10 Feb 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1874
Page
1
A partial report notes a survey west of the Kothmus Canal near Wasauroton dated February 10 related to a route toward the Isthmus.
In New York on February 10, Phil Sheridan was visited by a large number of ex-soldiers, as Father Mat led an effort connected with veteran support. The scene reflected strong veteran activity and public interest in postwar affairs.
Fragmented OCR notes from a National Grange session mention February 9 and discussions on currency, charter removals, and references to Parsons Minnesota Warden Oregon Catton Florida Hamilton California Vermont Missouri, with unresolved lines and unclear actions.
In Des Moines Iowa on February 9 a fragment mentions Agricultural College correspondence. A letter from G W Rankin was not on the college books and there is unclear mention of Prof Jones and the college records. The incomplete item suggests a questioned or informal note related to college administration.
Readable fragments reference names and places in a garbled local notice. The text lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to form a coherent report. Further legible source material is required to produce a proper newspaper card.
Weather note from Beseth of Games and heroes dated February 10 early morning reports brisk barometer rise. Conditions described as cloudy with southerly winds and wavelengths of varying intensity.
A special dispatch reports in the Ohio legislature lively activity in both houses. Petitions include opposition to Kemp's malpractice protections and authority to build a Little Miami river bridge near Union Bridge. Debates on rerouting the Franklin County Fair Ground project persist with Burns Ellis Goodhue Kerr speaking for and against. Senator White of Toledo replaces Morrison R. Waite at the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum. The Senate recessed without a vote on the Hestman bill.
Special Dispatch notes a contest over McCook's Colorado governorship confirmation. McCook agrees to re sign immediately upon confirmation, viewing the action as vindication. Treasury funded fourteen millions in 1858 bonds, with five millions repaid. six hundred thousand dollars in bonds remain. House passes a measure permitting writers of books and newspapers to place their names on wrappers. Ohio River Commissioner and committee activity unclear, with a favorable Senate bill anticipated.
Special Dispatch reports Memphians describing a blaze at 2 P M that consumed two sale stables and the rear of the Planters Insurance Building. The total loss reached 10 000 dollars with full insurance. The fire near Coyce's safe state near Coyce's remains and crews expect to control it soon.
Special dispatch from Frankfort Kentucky reports the Harold and Scott murder trial for the death of Policeman Jeffrigs. Indications favor Scott as the defenses and prosecution present their cases. In the Senate no notable actions occurred while the House adjourned amid discussion of the university question.
Madrid February 10 The Impartial reports the Government has agreed to an exchange of prisoners with the opposing side. The brief item notes a diplomatic agreement and outlines the potential swap without detailing figures or identities.
Paris reports the death of Jules Michelet the noted author. A dispatch notes his passing in February and says The Watchland newspaper in the city has its office and material confiscated.
John E. Simmons was arraigned before the Court of Oyer and Terminer in connection with the December killing of Nicholas W. Duryea. The proceedings reflected charges tied to a disrupted business matter and a related alleged fraud or misappropriation.
River traffic updates show multiple passenger and freight movements including Mary Ament from Gaaneclton Idlewild to Cairo and Bowling Green, Henderson to Cairo, and Arlington Memphis to Cincinnati. The Cloud carries 3 bales of cotton and 163 bags of peanuts. minor repairs and delays push schedule changes with potential Louisville stop.
New York market notes quiet trading with nominal quotations across commodities. Coffee, raisins, currants, spices, pepper, cloves, and ginger show varied prices. sugar stocks and bag totals listed, with shipments from Charleston and Rangoon. Prices for coffee and tea fluctuate and stock tallies indicate supply levels and recent activity.
Special Dispatches note minor river activity with five and one half feet at Charleston and stationary levels elsewhere. Vessels including Carrie Brooks and Wild Duck sail for Cincinnati and St Louis amid clear cold conditions as January river traffic remains subdued.
Miss Victoria Lovalis and Miss Nancy Loos delivered several fine recitations at the Queen City Hall program hosted by Queen City Lodge No 336 of O F Saturday evening. Miss Laura Sennet’s singing and recitation drew special praise.
The Eagle Lodge No. 100 I C C F marked its anniversary with a large turnout at the hall. Past Grand W S Tayler gave an informative annual address about the Lodge and the Order. Recitations by Miller Dean Webster and Webb impressed. Mrs. Sternes read the Bond of Sighs, Mrs. Farmer performed, and Professor Gerrard accompanied at the piano.
The court records detail John Miller’s January theft case from Jota Smith at Reibel's Garden, with a three month workhouse sentence amid claims the temptation was overpowering. Several others, including Annetta Williams and Margaret Co, received vagrancy or related terms from thirty days to fifteen days, while P H McDonough faced assault charges. Additional notes mention minor larceny, drunkenness, begging, and a few unclear names: Johan Balk, Jobin, and William W.
The State vs. Dennis Caney enters a dinner adjournment as juror misnomers Mostello Wette and Porter are reviewed. Court recalls jurors and delays trial to Friday while investigators verify names and service. Strong & Gerard represent the State. other counsel are named. Verdicts include Roger McHugh vs. William M. Corry with a $730 ruling and Lacy Hughes vs. Lee Kaba for a claimed slander case.
Before Judge Tilden the case concerns a demurrer in a dispute between the same parties with a slander and an assault and battery claim. A motion was overruled and a review of record sought, with demurrer sustained in part in the Todlans matter.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a House bill discussion with missing phrases. Mentions Kemp and Commissioners with garbled wording. No clear outcome, date, or organized facts emerge from the damaged segment.
The Convention reassembled with President King presiding to discuss Section 32 of the Legislative Article. Amendments on annual salary, deductions for days absent, and absence rules were debated. Hitchcock led a proposed insertion, then Pond’s amendment on deductions was considered but failed. The afternoon session closed with the pending amendment unresolved.
The Society of Druids plans a burial procession for John M. Fleger, a lodge member since 1850, who died yesterday morning. The procession will start from his residence at No 54 Main Street and proceed to Walnut Hills Protestant burial ground. Fleger was respected for honesty and ministry. An overcoat was stolen from A Bates of Newport last night. Detectives are sought. The new Second District School on Sycamore Street was entered last night. carpenters tools were stolen by several men.
Officers Iwileau and Delehanty brought a buffalo robe into the Ninth Street Station this afternoon for examination. The owner is recorded as wait ogeanan. details unclear from the fragment.
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