28 Jun 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1876
Page
1
The Political Correspondence reports a royal proclamation by Prince Nicholas's government stating Montenegro will raise armed forces. The Senate will govern in the interim as war continues, with Montenegrins aged sixteen to sixty summoned for service.
AinGunston New York June 28 4 Coleman of Mitchell nd one attempting out Rev hee Baptist revivalist near this city.
The Columbus letter in the N Y Times offers an extended sketch of General Rutherford B. Hayes’s lineage. It traces his Scotch paternal roots and Franco English maternal line, recounting ancestral stories and family milestones from Vermont and Warwick, with notes on Revolutionary service and prominent connections such as observers of Washington’s era and earlier Whig affiliations.
Fragmentary congressional report shows tension at a party meeting. A debate on policy and leadership unfolds with references to Tilden and Wisconsin figures. The scene features speakers from New York and a crowded hall, signaling strong partisan involvement and open disagreement on strategy.
Meantime Col Breckinridge Mr Doolittle and Gratz Brown deliver themselves of speeches. The platform report is not satisfactory to the Softs. They will propose a magnetic reform and argue bitterly. Prospects are for a dispersal free tight with bulletins today. The split on the platform focuses on hard money efforts.
The convention debates the ballot order and platform language as Mr Cox, Mrs Vilas, and Mr York representatives push for resolutions and memorials. Leaders clash over timing and control, with McLane urging a prompt ballot while calls continue to refine the platform and consolidate party unity.
A Special Dispatch outlines tensions over civil governance and reform as critics denounce tyranny, taxation, and tariffs. It argues for resumption of policy to unite the public, curb Chinese immigration, and safeguard currency while condemning false pretenses and political divisions.
The Archbishop of Cologne, upon the committee's application, was today deposed from his see by a secular law court.
New York on June 28 reports the ocean yacht race from Sandy Hook to Cape May, noting the race was won by the celebrated yacht America now owned by General B. F Butler. A fire at Hunter's Point caused $100,000 in losses, destroying Johns Roofing and a nearby structure.
Ley TSVILLE June 28 Rev G David Cummings died near icon vibaciaty. A well known figure in Kentucky, he was Acting Rector of Trinity Apia and involved in church elections. He long served the Episcopal Church before founding the Reformed Episcopal Church and Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church. His life spanned Methodist roots to mature episcopal service.
New York session reports a memorial to Congress against making silver a legal tender for small amounts. Debates touch whale finance separation and a Supreme Board with sub-boards, plus urging Senate to act on currency policy as discussion ends for adjournment.
WasuixeTon June 28 report states the President sent nominations to the Senate naming Albert M. Wyman for Treasurer of the United States, replacing Joan C. New who resigned, with Wm. P. Titcomb of Massachusetts named for Register of the Treasury.
Evansville June 25 no river traffic beyond regular boats. Weather warm and showery with the river rising slowly. Mercury in the nineties. Arrivals include Hoosier Buckeye from St Louis and Norton Ohio with clear conditions and early morning arrivals noted.
Last Friday at the exhibition grounds the Brazilian emperor Dom Pedro, incognito in a shabby coat and slouched hat, walked unseen among visitors. A mistaken public adoration followed when a lady and escort mistook a servant for the emperor, each crowding to gain a glimpse before the deception was revealed by the valet who quietly redirected attention and left all amused.
The Virginia chairman reads resolutions urging rapid reform of federal finance and taxation. They condemn Republican policies of eleven years, demand sound currency, reduced taxation, controlled spending, and a national credit system to restore prosperity and ensure civil and religious freedoms.
River rising slowly with fair water at Abou City port. Locals note the channel near the wharf as the steamer advances on a trial trip. machinery reported faultless and expected water levels may reach four to five feet between 4 and 5. Raven and two barges bound for Reliant Furnace from Pomeroy arrived yesterday. Tom Means tow and Cobb Cecil with empty tow, Fleetwood also reported moving up during the morning.
Midwestern and Chicago markets show wheat firm around 104 for July and 105 for August with another firm 114 for No 1, 104% for No 2, while corn around 4655 for July and 4636 for August. Oats steady at 30¢ cash and pork at 35 to 9 dollars for August with lard at 22 1/4.
Special dispatch reports market conditions with prices and activity across exchanges. Philadelphia delivery shows strength with a $2.10 bid for United and no sellers. market quiet at Tideouté with firm quotes. Crude crude prices advance in Philadelphia while others rise.
Debates cover passage of a New Mexico entry into a broader bill, Senate and House committees consider amendments to the Silver Coin bill, including striking the word now and limiting silver trade to a new section. The vote on the amendment shows yeas 75 to nays 98, with various committee actions noted and references to Territorial relief and reconsideration timing.
Norfock June 25 reports a sudden strike as a mysterious figure named Thunderbolt dropped from an apparently clear sky. Two girls Massen crossed an open field with a milk pail. the eldest, ten years old, died on the spot while the other was stunned but later revived after about an hour. No rain fell that day despite the eerie event.
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