Telegraphic Summary of Last Night's Dispatches
Reports from Europe note Em Eie sailing for Wilhelms hohe and Bourbaki's resignation accepted by Tours. Census data show increased colored population in the South. Western distilleries get extra time to install meters. October government expenditures total 13 798 027 75. Bourbaki under surveillance after Chiselhurst visit. Fort Scott woolen and touring wills burned, loss 6000 dollars. Dayton unrest over alleged child whipping and draft reinforcement delays near Paris. Interior official Metcalf resigns. F Brantley assassinated. third local assassination in Minciea within two years. Norfolk court actions touch elec regulation. New York city clerks and federal figures referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Congress
Europe
Em Eie
Wilhelmshohe
Gallagher
Kansas
Tours
Bourbaki
S. Louis
Ofloretoma
Chiselhurst
Fort Scott
Landwehr
Dayton
Parle
John Delsno
Interior
Dea
Metcalf
Pecwret
F. Brantley
Sisoes
TOMS OF WAR Cable Condensations
Mazzini at Tours. wooden tents sent to the army before Paris. Havre prize court. Delpech in Marseilles ranks. Dijon delayed by French artillery. Metz well provisioned at Bazaine surrender. Gambetta protests condemned. Havre subscribes 2,000,000 francs to the national loan. 90,000,000 francs paid. Cassagnac escape confirmed. Alsace renames. French officers fail re election. Bassine capitulation firings. Duchess, Princess visit Wilhelmshoehe. Thiers resists Versailles, favors Paris first. Trochu receives 30,000 francs donated for artillery. Garibaldi quarters at Offanges. French capture over 1,000 near Besancon. Paris defense deemed obstinate and prolonged. Polish legion formed under Trochu’s will. men funded individually. Moniteur notes French humanity. Prussian wounded buried by French soldiers. Prussians reconquer Paris area, forts fortified. Paris rifle factory turns out ironclads and chassepots. 127,277 unwounded French prisoners in Germany. distribution across Magdeburg, Coblentz, Stettin, Mayence, Glogau, Erfurt, Minden, Castrin, Graudenz. 1,232 officers in open towns.
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Mazzini
Tours
Paris
Havre
Delpech
Marseilles
Dijon
Metz
Bazaine
Gambetta
France
Paul Cassagnac
Vienna
Alsace
Flourens
Blanque
Bassine
Alphonse Gant
Esquires
Duchess of Hamilton
Princess of
Offanges
Besancon
Pari
Trochu
Moniteur
Warder
Gray
Germany
Nummer
Laon
Toul
Strasbourg
Magdeburg
Coblents
Cologne
Stettin
Mayence
Glogau
Erfurt
Minden
Castrin
Graudenz
Prussia
California Gorillas Wild Man of the Mountains Tale
An Antioch Ledger reader claims to have seen a gorilla or wild man near Orestrinba Creek and Crow Canyon. He describes a camp wonder, tracks in sand, and a pair seen with a female, noting ashes scattered around and a strange, hairy figure swinging firelit sticks.
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Antioch Ledger
Orestrinba Creek
Crow
Haring
Opee
Ving
Here
Pacheco
Extraordinary Oil Operation Report in New York Bulletin
The New York Bulletin details a two way corporate aid for a large oil transaction. A deal moved 125000 barrels of crude oil, largely sold to a unnamed party, with a complex financial structure and various reinvestments or contingencies noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bulletin
Fragmentary crop report hints at minor rate shifts
Snippet notes a deficiency in the crop and tentative estimates, with figures suggesting a small percentage impact and uncertain rates. The text is incomplete, retaining scattered references to a committee and local rates without full context.
Vestry Debate Over Proper Action Cited
Fragmentary note shows discussion at a vestry meeting about the correct course of action for an unnamed individual. The text indicates disagreement on what his proper action should have been and references his position or conduct. Further context is unavailable in the readable portion.
London Literary Ring and the Coterie Influence
An extract from Galaxy discusses London literary cliques and personal friendship shaping tastes. The writer notes not all groups are venal critics, cites Lord, Lowen, and outsiders like a Wenmineier reviewer as rare impartial cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Peng
Lytton
Caxtons
Nebworth
Correspondent reports Tours actions before Orleans
A correspondent from Tours describes military movements and actions preceding the assault near Orleans. The dispatch notes troop movements, strategic positions, and preliminary engagements shaping the upcoming confrontation. Details focus on command decisions and operational tempo without graphic descriptions.
