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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1856
Page
1
Por scPRIMR JCDORB W W PECM of Sciete County B MOODY of Jefferson County Queeninterdent of Public Works Ben S Eggleston of Ham.Co.
The piece argues against civil discord fostered by Border Ruffianism rumors in Kannas and notes the propagators’ retreat from public life to private business. It says newspapers have published reports from both sides to help readers judge demagoguery by actions and mete out judgment in the future.
An old newspaper item details a bank deception in Albany where a depositor notices mismatched notes and attempts to secure funds. The incident unfolds with a wary conclusion, suggesting a staged scheme and partial recovery of two deposits totaling seven dollars.
Witnesses describe a devastating blaze near the wee river that swept away weaving mills and destroyed the settlement. The red sun, blazing sky, and roaring flames left about thirty families fleeing with their lives as firefighting efforts finally saved the town around 8 o clock.
The hearing involving William A. Brown concerns alleged extortion with connections to Perry. Details indicate a long-running case by an Ex-sheriff and associates, with proceedings set after nine o'clock in the morning.
At Glen Cove the case involves Hanna’s daughter with supporters in favor. The vend from Mr Garvie is discussed as a path to proceed. The prosecution aims to align with the Merchant’s interests and Solano matters, with investigation to be held before Justice Wood and further unnamed parties likely to be implicated.
Podgers of the New York Times describes emigration life in California noting high costs for basics. He observes prices for butter, clothing, and furniture rise as settlers face steep expenses and lodging challenges.
An unclear report notes an arrest at a district near Rio Grande and mentions reliable persons. The text references a delivery and a position held, with an escort described. Details are garbled and names or exact actions are not recoverable.
Reports detail clashes between thirty Southerners led by H C Pate and an equal number of Free State men at Bull Creek Kansas. Pate’s prisoners were paraded then released after two hours of shooting. Three Missourians escaped including Coleman the Dow murder suspect. The Free State side seized thirty horses and Sharpe’s rifles during the engagement. Nearby a night raid by pro slavery forces on Capt. Walker’s house near Lecompton ended with Shannon’s son taken then freed. Gov Shampon sent dragoons to seize arms. Sumner’s column moved toward Topeka. A Kansas City dispatch notes a renewed pro slavery mobilization at Ball Creek under Whitfield with plans for another attack on Lawrence. Rumors say Donaldson and Jones died at Franklin amid a dispute over stolen goods. Lawrence houses were burned.
Debates in the Senate consider sending General Boott to Kansas to restore peace amid disorder. Mr. Crittenden argues for action, while Mr. Seward fears sending him but supports a joint resolution. Other measures discuss a British bark Resolute and related naval matters. Adjournment follows amid quorum issues and shifting votes.
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