Telegraphic Snippets and Local Notices
Brief dispatches report snow in Virginia and Nevada, customs receipts at 3.15 million, and bond actions in Ohio. Mentions include real estate values in Geauga County, deeds in Mt. Veron, a Bangor Maine incident, and an upcoming Northwestern Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Detroit.
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Delano
Morton
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Loveland
Virginia
Nevada
Wooster
Ohio
Fe Say
Iote
Coes
Soemaans
Peete
Svdlgaomoagh Onal
Northwestern Woman Suffrage Association
Detroit
F of Gal
Bazaine's Cowardly Surrender. The Capitul
Berwin reports Metz capitulated to Prussia as Bazaine and his garrison laid down arms after a siege totaling 150000 troops, 22000 sick and wounded. The surrender follows Proclamation and protest from Metz commander Coffinierre, with bread rations noted for inhabitants and fractured negotiations with Paris and Tours.
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Bazaine
Metz
de Coffinierre
Mets
Ostend
Frederick Charles
Landwehr
Bazine
Strasbourg
France
London
Napoleon
William
Paris
Tours
New York Tribune
Coffinierre
Gravelotte
Basaine
Genig
Mars la Tour
Courcelles
Ivry
Mezieres
French War News and Diplomacy Highlights
Cable condensed report notes Orleans mourning and Amiens calm, Prussians advancing and facing French resistance, Gambetta rallying prefects, Thiers declining safe conduct to Versailles, Lyons prisoners tally rising, Marseilles industry repurposed for cannon production, and French public opinion resisting humiliating peace terms. Major entities include France, Prussia, Gambetta, Thiers, Marseilles, Lyons, and Alsace-Lorraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Amiens
William
Marseilles
Greece
Algeria
France
Prince
Princess of Wales
Empress Eugenie
Chiselhurst
Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Paris
Nogent
Verenilles
Sagosta
Spain
Gambetta
Duke of
Aosta
Longchamps
Thiers
Versailles
Lyons
Garibaldi
M. Schneider
Corps Legislatif
Laurier
Dreux
Eure Et Loire
St. Renny Sur Avoir
Loire
Jura
Voeges
Tours
Keratry
Brittany
Maus
Henri Bicher
Ceneral
Lallemond
Manchester
England
Russia
Austria
Metz
Strasbourg
The West Virginia Election Report From Wareixe
Dispatch from Wareixe West Virginia notes uneven news due to poor communication. Results to hour show Democratic gains in several townships including Gloves Gap Paw Paw Parkersburg and Benton with sizable majorities while Wheeling and Ohio County see heightened contest over local issues. Early tallies estimate Democratic majority between two and three hundred with Republicans and independents active in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Wareixe
W. Va
Cain
Gloves Gap
Paw
Parkersburg
Benton
Demerati Danone
Graken
Srl
Sania
Webmer
Tayi County
Wheeling City
Ohio County
Vance
Te - Paaagggeteb
Seace
Sles
Rail meeting draws large turnout with local speakers
Last evening in an office pat® and field area Short Short Line meeting attracted many attendees. Hon. Shellaberger John P Hulli 8 A Bowman General Kiefer and others spoke. It was resolved donations should be Evan corporation coaniine had raised their proportion. McDonald Capek and Owen T Bailey murderers of Thomas Harrison jailed in Madison seventy miles away. They face trial on a change of venue from Dea county at Brookville Franklin county in December.
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Icee Pati
Field
Shellaberger
John P. Hulli
A. Bowman
Kiefer
Evan Corporation Coaniine
McDonald Capek
Owen T. Bailey
Thomas Harrison
Madison
Dea County
Brookville
Franklin County
Coal at Evanston Wyoming Promises Strong Rail Link
A Chicago Tribune correspondent describes a remarkable coal deposit at Evanston Wyoming near Almy telegraph station. The mine links to a 11 000 foot railroad spur costing 75000, with a 300 to 500 foot hill range, belts of coal along the Pacific Railroad, and claims the coal surpasses Lehigh coal for steam production. The Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Company began claims in 1868 69, the mine comprises inclined main workings, 30 foot vein, two miles of light iron track, and output around 20 000 tons to date. The Central Pacific uses the coal and demand for markets and iron remains to be developed.
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Chicago Tribune
Evanston
Wyoming
Almy
Omaha
San Francisco
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Company
Bear River
Pacific Railroad
Hadyn
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Lehigh Coal
Weber River
Central Pacific Company
Rocky Mountain Company
Flood disaster memory spurs May 1771 Burgesses meeting
Richmond telegram recounts a Virginia flood that forced a special May 6 1771 session of the House of Burgesses. William Nelson urged relief measures as creditors and merchants faced losses. The piece notes commemorative monuments on Turkey Isle and a New York jurists committee on Indiana divorce laws.
