Washington County Grand Jury recommends discharge of accused insurrectionists
The Grand Jury at Avavsta Ga reported yesterday recommending discharge of the ping prisoners and praised the judge and counsel for faithful duty. Judge Johnson urged the jury and citizens to accept the verdicts and praised the conservative, law abiding behavior of the people. All non indicted prisoners were discharged and the court adjourned to the regular term. New York reports funeral services for an Italian artist in a separate item with details of clergy, officials, and a disputed duel claim. a pendant locket of the mother remains in De Luca’s custody valued between ten and twenty thousand dollars.
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Avavsta
Washington County
Johnson
New York
Taos
Count Delacs
Count DeLuca
Vianni
Count de Luca
Accidental Shooting of Willie De Pauw in New Albany
Willie De Pauw, thirteen, accidentally shot himself through the heart last night while handling a pistol. His father, W C De Pau, bore the shock upon finding him in the hall, dead, a tragic accident causing deep sorrow in New Albany.
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Cincinnati Times
New Alzany
Willie de Pauw
W.C. de Pau
de Pauw
Willie
Western press item unclear on events and people
Brief and garbled OCR fragment notes a shooting scene with a pistol report but lacks clear names, places, or dates to identify a concrete incident or outcome.
Boats Rally At Lake With Five Thousand Spectators
Excursion trains bring crowds as twenty boats contest a lake event this afternoon. Five thousand spectators gather by the shore to watch the races and enjoy the lake spectacle.
Indian Agent Gibses Case Conduct Details Confusion
In court notes the Indian Agent Gibses case shows unclear handling of open records days and issues with intimidation claims. Evidence presented is sparse and the record reflects objections and gaps, with none of the claimed witnesses clearly identified in the proceedings.
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Gibses
Rehm Case in Loomville Seeks Bank Robbery Justice
A Loomville report details Louise Rehm a teller at a national bank facing robbery charges for taking money. The narrative notes an employed status and the alleged actions of Rehm and Lang amid the ongoing case and delays.
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Loomville
Louise Rehm
The
National Bank
Lang
Rehm
Catskill Mountains trip notes from Rip Van Winkle era visit
Correspondent describes a summer journey from Castkill Mountains New York to Catskill mountains near Hudson. He details cheap rail fares, boarding arrangements, health concerns, bear hunting scenes, farm life grain fairs, cider sales, livestock shows, and fairground curiosities with colorful anecdotes from local residents and travelers.
Counterfeiter Tete McCartney Traced From Texas to Mexico
Special Dispatch from Washington reports the Secret Service knows counterfeiter Tete McCartney, who escaped from detectives and Deputy Marshals in Texas three times, has appeared in Mexico and fears capture by government officers. The hot weather delays the President's return to the Executive Mansion. Bets on Ohio election favor Hayes and the Republican ticket by 25,000, but Democrats doubt the figure.
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Cincinnati
WasHiMeTon
Secret Service Division
Tete ‘McCartney
Texas
Mexico
Aga
Ohio
Hayes
Man Burned in Crpa New York Incident
A fire in Crpa New York on August 4 burned a man named Elley and another person. The report provides few details beyond the names and location of the incident.
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Cube
Crpa
N. Y
Elley
Insurrection Leaders Seek Bosnian Independence Split
A Berlin telegram reports Selavopic papers say insurrection leaders demand independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina under a provisional prince chosen from European dynasties. They offer tribute to Turkey and propose a Mostar conference while fearing Turkish influence. General Dorregaray reportedly escaped into Navarre.
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Maprip
Itiw
Dorregaray
Navarre
Berlin
Nates
Selavopic
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sailors Rescued After Isabella Sinks Near Bellona Reef
From San Francisco dated September 4 the Sidney mail reports the loss of Isabella en route from Newcastle to Hona coal. The vessel struck Bellona Reef and many crew members were left on the island. The captain and crew reached the A jan coast before a schooner Canambone picked them up and took them to Bowen.
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San Francisco
Sidney Mail
Isabella
Newcastle
Hona
Bellona Reef
Quiet financial forenoon with steady business tone
No new reports in financial or commercial circles this forenoon. Confidence remains quiet as business proceeds in its usual manner. No further election returns to alter the last report. The Legislature is clearly Democratic, but returns are still meager.
