19 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1877
Page
1
July 18 dispatches report tensions at multiple locations. In Baltimore and nearby lines trains run with delays as troops and militia prepare. reports indicate quiet at Martinsburg and Grafton with crowds dispersed and no major incidents.
July forecasts report rising barometer or stationary pressure in the Orrice Caley region with clear to partly cloudy skies. Upper and Lower Mix valleys show rising pressure followed by stationary or falling readings and diminishing wind, with temperatures easing.
A garbled correspondence fragment describes white Southern class habit and dialogue about neighbors and fear during a conflict. The text references a night and day vigil, a shouting man, and an uncle, with unclear names and places. Overall it conveys tension and rural perspectives from a historical period.
The Troy Times reports on Alex Sands riding an elephant during a torch event, asserting he has earned confidence that others did not receive. The piece contrasts Sands’s display with others who did not participate in the elephant ride.
A tersely phrased critic mocks a Cincinnati rater and condemns doughfaceism as Charlestonians prepare for a repeat display. The piece reflects Wary sentiment toward regional critics and public appearances.
Fragmentary notes suggest Republic leaders discuss prices and expenses related to a decision. The record references tariffs or goods and potential cost savings, with unclear specifics about dates or actors.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times notes a dispute over the Syndicate’s profits from a 4 percent loan. It explains commissions on bonds and related expenses, and that large deposits and balance payments affect subscriber outcomes. A North Carolina decision discusses removal of malicious suits against revenue officers to Federal Courts and the limits of state court authority.
Bank report notes bullion decline at the Bank of England and France, while Russian movements near Balkan passes aim to control northern routes. Dispatches report Turkish generals changed, Ireland wins Elcho Shield at Wimbledon, and price moves on the Bourse amid rumors of Turkey Russia armistice. Domestic strike tension in Martinsburg and Newark persists with troop deployments and President Ford proclamations.
In San Francisco on July 19 General Howard sent Joseph a reply to a surrender offer, noting the proposition to surrender only meant the gain of time and influencing military movements in Cay.
Special dispatches report river traffic and cargo movements including 161 vessels expected to join Valdez within six days. Timetables show arrivals at Port List and connections to Cairo and Cincinnati routes, with details on freights such as iron, pipes, and miscellaneous goods.
A Covington segment outlines unrest in Canter County with references to Holbrook, Underwood, and Sheriff Armstrong amid ongoing tension. It notes military interference, proposed investigations, and potential court reforms, while detailing a local Guardian matter and a military committee forming to raise five volunteers.
dispatch from San Francisco reports General Me Dowell defending Howard and Perry amid attacked by Indians at Cottonwood. troops 113 strong were sent to relief within twenty minutes, suffering no loss of life, while casualty numbers on both sides later updated as higher than initial estimates.
A diabolical case reported in Cincinnati involves Mrs Adams and Mrs Terry visiting the Homeopathic Hospital with a strap incident. The woman on the scene fled and is believed to be at large. Pennsyl vania Railroad freight traffic faces disruption as trains run with police on special duty.
Special dispatch from Wasnixorton July 19 reports Assistant Secretary McCormick says he has no intention of resigning his post. He adds he will not make an issue with the President's order and will cheerfully comply.
At noon July 19 striking workers on the Western Di of Pennsylvania Railroad blocked trains and prevented crews from going out. About 500 gathered at the depot amid intimidation. some attacked a worker. placards and a meeting in Hall were planned. Connellsville branch crews remained at work. Baltimore and Ohio trains ran normally. Eighteen trains were in yards without crews as a new order required larger trains with a single crew, raising labor tensions.
Worcester Mass July 19 Aulture this morning report identifies Bileo Campbell as the victim in a local incident. The brief note notes no further details on the 사건 or outcomes.
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