04 Feb 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1869
Page
1
Fragment of school fund money once valued over two million in gold is traced to rebel control. G Harris diverted funds for the rebel cause and a remaining 615000 is secured in capital vaults amid shifting transfers and questions over state treasurer Sandford's authority.
A lengthy letter from Indianapolis discusses Indiana politics, economy, and public spending. It questions proposed measures like a Bureau of Public Printing, criticizes salaries for judges, and notes debates over Terre Haute State Normal School funding. It also covers a murder trial in Terrell and various local amusements and notices.
A collage of fragmented notes notes on foxes in Virginia rare crop reports in Kentucky and Missouri, a Parisian official clashed over press freedom, a mass voting irregularity case in Pennsylvania, and a Huntsville wildcat captured after a ruse. Also mentions Alabama counties, Des Moines farm incident, and Missouri railroad land values.
Poor readability with names and phrases garbled. Mentions Col Sam Tate and Mrs Reed related to a fire death incident, a reference to a new patent, an author Rex De Aaa, and Rev Mr Marsh dismissed from a pastorate. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
A fragmented report from The Lebanon details a dark plot involving an unnamed inhuman assailant who planned to kill a man named Bruce. The fragment mentions a reward and a request to Mr. George for assistance as times grew dire, with Sally described near the door in tense circumstances.
A correspondent recounts M. de Flers selling a vast art trove at Hotel Drouot, then a wife swaps for cash, only to buy back her husband’s items at a loss and regret the bargain. In Pittsburgh, a colored men’s convention tells of a war refugee who learned he was free after a mile row and a rebuke from Moses.
Congressional proceedings show Senate debates on forest growth bills and steamship aid, a consular appropriation amendment, a Selkirk settlement consul, and judiciary reform. House terms include Mississippi election bill, Connecticut River bridge bonds, naturalization terms, and resistance to an early income tax adjustment. Major voices include Messrs Ross Conklin Trumbull Warner Holman Peters Schenck and Beck in Kentucky Mississippi Vermont Alabama and New England.
The U. S. Circuit Court ruled on a patent case involving administrators and non pirate matte of ats consisting of India rubber at a high temperature. The decision centers on the oe patent et he and its applicability to the material and process described.
From Columbus Ohio a report notes the Central Lunatic Asylum should gain more land to house patients and expand capacity. A petition by Gen H Peochade requests higher salaries for Supreme Court Judges. The Senate votes 19 to 14 after a sharp discussion. Snowstorm hits Co-Ohio as officials plan meetings. Certificates of incorporation cited and invitations extended for the General Assembly.
The Connecticut State Republican Convention endorsed General Grant and favored uniforms and seals valued at $5,000 each for Harmony New Haven National of Boston and Putnam. A bill to curb New York rail control of Finn Chicago was discussed as temperance filters at Indianapolis elected officers including a president.
Fragmentary note appears to reference a wholesale or grocer operation in the southern and western markets. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
A foreign dispatch from Athens says negotiations with tribes in Algiers have eased. The protocol of the late Sanetimer Poe the King was noted in the latest update from Barges’s governor.
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