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San Francisco
President appoints R Holland Duell Patent Commissioner
The President appointed R Holland Duell of New York as Commissioner of Patents replacing the resigned Thatcher. The announcement comes from Washington with the effective date noted as August 4. Duell assumes duties as a senior official overseeing patent policy and administration.
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Washington
R. Holland Duell
New York
Patents
Thatcher
Specie Shipments Today In Mexican Coin Total $259000
Specie shipments are being sent today totaling $259000, all in Mexican coin. The transfer involves high value currency movements under standard warehouse and transit procedures.
Cosy reg eee toy float item
A fragmented OCR item notes a cosy reg and an EEE toy float, with unclear context or full details. The readable terms suggest a small display or product note, but no concrete event, person, organization, or place is confirmed. Further text needed for fuller summary.
Election of Hamilton County Democratic Executive Committee
The Hamilton County Democratic Executive Committee met at the Grand Hotel to select officers and ballots for president. Wm Brown and C W Overaker led in initial tallies. Overaker later won the presidency amid emotional conduct, with John Ryan elected vice president and Fd. Kramer reappointed secretary. The gathering included clergy, lay delegates, and talks on church and political duties, concluding with worship and benediction.
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Robinson’s Opera-house
Grand Hotel
Daniel J. Mullaney
Edward Kramer
C.W. Overaker
Brown
M. Costello
John Ryan
Hughes
LJ. Miller
Overaker
Costello
Miller
Seton
Sterling
William Brown
Hysn
Ike Miller
Wm. Brown
Mancot
William
Hamilton
Democratic Executive Committee
Turpin
Second Ward
Fd. Kramer
David Folz
Michael Costello
Folz
Meeting of Laymen Elects Rowland to Conference
The Lay Electoral Conference of the M. E. Church met in the basement of St Pauls M. E. Church. A temporary organization was formed with Judge H Elliott as Chairman and J D Stine as Secretary. Delegates numbered 104 and committees on credentials permanent organization and resolutions were appointed. After ballots, J Rowland of Rowland was elected delegate to General Conference on the fifth ballot. Conference adjourned to reconvene at 2 PM.
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Andrews
Sheldon
Riley
Kynett
Hutchinson
Nast
Wiliams
True
A. Lowry
Rs. Walden
W. M. Meek
Hillsboro
Ohio
Pier Andrews
Foster
Hop Andrews
William R. Warnock
Urbana
State Senate
Granville Moody
Association
Walton
Nooge
Rasen
St. John's Episcopal Church
Liam J. Ellsworth
Springfield
T. F. Marlay
M. EF
Michigan
Bishop Morris
Marlay
Moore
Father Wright
M. E. Church
St. Paul’s
H. Elliott
Dayton
J. D. Stine
Xeaia
James H. Lawe
T. Johnston
Thomas Brown
D. W.man
D. M. Bassett
J. L. Gaines
Butterfield
G. M
Flenner
P. P. Mast
P. Johnson
James McMath
Cincinnati
Getehell
East
Mr. Freiberger
Eaton
C. C
Edsward
C. W. Rowland
Harvey DeCamp
James Laws
Ineibuati
Hillsburg
W. BR. Warnock
Ragland
Warnock
Edwards
Meek
Tobias Drees
Mr. Drees
Rowland
Mece Pe
Chambers
Johnson
Stone
J. Chambers
The Troubadours Close Engagement at Wood's Theatre Tonight
The Troubadours end their engagement at Wood's Theatre tonight, followed by Oliver Doud Byron on Wednesday. Macauley unveils a new act, Mimiques perform at Grand Opera House, and Monday opens the season with Bulls and Bears by a new stock company. The National Comique and Grand Central Vaudeville add new stars for next week amid strong showings this week.
