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Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1870

Page

1

News in Brief from Across The Nation

Disjointed dispatches report snow in Cheyenne and a $50,000 grain elevator plan for Omaha. Senator Drake joins the Court of Claims. McCormick elected Arizona delegate by 800-plus votes. Emigrants arriving in New York. Missouri State University grants women equal status. House considers abolishing Admiral post. Spain’s envoy to Italy departs for new post on the 23rd. Bryce Archdeacon of Limerick and others noted. Navajo border events linked to war, Sheridan active. Salvador treaty ratified. a diamond theft of $6,000. Horace Greeley visiting the President. Alabama legislature recesses. state printer appointment. Trial of Aen Pochetee at La Grange and murder conviction in Philadelphia. Johnny Rebel banned from Preetwood track. naval committee actions discussed. President warns on governorship changes. fisheries negotiations loom. A frightful accident at … all workers hurt. burial in Dayton, Ohio, with a brother nearby.

Cheyenne Omaha Ehonai Alabama Drake Court of Claims McCormick Arizona New York Senate Norway Missouri State University Spain Italy Bryce Limerick Wm. Battelle Utah Sheridan George of Cireece Mininer Tucketae Deternet Rille Dion Gan Salvador T. Babbitt Horace Greeley Gladstone A.ake F Advertiser Aen Poche Tee George Mallows la Grange Philadelphia John Ee Snes Johnny Rebel Preetwood Porter Thespend Pena Meighs Nw Washington Scarthey Dayton

Cable of 1865 and 1866 Fail to Deliver News

The fragments describe a broken 1866 cable stuttering and a 1865 line that has ceased working. Ananias faced a punishment for tying, while the cable remains silent, hindering transmission and leaving readers without updates.

Ananias

Prussians driven from east of German princes at Versailles

The telegrams describe Prussian gains and French resistance as German troops push toward Paris and Loire positions. Reports state Bavaria and Württemberg troops, armistice talks, and Loire campaigns linked to Paris defense with Borbaki and Bourbaki assignments and German naval movements along the Loire.

Versailles Paris Tours Bordeaux Bavaria Prussia Luxembourg Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Meung Stephan Laurent de Bois Gambetta William Wurtemberg S. Nazaire Loire Chausey Frederick Charles Saxony Germany Bourbaki Trochu Ducrot Belfort Danjanies Nevery Gien Third Army Victor Emmanuel Serrano Prim and Serrilla Havre France England America la Situation London Empire Chaussy Maire St. Laurent de Bois Beaugency Grand Duchy Laurier National Assembly Favre Blois Berlin Landwehr

The Scarcity of Women in Southern California

A miswritten Southern California piece mocks marriage markets with a Sacramento correspondent’s tale of many baby carriages and horses at a lone Los Angeles house. A wandering narrator reports an absurd scene at a rough board house, detailing a crowd peering through a door crack for a glimpse of a famed maiden and a local miner's banter turns risqué and comic.

Green Bay Wisconsin Sacramento California Los Angeles

The Season in Washington Mis e Grundy Dispatch

Mise Grundy writes from Washington to the New York World promising the winter’s social season. Receptions will proceed as usual and large halls will host events for fashionable society. The piece laments cramped spaces and urges a larger levee to accommodate crowds, noting public figures and ladies will attend.

Washington Mise Grundy New York

German report warns women and children face starvation in Westphalia

A German paper reports in Westphalia at a landwehr area women and children deprived of support may perish from starvation, reflecting social and domestic misery amid the war context.

Westphalia Aea Landwehr

Amusements in Cincinnati: Murphy, Seebach, and more

This evening Joe Murphy debuts in Helop with twelve characters and three dialects, promising a full house. Marie Seebach’s Mozart Hall run is hailed by critics as a rare treat, while Prof. Fowler lectures on Life Health and Self culture. Millson to sing at Pike’s Hall in three concerts and a matinee starting January 18, and a Newport Cincinnati Bridge memorial outlines railroad versus river navigation concerns.

Woop Joe Murphy Cincinnati Murphy Mozart Haru Mozart Hall Marie Seebach Europe Marguerite Goethe Faust Marie Beebach Fowler Nillson Millson Pike's Hall Chamber of Commerce Conress Newport and Newport and Cincinnati Ponage River Congress

Real Estate Transfers and Property Descriptions

Real estate transfers listed include Frederick cone to Timothy Greasy leasehold located at the northeast corner of Cut ert and Selandbena with quitclaim options. Other transfers include COUNTRY. ry Huffman to Jacob Hay lot 6 in Pars subdivision near St Bernard. Greve Cem to W T Mills lot 164 in jon 63. J T Hall to W J Beckwith describing Desree street area. Thomas Puckwall and wife to Aaron A Colter lot 64 by 218 feet in A A Colter subdivision. Verling lot in Hicks slain ts to. Cottage Farm parcel 2 ie 750. Contains several unsettled or garbled entries with amounts like 9300, 1710, 11 509.

