati defeat, noting Reds overwhelming the Cubs with a string of critical commentary. The piece rails against sensational coverage while highlighting Cincinnati’s strong performance and the public fascination with the game.
The piece riffs on errors in a gaunt play with players Haste ngs and Warren, urging bookmakers to bring Cincinnati here and double prior winnings. It suggests Chicago will chase wealth to fund the club and that Garden City blowers will be accommodated soon, enlarging Cincinnati pocketbooks.
The National Association of Druids in Cincinnati held a session and parade with about 400 participants marching from Court to Liberty and Main streets, followed by a courtesy luncheon. Mayor Johnston extended a warm welcome, praising the order’s noble aims and global progress. Druids enjoyed a full day of social events, including an afternoon picnic and a banquet that evening hosted by the Cincinnati Groves.
In Common Pleas before Judge Cox the Pullen case abruptly shifted as a recall from the Missouri governor nullified the indictments. Deputy Sheriff Moses presented the recall from August 9, 1875 noting a divorce and alleged fraud. The prisoner was discharged amid prosecution vows to pursue Indiana evidence and forged papers claims.
Special Dispatch reports Governor Hayes and Hon. Ben Eggleston spoke in the Cambridge court-house yard to a large audience. Citizens from Guernsey Noble Belmont Wr ngton and Muskingum Counties attended and applauded, with strong sentiment favoring Hayes.
A decree promulgated in Madrid orders a 100000 man levy for service, including youths aged fourteen by December next. Another decree directs the Minister of Finance to redeem debt and issue 40 60,000 in consolidated interior scrip to support future loans for the Bank of Spain and mortgage bank. The warship Vittoria bombs Leyweilo on the Biscayan coast.
The London telegram notes a brighter market with renewed activity after subpension news in iron trades. Consols rise, Pennsylvania Railroad declines continue amid rumors, Philadelphia and Reading rebound modestly, and government securities show little change.
President Orton states Western Union could use ten thousand miles of additional wires within a year and might buy out cheaper competing lines rather than erect new ones, though no purchase rational has been proposed or agreed to by the company.
The sub treasurer opened bids for one million dollars of gold totaling 3 569 500 with the low bid at 113 35 and high at 113 54 An award of one million dollars was made at 113 77 to 113 84 The executive committee of the Western Union Telegraph Company yesterday appointed a committee to confer with Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company representatives on consolidation of interests.
Wass Index notes August 12 dispatches that near Barneys Peak chiefs Cloud, Spotted Tail, and other Indians press for compensation for harms done to their country. General Crook’s orders for Pollock if he encounters the chiefs are sought. courier departs this afternoon.
The Mill River flood in Springfield area last night caused reservoirs and dams to overflow. Inhabitants fled to the hills as mills and bridges sustained damage though no deaths were reported.
Fragmentary report notes shipments received today with gold coin portion and a remainder described as miscellaneous. Names, places, and precise figures are unreadable in the fragment.
A storm yesterday in Oz Valley caused about 75000 dollars in damage to property and structures in the Newark area. No injuries are reported. Local authorities assess the aftereffects and mobilize aid where needed.
PHILADELPHIA August 12 Horace Binney oldest member of the Philadelphia bar died today aged 77 He was widely respected as a legal figure and longtime fixture in local courts and professional circles.
The David family faces charges for exhibiting a veeve Seemariv by at Hammond Street station. Two arrests were made this afternoon, Michael O Connell for petty larceny and another man for larceny. Mrs Julia Davis, previously dismissed, was arrested on a new adultery warrant. case set for tomorrow morning.
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