06 Mar 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1872
Page
1
Special Dispatch from Washington reports that all funds are accounted for except 87,601 dollars, which the Secretary expects to be satisfactorily explained. The note ties to the steminaton of the bockéibes.
A passenger train leaving Columbus at 2 30 A M for Xenia derailed beyond Shiloh Station between Shelby Junction and New London after collision with a freight train. Five cars left the track and the engine jumped the rails. Several passengers are badly injured and a brother of a deceased member reports the wreck harmed five cars.
Special dispatch reports M Brown a prominent lawyer in New Ashry collapsed and died on the street at four p.m. after poor health. At today’s meeting members passed appropriate resolutions. William Bell also collapsed last evening in a fit of apoplexy and remains critical.
Articles of association for the Indiana division under contract this season. Dated March 6 the filing lists formation of a regional air line link between New York and Chicago with specified responsibilities and planned routes. The document outlines organizational structure and aims to coordinate schedules and operations for the season.
A fragmented North Carolina notice mentions Fil Wer in acting or deployment scenarios, with unclear context and partial wording. The readable segments reference entertainment or official roles, suggesting a local inquiry or administrative note pending clarification.
An incomplete report notes a suffocation death in a house used as a family residence with no other casualties. The article omits details on the cause and insurance status of the property.
In St. Louis on March 6, a report notes the Jacksonville charter election produced a slate of aldermen. The text cites the successful election and mentions all the aldermen, though details are fragmented and unclear.
A chaotic Cass County bond case unfolds as officials allege forged bonds were used to finance an alleged land deal. Arrests include James Cline Robt Higgins and others who fled after bonds were signed by a deputy clerk. The network allegedly connected to lines from St Louis to Santa Fe and Missouri river routes.
In the Tichborne case at Loxpos on March 6 the claimant announced withdrawal after the jury indicated sufficient evidence for a verdict. The defense then sought arrest on perjury charges and bail set at fifty thousand pounds. A warrant was issued. the claimant, not present, was believed to have fled. He was arrested this morning and taken to Newgate by warrant from Lord Chief Justice Bosville.
New York reports a storm described as the most severe in fifteen years. Crow Fortress Monroe notes the wind reached 75 miles per hour at Norfolk. The event caused a total suspension of business across areas affected.
Inland water updates from Louisville and Evansville describe the river level at 5 feet 6 inches in the canal, a fall of 1 inch, and a quiet business scene along with wrecking operations at falls to recover freight and machinery. New Orleans routes, river winds, and freight movements are noted amid port chatter and vessel arrivals.
The first national convention of the Order of Patriotic Sons of America met at Allentown, Pennsylvania, yesterday. Other items note a robbery in Georgia, a June state call by Arkansas Democrats, and other scattered figures including ships sailing with funds and notable deaths.
The Senate considered testimony on the 1867 elections and potential bribery claims, while a committee was formed to investigate alleged sales of furs to the French. In the House, attention centered on the Deficiency Appropriation Bill, judiciary expenses, and Ku Klux era discussions, with remarks praising Mr. Rainey and broader civil rights talk. The day closed with further debate and a plan to resume at 1 PM after reception ceremonies.
Fragmented report outlines legislative actions with many bills discussed in an afternoon session. Measures include removal of distinctions from Lasmeene reservoir repairs in Logan County with $10,000, appointments by the Governor of three commissioners, road labor provisions, railroad leasing rules, poll tax discharge options, and various local and corporate bills.
A discussion in March concerned a city bill with amendments and potential passage. The committee debate nearly filled the session with a vote on the measure and several items left pending as adjournment occurred.
Fragmentary text shows a tax dispute touching Rorrratva and New Mare. The garbled lines imply proposals or levies affecting residents, with unclear details on rates or deadlines. Further readable context is needed to identify stakeholders and actions.
In Almaxy on March 5 the assembly discussed a bill authorizing bonds to reduce the city's capital stock. The measure aims to restructure financing and lower outstanding obligations facing the municipal government.