Frederick Cone Timothy Greasy Cutert and Selandbena Bremes Street Fifteenth Street Ry Huffman Jacob Hay Parls St. Bernard W.T. Mills J.T. Hall W. J. Beckwith Thomas Puckwall Aaron A. Colter A. A. Colter Washington Elrs Verling Hicks

City Auditor Weekly Report Totals by Fund

Auditor’s weekly financial summary for December 10 lists disbursements across funds including Watch, Fire, Sewerage, Court, Sanitary, and Park. Amounts show Fire Department at 2300 plus other minor entries. unclear figures accompany several line items.

Can le Saben Fire Department McMicken Stuking, FO Iis Boba Sc Sit Ss Saascven Neahes Ph gvaQlanntaboa Sanitary Fund ‘Park Fund Ae Fund

Workhouse Incident Ends With Return and Fine

A West End troublemaker John Bailly, previously jailed, was released on a 2450 payment. Last night he fought with police, tore their clothes, and maltreated them. After a morning hearing he was sent back to the Workhouse for a new term and fined 50 dollars plus costs.

John Bailly West End Cos John

Burglars Loot Tailor Shop After Cigar Store Raid

Last night burglars entered Geo Switchell's cigar store at 249 Vine Street but failed. They then smashed the back window of J Latz's tailor shop at 253, stealing about 200 dollars worth of clothing made to order and escaped unseen. Police were not on hand at the time.

Morwixe Luiz Vine Street Geo Switchell J. Latz

Baptist Ministers Quarterly Conference Opens in Hamilton

The Baptist ministers hold a Quarterly Conference in Hamilton beginning today. Tonight Rev. C Montjeau will preach on Women s Mission in the Church of Christ. A social gathering and interest in local matters are noted, with plans affecting Tuesday morning activities.

Conference of Baptist Ministers Hamilton Church of Christ C. Montjeau Ore Wil Ake Mae Che

Missing Deaf and Dumb Son Sought by Mother

About ten io deaf and dumb son of m Julia Dalyis Daly No 70 East Seventh street Teft bh has not since been heard from His mother hopes he may be living somewhere in the South and seeks any information about him and his whereabouts.

Andes Insurance CO Colesmouth Cole River Poole St. al Hotel Andes Insurance Company Mr. Poole Bennett Julia Dalyis Daly East Seventh Street Teft Bh

Distillery on Ludlow Avenue To Be Sold This Month

The Dodsworth distillery on Ludlow avenue, leased to Mille W. Sansser and owned by J. L. Boyteaux, will be sold this instant for the firm Mr. Laboyteaux belonged to. Thomas Cashman, the Inspector of Weights and Measures, has finished his labors for the year and has little to do until the new year.

Annie Laurie Cincinnati Dodsworth Ludlow Avenue W.sansser J. L. Boyteaux T .of & Co Laboyteaux Thomas Cashman

St James Steamer Floats Higher After Unclear Cause

A fragmentary report notes the steamer St James I floated higher on its last trip due to an unclear factor. The passage mentions a person named Nira and a reference to New Ric Ce, with an unclear outcome. The readability is limited and exact details are unavailable.

St. James i He Oedden — Ee Nira. Ee New Ric Ce

Train Schedules Mentioned in Parsing Notice

The fragment lists two trains with times: a leaving at 2 15 P M and arrival at 12 M, plus an accommodation train leaving at 4 20 P M and arriving at 9 05 A M. It references generic names and unclear destinations due to garbled OCR.

Cusnos Zune Vington Lovie —Eee

Dr Henry's Root and Plant Pills Ad Admits No Nausea

A Bee advertisement promotes Dr Henry's Root and Plant Pills claiming they do not cause nausea and urge readers to try them, portraying a health tonics pitch in a compact promotional note.

Burkup Burglar Stumble Finds Stolen Gold Under Rotten Stairs

In Mohawk Bridge area near Burkup residence, a 60 dollar gold burglary occurred two years ago. A neighbor spotted gold coins under a rotten stair, revealing three twenty dollar pieces. The lesson: rotten stairs may yield hidden loot, and the tale ends with a grim joke on misfortune and theft.

Chorge Burkup Mohawk Bridge Seomeiae

Cemetery tour highlights Spring Grove's appeal

William, superintendent of Utica Rural Cemetery in New York, visited Spring Grove Cemetery last Friday. Mr. Bagg tours major cemeteries, observing and learning, and has traveled widely in Europe and the United States, praising Spring Grove while noting envy from eastern cemetery associations over its superior attractions.

Braixo Grove William Utica New York Spring Grove Bagg East Sekte

Death by Own Action Shocks Noble Community

Isaiah C. Colby of this city died following an act that altered his life after a visit to Noble, Alabama. A former member of the Fifth Ohio Cavalry, Colby was widely known for his kindliness and generosity. His death is mourned by friends who admired his gentleness and noble conduct.