Gee Taught To Dance While Standing On Iron Plates
A fragment notes someone named Gee was taught to dance and to stand on hot iron plates, implying harsh or unusual training methods. The line is incomplete but suggests a historical or cultural practice described in a newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Booth as Richelieu Shines in Natrona Theater
Natrona theatergoers applauded Mr Booth in a brilliant Richelieu performance. Critics note his age-accurate portrayal, contrasting with other depictions. Emerson's Minstrels and Mozart Hart's Three Blind Mice entertain at Wood's, with further pantomime at Clipper's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Emerson
Mozart Hart
Hempty Dumpty
Pantaloon
Columbine
Clipper
Desperate Extortion Case Seeks Restitution Next Friday
A dissipated man named Isaac Smith extorted money from a woman by demanding $20 and threatening harm. After getting drunk, part of the money was collected, and he faces a forthcoming court appearance next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imei
Aes
Isaac Smith
Des
Police Court clears dockets before funeral of J C Cohen Eng
The Police Court finished the few cases before daybreak to permit officials to attend the funeral of J C Cohen Eng, noted in yesterday's item. The service was held at his George street residence at ten this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cohen
Eng
George Street
Championship Scores Of The New York Clippers Clubs
This week the Clippers collate defeats of leading clubs through October to judge championship merit. It lists Cincinnati Atlantic Forest City Chicago and others by total scores, noting Red Stockings Mutuals and other teams. A follow up reports on the Red Stockings Mutuals game and crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Clippers
Eo' Ant
Mateale
Wowace Mutuals
Eek
Atlant Ace 1867
Ggnres
Caoke
Eles
Cincinnati
Chacipuati
Psssseeeee
Weeweungmnes
Cincinati
Atlan Shibide Eeeperines
Cineippati
Athletic
Pugindeoedels Miosiak
Incinnati
AL Rdelc
Rereiermerreepne
Eopnenrnaet
Ateseeee Eld
Chicago
Seseenessesseinen
Seboameantavou
Athletica
Ccaee
Haymakers
Aibanthe
Rd Mutual
Mpic
Morriaania Bibietic
Sealbletion
Leslee
Geman Cies
Keneus
Pine Ie Ia
Forest City
Cick
Essen
Rec
Cciceeseeens
cFeren Cie
Giacian Stissiuckeeiens Oo
Hac'a
Olym
Washingto
Ree
Clevel'd
City
Allsatic
Ibe Eeet
Cher
Ccere
Vcasscees
Cied
Clea
Atlantic
Forest A
Muataad
Cacti Ie
Forest
Mutual
MB Athletic
Stapeene Santen Soit
Boe Y Haye
Oan Weeceies
Hakedinobetee Saat
Baymakers
Harvard
Cseveesee
Erie
Vienna Cais
Haywaters
Atlsatie
Cleves
Star
Brooklyn
Ets
Einabeih
Wiley
Deen Storia
Ccpcen Cinco Btm
Umon
Mateat
Atlan Sntanees Rsecseeee
Rjntecesouneonirsnee
AB Utual
Iecveaneavondtlaess
Seccesca
York
Sissies
Staan
Gees
Osnee
Enesetov
Sesalativiene
Cwicaco Piaase Cory
New York
Wivekings
Fender
Union
Reds
McVey
Brainard
Dougs
Tun
Gamins
Brassard
Deanise
City Infirmary Report for Month of Oo
A fragment from the City Infirmary report notes Arthur Hill as superintendent and references the month of Oo. The readable text provides limited detail on activities or statistics to summarize further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue City Infirmary
City Infirmary
Arthur Hill
Groesbeck’s Architectural Novelty Convenes Lectures
The Convention assembled at 7 o'clock with readings by Chas Reeme lin on the coming man and the future church. Speakers argued that science and ethics will shape a church open daily, not bound to old dogma, and that the next church will serve both soul and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Reemelin
Churen
R. Reemelin
Vickers
Sid
Potter
Morever
Mr. Potter
Messrs. Conner
Abbott and
Buckeye Trotting Races at Burnet House Program
A Burnet House gatheringPreview shows two races on the Bucksana track with premium purses of 400 and 600 for horses never beating 2 50. Entries include Frankleton, Kate Regiee, Little Tom, Arthur Boy, Mohawk, Ann Unter, Matthew Smith, Dick Jamison and others. Purses listed: Frank Poppleton 30 Little Tom 30 Kitty Cloud 12 Kate Hayden 66 Arthur Boy 32 Mohawk 20.
