24 Mar 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1875
Page
1
Special Dispatch notes a looming defeat for the Asrington Democrats by a handsome majority. It mentions Ex-President Johnson undecided but inclined to return to Tennessee, possibly passing through Cincinnati. Johnson may respond to an invitation to hold a reception in that city and address fellow citizens.
In Toledo based testimony the Wood County Investigating Committee heard how leases and rents were handled for water power near Toledo. Parties Backus and Herzing discussed payments while denying inflated lease values, and officials questioned Grosvenor and others as lawmakers debated waterworks debt and county bonds.
In Loxpox on March 4 a extensive funeral was held for John hel. It was estimated that over ten mourners attended the ceremony, reflecting a significant turnout for the service in Newry.
A fragmentary Chicago item notes Joe Beard of Teed Street in Nen with unclear details from the March 24 entry. The readable portion records a person and place but lacks context or outcome. A fuller line would supply purpose, date, and action.
AcousTA Georgia on March 23 reports a tornado path two to six hundred yards wide that rotated north to south. It split near Comack and Savan Rives, causing heavy destruction in Augesta and surrounding counties. Witnesses describe walls torn, debris strewn, and severe distress with property damage across multiple areas.
A New York assembly of Irish societies and many Americans gathered at the theatre to honor the death of John Kitebed. Speeches from Judge T. W. and others were read, while a note from Jefferson Davis was mentioned. The vigil reflected a sense that Mitchel's death was a loss to mankind.
Vague OCR styled list notes steamships Spain Wisconsin Cambria Solsatia and others arriving from Glasgow Ham Loxpon and New York with dates March 23 25 and 214. Mentions Grenada from Panama and Weser from New York. A late entry for Picci Dail from Fons Kong fok shame arrives four days over due.
Special dispatches describe shipping news and river conditions across Evansville and Gallipolis. Port lists show vessels like Tarascon, Arkansas Belle, Charles Morgan, and J. Cleburne with schedules and tow movements. Weather remains clear and mild as river levels vary, with 35 feet on the gauge and total freight updates including pad sails and barge tows.
Reports from Pepagté Buffalo and New Orleans indicate mixed grain futures with spring wheat firming and corn active. Wheat prices range around 90 to 98 cents, with oats and barley steady, while lard and pork show modest firmness and hogs hold steady amid receipts. Cotton and sugar markets remain quiet. whisky prices hover near 1.11 to 1.17 per gallon.
Fragmentary report notes a person named Cates aged 24 and a remaining individual at a water location. The text mentions waiting around 8 and a reference to a chipmadiest, but details and context are unclear. Further readable facts are needed for a precise item.
The article recounts the robber Vasquez and his band across Southern California from the 1860s to 1873. It details crimes in Tres Pinos and Ki ya Fresno, a Coyote Wells raid, a dramatic stakeout near Los Angeles, capture near the San Gabriel Mission, and his ultimate deathbed capture after a lengthy pursuit. It ends with his trial, conviction for murder, and a governor's refusal to intervene amid threats from Chavez and supporters.
The War Department Signal Service reports weather conditions for Louisville Kentucky with cloudy skies and variable wind. Temperatures shift through the day as forecasts show scattered cloud cover and light winds.
The notice reports light snow followed by partly cold weather with no temperature change. South breezes and barometer readings are noted for Wednesday through Thursday. Forecasts cover the Missouri River area and Ohio River vicinity with weather varying, including clear or unsettled conditions and station updates.
Fragmented OCR notes cite Cabrera loyalty claims by Admiral Polo and General Reds as only key adhesion. A Veracruz report says the President dissolved the army and peace is claimed, while arrests on treason suspicion appear elsewhere. House and Commons chatter references Wex member O Clery and a Ker event, with unclear context.
The Senate met in executive session to discuss Judge Pardee's nomination with hours of debate and an adjournment likely today. Several senators reconsider joining Cameron's Mexico trip over fears of unjust criticism tied to Husian political significance. A severe snowstorm raged in Washington most of the day.
St Louis March 24 Senate Committee investigating alleged bond abstraction from the Treasurer s vault now believes missing bonds were destroyed by a Legislature committee though no direct evidence supports the claim.
The First Ward hosts a Republican primary tonight at the Fast End Hall from 4 to 8 PM. Councilman Redmond has been housebound with illness but hopes to return soon. A rematch for School Board seat between Mennis Lane and Oaky Henderson will be held tomorrow evening after a tied vote in the prior primary.
Yesterday an alarm at 5 pm reported a fire in shingles atop a roof on Water street near Vine. Firemen arrived after the alarm sounded box 37. flames were checked with little damage, caused by the roof fire started by Mr. Moore at a cotton warehouse.
In the State against Hamilton County two referees were paid 1875 each for services. They testified about two afternoons weekly in November, usually from 3 pm to 5 30 or 6 pm. Each claimed 1575 for compensation and received it by court order. The State will pay half this year and the county the other half.
Superior Court Judge Yaple handles Penelope Jacobs vs. Hamilton County Board of Commissioners over an arbitration award related to damage from Columbia avenue construction. Court finds no express power to sue the county. fund source and proper payment are unclear. The plaintiff’s action against the board is dismissed, with potential mandamus relief discussed if funds exist.
Action for negligent killing of the plaintiff's intestate. Parties compromised the basis of seven hundred dollars while the jury were out.
In probate actions before Judge Matson Nancy Valentine was named administrator of the estate of Nelson McAlfrey, who died with a will or without, as the court records indicate. The proceeding assigns authority to manage the deceased’s estate and settle personal property.
Morning gatherings and races announced as Council meets tomorrow. Pat Mullaney and Pat aa to run at the Driving Park on the 15th. Mike Garvey to supply milk. Newport Building Association No 3 to close in two months. shares valued at 336.87. Ku Klux at Home report of masked men forcing occupants to flee a pike house beyond Alexandria. Short-line depot yard to be covered with Swift's mill material. Latham to move to Wilmots to manage a mill. Free lecture tonight by Mrs. Sarah fears of Saginaw on Final Wights. No cases in the city judge's court. Local bachelors noted as sought after. Water applications rising at Weatherworts. Sam Thomas of Cincinnati visiting. Finchtown ferryboat nearly capsized, hero Fat Boy in command.
A jumble of late 19th century chatter covers commerce bids a filing delay and a high profile crime spree. The piece mentions a post office contract a Beau Brummel style figure and a bold burglary at a Madison street building with a damaged safe and shattered window. It also recounts court actions including fines for minor offenses a dress cat tale and a lengthy deposition from the Tilton Beecher trial with a witness describing scenes of alleged sexual relations. The text blends local notices with court testimony and sensational asides.
The jury in the case of J M T Mavis charged with shooting Policeman Bird at the Vieama Circus on Vine Street on September 2 1874 returns a verdict of murder in the second degree after a lengthy deliberation. Seven ballots were recorded during the process.
Mareiith James Pottsy Mak hanged for the murder of Daniel S. Kreamer, his wife, her mother Mrs Machtner, and Annette Kreaner on February 25, 1972. Mak was 15 at the time of the crime and 21 at execution after twice appealing to the Supreme Court. Crowds gathered to witness the execution this morning.
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