05 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1874
Page
1
An October dispatch from Washington outlines an editorial urging the Chattanooga Convention to limit its scope to Southern affairs and to withdraw federal troops from localities quickly. The piece argues the convention should avoid rehashing past outrages and focus on present Southern issues.
A man died after being struck by cars near the city in a mysterious incident. Weeks later brothers and cousins of Linn recovered the body, claiming it resembles their supposed relative, deepening the mystery as the county fair opens with little definite political information.
Special Dispatch notes the Richmond Free Press and Weekly Tribune mentions an incorporated stock company of unknown amount aiming to support the Oct election if distributions are free. A fire at Workman’s livery stable caused under five thousand dollars in losses, insured. The Yearly Meeting focused on discipline and foreign missions.
A report from Meru dated October 5 describes a murder case under police investigation with details limited by the dispatch. The piece notes the victim and potential motives while signaling ongoing inquiries by local authorities.
A Globe special from Denison reports armed masked groups gathering near Beas Court on September 25 and a nearby area. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicate threats to residents and involvement of local authorities.
A Star and Herald correspondent reports a strong earthquake hit two villages causing widespread damage. At 5 30 P M a violent tremor damaged hundreds of houses, with alarms and dark skies during aftershocks. Several structures dated 1773 were toppled or ruined.
A fragmented report recounts a fatal incident where a child was struck by a vehicle after a momentary lapse during a horse team drive. The passage notes crowd alarm and the father’s inability to halt the team before the collision.
In our office a report traces Sixth Ward election chatter and protons warming, with a program listing selections from La Traviata, Macbeth, Verdi and a local entertainment plan. Names like H. Braun, Henry Weber, Ward Smith, and J. Phillips appear among election tallies and city officials as a foundry runs smoothly under H. G. H. coordination.
Reports from Lowpox on October 5 describe a panic at the Stock Exchange linked to a South American insurrection. A Canadian steamship advances under sail up the channel while a shaft incident and a fatal diving accident in Polsley, Scotland are noted, with several persons burned.
A brief notice urges electors to hurry to polling places for the upcoming Chabon of Deputies elections and to vote for candidates currently in prison for political offenses.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Tilton and Moulton in a dispute involving accusations of Satanism or related conduct. The scribbled entry notes a residence at 317 West Thirty, with references to a Saturday event or meeting and unclear outcomes.
The Scientific Commission of Mexico, bound for China to observe the transit of Venus, arrived in Philadelphia from New Orleans. The party remains en route and prepared for further travel.
In a matter before U S Commissioner Halliday, the case involves a $20 bill and a custody dispute over $520 for Lees, with proceedings focused on the financial and legal claim.
Sentences for petit larceny handed down this morning by Judge Marchant. One offender received a 30 day sentence to the Workhouse for larceny valued at 200 dollars. Names mentioned include Robert Tennyson William Connor and George.
The October term of the U S Court and District Courts opens to-morrow with the grand and petit juries not to be impaneled until the 15th. The motion docket will be heard, and Clerk Ambrose notes that if no counsel appears the case will be dismissed unless counsel for a party appears the matter will proceed. The criminal calendar lists cases including United States v. O M et al, United States v. Thos. Sanderson, United States v. Rowland D. Bevan, United States v. John Simmons al, United States v. James, and United States v. Samuel.
In Elliston Station Kentucky the Mayor's Court adjourns as the Bassas Repel case moves to tomorrow. Star Club Directors plan tonight to discuss training and a Hog event. Finances show 14375 88 on orders and 6316 73 on others. Louis38 resigned amid county court and claims actions at Alexandria. Patrick was accipert on Saturday evening during a led procession.
Washington October 5 commissioners to settle the affairs of the Freedmens Saving and Trust Company report slow collections due to high DC taxation. They estimate assets around 2,700 dollars with about 2,300 in liabilities, and conclude it will take time to realize funds to pay a dividend. To close the business a saving of at least one hundred fifty thousand dollars is deemed necessary.
Partial election results from Ajaccio show a defeat for a candidate or party. The October 5 report notes surrounding voting issues and refers to Pag with incomplete wording, indicating provisional tallies and awaiting final counts.
New York October 5 reports German bankers have received advices that the Bank of Prussia has advanced its rate of discount to five percent. This marks a tightening in European money markets amid ongoing financial adjustments.
In October CatKo reports the Nile rising beyond its typical seasonal peak stirring fears of a major inundation. Authorities say they are taking measures to prevent serious damage from the overflow.
New York report states that Bonds and Valentine & Co have failed after errors in remittances to the Continent and Prudential Bank. The firm’s silk fancy dress operations faced financial difficulties, impacting several depositors and remitters amid recent troubles in international transfers.
Chicago on October 5 reports Democratic and Independent conventions naming nominees in the First Second and Third Illinois districts Bernard Caulfield Carter P Harrison and J W Lemoyne led the ticket Rice Ward and Farwell appointed as district representatives respectively.
October reports note river at three feet one inch and falling. The Juniata sailed toward Cincinnati Saturday evening and remains near Merriman through Sunday forenoon. Capt Dan Moore and wife departed Wellsville by rail for Cincinnati. Weather forecast cloudy. Rail freight activity cited as Julia passes up river and towboats Tom Means and Messenger AMM, with Exchange down at noon. Local packets operate on river.
Avon dale residents gathered for a village meeting with limited discussion due to absences. The event occurred in a Democratic-leaning setting as Mr Sayler was unavailable. Several locals left with first premiums at the Exposition, while tensions over jurisdiction and local baseball activity were noted.
A New York World report describes the bridal party amid pink and blue flowered gowns. Bridesmaids wear white silk, chamberyusion stripes, and veils, with a variety of gowns from black silk to lilac and rose tones. The procession features Miss Ellie Sherman joined by Naval Lt E P Wood and other relatives, with guests and attendants in silk and lace.
Reports from Benton County Indiana describe an excited search for a wild lioness thought to be in Grove Township. A man chased the animal to protect a boy and herdsman. he could have shot if armed, but the creature fled toward open grassland as the incident drew attention from locals.
The Cincinnati Pork Packers' Association held its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. President B. S. Cunningham chaired, with Col. S. D. Maxwell as Secretary, and a large attendance. The secretary's report highlights progress in trade statistics, stock taking, and broader cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce, plus notes on the National Convention, the United Railroad Stock Yards' first year, and monthly receipts data.
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