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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1872
Page
1
In a First Edition report the paper flags a bold Democratic scheme to circulate a misprinted ticket. The regular ballot allegedly shows candidates for Congress with names transposed, placing Mr. Eadestox on the Sec...
A clipped dispatch from Atlanta asserts Hartranft will deny the truth of a report about Cabinet plans. It notes Fish has not left his house and will host entertainments during the coming gay season. The telegram, signed by Henry Farrow, quotes officials and endorses the night of the election in full.
Special Dispatch reports in Clarksville Texas that Harris a Radical candidate was elected mayor by a margin of 168 in a local election held October 5. The result reflects a political shift in the Texas city as voters chose a new leadership.
Governor Conrad Baker spoke to a large audience at the Rink in Fort Warsz, Ixp. on Saturday night. He was escorted by the Grant Tanners with a gun salute in his honor, delivering a speech focusing mainly on state matters and Democratic records.
The audience cheered for several minutes as Republicans gathered in Greeley and nearby areas. Tonight the Greeley Rangers and Grant Tanners will lead torchlight processions while Gen. N. P. Banks is slated to speak. It is expected Gen. Butler will address the Republicans as well.
A mixed dispatch notes Missouri factional attacks on education and anti monarchical sentiment, with references to a Democratic Order, and remarks on northern gale damage. The letter section shifts to Arctic naval news with ships damaged, crews pillaged, ice opening, and Captain Frazer taking a whale as We. HL Kenney signs off from St. Louis and the Arctic.
A wave of concern sweeps the city as reports of a con man ending in excess gold sales draw attention. Officials urge caution while residents seek clarity on the scheme and its financial impact. Local authorities coordinate with agencies to review complaints and protect shoppers.
The Times reports a well informed authority expects the government to place at least 926 million in bonds to secure funds for duties and business amid a market stir. A large evening crowd gathered on the street as discussions about financing echo through the city.
Disjointed notes mention the First National Bank of Jersey and New York merchants. References to a Vienna episode, open communion, Baptist clergymen in Lo, a Mexico United States Claims Commission, and a Spanish Commissioner, with no coherent narrative or clear outcomes due to damaged text.
Reports indicate one ship abandoned in a precarious position is being prepared for rescue operations. Authorities, harbor pilots, and coast guard units coordinate efforts to secure the vessel and assess potential environmental risks while awaiting favorable seas.
A New York Herald interview at the Erie office with President Watson outlines proposed broad gauge changes. He argues the switch improves connections, reduces overall costs, and promises no dividends for five years while the project runs, expecting completion within five years.
An amusing municipal court case today involved a man charged with assaulting a wife. The wife could not positively identify him as her husband after six years of marriage, asserting she had never seen him before. The man claimed he had never met her, and he was discharged.
A fragment states Darwinists argue that Cynocephalus yawns in the Central Park collection and that the action somehow yields a shift toward a new state or form. The passage remains partial and unclear about exact context or outcomes.
A Georgia citizen’s October 3 letter describes post election terror with Democrats allegedly firing on Republicans at Macon polls and fraud claims across the state. The writer warns of a looming race war if Grant loses and urges Ohio readers to judge the “peace and reconciliation” claims critically.
In New Albany, a fatal hunting accident is linked to a large Democratic corruption fund raised in Louisville. Victor Newcomb headed the contributor list, with A. T. Stewart promising a matching private check. James Ostrander, son of Pilot James Ostrander, suffered a skull wound from a gun burst while hunting on Cedar Branch, Kentucky, and was brought to Rose Hite.
Fragmentary report notes October discussion in the lower house of Cortes regarding abolition. Sparks of demand and calls for response to relations with the throne appear during a Saturday session as policy shifts amid controversy.
Paris on October 7 the Journal Official reports the creation of a Supreme Council of War to organize army administration not direct military movements. Members include Marshal MacMahon Marshal Canrobert General L Admirault Duke of Laronderelle and Admiral de Loronde ll.
Boston on October 7 reports three drug mills Nos 5 6 and 7 at Sargeant's Wharf burned with nearly 40000 in loss. Saturday insurer L W Crane and stencil-plate cutter George W Williams were arrested for letter box robbery and forged checks. Williams accused of stealing drafts and money. Crane charged as accessory to Williams' acts. Total amount taken in two weeks reported as sixty two.
York dispatch reports a Baltimore and Ohio freight locomotive exploded near Piedmont on Saturday, killing the engineer and fireman and two other workers while fatally scalding a fourth. Police and railroad officials调查 are reviewing the accident scene and investigating the cause.
