Commission named to treat with Indians on Black Bills
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Secretary Delano has sent five names to form a commission to discuss the Black Bills with the Indians. Included are John B. Collins of Fort Laramie, Bishop Hare, D. S. Hinmana, Lone Horn’s chosen, and two others not yet announced. A Western editor has been rumored as a contender. a fifth appointee may come from the clergy to avoid religious conflicts.
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Wasuixor Tos
Juhe
Delano
John 8
Fire at Sidney destroys stables in Ohio blaze
Fire at Sidney near Cleveland destroys several stables and threatens nearby structures. Loss estimated around 150000 dollars. The National Sportsmen's Association held a convention in Cleveland with talks on uniform game and fish laws across states. President A T Bn urged stronger legislation and cooperative action for wildlife protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sportsmen's Association
von Boy Ase
Eee
Lagen
United States
Vermont
Garlick
Charles Halleck
New York
the Forest and
Ae cm
Halleck
Ohio State 9 Ete Association Nemiien
T. Brinemade
Sen Pied
Comite
State Association For the Protection of Game and Fish
Nds
Cincinnati
Vine Ponte Ae
Toledo
Dr. Thomas
Akron
RC. Sone
Bedford
Synod Addresses Endowment Funds At New York Meeting
The General Synod of the Reformed Church of America convened in Semsey County New York on June 4 with reports urging stricter management of funds and endowments. A domestic missions report noted healthy progress while debates covered land prohibitions and future committee actions. The convention marked by an anniversary session in Newark and ties to Father H and regional affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
Semsey Cty
Vie
Catherinedee
Pio
New Yor
Father H Newark
Cotruers
Obie
Cleveland
Vics
D. K. D.K. Stewart
Te Tree
Cincinnell
W. A. Manning
Youngstown
Pooling talk among New York Central and rivals
A June 5 consultation in New York examined pooling and rate schedules among New York Central, Pennsylvania, and Erie railroads. Thomas A. Scott and other executives discussed joint actions to benefit the three trunk lines while promising to seek a satisfactory basis for settlements among competing roads, including Chicago and St Louis routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Thomas A. Scott
Central Railroad
Seceeding Republicans Return Election of Governor
In New Hampshire the Seceding Republicans prepare for the governor election as the House adopts a resolution fixing tomorrow for the vote while the Senate declines to act. The chamber has laid the measure on the table amid unresolved questions about the legality of electing an executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
City of Paris Arrives in New York from Liverpool
A list of passengers and origins includes Loxpoy and Sadheed teen from Egypt Quebec Moravian and Philadelphie among others aboard the steamship City of Paris which arrived in New York on June 8 from Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpoy
Egypt
Neckar
Ville de Paris
New York
Moravian
Quebec
Parthia
Fro
Philadelphie
Paris
Liverpool
Ohio fire damages buildings after explosion and arrests
The report outlines an explosion in Ohio damaging surrounding buildings as five men are appointed to a trade board in Chicago. The article notes deputy sheriffs pursuing suspects, a court verdict favoring complainants, and ongoing striker activity with workers aiding a labor dispute, while plans to vacate houses are issued and Black Hills trips draw organizers.
