10 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1877
Page
1
Ohio Valleys show clear or partly cloudy skies with stationary or cooler temperatures. Northerly winds diminish and pressure holds higher. No significant weather changes expected in the near term.
Brief items report Keee Smalls' trial opening in New Haven for Mrs. Morton's liver case. speculation grows that Plevas will fall soon. Illinois Supreme Court rules options legal while puts and calls illegal. Chicago rent case offers rejected. government negotiations alleged. Bucharest dispatch says Russians have a new battle near Sistova. Turkish landing attempt near Oltenitza repelled with heavy losses. Ponca delegation met the President at the White House urging action. he vows to consider their appeal.
The University of Sweden shows strong funding with about 660 scholarships. In 1876 Upsala University recorded 1,451 students, reflecting expanding enrollment and financial support for learners.
A note from Covington reports Cotoxet Amos Sarwets injured during a confrontation described as a severe burn and trauma. Keechwaren will be held at St Mary's Orphan Asylum tomorrow for a service, while legal notices show a December 1875 case involving H. Wwa lew Runowe Holden in the Circuit Court about a sale and money restraint.
Special Dispatch reports from Washington on November 10 as the Texas delegation shifts votes in the House over army size. Amendments sought 20 000 troops. final tally 121 to 114 for a plan placing four cavalry regiments on the Texas frontier and capping the total at 20 000. Texas unity wavered as members aligned with party lines amid debate. If the Senate accepts the measure Texas would hold one fifth of the national army on its border.
Official returns from nearly all counties in Pennsylvania show Dem gains. Supreme Judge Trunky defeats Berrett by 5,554, Auditor General Schell leads Passmore by 8,547, and Treasurer Noyes beats Bart by 6,468 in early statewide tallies.
Constantinople dispatches deny Mukhtar Pasha was wounded near Erzurum last Monday. Ardahan column joined General Hermann after the Deve Bayun battle where Turks lost 2,500 killed wounded and prisoners and much artillery.
Special aR COR Times reports November 10 river levels at 6 feet 6 inches with expectations to reach 7 feet as about thirty towboats plan coal tows. Names Adams and Ni Sameon appear with vessels Panther and Hornet preparing to depart. Cloudy cold weather. business steady. multiple steamers including Ben Franklin and Church weigh anchors. wharf activity with coal and iron handoffs noted.
The will of late Senator Merten names his wife as sole executor with no bond and directs funds for his son’s education and relatives. Jessie P. Siddall is named attorney for the estate. A Texas request to return the Terry Rangers colors is under review by the Adjutant General. Colonel Vail supports returning them.
A suspect named Engeler was arrested on November 10 in connection with the murder of Mrs. Goetz near Columbia. Neighbors found her body with an axe blow. officers say Engeler had a wagon tied to Goetz and attempted a low-price sale. Police believe Goetz was killed as part of a wider plot, with Engeler possibly linked to both crimes.
The Pittsburg Variety Theatre on Pena Avenue near Fiene in Sarat Ward suffered a loss under the Black Cro Combination insurance. Insurance coverage valued at about $14,000 is cited, with an ongoing assessment of the fire damage and related claims.
November 10 report confirms ongoing Samae affairs and notes the telegraphed version about United States Consul ane was substantially correct in all respects.
Fragmentary notes describe various topics including religious revival among Indian tribes near British northwest, Jesuit discussions, and imperial Russian family military service. The text references Grand Duke Paul, Grand Duke Constantine, and mentions taxation debates, fashion shades, and classical education amid scattered historical anecdotes.
A fragment discusses price comparisons from long ago and today, noting cheaper material costs and revisions in quality. It contrasts earlier low prices for fabrics with modern costs, claiming print quality has improved while weaving remains strong. The passage reflects on consumer buying and value.
The case, heard before Judge Force, involves R Boulter & Co against John M N Stoeckle over a previous mesne action and income from the F Com. Plaintiffs are represented by L Manel with H A Merrill, and J F Follett appears for the defendant.
In a Common Pleas session before Judge Burnet the case Annie Westerhages v. fF featured a disputed charge and a fine, with a guilty verdict noted and a sentence later under appeal for a new trial. At another hearing before Judge Johmaton the Parauing Stakeholders case Mary Ma test v. Jobaea et al discussed a demurrer to recover damages by the plaintiff.
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