Fragmented Late 19th Century News Roundup in Brief
A sprawling wire-style digest mentions an upcoming Ginko Republican Convention, a steamer with cotton burned on the Savannah River, St. Louis performances drawing Cincinnati interest, a Protestant church dedication in Mexico, and discussions on free banking and religion. It notes Mexican inaugurations, socialists in New York, Dominica territorial ambition, Chicago grand jury actions, a Memphis to Little Rock train incident, and Franco-German diplomacy with Paris in flux.
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British senators depart for New York amid treaty debate
Reports from Paris and London describe Sen ators heading to New York after a noon train departure as the Senate debates secret session for a treaty. Dispatches recount Versailles unrest, Commune actions, and military movements around Paris with mentions of Gambetta, Cluseret, and Rochefort.
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To the Associated Western Pree New Yore May 8
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Colter Auger case returns murder indictment in Dearborn
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Brookvuz on May 8. Five state witnesses corroborate prior testimony. Defense calls Lydil Caldwell and others. questions about a prior remark are ruled out. Fletcher Dewey arrested in Cincinnati stirs local interest. Grand Jury indicts John Colter for murder of Alonzo Auger in February. Colter confined awaiting trial.
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Germany Conference at Frankfort Reaches Agreement
A Frankfort dispatch reports the third conference with Favre Ponger Ducrot Bismarck and Baron Arnica producing main points of a peace treaty. An official document will be prepared and sent to France Tuesday. Bismarck signals willingness to discuss, insists on indemnity payments, and suggests French loans to fund them.
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New Orleans Former Misrepresentations Refuted
In New Orleans a public figure rejects political preferences amid criticism of misrepresentations. He asserts no party alignment, urging voters to focus on issues rather diligence and transparency in local governance.
Sherman Declines Civil Role to Focus on Military Duty
Thomas W. Conway, secretary treasurer of the Union League Club of New Orleans, reports General Sherman at a May 23 reception said he is not a politician. He prioritizes military duties, declines civil or political offices, and intends to devote himself to the study of military art. He cautioned reporters not to misquote him again.
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New Railroad Incorporation in Columbus
Special Dispatch from Carvuses May 8 reports a decisive cotton case Horatio Page of St. Louis against BE Smith & Co. The suit involves some of the city’s largest capitalists and has lingered long in the courts. Escorpora Tighs.
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Zanesville Hosts Grand Peace Celebration
On May 8 Zaxnevie O. reports Zanesville marks a grand peace celebration with widespread turnout and festive events. Business and street life show buoyant activity as communities join in the event.
Juarez Triumphs in Congress Amid Claims War Peace
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Juarez in Congress claiming peace for the interior while Campari sips and Me Siemae faces accusations. The claims commission period extends by one year, prolonging proceedings and costs.
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Claims Commission
River Coal Traffic Thrives As Water Rises And Falls
Special Dispatch reports Monongahela at 14 feet 2 inches and falling while Oil City shows 3 inches and falling. Coal movements surge with 1,183,000 bushels to Cincinnati and 6,783,000 to Louisville logged by noon. Towboat William Bornhill sold for 6500 dollars. several steamers head upriver to carry cargo before waters drop.
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Old Mary Budd Sent to Workhouse for Three Months
Local notes report Mary Budd's voluntary sentence to the workhouse for three months. City headlines note ball play, a public entertainment by the Cincinnatians society at Wisleyan College, and a week ending audit showing receipts of 101 644 91 and disbursements 62 690 2. Theft cases include Wim Tyndal for stealing a goat and a Third Street banker’s horse and buggy stolen, with arrests and court actions ongoing. Weather milding after a cold spell, and railroad sale train arriving for the Row farm auction near Clifton. A bakery robbery yields $49, an attempted suicide by Kennedy, and a police court dismissal of Mary Winters for cruel conduct. U S Court in session with Judge Swing. Maxwell P. Gaddis trial date pending.
What the Germans Threaten to Do
Versalles May 8 Thiers proclaims the Germans will mercilessly resume war unless the Paris insurrection is suppressed. He calls citizens to rally round troops and promises amnesty and continued subsidies to the poor in exchange for aid. Hazan May 8 reports German merchantmen arriving at the port.
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English Views of the Treaty and Napoleon Report
The Times notes the Joint High Commission's work may be accepted by Congress and ratified by Parliament, calling the treaty provisional. In Lowpox a rumor suggests Napoleon has returned to France seeking to reclaim the throne amid army disaffection.