National Christian Anti Secret Society Convention Report
Pittsburg dispatch reports the National Christian Anti-Secret Society convention meeting at Library Hall with Rev B F Roberts delivering a forcible opening speech. Attendance is noted as small while committees report, and addresses were given by M Wright and Weiser in German. Alexander Melivaine, noted citizen and Shakspearean scholar, died from injuries after being struck by a railroad train at Union Depot Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
National Christian Anti-Secret Society Convention
Hall
Secret Society
RB. F. Roberts
G. W. Clark
Rochester
Cooper
Alleghany
Dr. Kerr
United Presbyterw Itsals
Ander
Union Depot
Scioto Valley Railroad Engineers Arrive for Route Review
Chillicothe dispatch reports General Manager George D. Chapman and Chief Engineer Joe Hunton arrived for the Scioto Valley Railroad project. They say a full corps of engineers under Mr. Strong is in the field and will meet another group from Columbus as surveys proceed toward a rapid completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
George D. Chapman
Joe Hunton
Scioto Valley Railroad
Hunton
Strong
Lockborne
Columbus
National Sportsmen's Association meets in Cleveland
The National Sportsmen's Association reconvened at Kennard House Cleveland at 9 o'clock with President Brinsmade in the chair and T C Banks as secretary pro tem. Delegations from eighteen states attended as credentials and debates were reviewed and changes to the constitution discussed for potential Canadian cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sportsmen's Association
Gerine
Kennard House
Brinsmade
T. C. Banks
Len
Arge
A. A. Lamberton
Rochester
Association
W.F. Parker
Bed and Gas
New York
Theodotus Garlick
Col. Whittlesey
Kirtland Society
Erie Railroad Tax Case Upheld by Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirms a $76,788.20 tax against the Erie Railroad Company on gross receipts under a state act. The case, appealed from the Philadelphia County Court, concerns state authority to tax railroads and related transportation firms. The U.S. Supreme Court payment challenged only confirms the state ruling as harmonious with ours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasmiseTox
United States Supreme, Court
Erie Railroad Company
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Justice Hunt
Pennsylvannia
Erie Railroad
Phin County
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
State Court of
Pennsylvania
Sultan and suite arrive at Gravesend from Losxpos
The Sultan of Zensibar and his retinue have landed at Gravesend after traveling from Losxpos on June 9, drawing local attention and forming the latest scene in maritime arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losxpos
Zensibar
Suite
Gravesend
Madrid Carlists Brace War as Europe Sways
Lasvos in Paris reports Alfonsist nerves in Madrid amid Carlist support on the frontier. Spanish ambassador complaints about Carlist fundraising in Paris surface, with France less attentive as Germany shifts focus. An embassy attache cites Carlists with 45,000 first and 45,000 second units ready to press victory. Vienna dispatches note Princess Windischgratz sent 300000 florins to Don Carlos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Alonso
Paris
Vienna
Windischgratz
Don Carlos
Sale of Daniel Webster's Library Brings Fair Prices
The private library of Daniel Webster began selling today with cautious competition, yet books fetched a fair price. Abeebess Jackson, the alleged defaulter, faced another arraignment on fraud charges, bail set, and returned to jail. The coroner's jury in Mabel Young's case returned a verdict implicating W. Piper as her killer.
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BosTox
June
Daniel Webster
Abeebess Jackson
Mabel Young
Mas. W. Piper
Beech er and Tilton intertwined trial remarks echo long dispute
The passage recounts courtroom debates over the presumption of innocence and the civil case linked to Henry Ward Beecher and Theodore Tilton. It notes Porter and Greenleaf discussing evidence value, witnesses' contradictions, and arguments on publication timing, domestic conduct, and the burden on the defense, with focus on Tilton's testimony and Beecher's alleged actions.
