18 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1877
Page
1
A forwarded correspondent describes battles in Bulgaria with mentions of Rumored defeats, Bulgarian actions, and a Balkan advance. The text references Tirnova, nearby villages, and a telegraph battery as part of reported combat details amid Balkan campaigns.
Fragmentary text describes a July 17 clash involving a colonel and five men at Taleo with weapons. It mentions a firing causing a scene and references people named Seytos and BaLtimons amid unclear sequence of events.
New York dated July 18 reports the failure of L Blamgart & Co, a woolen goods firm. The article notes the firm’s difficulties and suggests its finances may be overstretched, with industry peers watching the outcome.
The report notes an accusation that he also said to have lost large sums by the purchase of gold, detailing financial risk and alleged losses connected to precious metal speculation.
Testimony reveals claims of bribery involving payment to voters and officials. An affidavit cites payments of 1900 dollars to influence votes for Grover, with further discussions of orders on the U S Marshal Waters. Witnesses describe an alleged agreement between Lake and Higley regarding illicit payments.
Races scheduled at Monmouth Park today feature three events on a heavy track after yesterday rain. Attendance is good with conditions affecting times as horses race over the miles and furlongs mentioned in the sparse notes.
Reports indicate a notable appearance of cotton worms in the Brazos region with growing concern among farmers. Agricultural officers monitor spread as growers assess impacts on crops and plan defenses.
A Smuagg arrest is reported on charges of smuggling silks and laces. Investigators say contraband moved through illicit channels affecting trade standards.
July 18 Maemrum reports the Rev Ryman group the Reds disbanded this morning. The notice confirms the abrupt dissolution after months of unclear activity and internal discussions.
A New York team arrived for a scheduled event on July 13, with local organizers preparing for a briefing and possible practice sessions before competition.
July 18 in Louisville area experienced one of the heaviest rains recorded. Daylight brought showers throughout the morning with 6 feet in the cans and 4 feet on Seamer, indicating severe flooding in the region.
Fragmentary forecast notes a sequence of local weather events with storms and winds from the east. Mentions Lieutenant and a transition to clearer conditions with rising temperatures. Geographic markers unclear due to OCR errors.
Special Dispatch reports from Cincinnati July 18 that members of the National Republican Committee discuss policy and salaries as the President speaks on the matter. Attorney General and other officials are said to be steering committees while tensions rise over the riot incident.
St Louis reports a quiet banking scene with all institutions operating normally though a Washington Savings Bank in Missouri rumor of suspension arises. Depositors are awaiting official notices and an assessment of twenty five may be discussed as an excess of previous charges.
A Paris report downplays a French rumor claiming Italy and Russia may form an active alliance if Austria Interferes in the current war. The note mentions France’s stance and regional reactions. The text also notes cotton shipment figures from a separate cotton trade source and a July dispatch from Loures with United States references.
An inquest into a fatal mine incident on July 18 details Wilcox firing a cocked pistol at a dog when an accident occurred. Kelley’s wound is considered fatal and the case centers on the event at Meapotter region.
July 15 report from Baltimore notes a strike incident near Grafion with freight trains halted. Governor Matthews reached Cumberland before returning to Wheeling amid the Grafton strike activity and related labor unrest.
An unclear note states a voyage by Somat 7 from New York to Europe, with departure around the 9th and return planned between the 11th and October. The fragmentary text mentions Field in relation to the voyage.
Fragmentary text reports a wartime scene at San Faascuco on July 18 with unclear names and events. The readable words mention a wall or wall-like barrier and reference Cosme, with no clear action or outcome given.
A brief note from Chicago on July 18 reports a run on the State Bank with depositors withdrawing funds, and a cautious outlook that the run may end by tomorrow as market activity stabilizes. Prices listed include lard at 92.4, Crude oil 7c, refined 13 1/2c, hay firm, sugar steady, and Titusville market strength with bids around 225. Antwerp refined at 145 francs.
The Lakeside Sabbath School encampment concluded with closing addresses from W. Feacomeuny College president and Metraskew and McGaw. The event was deemed a success despite overall activity in Baltimore and Ohio stocks.
Montreal reports a court action condemning Mayor Francis serene and the sentinel incident. Michael McKeown was acquitted after a trial linked to the stabbing case.
New York headline notes another coal sale by the Delaware Lackawanna and Joners Railroad Company. The item states a wet nap cut and a sale of coal tonnage expected on the last Wednesday of the month.
Fires in Grover Pennsylvania and Milton New York caused total losses estimated at $48,000. John Brown's lumber yards and saw mill at Grover and McC Newhart & Co.'s saw mill at Milton were destroyed or damaged. The incidents occurred July 18.
Receipts of 1,872 cattle and 455 hogs, markets active for cattle and quiet to light for heavy hogs. Sugar Market and water sugar notes show quiet to active prices. packers buying steadily. Week’s total cattle receipts 6,196 head. best shippers at 78, moderate to lower grades for butchers.
New York and Baltimore market notes July 18 report wheat weak to dull with mixed bids for No 1 and No 2 white wheat and old No 2, oats and barley steady to lower, corn shipments large to New York, flour steady to dull with buyers' inquiries, pork prices steadier.
Sabbath-school scholars from Trinity Church plan a picnic at Canton Station if weather permits. The item notes varied local happenings including a trotting horse accident, a drunkard running afoul of license rules, a possible political candidate, and a riot impact report on railroad labor strife in the region.
The report blends scattered names and legal references including Major Beery, Francis, and a 1877 court action of $100 involving Hornung. It mentions electoral appeals and urging friends to vote, with fragmented lines about dissolution, costs, and withdrawal of files.
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