26 Mar 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1875
Page
1
A special dispatch reports factions marshal strong turnout against Kiny Sandidste over alleged moral posture. A chaotic scene on the scaffold led to a fatal fall, with witnesses noting the victim drank only twice. testimony supports the claim. The Grand Jury hints at jail reform amid ongoing political tensions.
A concerted effort is under way to prevent life alarm events at sea with new measures and programs in place. Officials from the coast guard and maritime safety groups oversee drills and safety campaigns to reduce emergencies at sea.
Dispatches from New York describe a feared gorge along the Susquehanna River with telegraph warnings established at Glen Union. In Havre de Grace, efforts include bridge influence claims and work by jee cutters at Lock Haven and Williamsport to clear a channel.
Witness accounts describe conversations and visits at Irving Place and Brookyln Union meetings tied to a scandal publicized earlier. The testimony cites a lecture at Mrs Woodhull and Desmonds and references an arrest and redirect examination in a local office.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Trier reports in Coreumrs C March 25 that a religious bill proposed by Geghan to abolish the Penitentiary chaplain faced intense debate. The House reconsidered a prior vote amid testimony from members about potential harm and disorganization to public institutions. The bill was ultimately defeated, with Geghan expressing chagrin as supporters realized the measure could not pass.
The report notes clearing weather in the Northwest with a northwest to north wind, and warmer conditions in the Lake Region trending southward. Temperatures easing, barometer falling slowly. light southeasterly flow expected along the Ohio River valley.
Unconfirmed report from Tacoma about the steamer Ru crossing Puget Sound from Beattle to Port Madison that went down with all passengers lost. Details remain uncertain. The fragment mentions March 25 and cites the Puget Sound voyage with no final confirmation.
The Journal notes spring novelties in fancy checked knickerbocker styles. Descriptions cover single and double breasted sack coats with high top buttons, waistcoats, four outside pockets, and matching straight trousers. Fabrics include worsted coats like "Sandgrave" and braided front detailing, with buttoned or soft front options.
Special Dispatch reports Vice President Wilson’s stance on pruning federal offices to favor younger officials amid Louisiana political tensions. Cabinet discussions reveal pressure for office growth and Kellogg Government support. Legal notices cover a mortgage dispute, trusteeship payments, and building association challenges involving German National Building Aid. Cases address sheriff payments, note validity, and damages for street condemnation.
In St Louis at 1:35 P.M. wheat and oats show quiet to firm trading with bacon and lard steady. In Chicago wheat firm, corn at 67 3/4 cents, oats 26 1/2, May deliveries mixed. lard weak, hogs steady with receipts reaching 8 head, price range around 6.90.
City officials and residents discuss if the Potter bill enacts the abolition of Cincinnati s Board of Aldermen amid reports from Columbus and a pending House vote. Mayor Sones declined to comment while city solicitor Warrington offered no firm stance as officers await telegraphed updates.
Philadelphia March 26. The meeting of railroad men here last night aimed to settle differences that have existed for years between the Di Robert E. Carr, Rak ansas road, is ianid ieuld, Dillon, Dodge, and Smith of the Union Pacific.
The garbled text lists various constitutions from 1791 to 1871 linked to political change and governance. It references the 1791 French constitution, later revolutionary frames, Napoleonic era charters, the 1830 charter, 1845 and 1452 dates, and the 1871 constitutional laws as part of a long arc of constitutional development and reestablishment of empire.
Passenger movements list arrivals in New Orleans Nashville St Louis and Cincinnati with times in early hours and various names. Departures include Susie Silver heading to New Orleans and other travelers toward Cleburne Evansville Misbelkey Grand Tower Memphis and Cincinnati amid light rain and mild weather.
In a series of courtroom notes, a verdict for $1500 was returned for the defendant in the Carpenter versus Cunningham matter. Louis Greeble versus Mary FE Hughes yielded a plaintiff verdict for 13 cents reserved under a phase. Judge Murdock presided. The State versus John Murray found the defendant guilty of shooting at John Palmer during a June gathering, striking John Malloy in the thigh and leading to Malloy's leg amputation and death after treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital. Defense argued guilt, with Baker for the State and Haat opposing.
A discussion on how photography hinges on the photographer’s skill and judgment rather than the camera alone. It explains choosing exposure, development, copying, and toning to reveal nature, with emphasis on the photographer’s mind shaping the image.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports on March 2 that a bill will be introduced to-day to re enact the law creating the Cincinnati aldermenic board amid doubts over the Potter bill abolishing it. The piece notes continued legislative action affecting Cincinnati governance and municipal oversight.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Wasnixetox dated March 2 reports Commodore Murray overseeing Western waters lighting plans. He is coordinating with the Lighthouse Board to assess proposals for temporary illumination to aid spring navigation and permanent lighting for autumn implementation.
The lower part of New York appears dull with Thru Prete in streets lighter than weekdays. Lent services at churches continue, courts close, stock and gold markets quiet, brokers report few transactions and loan arrangements stretch to Saturday.
A morning incident on a Kentucky Central train involved William Ailen, a colored statesman, and Sheriff Percival with nine deputies. Conductor Wood Wilson allegedly demanded fare, leading to Ailen’s arrest by iron restraints. Ailen claimed poverty and was escorted off the train. The report mentions local figures Kellogg, Maddux, and Glore, with hunting ducks and river scenes as other scattered details.
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