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Brooklyn City Court
Speetatow
Tiiton Ve. Beecher
Beach
Fullerton
Neilsen
Jerreys
Theos Tilton
Ahi R Havire
Samuel Wilkeson
Beecher
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Tilton
Moulton
Evarts
Bese
Te -In- Buence
Plymouth Church
Brutus
God
Mrs. Moulton
Henry Ward Veecher
Wes Beecher
Porter
Tilkton
Tiltwin
Po Heve
Herter
Euelas Oda
Byayts
Ile
Mr. Porter
Na Beach
Heacher
Tracy Acusing
A.soul
Qwarshaling
A. Hoat
Reneeees
Casey MroTiten Cheroghe
Connell
Tilien
Morris
Jaige Potter
Titton
Tilwr
Dacron
Laptine
Farner
Richards
Bessie Turner
Reed
Betsie Turner
Tiltons
I Rietta
Elen Dennis
Mrs. Tilton
Bessie Tarer
Bessie “Turner
Ellen Degnis
Rey Ipaine
Theodore
Liston
Victoria Woodhull
Prince Alfred Sinks at Sea With Guano Loss
Report from San Francisco states the British ship Prince Alfred bound for London foundered at sea near Coquimbo. The crew escaped in two boats. one was picked up by the Limena. The captain was aboard the boat and the landing at Carrizal is noted. The other boat is expected to reach Co quimbe.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Colima
Panama
Prince Alfred
Loudon
Coquimbo
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Limena
Carrizol
Coquimbe
Republican Governor Elected in Joint Legislature Convention
In a joint convention the Legislature elected Parson C as governor, with Coscono and Ne HL among the notable supporters. Cheney was mentioned in connection with the election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coscono
Jane
Day
Parson C
Cheney
British Bullion Losses In England On Balance
Report notes bullion quantities and losses in England with an amount stated as 318000 pounds. Names such as Loxvox and Jane appear but details are unclear. The item reads as a brief financial blurb indicating bullion destruction or depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvox
Jane
England
Weather Report War Department Signal Service Update
Weather bulletin from the War Department Signal Service Division for commerce and agriculture issued in Cincinnati. Report covers a period from June 1 with 7:05 A.M. readings and notes conditions affecting trade and farm activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department, Signal Service
U. S. Army
Commerce and Agriculture
Cincresatt
Local notices and school events amid river county updates
A mix of community items includes commencement plans at Chickering Institute and Vine Street Church, a park picnic led by school principals, and work-house sentences from Judge Lindemann for minor offenses. The Water Works inquiry notes a missing clause in testimony and a dispute over a check relating to Campbell. A county road project and a tunnel near the canal are proposed with a $30,000 estimate, plus a cave feature at Mount Lookout. The Pittsburg arrest of Wadevinberg Michellowky for kidnapping is reported, with custody pending advise.
Convictions Reported From Police Court This Morning
Larceny convictions were recorded with John Richards jailed 30 days for stealing clothes from BR F Blackman. Anthony Lane received sentence for taking clothing from Jenny Pickett. Theo Dueling was fined after tapping a till at Cook's on Freeman Street and was sent to the House of Refuge.
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John Richards
BR. F. Blackman
Anthony Lane
Jenny Pickett
Hour of Refuge
Theo
Cook's
Freeman Street
Hetuge
Judge to Adjourn Court for Weeks in Clermont County
Judge Swing plans to adjourn Friday and return home to Clermont County for several weeks recreation. He has been nearly continuously engaged since last October. Judge Morning handled two salvage cases, Michael Schmeizer vs Walton barge M4 and Harry Krom vs Miller barge 4. Libellants were awarded 80 dollars each for services. Barges were saved after ice broke up at H J Dagger Co landing amid dangerous labor.
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Walter
Michards
Dyer
Gpelline
KS. Fulton
Céeta
Smoke consuming apparatus praised at canal exibition
A QE C SMOKE CONSUMING COMPANY device was shown to Mayor Johnston Health Officer Quinn and many city officials at the canal yesterday. The demo produced a dense smoke cloud then vanished instantly, promising over twenty percent fuel saving. Officials called the invention valuable, simple, and efficient with a $100 boiler cost. Further exhibitions are planned.
