Weather Forecast Brief From The Ohio Valley Regions
The Weather Office in Washington D C issues a July 12 14 P M bulletin. Ohio Valley conditions show rising barometer with rain areas. Upper Lake Region and Upper Mississippi Valley forecast rising bars with clearing to partly cloudy skies. Lower Missouri and Central Mississippi Rivers expected slight rise. Northerly winds veer east or south and temperatures vary.
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Paris Morning Return and Financial Turmoil Worldwide
President MacMahon returned to Paris yesterday. Montreal bankers J W Warner & Son declared bankruptcy amid London Market shakeups. Reports from London claim the French Empire’s Horn weathered the Bourse, while Halifax and Cantera firms entered insolvency. Carlist forces and American visitors headline ongoing European tensions and public celebrations.
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Last Delano Stories Conspiracy on Cabinet Fate
Washington dispatch reports ongoing chatter that Secretary Delano may retire from the Cabinet amid a supposed conspiracy to force him out. Cowen denies the claim. Delano reportedly aims to remain, with Grant favoring his continued tenure. Weather runs extremely hot as reports note a 100 degree heat in shade. Prof Janney writes long Indian Bureau letter about Bisek Hills gold search, maintaining belief in gold but not enough to mine.
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Saloon explosion sparks Westerville clash with gunpowder
In Westerville the community and Henry Corbin, who opened a town saloon, clash after unknown assailants set gunpowder under the building causing a midnight blast. Warrants issued for alleged rioters and complicity as tension rises in the town where no saloons have been allowed.
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Poorth of July Banquet at the American Banquet
The Standard reports the July banquet attended by notable figures including a son of President Groot, Sir Fredk Perkins, and Henry Richards. It condemns the display as bad taste, noting only Americans would dare it and only English would tolerate it.
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Sandard
Police Court Case Continues in Grand Larceny Charge
Gunpowder fireworks pistols and knives filled the day as doctors tended the injured. In Police Court this morning Kate Williams faced grand larceny charges, the case being continued. John Coffey, Esq., departed for Europe and plans to kiss the Blarney Stone before returning.
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Europe
Stolen Horse Sighting Reported Near Falton Station
A dark bay horse about 15 hands high is reported as possibly stolen and can be observed on application to the Falton station officers.
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Democrats in Council Plan Campaign Opening
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Democratic leaders Ewing Pendleton Vance Me Kinney Shank O'Neil and others meeting to arrange the campaign. Speakers Cary and Ewing are slated for Marion Lawrence County with a possible formal opening on the 24th.
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Lawrence County
Williams case continued on procuring railroad passes
The case of William Williams charged with procuring by false pretenses several railroad passes and selling them was continued this morning in the Police Court until Thursday next.
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Judge Cox delays ruling on Waterworks demurrers
This morning Judge Cox postponed the decision on the Waterworks demurrers. He noted that the court had not had sufficient time since Saturday to continue examining the questions involved.
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German student drowns during swim near Fort Warxg
A seventeen year old German student from Concordia College in Cincinnati named H Weitstein drowned while bathing in the river last night. He and a companion swam out and Weitstein was seized by cramps in midstream. Despite prompt efforts, his body was not recovered and searches continue.
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Buck Held on Bigamy Charge in Chicago
David Buck arrested in Chicago by Superintendent Suglbaker on the charge of bigamy was continued till the 9th inst In a bail the defendant was committed.
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Suglbaker
Steam pipe explosion at Richards factory injures engineer
A steam pipe at A. C. Richards furniture factory on Sixth street west of Freeman exploded this morning. The engineer was severely but not dangerously snatched, and after dressing wounds he was taken to his home on Freeman street.
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Merrible Outrage and Murder of Little Girl Fire at Kansas City
A German girl seven years old disappeared near O Fallon while celebrating the Fourth. Her body was found beside a road fence after a long search. A man named Jarogee was arrested in St Louis on suspicion. Intense excitement and fears of lynching prevail. A Kansas City fire destroyed about forty thousand dollars of property with minimal insurance.
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Police Court Case Delayed Over White Man Killing
In police court this morning the case of Louis Donnelly a colored man who shot and killed a white man James Donnelly on popup night was continued till the 9th inst Whether the shooting was accidental or not has not yet been determined
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Man Severely Cut in Sixth Street Fight
John O Neal sustained a serious gash on the left shin in a Sixth Street fight around 3 am. He was taken to Dr Maley for treatment and is in critical condition, but he refuses to identify the assailants or parties involved.