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Tunnel linking Mount Adams to Eden Park completed
Workmen bored a tunnel through Mount Adams to Eden Park for the effluent pipe linking Water Works to the new reservoir. Cannon salutes hailed the completion as City Council and Aldermen, officials and citizens gathered for a celebration with speeches, lunch, and ample beer as the cannon boomed at intervals.
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Enlistments for Napoleon's Cause Reported in America
Report claims official authority states enlistments are being made in America to support the Emperor Napoleon in France. The item notes the stated legitimacy of the call and the location as Bernix with date May 8.
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Revenue Trouble With Their Distillers In Missouri
In Southern Missouri General Love of the Scarlet of Pee wal ow ust returned from a business trip to take part of the State and deties elating cited ar the a for troops to suppress the Ku Klux in District of Missouri as from Washington. The General states he did three weeks ago a lee eathseny and means e mploy necessary force to enable some collect the revenue from on opener bands of ae itial dial tae ag friends and once at tates Mies those tied upon. Gen McDonald has asked for an increased force of Deputy Collectors to cope with armed resistance to enforcement of the laws, but he has not called for troops to suppress the Ku Klux or to collect revenue.
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Burglary Case and Jail Discharge Hearings in Probate Court
The day’s proceedings in Judge Hoeffer’s Probate Court included a bid to discharge Jobin Roos from jail amid burglary and contempt charges. Reports recall a Colerain theft where oats were stolen from Craig at the Six-Mile House, a two-horse wagon seized, and a replevin suit started. A later incident involving Dr Bonner’s visitors and a ball removal led to arrest rumors. An applicant claimed to see a cousin buy cattle, led to detention for contempt and trial before Squire Ritt, with alibi disputes and a Grand Jury submission.
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Two Canal Street Larceny Suspects Arrested
Lieutenant Lawrence and Sergeant Stewart of Oliver Street Station arrested two youngers, Frank Daily and Christo Goetz, on grand larceny charges. They allegedly took three boat fenders, two tow-lines, a silk dress, saddle, and overcoat valued at 140 dollars from a boarder at hotel No. 181 Canal Street. The men attempted escapes from the station-house and Work House wagon, thwarted by guards. In Police Court both cases were continued until next Saturday.
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Erie District Convention Opens After Treasury Report
ERIE Pa May 8 The District Convention of the Y M C A of Pennsylvania opened last evening after a treasury report showing 1 000 000 for the association. Delegates left for Warren Pa this morning as part of the event.
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President's motor trip through Harrisburg with Cook Newville
Grant toured through Harrisburg with his party and family. The President returned via Newville, leaving there at sunup and heading onward at about 11 o'clock AM.
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Price's Opera House Nears Grand Opera Debut
Improvements at Price's Opera House proceed with energy as seating and ceiling work nears completion. The stage receives steel scenery frames while painters finish elaborate ceiling designs. A grand Italian opera season is planned for June first, led by a New York company with Miss Clara Louise Kellogg rumored as lead soprano.
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Four orphans left after forgery convict's wife dies
J M Kimball, confined in wher ville for forgery, has seen his wife die, leaving four orphan children since that time. The case reflects ongoing legal proceedings and personal tragedy in the family.
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A Feminine Fight Leads to Arrest Over Plate Blow
Friday night two women Mrs Savage and Mrs Reardon Ke eiies residing in a Carl alley tenement near Mill street quarrelled over a trifling matter. The dispute ended with Mrs Reardon allegedly striking Mrs Savage with a dinner plate, and Savage later had Reardon arrested on assault and battery charges at Third Street Station House.
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Portsmouth Railroad Incorporators Meet at Crawford House
A meeting of the Incorporators of the Ohio Valley Railroad Company, planned to run from this city to Portsmouth, opened at Crawford House this morning. Little business was transacted. the main item was equalizing survey costs across the counties the line would traverse. The session resumes this afternoon.
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Fire destroys village in Fogundos area
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports a Tideonte telegram from May 8 stating a fire yesterday afternoon in Fogundos destroyed the whole village. Oer to forty buildings were burned.
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Markets by Telegraph May 8 12008 Flour and wheat notes
Markets by Telegraph reports mixed tone across regions. Flour prices range around 5.10 to 6.80 per barrel with weak demand noted. wheat prices mostly unchanged though receipts are tallied. corn and oats show dull or heavy trading with receipts given. pork, lard, butter, and cheese show small moves. whisky remains firm. regional variations exist with Missouri and Ohio markets cited and freight notes.
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