08 Mar 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1872
Page
1
A garbled passage references a 1366 statute, an 1861 submission to the Emperor, and enlistment under Lincoln for 15 000 men. The text is incomplete but hints at conscription, legal framework, and military recruitment around the Civil War period.
The excerpt recounts a chaotic scene with mentions of Western Union property, alleged fleecers, and individuals named Evans Gavannah Connolly Hall and Tilden. It notes discussions of surrender, informers, and a legal proceeding with adjournment and witnesses detailing charges, with defense aiming to show fraud in the proceedings and moderateness of fees.
The Deputy Recorder of London honors Mr Coleridge for the defense in the Tichborne case. Labor troubles rise as 3,000 silk workers in Leek are locked out and 1,500 coal miners strike for higher wages. The Queen departs for Germany on the 26th and returns April 16. The Niagara inquiry report condemns Admiralty admin. Cambridge crew trains at Putney. Oxford to join on the Thames.
A meeting of Scottish Peers at Holyrood today elected the Marquis of Queensberry as representative Peer of Scotland to fill the vacancy created by the death of the Earl of Kellie.
Special dispatches report heavy rain, wind and hail sweeping rivers on March 8. Barges on the Mississippi carried 900 tons and a Danish ship reportedly loaded 60 tons en route to St Louis. Elsewhere the river at Albany, New York, fell three feet after a high-water surge.
The report lists fifteen Ku Klux convictions in Huntsville Alabama and spans varied items including a decree founding a German Naval Academy at Kiel, a freight collision report, a habeas corpus case before Louisiana Supreme Court, and multiple political and legal notes. The jumble mentions Marine Games, a railroad brakeman killed near Osceola Pennsylvania, and forged signatures on a bond linked to New York bondmen.
Senate debates bills for public bulld at St Louis and Little Rock and Athens. discussion covers inquiry into emigrant rail service, extending reforms to rail carriers, and the Civil Service Reform Commission. Amendments move to strike and substitute parts of existing laws. proceedings reference committees on Commerce and Civil Service.
The section discusses the election of delegates to a constitutional convention with motions to extend or postpone the first Monday in May vote. Pillara moved to amend time to sixfold the first Monday in May, with Yeas 43 but Nay not shown. The measure to postpone the election to the next session was referred after brief debate and adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The Green County session reviewed and passed the proposal to reassign several county seats, moving officials from the Seventh to the Sixth district and Trimble from Sixth to the Seventh, as part of a broader consideration.
The record dated March 7 notes the salt arm's reference to the French Government and a House resolution requesting action. It shows the officer made the treaty but Governor Randolph refused to acquiesce, signaling official resistance or hesitation in implementing the arrangement.
Edward Sullivan, a youth, was convicted before Judge Straub of vagrancy and sent to the House of Refuge. Adam B Wilson, the grocer, testified that the boy had no parents and was headed for ruin. Malachi Nolan and Lizzie Boner, charged with robbing an old man of 32 dollars at a saloon, were remanded to the House of Refuge in default of bail.
A garbled report notes diphtheria and measles in Constantinople, a failed attempt to destroy factories, a drop in Swedish emigration from Gothen to the United States, and financial notes on a tobacco toll. It mentions 12,884 emigrants, 14,286 in 1870 and 24,667 later, with concerns about unrest and Communist activity linked to Spa and the Peninsula.
Special dispatch reports Thomas McConaughey, once a Daily Dispatch carrier, suing Hubbard Lippincott and Co. over an accident at their axe and factory. A belt caught a man, been ground near a rapidly turning wheel, and he was pulled out headless and mangled.
A snow storm blocks roads in all directions with at least a foot of snow and heavy drifts. Incoming trains are halted and Mr. Ma, who was to read tonight, is left in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railway Company held its annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday. Directors were elected amid confusion with unclear names and roles. the report notes the board selection and ongoing concerns about the railroad’s operations and safety after a much damaged locomotive event.
A severe winter snowstorm disrupted travel and daily life since Thursday morning. Foot of snow blanketed the plains and western areas, halting commerce and delaying services as authorities urged caution and preparedness.
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