Haldeman Escaped Attack as Incorporations Filed
Special dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Franks Ohio reports Hon T J Haldeman narrowly escaped a severe thrashing after opposing public works cuts and the elevation of the State House superintendent post. Depot Police intervened preventing violence as he left the depot. Certificates filed include Washington Jot Association Cincinnati 300000 capital Findley Plow Company Hanoverwick County 20000 Bilge Coal and Mining Company Millersburg Holmes County 60000 Friend Fox Paper Company Hamilton County 260000 Scioto Valley Railroad Company Circleville Portsmouth 1,000,000 aiming to consolidate with Columbus and Circleville. Extensions filed for the village of Stryker Williams County.
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Paris Mobs and Rossel Urges Vigorous Measures
New York dispatch reports Paris actions by the Commune including reoccupation of Issy by Communists. Torpedoes near Southern forts blow houses, batteries planned, and ramparts to be fortified. General Rossel bans enemy communications. Residents warned to evacuate and concierges to list occupants. Versailles army active, a decisive action feared. A balloon left Hotel de Ville, Ledru e Rollin to preside at a Sunday Republican meeting.
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Foreign Offers for Our Bonds and To Kill a Man
Summary of New York dispatches discussing Sumner’s plan on the new treaty, alleged British counterclaims, and warnings about the Ku Klux activities. Reports cover bond market interest from European capitalists, possible open Senate debate, and General Sherman’s public remarks. Also included are notes on China’s anti Christian campaigns and the execution of two Stevens murderers in South Carolina.
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Murderer Wm Foster Trial Set for Next Thursday
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Moreoni Works Resumed in Wilkesbarre Breaker 5 Idle
A Wilkesbarre dispatch says the Wilkesbarre Coal and Tron Company resumed work this morning except in breaker No 5 which is not in repair.
Democratic State Convention nominates Leslie for Governor
After six ballots at Frankfort May 4, P H Leslie was nominated for Governor defeating J Proctor Knott, who was favored earlier. The convention reassembled at 9 AM and chose Carlisle for Lieutenant Governor by acclamation, with D Howard Smith and J W Tate named for Auditor and Treasurer respectively. John Rodman won the Attorney General nomination amid a lively contest. Reverend Orson led for Superintendent of Public Instruction as ballots for Register of the Treasury continued. Delegates left by proxy as the crowd thinned and adjournment was expected around 2 PM.
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Madrid ministers approve Moret finance scheme
A Madrid dispatch reports unanimous approval by the Council of Ministers of the Moret financial plan. Paris authorities press for strict capitulation terms, causing the Paris Commune to trim its Fort Vincennes garrison. A Paris dispatch notes plans to demolish the Place Vendome column on May 8 and destroy statues of the monarchy that day.
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The Isthmus Heports From the Expeditions
The article recounts arduous expeditions and the great sufferings endured by the men, detailing harsh conditions, marches, and endurance feats faced by crews and explorers during challenging campaigns. It notes resilience and grim perseverance amid limited supplies and harsh climates.
St. Louis Swindle Attempt Ends With Escape
In St Louis on May 4 a man calling himself E C Garth attempted to defraud Lucas Bank of $1, using a bogus Merchants Bank certificate. The bank dismissed the certificate as invalid and investigators are pursuing Garth who fled the scene.
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Markets by Telegraph from Chicago and St Louis May 4
Markets report mixed activity across commodities with pork steady at 1700 17 12 per seller June and land dull at 1lc. Meats inactive. Whisky strong at 58c. In Chicago wheat active near unchanged, corn Western 61 62c, rye sales near turnover, flour quiet. Lake freights unchanged. St Louis flour firm at 430, wheat dull, corn firm, barley dull. Chicago whiskey price around 17 50 per barrel.
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Arrest of Mary Lehman for shop lifting and fence scandal
Officer James Ritter arrested Mary Lehman on a shoplifting charge at Lewis Livingston’s store on Fourth Street. She remains held on $5,000 bond. reductions were offered but not accepted. A large haul valued at about $20,000 was traced to a fence on Main Street, with burglars and pawnbrokers involved. The case hinges on testimony from principal witnesses and possible city-affecting motives to free Lehman.
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Paris Mobs and War Moves Reported from Versailles
May 3 4 notes from The Times via Versailles describe McMahon led divisions advancing toward Paris through Bois de Boulogne with an entire corps ordered to follow but not executed. Reports from Verennes say fortifications near the Verdun area near Fort Jasy tighten, cannonade continues, sixty prisoners taken. Favre departed to Brussels for peace talks.
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American Captain Acquitted in Jamaica Case
In Jamaica, the jury in the suit by Charles Levy & Co. against Dickson, the American captain of the wrecked brig, Peanim ee, returned a verdict for the defendant six to one after only ten minutes. A voluntary contribution supported efforts to appeal to the Superior Courts, even to England.
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River News Reports Rising Rivers and Coal Shipping
Especial Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes Monongahela and Alleghany rivers rising, with coal shipments expected within 24 hours. Oil City shows rapid rise, Juniata heads to Cincinnati, and the Kate Putnam loads for Nashville as coal tows prepare to depart. Additional vessels and port movements listed with weather and river levels across cities.
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Times on the Legal Tender Cases and European tensions
The Times criticizes the U S Supreme Court ruling on the Legal Tender Act as unjust and violent, predicting misfortune. In Loxpon Thiers refuses a commercial treaty with Germany, Bismarck protests French discrimination against German commerce, and reports say Orleans Princes in Paris are requested to depart.
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The Connection Question In Louisville Chan Chancellor Injunction Denied
A court in Louisville denied a request for an injunction in a matter involving the Connection Question case. The decision highlights the judge's ruling on whether immediate relief was warranted while the broader dispute proceeds. No further details on parties or dates are provided in the fragment.
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Market Report Snippet From Titusville Trading Section
Special Dispatch notes a firm Philadelphia market with prices around 101 cents and 12 cents, while Titusville shows a firmer rate at 405 on the upper read. Buyers have bid until July and for the year with various lots and sellers listed along the creek.
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Destructive Fire Destroys Warehouses in Paineville May Day
In Paineville last night a blaze damaged two warehouses, a cabinet shop, a deli, the railroad block, a blacksmith shop, and a lumber yard. Firefighters prevented total loss thanks to a new fire steamer. Insured values range from about $15,000 to $30,000 with most goods moved from the railroad block.
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Swindon Tigers Welcome Three New Cubes
In Saxony a tiger litter arrives as a mother named Tina nurtures three strong cubs. The event marks the growth of the litter, with observers noting the developing traits and future potential of the young tigers.
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Delay in Canal Repairs Near Rochester
Rochester May 4 rain has fallen steadily since yesterday noon delaying canal repairs. Work on the canal area has been hindered by rain and earth hauling, with officials Fay Cha and Wright in Dayton planning a visit to inspect the break if possible.
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California Building and Savings association forms
A fragment reports a California Building and Savings Association charter filing with a capital stock of 100 000 pounds at Ohio offices. It lists founders Abeorge, Ww idmer, James ees, Jonah Graham, He Parker, Charles A. Robhert, J. IL. Schulic, J. W. Cassell, J. H Matthews. The piece also notes a Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad survey from Cincinnati to the seaboard and local coroner inquests and assorted city events.
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Forty-Two Bids For Gold Demand Lead Prices
The market saw forty two bids for gold today with about 8.679 million dollars traded at 110.13 to 111.16. Awards are set at 2 million dollars with quotes at 111.05 1-10 to 111.16.
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