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Richmond
Virginia
House of Burgesses
His Majesty’s Council
William Nelson
Hippo
Lear
Turkey Isle
Ciltegitie
Java
New York City
Indiana
Lady of Lyons at National Theater Impresses despite Rain
The damp evening did not deter a large refined audience from witnessing Edwin Booth star as the youthful lover in Bulwer Lytton’s The Lady of Lyons. Booth’s performance drew high praise for earnest passion and graceful gesture, with Miss Bailey as Pauline and Miss Crampton as Mlle Nettte also receiving favorable notices. Tonight Macbeth and tomorrow’s matinee of Lyons continue the engagement as T. V. Bulletin notes strong crowds and strong acting.
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National Turorer
Witneming
Ejrwin Booth
Melnotte
Lady of Lyons
Bulwer
Claude
Pauline
Lyons
Lamips
Booth
Miss. Bailey
Melnette
Miss Crampton
Gravis
Burroughs
Colonel Damas
Church
Macbeth
Locke
Byoti
Thane
Cawder
Census of Hamilton County Official Returns for Cincinnati
Official census returns for Hamilton county list Cincinnati population at 252,753. Notice mentions Gen Hickenlooper United States Marshal and Medule No 1. Also references Don Pratt addressing the public at Our Unloved Capital and Bee advertisement for Dr. Butts Dis sary. A patriotic children’s concert for German relief led by Prof. Carl Berach at Melodeon Hall tonight. Also mentions a court appearance for John Walker in Cleves on a brutal assault.
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Hamilton County
Gen. Hickenlooper
United States
Carl Berach
Melodeon Hall
Cleves
John Walker
Lake
Staan
Hse Te
Geeuiann Pleke
Great Victory by Red Stockings Over Mutuals in Brooklyn
The Red Stockings defeated the Mutuals 7 to 1 at Union Grounds Brooklyn in front of about three thousand spectators. Cincinnati's hitters benefited from wind and a light ball as Hatfield scored the lone Mutual run on an over pitch. numerous stellar plays by Reds and solid fielding by Mutuals highlighted the game.
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Red Stockings
Gosstrom
Excelsiors
Hamilton
New York Times
Corre
Reds
Trojan
Mutuals
Union Grounds
Brookite
New Yorkers
Hatfield
Bramani
Higham
E. Mills
Brainard
Wright
McVey
Allison
Weasy
Watermad
Gould
Dean
Wolterses
Times
Mutual Club
Cincinnati
Eneihaas Tee Union
Goring
Swandeil
Mutual
Harchela
Chicago
Chicago White Sto
Brooklyn
Hixghan
Dees
Reungawo
Cincinnati Wine
McVey Speeries
Iun
White Stockings
Stecvision
Antique Diamond Ring Passed Through Five Generations
Mr Fritz Haas of Law renceburg Ind keeps an antique diamond ring presented by Frederick the Great to his sister Margrafin of Bayreut Brandenburg. She gave it to Dorothea Wagner then to the physician of the royal house and to Mr Haas, a five generation keepsake.
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Fritz Haas
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Frederick the Great
Margrafin
Bayreut
Brandenburg
Dorothea Wagner
Ter
Royal Ld
Mr. Haas
Young man sentenced for assault on mother at Police Court
Edward Mulfeather faced Police Court for assaulting his mother and abusing his family. Judge Straub found drunkard excuses insufficient and sentenced him to six months hard labor at the Workhouse.
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Edward Mulfeather
McMicken Fund Trustees Erect Main Street Five Story Block
The McMicken Fund trustees are building an elegant five story freestone block on Main Street between Third and Fourth. The eighty by one hundred foot structure will house four first floor business rooms with fire proof vaults and water gas services. Costing about $62,000, it should be ready in seven months and near occupancy in two weeks. The middle rooms will host K W Pape and brothers shop and frame sales, with a large saddlery and a hazard fur store planned in the remaining spaces.
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Our City
Main Street
McMicken Fund
Tlm
G. F. Nieber
Messrs. K. W. Pape & Bros. Fors Manufactory
Sal
Hazard
Pork Packing Season Opens Amid High Prices And Shuffle Of Firms
The pork season nears with warm weather limiting heavy invest ments as feeders bargain for future delivery. Packers such as Eston Wilson & Co drop Iowa and Deercreek branches, Bowman firms relocate to Deercreek and Court street venues, J F Cunningham & Co prepare blocks and rendering apparatus, signaling a lively season ahead with many firms tightening operations and readiness across Canal and Deercreek streets.
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Eston Wilson
Kavine
Iowa
Deercreek
Canal Street
Main
A. 8
H. A. Bowman
Neff Parkhouse
Court Street
Broadway
J. F. Cunningham & Co
Plum
Canal Streets
Hamilton County Sunday School Union Elects Officers
The thirteenth anniversary meeting of the Hamilton County Methodist Sunday-school Union at York street Chapel elected officers for the editing year including Denton James Burdsal as president and C. W. Cole as recording secretary. The evening featured addresses by church workers and choir singing, with a report listing 700 teachers and 8,933 scholars across the union’s schools and 596 conversions last year.