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Raisece Une
Ice On
Garda
G- Frankleton
T. J. Macey
S. m. Kate Regiee
Snyder
B. G. Little Tom
J. Woodmancy
B. G. Arthur Boy
T. Dickerson
Annie Hi
S.m. Ann Unter
P. Ac
B. G. Matthew Smih
Jas. Miller
B. G
Dick Jamison
Frank Poppleton
Tom
Kitty Cloud
Kate Hayden
Arthur Boy
Mohawk
Governor Cox Arrives in City for Return to Mount Auburn
Gov J D Cox ex Secretary of the Interior arrived in the city last night. On his family’s return from Northern Ohio he will take residence on Mount Auburn and resume his profession. Marshal W A Thrall of the Southern District of Ohio was in town, not relieving Gen Hickenlooper until census duties completed. Colonel Macauley, mayor of Indianapolis and Barney’s brother, staying at the St James. Milkmen meet again at Turner Hall to reconsider prices. proposed ten cents per quart and thirty two cents per gallon policy debated and agreed to twelve cents per quart and nine cents per gallon. A German named John Was injured on the canal bank when a hydra struck a knoll, severely injuring both legs. he was taken home and amputation feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cox
Secretary of the Interior
Ohio
Mount Auburn
W. A. Thrall
Columbus
Hickenlooper
Macauley
Indianapolis
Our
Barney
the St. James
Turner Hall
Ae Wens
Painten
Jno
Vine-street Hill
Exposition awards spark mixed feelings and court action
Report notes artists contesting prizes at the Exposition while non winners mutter discontent. In Cumminsville a sidewalk obstruction case led to a track move order within six months after Railway Company attorney threatened an appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Court
Aldrich & Co. denies sale of petroleum to Mrs Van Camp
Mrs Van Camp sues over alleged PSI damages, claiming loaned Gaekie hub and a barrel explosion of petroleum. The firm states they did not sell her petroleum oil and that the barrel involved was marked gasoline 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
Aldrich & Co
PSI
Sf Gaekie
Police report of arrests and a woman found dead
Police seizures on Ninth Street and Race Street, plus Liver Street counts, followed by a morning discovery of a woman dead in a water closet near Felor Street by the depot. Defenses plan to view the body this afternoon as officials cool the remains.
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PoLics Se
Staton-houses
Ninth Street
Race-street
Liver-Street
Felor
Iini C
Cwanxees at the Work House Begin Month Admissions
At the Work House several inmates were recorded this month. Names listed include How ard Gotbr to the Second Engineer and Charles De and Frank DeSoto, enrolled on the guards roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwanxees
Howard Gotbr
Charles de and
Frank DeSoto
Police Court Session Set For Monday Morning
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a police court session scheduled for Monday morning with unclear details due to damaged text. The item references a court proceeding and a specific day but lacks full names, location, or case details.
Raid near Harrison uncovers guard post by river log cabin
Excitement last Wednesday near Harrison as a makeshift guard post with M C emblem appeared on river banks. Locals report a group occupying a log cabin, stockpiling straw ham coffee sugar and life necessities, plus a double-barreled shotgun for defense. Seabees from Siouxabouts reportedly joined a raid on the stream adjacent to the cabin. No major damage noted.
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Harrison
di Miami
M. C
Westia
Fosdick
Proposed Cincinnati to Richmond dummy railroad plan
Citizens of New Richmond and Gelogi regions oppose a Cincinnati to Columbus dummy rail line citing river obstacles and inflated costs. The project would extend along the Ohio river, risking heavy property loss and unnecessary urban disruption while offering little gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Richmond
Gelogi
le Bear Hohe
Newport
Dayton
Kentucky
Soo
Eech Aleet
New Richmond
Gary
Unclear Historical Weather Abstract Described
Fragmentary Smithsonian report notes a remarkable meteorological feature in the afternoon with a monthlong cage reference and great variation in forms observed in the heavens. Content is garbled and yields few concrete facts or names to anchor a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Report
Beethoven Anniversary Concert and Tonight's Ball
Report notes a Beethoven Anniversary concert in Cumminsville with a grand ball to follow. Taxable property value is listed at 2,788,308 including money and credits and stocks, with a large freight business mentioned as a context. The evening features a prominent event at Hall and is tied to local commerce and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
Sewerage and street work updates from city council
Applications for tapping sewers granted for specific streets. A report shows October repairs total 87 dollars. overall sewer project costs 448.47 dollars. Bids opened for Court street sewer from Broadway to Sycamore. awarded to J B. for specified per foot costs. Bills passed for cleaning sewers and related work. Nolte contract update on Hopkins street sewer referred with power to act.
