16 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1874
Page
1
The official count of the vote for magistrates last Tuesday is presented. Thanks are given to squire Fred Johnson for counting the returns so the result can be reported to readers at an early date. names listed include John W. Bailly and others.
Official returns from the State Department as of noon today show vote tallies for Secretary of State: Wikel 2,131, Wikoff 1,272, Bell 1,657, and Bachtel none. Warren- Rening the American Inlaid Wood Company of Cleveland valued at $200.
A fragment from the Daily Times notes a political gathering by the Democratic party led by Kerr. The report mentions violence and bitterness at the event and indicates other candidates spoke in strong terms. The date references October 16 and a reference to Ricamoxo Inc. and Anti-Slavery Veterans.
Memphis dispatch reports a night accident on October 16 near Memphis where the New Orleans St Louis and Chicago line’s up train struck two persons. Details scarce as investigations begin. Local authorities cordon the scene and await fuller accounts.
In OCarcaco Illinois on October 15, railroad officials joined Western Railroad Commissioners in a broad consulting session to discuss improving service, safety, and operations across lines. The gathering aimed to align policy with on the ground needs of shippers and passengers.
In Chicago on October 15 the afternoon session of the Woman's Conquests produced no new readings from Caro line M. Johnson. Objects discussed were attributed to Mr. Baines and concerned unnamed goals.
Garbled note records an inbound cargo at GatLyneTos port with large shipment of bales and a measured 32 ee indicating cargo size or count. Readable fragments mention the vessel and destination but lack full details.
An October report notes Vice President Wilson traveling via New York with arrangements for immediate homeward return. The source fragment provides limited details on the trip and timing.
Berosme is urged to register as Peabody residents respond to a call for civic participation. The note emphasizes duties, registration timing, and community involvement in local affairs.
The Times reports a memorial ceremony for Ulysses S Grant with exiling oration by Oglesby praising justice and freedom. A choir sang and Jas Judson Lord delivered a commemorative poem as President Edwards read lines honoring Grant's legacy and public service.
In proximity to the wooden wall the ticket office had already lit fire. A number was positioned directly above where the Ifcheea was thrown.
October 15 reports from Colemnvs and nearby counties indicate Democratic majorities across multiple districts. Official tallies in several districts show gains, with strong leads in State districts and local offices, including coroner and regional results, reflecting a statewide Democratic tilt and continued party strength.
Oct 15 1054 Evansville Indiana reports election results with Democrats gaining in multiple counties. In the House 51 Democrats, 0 Republicans, 9 Independents. County tallies list Democratic majorities in Putnam Miami Grant Clinton and others, while some counties show Republican majorities in Wabash Delaware and others. Overall observers note a net gain for Democrats and shifts in local offices including Auditor and Representative elections.
Reported at a local gathering the Republican contenders for delegate include Arm strong and other figures. Voter turnout appears strong with people from Dakota regions arriving to show support as polls anticipate solid participation across precincts.
Estimated results from Warerine West Virginia show Tisai Paden defeating Gall Miccattionn by a substantial margin, claimed as the probable winner by mid afternoon. The report notes a lead exceeding a hundred votes, reflecting a decisive outcome in the local contest.
Voter returns from Pulesk County show district totals for the 917 Constitution with figures for Conway 1000 Lee 2500 Ouachita 303 Union 878 Jackson 47 and other named counties, indicating the Democratic State ticket remains competitive alongside the Constitution. The sparse OCR suggests tally updates and regional support patterns across several counties.
On Fiji terrain, South Wales faces a tense standoff with Daitish forces as local observers note the unusual deployment and heightened risk to civilians. International attention grows as negotiations stall and both sides prepare for potential escalation.
A current but unverified report claims Brigands have captured Thiers. The source notes the claim is disputed and not confirmed by authoritative authorities.
The October 16 notice in Lidiakapole states that Rev. T. 4. Goodwin of the M. B. Church will preside over the service at the local church.
Special Dispatch notes Acting Secretary Cowen asked Commissioner Leggett for the names of clerks who donated to a silver set as a joke on the retiring Patent Commissioner. The gag may become serious. Delano will enforce the rule banning solicitations. Some contributors claim ignorance of the law.
In Washington on October 1, a lady clerk at the Patent Office told Assistant Secretary Cowen she bore full responsibility for a garrete in a wartime fund disclosure, stating her admission concerns only the war and not exempting other law, with government service personnel contributing for such purposes.
Evansville Indiana October 1 Fuller Democrat is elected to Congress by 308 vote margin. Full results show strong support in district with victory announced by Daily Times.
