14 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1877
Page
1
Dennis F. Canning and Maisie Maguire have obtained a recommendation for testimony in a murder prosecution. He is to testify against others implicated in the killing of Wren in Haragusavre, dated November 14.
The master builders unanimously declare a conference with the masons on November 14 and decide to continue the discussion.
Fragments describe a weather update with cold winds and a looming freeze. Mention of a cold front, unsettled skies, and a promise of colder temperatures follows through a brief local forecast.
Brief items from the session mention Bentenneparing for val are pr and gene esmanit ou Plevna. Resumption Bae eke bill was Cshienden ont Moures defended. Talks of an rament of Con next week. Prominent Goandiers of New a iear Paelphia before the Sen aoa. Salesman leader commander in Koumelia Aai will command the army. Lawes wet yor setweiet present at St. and the lector of Cogjens.
A Coterie Club meeting is announced for Smakey's Hall with Sten Arion Choir rehearsals led by Bertach's group. The Eclipse venue hosts a masked ball and raffle for Soha's Lameees Roney-school, while Miss Mary Eineweiler’s rescue near River is briefly described with a young man aiding.
A damaged notebook of local notices records the death of J C Fay and mentions Me. Fay in Ceram yester day. It references Lily Fi and a Mrs Callator with unclear context and hints at a community plea about a railroad plankwalk and safety concerns.
Special Dispatch from Washington reports nominations by the President and notable appointments. In a separate matter, Representative Mr Smalls of South Carolina was arrested en route to Washington and a Judiciary Committee inquiry was ordered to determine if his rights as a member were violated.
New York and Philadelphia bankers and merchants met with the President to oppose the House Silver bill and warn of risks to public credit if silver became legal tender. Secretaries Sherman, Evaris and Schurz attended as delegates urged safeguarding the nation’s credit, while the President promised full consideration in an official form. Nomination notes and Army Bill discussion followed, with appointments to customs and postmaster posts and frontier military staffing debated.
Lonnor November 14. Bank of England reports bullion withdrawn on balance today amounting to £100,000. Death of Porgo. The gorilla, recently exhibited in London, is dead. Shrewsbury Races. At the Shrewsbury November rates the great Shropshire handicap was won by Hopbloom with Helena second and Lady Ronold third. Accident to an American boat. The steamer Nankin from New York to Liverpool arrived at St Michael's on the 2d inst. She lost her boats and several hull items. a hundred tons of her cargo shifted. Turkish forces in Albania and Scutari. Reinforcements arriving. Turkish hope to hold the town amid uncertain odds against Montenegrins. Erazercum November 4. Turks of Szerooum. Reinforcements are can arrivi. The Turkish wea age in einichent spirits and confident of their ability to hold the town.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Robert Hurbut of Delaware saying he would act as Bishop’s secretary. He claims access to the Bishop’s store and surrounding affairs, though details remain unclear.
Market notes from Cleveland and New York show steady to firm sentiment for wheat and corn with various bid and cash prices. Pork and lard move lower or steady, whisky quiet, and hog and cattle receipts and packing demand influencing prices amid ongoing market uncertainty.
Proceedings before Judge Johnston and Judge Burne recite verdicts and judgments in multiple cases. Seber & Co. sue for about $260 with $35 debt. judgment reversed on error in other matter. bid to recover costs and interest discussed. Bastardy judgment involves monthly support and jurisdiction questions. Jury issues, labor and materials claim on remodeling project resolved with defendant favored.
Superior Court Judge Tilden conducts a question of practice in the case between Margaret Kemper and Michael ss on promissory notes. The record concerns recalling parties and adding The Clifton City Building Company as defendants and the court's jurisdiction to hear the matter after a judgment.
Special Dispatch from Orteneo reports WF Coolbaugh, president of Union National Bank, killed himself at the foot of the Douglas monument after writing his wife that he was tired of life. Cause of death not confirmed, domestic trouble and possible drinking suspected. bank described as financially sound after recent federal examination.
In Chillicothe Ohio November 4, 188? Powisher the man suspected in the McVey murder had a brief examination. The hearing covered affidavits and two witnesses Mills and Mettier. Mills testified to giving McVey the numbered bond and Mettier testified he found it on Bowsher's person. The prisoner was bound over to the next term of the Court of Common Pleas.
Special Dispatch from Batavia Ohio dated November 1 reports a collision between state and county authorities over a safe theft. Probate Judge Branaugh orders Jos Bicking to conduct an impartial examination, though he previously held the keys or access to the safe.
Chicago November 4 Bank Examiner Watson reports Coolbaugh's death stemmed from personal troubles not tied to Union National affairs. He notes a forthcoming Comptroller report will show the bank solvent with ample cash. Officers issue a circular stating W F Coole former president died by his own hand and the bank remains strong and operational.
A report lists insured properties and losses across several firms and cities. Insurance coverage totals 315,000 with multiple companies including oe Assurance, German American, Home, and Farmers. Losses involve M. J. Steinberg stock and fixtures, John net's restaurant holdings, and Louis Bank Notes and Engraving, with various insured amounts and pending company confirmations.
A petition asking the Senate and agee to withhold approval from the Ble Silver bill or any remonetization measure has collected signatures from Boston banks and savings institutions and is now circulating among similar banks in New York City.
Mr lagalls from the Committer on adias es aha with amendments reports a Senate bill to become citizens of the tasted one. Mr Conover introduces a miditicnel homesteads bill and references Public Ode. A sea lead details inquiries into the defensive system of Grande and a heated debate over army appropriations.
Special dispatch notes volatile market activity with mixed bids in Parker's Market and Tidioute shipments. New York crude remains quiet at seven and a half to thirteen cents, while Antwerp quotes 0 14 cents.
A Brewer family reunion was held Saturday at the residence of Mrs Schleip. The event honored the eighty ninth anniversary of Brewer family matriarchs and recalled Peter Brewer who died six years ago.
Portsmooth New Hampshire November 14 The steamer Minna has picked up the eastern end of the broken cable which has been buoyed. All is now ready for a final splice.
The steamer City of Brussels collided with the schooner Alexander Young this morning near New York. Two crew members were drowned and the others saved.
A slight earthquake shock was felt in Toronto at 2 15 A.M. local time with notes of additional river news carried by special dispatches to the Cincinnati Times.
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