A long extract describes Henry Berry Lowery, leader of an outlaw band in Robeson County, North Carolina. It portrays Lowery as a charismatic, fearless brigand feared by whites, mixed ancestry, heavy drinking, and a knack for manipulating local factions. The piece details his appearance, the band’s raids, his relationship with Mulatto women, a glimpse of his wife, and local officials’ attempts to capture or control him while recounting interviews and observations from the Wilmington to Lumberton region.
The Senate committee on Sumner's resolution convened today appointing Mr Hamlin as chairman. Witness examinations begin tomorrow. General Babcock's NY Custom House fraud inquiry narrowed with no new facts. Fines levied in both Congress branches as the Appropriation Bill remains under review. Civil policy lines Peru ministership debated.
Special Dispatch to the Times reports a blaze in Frankfort Kentucky destroying six stores and seven dwellings in Swigert's block. Jacob Clarris variety store and several tenants suffered losses. Harris family escaped a second story window. a child perished before rescue. Water supply hindered firefighting. insurance details pending.
A reformer Palmer shifts to administration camp seeking a governor pardon for jailed aldermen. Public anger runs high as a family of three, including a two year old, is severely injured in a Lake Street collision.
The Queen rewarded her groom John Brown with a gold medal and an annuity of seven thousand pounds for promptness in arresting O Connor. A French bark Alix is reported lost with several lives, while the steamer City of Washington, after breaking a main shaft, sails to Queenstown under sail with all aboard safe. City of London and Anelia reported arrivals.
Casimir Perier declines to join a ministry, replacing Pouyeriqueriier in a March political reshuffle. The move signals shifts within the cabinet and ongoing government reorganization.
In New York today the mayoral trial resumed with W. S. Copeland on the stand for the prosecution. He again offered the warrant showing Garvey drew about forty thousand dollars from the Treasury as evidence. Defense objected, prompting a lengthy argument on legal points. The jury was excused until afternoon.
Special dispatch reports Zach Madris arrested at 4 pm by Officer Skillen in Spey after Levi Carbaugh's body was found Feb 27. Madris had been briefly discharged after a prior mayoral examination. Bloodstained clothing linked to Madris prompted a new warrant. a second hearing is set before Mayor Hose next Saturday.
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Judge Corwin of the Common Pleas Court sentencing Fred Miller the highwayman and would be murderer of Leonard Oberlin to 15 years hard labor in the penitentiary. Harvey Morris alias Reddy on trial for grand larceny receives three years. sheriff escorted both to Columbus.
Immense crowds filled the chamber as the reception in the House of Representatives proceeded with notable interest. Delegates and dignitaries from several districts attended, while speakers highlighted key legislative milestones and public sentiment.
Boston March 6 at Union Pacific Railway directors meeting Horace F Clark from Boston vice president B Bull office-president Roblins treasurer. The omission of Thomas A Scott from the board signals Vanderbilt interest dominance.
A signed document by Ciles A. Smith urges leading railroad men nationwide to demand a fifty percent advance for carrying mails, citing existing contracts. Discussions reference Vanderbilt, Tom Scott, and Jay Gould with claimed agreements and explanations yet to come. The matter intersects Pacific Railway interests and Panama tie negotiations as the Deficiency Appropriation bill proceeds.
Market notes show unsettled wheat with No 2 Barley at 58c and No 1 white at $1.56, while Detroit spot trades drift, flour values steady at $6.25 for extra, and wheat remains firm with various fall and No 2 grades cited amid thin trading during March in St. Louis exchanges.
Union Pacific trains due Saturday noon from the West reached Cheyenne last night but reports conflict. A dispatch says the line is clear and weather warm while Selt Lake dispatch cites floods and washed tracks blocking service and delaying any opening date. Northern Howebiefs of India are said to be reviewing captive negotiations and evidence in a separate line.
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