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Hamilton County
The
Methodist Church
York Street
dent—James 8
Burdsal
Mt. Anthurp
Cincinnati
Wm. C. Herron
Columbia
Pendleton
George C. Clouds
Mt. Washington
Charles H. Wolff
Aig
Aptera
If Keen
Amelia Croat Toone Foster
Spring Grove
Samuel Hannaford
Union
J. P. Waterhouse
M. D
Madisonville
Butterfield
North Bend
Charlie
Lowe Ecapare
Kentucky residents counted in city labor census
They report 27 757 Kentucky residents and 33 county song sea ns beyond Cincinnati limits relying on family labor daily. Adding 218 960 yields a grand total of 753, representing Cincinnati. Marshal Hice.
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Kentucky
Song Sean
Cincinnati
Hicee
Marshal
Millcreek Bed Land Take Plan Filed for Jury Review
The County Commissioners filed in Probate Court for a jury to assess damages owed to property owners for land taken for the new Millcreek bed west of the Cincinnati and Baltimore Railway near Ge 1 street. Paving will be rebuilt before winter.
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Millcreek
Cincinnati and Baltimore Railway
Ge+1
General Row at Broadway Exchange Ends with Arrests
A late night disturbance at the Broadway Exchange led to officers Saipel McKinney and Lippell arresting two men named Lang and Blake. Their cases were before the Police Court, with fines imposed for participation in the row. The report notes a curious deathless line about love and time, and mentions Mr Hair’s whereabouts sought by the mayor.
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Broadway Exchange
Saipel
McKinney and Lippell
Lang
Blake
Ward Station Entries Note Arrest Reports
The passage records station-house reports for new districts listing Ward-At locations near junctions and ward heads. Lieutenants Hoke and Okes oversee the Twentieth Ward. At the Twentieth Ward Station-house fourteen men and at the Tomes Ward twelve men report as to their arrests.
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Es Pepe
Lieu- Mont Montgomery
Turn- Lewy Gate
Storra
Eeel
Hoke
Okes
Tomes
Sporting crew of the boat Sport returns from voyage
The expedition logs a grand tally of game and fowl including 300 ducks 18 black bear and 400 trout while detailing other catches such as quails bass and coons. Patterson is hailed as the best shot of the season as the crew Sailors prepare to return home this evening.
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Erald
City considers standard time system with public clock
A late city committee report supports establishing a public time standard. It outlines equipment including a precise chronometer sidereal clock and daily time comparisons. It proposes a noon time signal aligned with a central public clock and estimates annual maintenance at 1600 dollars.
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Lea
Teres
Covington City Council approves street repairs and paving plan
A Covington City Council meeting chaired by Colonel Todd saw most members present. A request to repair Covington Street Railway Company street gait and the cost of $10,000 for the city were referred to the Claims and Improvements committees. An ordinance for Bullock street from Second to Third and a tax to improve Leonard street were passed. The railway proposed wooden block paving on Madison street with city paying two thirds of the cost, referred to Improvements. October officer and police claims were allowed.
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Cousxcu
City Council of
Cowns
Colonel Todd
Messrs
Bshinkle
Blackburn
Hovekamp
MA Pode
Ettoe
Hue Council
Covington Street Railway Company
Tee Geertek
Catc
Bullock Street
Leonard Street
Worth
Covington Street Railway
Madison Street
Fated Words From Uneven Text Fragment
A fragmentary OCR style note shows garbled phrases and names, including a question and a request for grog. The readable elements are sparse, offering little clear event or identifiable persons beyond the name Mr Butts and implied social interactions.
Grand Jury Zokes Hearing on Street Upheaval
The Grand Jury convened for a session presided by President Coeneinge with most members present. A communication from road owners sought permission to down a track, and the Railroads Committee was tasked to draft ordinances protecting haulage and preventing dirt spillage on streets. Claims allowed include H C Timberlake for ground frontage and J Ghascoe for street intersection improvements. assessments set for Tibbatts street and related properties. Officers listed include Turner, Nichols Co., and several city officials. The Grand Lodge plans a meeting next year in Bowling Green.
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Crouwal Court
Grand Jury
Ew Fhair
Tee
Lewis Therklen
Srealdant Coeneinge
Constans
Committee On Law
Eupalenuntas
Stresta
Anieniaaliics
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Nichols 4 Co
Willicamnen Cote
Columbia
Cabot Vests
Southalearta
Inn of Tibbatts Street
Patterson Streets
Mater E . Turner
Rich
D. G. Masterr
Wm. Hoffman
W. Johnson
Lex
Wm. White
Louis
W. G
Geo. W. Morris
To Grand Lodge of
Walledes
J Trapp
TherGeat
Bowling Peoea
Newport Column Notices Council Members Walk Home
A Newport column notices that Dayton street council members, who were out Wednesday night, began walking home. McArthur announced at ten o'clock that one person left and reached there by eleven. It is unclear if anyone stayed or left of their own accord.
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Dayton
T McArthur
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