Special dispatches report heavy rain and unsettled navigation on the Ohio River. Portland and Evansville lights show 18 to 28 inches of bar depth with the river falling, boats facing difficulties at Cairo, Evansville and below. Local schedules include arrivals and departures from Cairo, Rockport and Bowling Green by Umpire and Ella Hughes amid clear but cool conditions.
A fragmented notice outlines prizes of silver medals for the top bale from Texas Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas Alabama Georgia and a seventh state. Entry rules require producers or agents to verify locality and pay $2 per bale. Cotton reception begins November 9 with premiums awarded November 13 and potential auction if no shipping instructions are given.
Report details how foreign born applicants line up in Hoeffer's court to receive naturalization papers after a hasty oath. Officials reportedly skip personal witness examinations, relying on affidavits and quick bulk approvals. District Attorney Bateman probes the practice as clerks push papers to influence votes.
The annual meeting of Spring Grove Cemetery lot holders convened at Pike's Opera-House Building with President Robert Buchanan presiding. Superintendent A Strauch reported a surge in visitors and progress on western burial sections, while Secretary S B Spear presented financials and statistics. three directors were elected to replace expiring terms as polls closed at 5 o'clock.
A Dayton dispatch reports the Saturday political gathering as a near total failure with a mixed turnout and rival cheers for Grant and Greeley. The torch count reached 110, the procession was called dark and noisy, and Gen Banks with January Winans headlined, aided by local Democrats and Soreheads. Republicans are mobilizing to win the county and state tickets.
An Evansville dispatch reports Senator Wilson attracted 10 000 to 12 000 people at a Saturday rally. Secretary of State of Mississippi Mr Lynch spoke to the vast audience at night, praising the canvass. Democrats plan another immense meeting tonight with a grand torchlight procession led by Bratt Brown.
Treasury sales of gold spurred buoyant stock market activity with prices opening higher. Gold moved from 113 to 112 3 4, then back to 113 as bids for 5 million ounces topped 17 million in offers totaling about 7 million in bonds. Wall Street also hears of a proposed 20 million legal tender issue and early government bond actions.
Superior Court judges Yapte O Connor and I Hagans preside as the term convenes. After reviewing the docket, a default judgment is ordered for a return on Wednesday morning in Room No 3 at 9 o clock. City officials and parties are listed for scheduling and potential actions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Judge Force presiding over a Common Pleas Joint Session with Cox Mandock and Burnet. Hooper John Newton is appointed in connection with prosecuting duties, while county commissioners discuss committees and orders. Demurrers to be heard Friday and motions Saturday.
In Hamilton, the district court adjourned to Wednesday with Judges Force Cox Murdock and Burnet presiding. The Common Pleas case The Wosenkraft Murder proceeded as evidence was heard. defense moved to discharge noting extended term. motion denied. Bates testified about a prior talk with Groesbeck and a warning that the defendant would be sent to the penitentiary. Witnesses stated the deceased was intoxicated at the time of the killing. defense claimed self defense. Prosecution by Swit and T A Blinn, defense by Blackburn and T A Logan.
Buffalo N Y October 7 The Superior Court this morning denied a new trial to John Gaffeny under sentence of death Patrick Short charged with burglary paid jail last night while heavily ironed and escorted by officers in a brief damaging report from the local court desk
The Washington dispatch notes a shift back toward conservative politics in Japan, with Mori likely replaced by a non progressive figure and several Americans removed from posts. It cites ongoing liberal ideas and even emigration, yet the aim remains to adapt foreign arts for Japan’s use. The piece warns that a halt to progress would disappoint the civilized world and restore old isolation.
An accidental fire in Detroit during the early hours damaged the interior of J. W. Frisbie’s dry goods store totaling an estimated loss of 85000 dollars with 75000 dollars covered by insurance.
The Monongahela River rises to 21 inches in the channel after recent rain and wind from the north, then falls again. Light weather followed with cool conditions. Reports also note 36 inches at Fn Creek and multiple river departures or arrivals from New Orleans, St. Louis and Memphis with various vessels and times.
Moville reports the steamship Trinacrea has arrived on October 7 bringing unspecified cargo or passengers. No further details provided in the fragment.
Oil markets show strength with firmer crude prices in Parkersburg and Philadelphia. Crude in barrels around 26 to 42 cents. New York and foggy trading noted. Oklahoma Creek and Tennessee markets described as quiet yet firm around 1.00.
In New York and New Orleans spots on October 7 trading varied across staples. Wheat edged mixed with No. 2 futures around nine to twelve, flour steady to lower, oats quiet, corn weak, pork steady, and whiskey trading near prior levels. Coffee and lard showed modest activity with some price movement noted, while overall market tone remained cautious amid demand signals.
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