02 Oct 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1877
Page
1
In Bulaimavde on October 2 officials deny the rumored plan and say the government’s final resolution hinges on actions by a newly arrived Russian agent. The note emphasizes ongoing political maneuvering and the role of the new envoy in shaping outcomes.
The committee of fifty at the Union League Club in New York calls for a mass meeting to back President Hayes and his administration. Letters from G W Curtis Joseph Choate and General Dix supported the effort. The city event is set for October 10 at Cooper Union to declare confidence in Hayes and unite the party.
LouisviLeR October 1 reports a telegram reveals no details on a troubling incident. Waite is said to have attacked Clay over his mother's dismissal from Clay's farm house near Johnsonville in Anderson County last night.
United States Marshal Sennen brought prisoners to Little Rock Arkansas for examination. Eight individuals in default of bail were committed or tried.
General John McDonald once in charge of internal revenue for the district fled a plea in bar through his attorney today. He invokes the President’s pardon to block additional prosecution for conspiring to destroy public records while in office.
Judges of Indians left Gpotied Toll on the ges on the our of ca thet left here last week to turn them back returned no new ropes not having seen any Indians ere in & deal of ex citement among the 1 at different agencies in to removal to the vii and it is doub if this will be eccomp.
Haxtromp Cr October 1 reports the Hartford studies elected the entire ticket today by majorities about 200 to 00, despite concerns of extensive fraud in several wards. A vote on two constitutional amendments was light, and both proposals contemplated compensation to public officers. The second amendment prohibited town aid to railroads.
Boston on October 1 reports the Yorkin Party Convention proceeding with nominations expected to be accepted for state officers including Governor Wendell Phillips Lieutenant Governor William Earl Secretary Benara Treasurer General Dyer W. Lam Auditor N. Chare and others.
On October 2 the weekly imperial bank statement shows a decrease of 13,500,000 marks. The figure reflects a sizable drop in the Rak currency totals during the reporting period.
An October demonstration in Wil eeearag Pennsylvania caused excitement as bail was set for Hovey and Harrison amid the crowd. The chaotic scene highlighted the tense atmosphere surrounding the case and the pending judicial action.
In a display tied to the recent riots, members of the mob were escorted through Pittsburg streets by about 1,700 Workingmen, reflecting the tense aftermath and crowd control actions.
Signal officer reports rainy, cloudy conditions across the Tennessee and Ieya regions with no southerly winds. The Lower Lake Region shows increasing dowli ness and rain areas with stationary temperature and rain barometer. Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys expect falling barometer and increasing winds from the east with a developing storm center in the Missouri Valley.
Police arrest Jom Williamws and John Resk on burglary charges linked to a Comat silverware theft. The report mentions community events, court actions, and a dramatic circle production with local figures and upcoming curtain plans.
Special dispatch from Washington reports many congressmen arriving to participate in the Speakership contest as the House debates extra sessions. Sharon will not attend though his vote is needed to sustain the Senate majority. News notes naval and collector appointments, a cabinet meeting, and a Post Office defalcation reportedly discovered with details held back. Ex-Secretary Delano headed to Boston for the Episcopal Methodist General Conference.
George W. Clark a well known real estate man has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Preferred debts 3000 secured liabilities 155000 with securities valued at 109000 unsecured debts 115000 with 17000 due on discounted bills and 33000 on accommodation paper. His assets are of a character whose value is not easily determinable.
Correspondence notes the October Republican gathering in Columbus with Judge West at the Opera House. West defends Union efforts, universal suffrage, and wartime debts, rebuts Democratic attacks, and argues the party seeks harmony despite campaign tensions. It highlights campaign mood, voter mobility, and party strategies ahead of the election.
A garbled report outlines court actions in Dayton including a Devereaux vs City case and a Golding case transfer. It mentions a St Louis Fair event, a Robbery on Goodman Street, and political nominations in wards one through five with candidates from Republican and Democratic sides and a pending independent option.
A Republican speaker criticizes postwar currency and contraction while praising greenbacks and the South’s revival. He argues private debt would be unmanageable without currency and cites France and Germany as parallels, urging swift policy action and national unity. The Democratic committee issues a mobilization circular urging precincts to secure votes, monitor ballots, and ensure turnout ahead of October elections.
Hamilton reports strong turnout at the Butler County Fair on October 2 as police report arresting over fifty thieves. Hog show and cattle entries draw crowds while premiums are scarce. Western Union opens a grounds office to assist exhibitors and press.
New York October 2 reports reveal a scheme by William Gilman to raise scrip from Atlantic Mutual and Aquatic Mutual Marine Insurance. He allegedly borrowed large sums, with at least 75 000 dollars in one loan. The total raised certificates reach 127 000 dollars and more are said to be outstanding. Gilman, said to be in town earlier, cannot be located. Peter B Sweeney and Hugh Swith, tied to the Tammany ring, sold real estate for 651 000 dollars today.
Vienna reports 800 rifles seized in Transylvania as a limited raid into Roumania is seen as the work of a few enthusiasts not aligned with popular Turkish sympathy. Paris notes the death of Le Mot Arctic publisher Rochefort and the rise of Le Regge as a new radical organ. A Republican Committee letter nominates Grevy for the Chamber of Deputies in the Ninth Arrondissement, positioning him to lead the party after Thiers.
Fragmentary clipping from Beverly Massachusetts discusses an ovarian antiag entry with unclear details. The text mentions pain relief, a remark about twelve persons, and a note inviting others to benefit, but lacks coherent context or definitive outcomes.
Reports from the Rio Grande claimed a disaster for Shafters and Bullis commands, but they returned to the American side with no losses. The expedition failed as Indians were warned and fled. Twelve horses and two mules stolen on the American side were recovered. A Mexican cavalry unit trailed the march from the San Diego River to the Rio Grande but did not attack.
In Washington on October 2 a moderate White House Cabinet session convened with several Congress members present. General Sherman telegraphs from Portland, Oregon warning of movement toward San Francisco, while no new Rio Grande information arrived beyond newspaper accounts.
In St Louis on October 2 a young local political figure John 8. Hausman shot himself in his home on Poplar Street and died. A fire followed, destroying the building valued at 15 000 dollars with 20 000 dollars in stock. Fireman injuries included Fred W. Boilman badly burned and Austin Shay mortally hurt. At Jerome Park race events followed with Viceroy winning the mile dash and Parole taking the Maturi stakes after several lengthy times.
A misspelled, dated letter from Bermuda & Co describes remedies costing pounds and pills from a druggist in Ann Arbor. The writer notes health improvement and requests a book, while mentioning internal tumors and alleged cures. The text reflects historical medical advertisement language and patient experiences from August 15.
In Cutcaco on October 2 the stock of the National Life Insurance Company of the United States was sold by the Receiver of the Republic Life. The purchasers are linked to current management.
Lawrence Massachusetts October 4 Geo Ro Waterman a Pacific Mills clerk with twenty years service is alleged to be a defaulter for a hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Wilkesbarre report notes miners have resumed work with a ten percent advance secured.
Fragmentary market notes show prices for flour and wheat futures amid unclear dates and entities. The text references cash sales, white wheats, and milling lots numbered 1 and 3, with October timing and location hints.
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