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Sixth Street
Doctor Warder Lectures Ahead for Ward Institute
Doctor Warder will deliver a lecture before the Twenty-fifth Ward Institute on Friday evening in July. The event aims for a large attendance as he is regarded among the continent's most capable instructors on the subject to be discussed.
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Disturbance at courthouse meeting turns deadly in New Orleans
July 6 report details a violent clash at a courthouse negro meeting. Two white men fought, Ben Allen drew a pistol and was knocked down by whites. A negro and a white man fought, the negro’s skull was broken, two negroes were killed, one wounded. A gunfire response followed. violence subsides with no anticipated further trouble.
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Ben Allen
Accident at local box factory leaves worker severely cut
August Brockbrank, an employee at Johnsons Box Factory on Third Street between Centre Avenue and Plum, fell onto a rip saw this morning and was badly cut across the left thigh. Dr Marcus on Third Street near Elm attended him and had him removed to his home at 100 Mohawk Street.
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White workers clash with laborers over railroad contract
Mr. Saunders reports that during construction of Section No. 47 of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad a gang of white men attacked Black laborers on Friday night. The laborers stood their ground and two white men ended up jailed at Williamstown.
Steamboat collision nets heavy loss near Norfork Va
The steamer Isaac Bell collided with a smaller mail steamer near Norfork Virginia on July 6. Seven of the seventeen aboard were saved, with the rest lost to the disaster.
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Robbery at Smith and Scheider’s on Walut and Third Streets
Morning entry at seven o'clock yesterday left Smith and Scheider's shop in the southeast Walut Third corner robbed of five dollars in coin and a valuable watch and chain. Officer Burke arrested two men in rooms opposite the third story National Theatre building on mere suspicion.
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Policeman Shot Dead in Temaqua Disturbance
Porrsville, Pa. July 6. On duty at Temaqua last night, policeman Frank Yost was shot by strangers and died today.
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River notes and railroad dispatches from Cincinnati to Evansville
Dispatches report river levels falling at Cincinnati and Evansville with gauges showing seven to nine feet and a tenth inch changes. Mentions the James D Parker repaired and ready to depart with a barge, the Mary Houston arriving from New Orleans, and a July 4 celebration by 450 colored excursionists from Owensboro to Henderson. Also notes Sevice train incident and several passengers including Ike Hammet and Mary Houston on various routes.
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Cincinnati Editorlashed by German Democrat letter writer
A Cincinnati reader writes to the Enquirer railing at a German Protestant Democrat in Hamilton County politics. He profiles suspected author Crymbrine, questions past German Protestant officeholders since 1850, and argues Fred Pfister as the sole German Protestant Democrat to hold a county post. He lists county officers and hints at wider Catholic influence in Cincinnati.
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Rome
Death of Grand Hotel engineer prompts mystery inquiry
Michael Kelly, 35, First Assistant Engineer at the Grand Hotel, was found dead in an alley behind the hotel. He had been ill two weeks with a respiratory ailment and may have fallen from a fourth story window while vomiting, according to authorities. Kelly, unmarried and from Cumberland, Maryland, was last seen alive by the chief porter at 4 o'clock.
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Tragic Ferry Crossing Near Greenfield Des Moines Journal
A party returning from Greenfield, Adair County, attempted to cross swollen Middle River. A wagon carrying A Montgomery and family was overturned. Mrs Montgomery and infant drowned, Montgomery and boy clung to horses before both disappeared, Mr Baker swam to shore and collapsed. others were rescued by neighbors.
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Ganpesta declines to fight Cassagnac in duel
In Pants on July 6 M Gondetts refused Cassagnac's challenge to a duel citing his duties to his party France and the Republic and his obligation to political adversaries. He says he cannot place himself at the disposal of the first comer and must attend other duties and responsibilities.
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Balloon City of Buffalo Reascends After Overnight Anchorage
Cleveland dispatch reports the balloon City of Buffalo, which anchored near Windham yesterday, reascended last night. It was last heard at 11 30 this morning passing over Rouseville, Pennsylvania, traveling southeast.
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Postmasters General Sets Uniform 10 Cent Registration Fee
The Postmaster General Marshall Jewett announces a uniform registration fee of ten cents, in addition to regular postage, for letters registered within the United States or sent to foreign destinations. The fee takes effect July 1, 1575 and must be fully prepaid with stamps and cancelled at the mailing office.
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Market notices from Carroll and New York July 6
Additional Markets report July 6 including corn values at No. 1 mixed 6.70, wheat firm, oats steady, barley nominal, pork firm at 320.50, flour dull, wheat lower in New York futures, and general commodity activity across Carroll and New York with mixed bid levels and steady lard and whisky prices.
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