The fragment mentions the Peake affair and a committee led by Dullein regarding a proposal for the firm’s indebtedness. It notes a writ to lay on Beecher’s counsel in Tilton libel, a Protestant Episcopal General Convention secret session, and the death of Montgomery, D. D. It also reports a stage accident at Astoria Ferry with men and horses drowned.
The report notes Hanford refuses to share business secrets about the alleged combination relating to screw steamers between here and China and Japan. He asserts the Central Pacific rejects any alliance with the Mail, but states if a direct route from China to Japan is overland, they intend to control it.
E B Williams, aged 22 and a marble cutter, cut his throat with a razor at noon today while reportedly in delirium tremens. His parents live in Newark Ohio. The report notes he had limited schooling and struggled with addiction.
On October 11 a women’s gathering led by Mrs. Elica Mitchell and Miss Boston drew a large audience of mainly women. The Risstelnies team faced close attention as Bonk ladies participated, highlighting local interest in the event.
Special dispatches report river conditions with a 30 inch depth reading, Captain Brennan arriving from Cincinnati aboard the steamer Juniata, and warm Windsor weather. The Evansville steamer broke its shaft and will miss two trips while several vessels report sailing and arrivals at varying times.
Rain swells the canal by four feet and reaches fall level while steady showers continue. Officials warn of potential delays as the Shipper's Own is anticipated to pass early this afternoon after morning reservations.
Wheat active in Buffalo with dull corn and small oat sales. Prices show slight declines in rye and wheat with no buyers for some lots as pork and bacon futures edge, while corn and rye prices hold steady in a quiet session.
Miss Jane Coombs, America's great artist and Cincinnati favorite, will appear next week at the Grand Opera House in New Orleans style. The advertisement promises multiple performances of Blanche de Chelies in Ameries, thrilling local citizens and likely drawing large crowds.
The report details a Crowded courtroom scene with Jacob Seen mene ay fe and others facing charges amid a Covington convention dispute. It notes a bridge tariff motion, a police court fines for disorderly conduct, and a search by Constable Berte for weapons at Mr S Clark’s home, with ongoing cases and a busy Beefs market scene described.
Market news from Pittsburg dated October 14 notes a dull Oi market with little disposal activity. Prices are steady with crude oil at 3 to 4 cents, and sales limited as buyers hold back.
Fragmented notes describe a burglary risk in Belle Vue Street and a proposed liquor cellar security measure. The report blends local city council actions on markets and poor-house property with misdated and garbled references to court cases, lodge events, and theater plans, reflecting a chaotic city page.
Weather bulletin from Cordusati and stations across Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Threatening and cloudy conditions with variable winds, warmer in the Ohio Valley, colder at Fort Giteon, and scattered light rain in Gulf States. Observations include Cincinnati, Galveston, Indianapolis, Keokuk, La Crosse, Leavenworth, and others.
A fragmentary report notes the steamship Prussian arriving from Quebec and the Bremen and Cambria service lanes bringing ships into New York in mid October. The terse note mentions dates October 13 and October 15 and references Marine, Livetroot and Jenn iuister Koon in a partial log of vessels arriving or departing.
Alex Stephens Maker delivers two hour thirty minute talk in Aversta Georgia on October 16. He warns that passage of the Civil oe Bill would harm the South public school system and praises President Grant for duty done while advocating loyalty to laws and the Constitution. He declares himself a Jeffersonian Democrat and urges support for constitutional union.
Unanimous consent having been obtained the memorial was read. After discussion the delegates from the missionary districts were admitted into the secret session and a recess was taken at 2 o clock.
New York report says Mr. Wygatt of Wyatt Hagi land Co plans a settlement with creditors and offers sixty cents on the dollar through the firm. He blames embarrassment on careless or malicious valuations and notes that Co has arranged with creditors for the settlement.
A Havana dated letter dated October 11 says there is afloat at the Havana Custom-house to the amount of o million rs. This news from New York notes a substantial balance tied up in customs.
Anne Brewster reports from Rome on Carnival salaries for Rome operatic stars. Foreign stars like Stoltz Urziach Sainz Lefranc and Niccolini dominate the list, with basses earning 30 000 francs and total salaries near 330 000 francs. The piece notes Rome's rising costs, imports of top talent, and Italy's shift toward commerce over ostentatious court luxury.
A fragmented didactic proclamation targets landlords merchants and citizens. It urges landlords to keep rents fair and address vacant properties, merchants to avoid price gouging and maintain honest advertising, and citizens to support local schools and commerce while avoiding abroad purchases. The message condemns neglect and calls for maintaining law and order and reasonable pricing.
Obituary fragment notes Sheldon Shepard aged 66 years and 9 days died January 15. Funeral from Third Presbyterian Church on October 17 at 7:30 PM. Friends invited.
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