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Queen City
H. H. Hamilton
Johnston
Quinn
Henge Johnston
Alderman Thomas
Jno
Gi. Prats
Chas. Thomas
J. J
Use Health Board
Samuel Smith
Lene & Bodley
T. White
Jas
Ho Laws
C O
Weatherhead
HB. H. Hamilton
R. C. Enright
Domestic troubles fill Common Pleas court this week
Judge Cox presides over a wave of divorce cases in the criminal side setting. Disturbed wives and husbands parade through the week with witnesses as tales of mistaken affections and betrayed marriages unfold. The courtrooms echo with scandal and sorrow, yet occasional humor surfaces amid the bleak narratives of distrust and heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Common Pleas
Attorney General Pierrepont probes Marshals service efficiency
Attorney General Pierrepont sends a special agent to the Southern States to gauge United States Marshals performance and possible improvements. Senator Morton, a presidential contender, discussed politics with Pierrepont, hinting at presidential succession talks. Bristow aims at convictions in Whisky King cases while Weitzel seeks reappointment for two gaugers Davis and Mary after disputed instructions.
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Pierrepont
United States
Morton
the Tatter
Frank Walcott
Wheating Territory
Gilbert Adows
Levi Hubbell
Miwaukee
Bristow
Whisky King
Weitzel
Weiteek
Davis
Margy
Powell
Pratt
Harry
Ihem
Pittsburg Oil Well Struck Near Butler County Line
Special dispatch reports a new oil well struck last night in Butler County near the Boss well on H J Taylor & Co land. The discovery lies along the Freeport to Millerstown pipeline route to Pittsburg refineries, with stock nearly sold and immediate work planned. Postmaster General Jewell visited the Pittsburg post office this morning and departed by rail for Cleveland.
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Warrel
Butler County
Pittsburg
Freeport
Millerstown
Jewell
Cleveland
Entering Big Horn Country Prohibited by Army Order
Lieutenant General Sheridan states that under the May treaty with the Sioux, white men are forbidden from entering theBig Horn country. A closed telegram to the Secretary of War will warn all parties planning entry that military authorities will prevent them until orders are revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Jane
Sheridan
Big Horn
Cheyenne
Secretary of War
Galveston Judge Dismisses Contempt Charge in Nico Case
Jane Galveston Morrill of the United States District Court this morning denied the contempt action against the proprietors of the Galveston Nico after ruling on the demurrer filed by their side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Jane
Appointment as Chicago Internal Revenue Collector
A historical notice announces the appointment of Jane Trepedicl and Joseph Be Webster to key posts. The reference to Wismixorox D.C. suggests a ceremonial or erroneous name entry. The headline signals a change in tax administration leadership in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wismixorox
D.C
Jane
Carlist Victory Reported in Flapes Engagement
Ras June 9 The Carlist Committee says General Sebatis defeated Alfonsista troops at Flapes after two days of fighting capturing guns stores and 110 prisoners in a decisive action signaling a Carlist victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras
Carlist Committee
Sebatis
Flapes
Specie Shipments Proceed on New York Steamer
Today's steamer takes out 584000 dollars in specie with 120000 dollars in gold coin. The shipment underscores ongoing flows of currency by sea from New York on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monongalvels Rise as Pittsners Sail Barges Up River
Special Dispatches report water levels on the Monongahela rising slowly to several feet. The Exchange departs at eight tonight for Cisvingat with cargo aboard. The Mollie Ebert's creek sale nets 1 545 dollars. Freight sale expected near 21 000. Henry F. Heckert attends sale for Cincinnati underwriters and returns by rail. Towboats Lion J D Risher Jovepl A Stone and Hornet arrive. Jim Brown heads upriver to aid iron ore shipment aboard Alice Brown and Sam Brown from Marys with eight barges. Malt E Ragon from Wheeling arrives as rising water likely reaches five feet. Weather is warm and pleasant.
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Cisvingat
Mollie Ebert
Henry F. Heckert
Cincinnati
Lion
J. D. Risher
Jovepl
A. Stone
Hornet
Jim Brown
Alice Brown
Sam Brown
Marys
Wheeling
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Joseph Callahan
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Lillie Kiley
Michael Donovan
Lydia Clark
Water-Works
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Committee of Water- Works
Thomas ‘. Caupwell
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Keamer
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Laratt
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John W. Coleman
A. ©. Morton
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NEW York Grocery Report
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