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Commissioners of Sewers
Abigal Street
Sycamore, Court and Broadway
Eggleston Avenue
John B. Benedict
Aeehigyhenare
Eats
Y . Bos
Bremen Street
Statioarenien
Fifteenth
Liberty
C. P. Cassily
Broadway
Front Street
Wilteee
Geyeon
Court Street
Sycamore
J. B
Borne
Heneblek
Dierker
Canal News Captain Messerole Reports Port Shipments
Canal news item notes Captain Messerole detailing business transacted at the Miami port over the past twenty years. Mentions shipments including 20,500 lbs starch, 3,175 bushels tea, 600 tons tea? and 15 tons sand. References rail and river trade along State Line routes with Dayton Hamilton Belle Bremen St Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewiers Messerole
Miami
Fragmentary Trial Transcript From York County Robbery Case
A partial court record details cross examination of witnesses in a robbery case involving Beach and Gooding. Testimonies cover Mary Doyle, Thomas Dowd, John Walsh, Mrs McNeely, and others. The scene notes a heated exchange about admissibility of statements and a witness refusal to testify.
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Sean
Mary Doyle
Co Tosh
Ab Wm. Bickley
Emanuel Arthur
Seabees
Dowd
York
James Alley
Murray
John P. Walsh
Helm
Gooding
Ayes
Wilson
Walsh
Nelson
Root
Tonelson
Teat
Court adjourns amid heated debate over inspection
The excerpt describes a tense courtroom scene where Mr. Root refuses to comply with a court suggestion to allow inspection, displaying little nerve and prompting a witness to stand aside after dinner. The discussion remains highly heated until adjournment at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Covington Fleeing After Services Fearing Arrest
Fragmentary notice notes Covington leaving the area after refusing or evading services and fearing arrest, with details truncated but indicating ongoing legal peril and departure from the county.
Woodburn Village Council Meets on Last Tuesday Evening
The Woodburn village council met last Tuesday evening with the clerk and marshal present along with Messrs Bell, Mathers and Overbecke. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. An order was drawn on the treasurer for sidewalks on Chapel street and for other village repairs. A communication about Beresford’s well holes was received and referred to action. The council adjourned with no further business.
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Woodburn
Bell, Mathers and Overbecke
Chapel Street
George W. Elston
Cem
Samuel Beresford
Beresford
Oran
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Richard Lil
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J. Malkmus
Senignater Lahr
Catter Lat Seeur Eistinn
C. Spears
Peter Nef
P. Kh. Neff
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Martin Street
East Third Street
Ahar Ae
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En Central Avenue
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Twentieth Ward
Edward Noid
Giavart
Beard
Education
Columbia Township
Browning
Sideaenton Grove Avenue
Ludlow Oe Dinnet Caseinville
Union Telegraph
Olncex
Snes
MOMID
Texas
Baskeanone Cmmi
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J.W. McLaughlin
Adrmar
Saial
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Wuer— Ortobert
Groesbeck
William 8
William
Walnut Hills
Jamestown
Library
Chambers
Burnet House
Bucksana
Areen Crating Police Court
Monay
Beethoven
Ission
J.B. H. Nolte
Hopkins Street
Canal News
Ubure
Covington
Curryp Sevecety Beaxer
Taes
NEW York Mills
USA
Mary Ana
Troy, BR. Y
WM. H. Kirby, Buck, Kid and Sheepskin
Martinin’s
Fifth Street
Walant
John Holland
West Fourth St. Sul-Iy
Franklin Type Foundery
Vime Street
Cimeinnati
Allison, Smith & Johnson
B. Wardle
D. D
Wille
Wag
Seka Gana
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