Mo Bile Isaiah C. Co Noble Alabama St Instan Colby Fifth Ohio Cavalry Cate Oe

Fifth Anniversary Fowell Buxton Mission Exercises

The fifth anniversary program at the United Presbyterian street mission between Race and Elm featured a service with addresses by Reverend Drs and local leaders. Recitations and singing interlaced the program before a benedic tion closed proceedings.

Fowell-Buxton Seine United Presbyterian Street Race Elm Mase Miller H. French Felirey Es Joka i Elliott Eben Halley Em Shiply Taylor Benedic

Avondale Lyceum Delivers Series Of Notable Entertainments

The Avondale Lyceum under current management has presented a string of engaging events. The latest Friday evening offered a road concert described as highly promising and intriguing, though details note the program was to be held in two parts.

Avondale Lyceum

County Board fixes annexation time for Carthage village

The Board of County Commissioners moved the annexation date for the village of Carthage from December 28, 1870 to February 1, 1871. The change aligns the plan with the southward extension of the ory area into Carthage.

Ory Carthage Board of County Commissioners

Directors Election to fill Edcators Board seats

Election of four directors for the University of Educators proceeds before the Board of Education in a session. Voting may be completed this evening.

University of Edcators Most Y Board of Education

Palharmonic Society Plans Eve Concert with Miss Kellogg

The Palharmonic Society and Miss Kellogg are preparing a concert on New Year Eve. The society is honored by the invitation to sing with such a noted artist, and invites former members to join rehearsals and perform at the event.

the Palharmonic Society Miss Kellogg

Arrest Near Bridge Portends City Hearing

Yesterday a man named Boies was arrested near the bridge area. He was held for a hearing, with bail set at 5,000. The morning’s events followed a retreat and discussion at his home before transfer to the city for further proceedings.

Ostantina Boies Inne Ob Ciy Jones

Christmas Music at St Xavier’s Cavunca

A grand Christmas day concert at St Xavier’s features Beethoven’s Mass with about sixty voices and a twenty eight instrument Silver Chorchestra home production under Prof H Gerold. The performance marks a rare city debut of the piece in years and aims to delight local music lovers.

St. Xavier's Cavunca Xavier H. Gerold Tei Siehis Beethoven

Walnut Bills Street B Route Plan Urges Citizen Stock Ownership

The Walnut Hills Home Organization urges a locally formed company to own and operate the street route once bids open. Citizens should buy stock to ensure broad ownership, preventing outside control as talks consider extending the road to Woodburn and the Montgomery road, with city powers limited without consent.

Ntepteonde Segs Robin Mtan Seemuad Beast Stan Seunenanene Village News Woodburn Hesk Montgomery Te Ae Er Ation Wood Burn

Miss Flora Kuntz Joins Vickers Church Choir

Miss Flora Kuntz a noted singer of the Orpheus Society has joined the choir of Mr Vickers Church. Dr McReynolds named Superintendent of Longview team begins duties this morning with Dr Langdon taking a final leave after eleven years. Langdon plans a temporary city residence before a possible European tour after settling his affairs.

Flora Kuntz Orpheus Society Vickers New York Herald Europe

Equalization Controversy Over Clifton Valuations

A Clifton citizen meeting discussed an equalization report by a five member committee. The panel, urged to deliver new valuations to the County Board, faced delays and mixed votes as some properties saw higher, others lower than the Assessor. The adopted report reflected contentious adjustments and duration of deliberations.

Clifton County Board of Equalization

Creditors contest May June transfers in Lowell firm failure

In a Newport case the creditors of the Lowell firm contest conveyances made in May and June 1866 as transfers to defeat insolvency. Claims show assets around $65,000. deposits totaled $91,724.08 of $127,442.88 liabilities. Caldwell Brothers incur major debts. Mary Caldwell is related. Court considers these transactions and orders sale of the New Street Railway for the benefit of creditors with a receiver to run the road. Separate items note ferry-rate services suit and murder case bail proceedings.

Lowell Crnem Ma Rt Ma Rt. H. Caldwell Li Kinney Ene Oak Cay Newport Yeigen Kinney & Co Caldwell Brothers E. Kines Drafia R. F Caldeah Toovey Nin Covington Mary H. Caldwell Ence Janus C. Root Hounshell Cco James Michael O’hara Criminal Court

City election candidates fill vacancies after death of Wall

In Cynthiana yesterday crowds eyed seven or eight hopefuls for the Attorney post left vacant by 8. T. Wall’s death. Detective Butts noted a preliminary primary will decide the nominees. Names from wards include Kear Ward Penney Fah Pryor Fisher Wy Sizth Ward Decker Bath Jorwe. Total votes listed as 573 with scattered tallies discussed in the next column.

Cynthiana T. Wall Butts Edian Oe Osun Gy Wesker Deke Micon Tira Ward John Penney Feusum Howell Ward Fa Pryor J. M. Fisher A. Wy Sizth Ward Jake M. Decker MF Bath Ninth Weed Jorwe Eevee McNamara

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