10 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1874
Page
1
Fragmentary text references the Erie Company and Captain Ty Ports with years 1871 and 17d. It mentions deficits and corrected profits, but the specific events, figures, or context are not readable to form a concrete news item.
In Baltimore the convention heard remarks from Mr Farm of New Jersey and leaders including the Lord Bishop of Quebec the Missionary Bishop of Zanzibar and Arch Deacon Balch. They spoke on fellowship missions and proposed closer cooperation between chefs and Canada. The House representatives indicated support for action on the matter with Rev Meade and others agreeing to proceed.
Paris reports that nationwide elections in the departments of Drome Nord and Oise are formally ordered for November 4. Officials announce voting will determine local leadership and council seats, with procedures to align with the national schedule.
October 10 report notes government support for a sober scheme involving a Sermiotians bloc with Roumania and Servia. The piece hints at a favorable position amid tense European alignments and possible strategic coalescence.
Several copies of socialist proclamation and some Orsini beams have been seized in the house of an internationalist amid a crackdown. The incident occurred on October 10 as authorities conducted searches and confiscated materials linked to revolutionary groups. Police reported finding printed matter and items used to promote radical causes. The case involves unnamed suspects and ongoing investigations.
A fragment notes Princess Perkins in distress without clothing and in suffering condition awaiting word from Mr. Cushing. The writer expresses uncertainty about future situation and actions remaining unclear.
Fragmented report notes William Davis of Columbus crushed by a locomotive last night and John Ce Ce sentenced to two years for burglary. Other items mention Thomas Agnew missing in Columbus, Ross Hays’s death at Freselee Hospital, and counterfeiters in Buffalo and Louisville cases.
Nashville news reports two lengthy communications detailing a violent clash between Joe Ravages a negro preacher and Dr. Shy at Simon Shy’s home near Franklin Tennessee on the Sth instant. The night involved an earlier residence fire attempt, a struggle, and gunfire with Dr. Shy and neighbors firing buckshot at Ravages who fell to the floor parlor with pistol and injuries. A $500 reward was posted by Governor Brown with Dr J L Shy adding 130 dollars as the search continues for the assailant.
Special dispatch from Washington reports Deputy Marshal detaining eleven Ku Klux prisoners from Montague with cavalry aid, describing a marked disguise band and urging prompt action. A Mississippi conservative suggests Congress pay for Union stores and cotton tax to restore peace, while Treasury officials doubt the moiety repeal’s beneficial effect and Cabinet associates foresee reforms among Post Office and railroad agents.
Report from the General Convention notes investigations into bishop elects Edward Wells of Wisconsin and George Seyb of Illinois, and refers Memorials from Missouri Minnesota Arkansas and Vermont to prayer memorials. References include fiscal appeals, constitutional amendments, and questions about a court of appeal with California and Texas matters referred to the amendments committee.
Special Dispatches report rising river levels with 21 inches of water in the gauge and a cloudy south wind. Vessels like Esperante and Arlington plan freight moves, while New Albany notes a 2 inch rise and orderly arrivals. Shipping routes include canal and falls measurements, with packets on time and port conditions stable.
Wheat and corn quotes slip while oats hold firm across markets at Mulwackkee and New York. Chicago and Milwaukee prices show modest declines. flour, lard, and pork move little with steady or weak trends. New Orleans and Cincinnati receipts noted. consignments total varied, with sugar and coffee markets steady to firm in New York trade.
Special Dispatch reports a quiet market in Pursuance with refinery activity subdued. Prices at Fate harbor quoted around $1.05 for shipments, crude and refined oils steady near 12 cents. Philadelphia says dull crude at five cents and refined at twelve cents amid overall market sluggishness.
A State Journal item describes a boy whistling a tune for over an hour prompting a half dollar offer. The scene centers on a curious exchange as a gentleman checks the boy’s whistle and a humorous dispute unfolds amid curious chatter and tired patience.
The judge spoke dryly that it seems so as a speaker swore the Pacers are guilty, then claimed innocence and admitted a single act to save Mr. Farkisson’s soul, indicating a plea or confession within a courtroom scene.
An adjourned meeting of the United States Court bar observed the passing of Col. Samuel S. Fisher. Speakers praised his legal brilliance, public service, and charity, noting his patents work and six volumes of judicial decisions. A resolution sent a sympathy note to his widow.
October 10 report notes tar from Charles T. Place location near an oil tank holding eight thousand barrels of oil owned by Kirkpatrick & Logan. Fire damaged the oil tank and valued at about $15,000.
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