05 Feb 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1874
Page
1
A passenger train on the Chicago and Northwestern line derailed this morning near Curcaco, four coaches burned, with 20 details still unrecovered. Harvard lies about sixty miles from Chicago on the Wisconsin Division of the Northwestern Lead.
The report notes debate over removal to Cincinnati and senatorial actions at the constitutional convention. Mr Oren’s bill passed limiting partnerships for criminal attorneys. Petitions from Cincinnati residents and Steubenville businesses protested railroad law changes. Several civil procedure bills were introduced and Batterworth’s bill passed unanimously.
The report outlines a police court session with multiple cases: Boody and three colored individuals discharged after proving provocation. Frank Mason sentenced to work house for indecency. a woman at 119 street fined five dollars. Isaac Clawson and W H Worth charged with burglary but four others released. a deaf mute case related to a New Year’s Day pistol incident. and other exhibits including a jail cell disturbance and an audit confusion with County Solicitor L W Goss. The narrative includes procedural notes and a long testimony fragment about payments, settlements, and contractor Thomas and Robert Jones, ending with C P Hoen senior asserting his honesty.
An unfinished report describes an investigator recounting how a platting project at a rate of five dollars per unit was handled. It mentions a reporter, alleged best effort, and discussions about property descriptions, with references to Bacon and La Buc and concerns over settlement and oversight by the Board of Control.
A cat belonging to Mr. Jacob Ehret was stolen from Wesley Chapel last evening. An entertainment is planned at Thoma Hall on Monday night to benefit the poor, offering both pleasures and real charity.
Deputy-Marshal Weaver seized assets under a bankruptcy court warrant in the Stephen Kisho case. The crackdown covers real estate including a home in Okeviet city and related properties as part of the bankruptcy proceedings.
Superior Court matter growing from cotton dealings. Simeon Peacock in May claimed 24,975 pounds of cotton shipped from Memphis to defendants for sale on his account at no less than 43 cents per pound. Plaintiff sought $1,525 plus interest. defendants deny and assert advances and preexisting balances. Proceedings continue with M. Jordan for plaintiff and Fayette Smith for defendants.
A trial recounts Perry Holland against Josephine Uollams alleging adultery affected domestic duties. The judge granted a decree citing clear evidence but noted potential collusion concerns. Other entries include Tecumseh Overton vs Elizabeth Green and a slander suit Geescke vs Frederick Niemeyer. verdicts and judgments given by various judges.
Before Judge Matson, M B Bagans was appointed administrator of Harrison, deceased. Estate valued at $3000. Will identified Henry Harrison as deceased. Estate includes $10000 in realty.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports Gordon introduced a bill in February to repeal the per diem allowance for constitutional convention members during holidays. He plans to press the measure against Senate amendments, tying it to the convention's appointments and pay rules.
Frankoort Kentucky February 5 The convention was called up and continued to tomorrow Only excitement exists regarding the GOP among Christian denominations
The latest returns indicate Conservatives win one seat each in Berwick Lewes and North Allerton and two seats for Nettisham. Other gains include Manchester Denbigh Glasgow Merthyr and Bradford where William Foeard Forster McLaren and Mr Cowan remain Liberals in Edinburgh. Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge stay Conservative as Liberals hold in Liverside. The Times predicts a large national Conservative lead, with Scotch votes possibly swinging to Liberals. A dispatch from Ashantee reports all white prisoners freed and terms accepted for a ceasefire including a payment of two thousand pounds.
The Minister of War in Mabnip reports intelligence of a clash between Arcans and Carlists near Ler, with casualties including several killed and wounded. The incident details remain sketchy amid ongoing disturbance.
A morning blaze swept Reid's tobacco and cigar factory in Toronto on February 5. The damage was estimated at 27,000 dollars, with insurance covering about 35,000. No injuries are reported and the fire is under investigation.
Evansville February 5 a morning blaze at Chefs Mehr’s grocery on Hildelbach avenue and Sohe street engulfed the building. Mehr and a guest were inside but escaped. two children and the mother’s mother in law perished as rescuers attempted searches. Wunderlich, a city detective, tried to rouse Mehr who did not reappear.
The National Reform Association held a convention in February where Gesco of Ohio and Rev. Mil of New York spoke on Christ as ruler of nations and the nation’s moral law. Resolutions upheld Christian Sabbath, Bible in schools, marriage sanctity, and suppression of vice. Dr Bain of Pittsburgh discussed devotion to civil liberty with religious duty. Nearly 6000 contributed to the cause, with a decisive vote approving the principles.
Yale College alumni form an Alumni Association and pass a resolution to appoint an alumnus as Chief Justice. A banquet is planned in Waite’s honor on his Washington arrival. House Appropriations heard Col Sanford and Shoemaker of Adams Express on a government contract. The firm carried large sums of money and bonds for the government, earning $260,000 for the year. House Military Committee plans to recommend army redaction via bill.
The first train on the Terre Haute to Decatur railway reached St A M today, marking the opening of a line from Terre Haute through Paris and other points in the Northwest. Freight traffic is now allowed. passenger service to start on the 16th.
Special Dispatch reports at Pustaburg on February 5 that Onongahela shows slow fall and a sale scheduled for tomorrow. A junIata boat departs for Cincinnati and the Granite State arrives from Portland and will return tomorrow, carrying 400 tons involved in the day's movement.
Woodstock dispatch reports fifteen people injured in a Chirage and Northwestern road collision caused by a broken rail on a bridge at Kishwaukee, north of Chicago. Cars derailed, passengers crawled free, some burned, and baggage lost as wreckage spilled into the wall. Aiding passengers and crew saved others. many names not yet available.
A heated message from Governor Woods to the Utah Legislature vetoes a memorial to Congress seeking an investigation of Utah affairs. He denies disloyalty among Utahans, condemns calls for his acts as false, and warns Congress or others may act if needed legislation is not passed. He points to territorial statutes, questions the reach of Probate Courts, and notes past laws conflicting with federal authority.
The report details an investigation into charges of corruption connected with the territorial election. Testimony before the board includes assertions of attempted bribery and coercion to influence votes, with officials denying acts under oath. The probe will continue, with witnesses relaying concerns over payments and pressure to vote a certain way. The oil market news follows, noting activity and pricing in various regional markets.
A committee from the Chamber of Commerce Board of Aldermen and Common Council left for Washington to press for immediate start on new government buildings. Members include Bissell Skaats Cutter Hun and others. Thomas Sherlock remains there coordinating. They traveled by train toward Washington and Baltimore and Ohio lines.
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