24 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1874
Page
1
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports thieves hit city headquarters yesterday as rain fell. No splen mentioned. the incident underscores resumed security concerns and potential loss of property. Authorities调查 underway with limited details available.
The attorney points to enactments on the subject as respect for powers conferred upon may govern in both State and federal courts. Judge Ballard notes State laws or distinctions cannot override Article of the Constitution and the powers conferred to enforce provisions. He concludes the court has jurisdiction and emphasizes deliberation after open court and careful consideration.
Fragmentary OCR notes declare a procedural action ending the Swing matter. The document records the court adjourning sine die this evening and disposing of a cave by requiring an erase of a receipt.
Baltimore notes suggest organizing lyceums and public meetings with planned dates and leaders in October. The record mentions a Beveremt Bericiy and Headey as figures directing the events, indicating a community cultural initiative.
A collection of dated market items from Brirato Pronta and New Orleans with prices for flour oats rye and corn, noting steady to dull oats, mixed markets, white wheat steady, flour values and futures mentions, and regional cotton quotes. It records October entries and price ranges across grains, whiskey, and cotton with several unspecified bids and sales.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss removals of postmasters in Texas and other Southern cabinet matters. References to the Attorney General Williams and internal affairs hint at changes in postal and revenue policies, with emphasis on federal appointments and related political considerations.
A Daily Times item from Chillicotis October 24 notes Colonel Yeoman of Washington Courthouse Ohio reports subscription books opened in Lewis Washington Court House and Jamestown to fund a Dayton and Southeastern narrow gauge railroad from Xesha to Washington D H about 30 miles. He says fundraising will proceed and a committee will set plans, as political maneuvering and local sentiment shape support for the project.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a trial involving Pavesi and a U.S. case in a Paris setting. Mentions a prosecution stance by Marck and references to the Von Armin case. Names Prince Ho and Prince Bismarck appear as ambassadors and witnesses in a preliminary inquiry.
Dispatch from Tiflis on October 21 reports a major fire in the city’s business quarter. The blaze swept a theater area and affected more than a hundred stores, with significant damage noted as investigations begin into cause and extent.
A morning meeting of the Water Works Trustees approved adjourning to Monday the 26th at 10 o clock to hear Clifton authorities on supplying water. Mayor Johnston proposed resolutions urging the city toward action and transparency in paying water charges, with notes on a proposed donation and a request for managers to meet. The board adjourned to inspect Eden reservoir, Martin street, and Front street pumping-house.
Announcement of the death of the Hon J J Haldeman named a committee to draft resolutions of respect. Members listed include Colonel Fak nara Bose cone Thomas Sherlock Thomas F Eckert and Charles.
The Weather Bureau at Dakotas reports light winds and clear skies this morning. Observations show calm conditions with no significant rain expected. temperatures mild for early day hours.
October meeting in New York discussed proposed canon revisions affecting deacon orders and the practice of adoration in worship. The committee found changes inexpedient, while Rev. C B Jennings of Missouri offered resolutions urging study of canons to assess required legislation for prohibiting certain divine services and ritual acts in the church.
Fragmentary report lists chief signal officer notice from Washington with forecast for the Gulf States, Lower Lakes, Ohio Valley, Upper Lakes and Northwest. Mentions southeasterly winds, fog, partly cloudy conditions, possible rain, and cautionary signals continue at Duluth.
Telegraphic items report Angelo Antonia's arrest in San Sunesne Italy for multiple murders including Giuseppe Abigliano, Commodore Wm Inman’s death in Philadelphia, and Austin Pendergrast of the Potomac passing after brief illness. Notes cover church and railway talks, a Chicago dealer amnesty, a Texas restaurant keeper slain, a police shooting, and a Rock Island Railroad meeting in New York with trustee appointments.
In Boston on October 21 some members of the Mutual Life Insurance Company have appealed for an examination of the firm alleging irregularities in its condition.
Special Dispatches report river conditions with measurements of 13 inches and a fall of 4 to 13 inches at various towns. Weather described as clear, warm, with light rain in places. Shipping updates note arrivals such as F. P. Gracey at Evansville and other river traffic details.
Caicaco reports Colonel Buell pursuing hostile Indians along the headwaters and Red River area. After skirmishes on October 9, Indian lodges were destroyed and bands driven toward McClellan's Creek and North Fork. Buell remains in pursuit with forces marching westward. Terms for surrender refused. further movements planned with forty days rations sent.
New York October 21 Wilminding Mount auctioneers show signs of stress as panic tightened their capital. The long argument covers Beecher Tilton litigation with counsel presenting affidavits and expected testimony while the court reviews the papers.
Derrott October 24 report a mill and salt works boiler explosion at W. H. Cooper and Co New River. One moment's warning the boiler blew up. Five men were injured or killed including Culhope Alex Miller John Talbot Henry Gielt and George Getty eleven.
In Lecminster woods a tin box was discovered behind a red bunting. The box contained envelopes each marked with amount and deposited in Milford Bank. One envelope shows £7000, Cincinnati bonds. Near the trunk lay overhauls a jacket a dark lantern and a mask.
Special dispatch notes cloudy weather with heavy fogs at night. A trip to Cincinnati is planned this evening carrying 250 bales of cotton. Receipts from White and Arkansas rivers remain light.
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