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Wood
Oliver Doud Byron
Macauley
Omer
Mimiques
Grand Opera House
National Comique
Grand Central
Institute of 1876 meeting closes with awards and adjournment
Rev W A Hutchinson opened the last day s exercises with lessons in arithmetic and banking terms The business session decided to return to Lockland for the 1876 institute Officers were elected President F E Wilson Executive Committee W W Locke and Lee Secretary J P Cummins Prize winners in arithmetic F Bryant spelling J M Miller drawing Lottie Leopold Sallie Armstrsteed Montgomery Maggie Holtsinger and C F Yooteets A large attendance with over eighty teachers taking county certificates The Teachers Association will not meet in October at Cincinnati Council Chamber adjourned
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W. A. Hutchinson
Institute of 1876
Lockland
F. E. Wilson
Riverside
W. W. Locke
Lee
Madisonville
J. P. Cummins
Fiainville
A. B. Johnson
Johnson
Burnett
F. ¥ Bryant, of Mr. Airy. That Is,speiling, By JM. Miller
Lottie Leopold
Norwood
Sallie Armststeed Montgomery
Psi
Liv
T Teachers’ Association
Council Chamber
Cincinnat
Mrs Corwin Seeks Redress After Broadway Misfortune
Mrs. Mary L Corwin, wife of a resident at 132 Broadway, recounts a night of drinking that led to an assault and robbery. She woke to find bracelets, rings, a gold chain, a purse, and pawn tickets missing after an encounter with a woman named Minnie. Corwin intended to identify the thief at Chief Snellaker's office.
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Mary L Corwin
Broadway
Fifghadd
Minnie
Nechae Hand
bin Tatan
Sixth Aid
General Slayes in Unimna Talks Canvass and Rally
Unimna O September 4 General R B Slayes arrived last night and met Republican Central Committee members from county townships. He discussed canvass prospects, optimistic views, and pledged an 80 majority for the State ticket. Governor's report from other counties is encouraging. At 1:30 p clock he spoke at the Court-house after an escort from Republican Headquarters, with about a thousand listeners. He will be followed by Hon. Wa Law, member of Congress from this district.
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Unimna
R. B. Slayes
Repubiican
Tas
Tases Club
Republican
Wa. Law
Congress
New Postal Arrangements for Fast Mail Train
The Post Office Department has perfected a fast mail train from New York Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore via Pittsburg to Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and points in the Southwest. It will start Monday September 13 over the Pennsylvania Railroad and connections. Schedule to be announced soon.
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Washington
Post-Office Department
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bank of California Indebtedness and Defalcation Report
The Bank of California faces large indebtedness to the United States mint, with refinements increasing liabilities. A $125000 payable on demand is noted, and Mills cites a defalcation by the bank’s late president estimated at 3 to 4 million dollars amid over issuance of stock. Further particulars are promised, with no expected impact on current arrangements.
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San Francisco
Bank of California
United States Mint
Mills
Gold Going to California Transfer Totals
Washington on September 4 reports $2,501,000 already transferred to San Francisco banks and businessmen. An additional roughly $500,000 may be moved Monday from the bullion account of theming.
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California
Washington
San Francisco
Additional River News from Port List Fawn and Augusta
Special dispatches report river traffic on September 4 with boats including City of Augusta and Fawn moving between Cincinnati White River and Cumberland Island. River levels show 6.7 feet and falling. weather clear after rain. Louisville notes river 5 feet 4 inches canal and 3 feet 4 inches falls. freight steady. Shannon and Fearless arrive with freight.
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Cincinn Times
Epnsville
Fawn
Cincinnati
E. M. Norton
Tox
Indiana
Cumberland Island
Louisville
Shannon
Fearless
Wheat and grain prices and market notes from Milwaukee Oswego and Buffalo
Market wires report mixed grain and flour sentiments with bids and receipts. Wheat No.1 Milwaukee at 1.44? to 1.62?. No.2 around 1.63. rye around 80 to 84 cents. barley steady. flour dull. oats and corn movements mixed. cattle hogs and pork figures noted. New York and Buffalo receipts listed with price ranges for various grains and products.
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MiSwataxa
Milwaukee
Ledo
Amber Michigan
Rine Buffalo
Oswego
St. Louis
Hige
New York
Chicago
Fire damages small stable in Corporation Alley
A fire this afternoon burned a small stable in Corporation Alley between Liberty and Pendleton streets with an estimated loss of about 150 dollars. The note asks the Superintendent of the new Street Railroad Route No 10 to interview the conductor of car No 4, trip No 6, about a silver nickel taken from a passenger on that car this afternoon. It mentions a five cent fare from Fifth and Walnut to Pen Gleten street.
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Corporation Aley
Liberty
Pendleton Streets
New Street
Fifth and
Walnut
Pen- Gleten Street
Pratt Held on Charge After Arrest for False Pretenses
L Pratt was arrested last night on a charge of pinning jug goods under false pretenses. The case came before Squire Biter, who committed Pratt to the County Jail to await Grand Jury action. His attorney T Cox refused a writ, and bail was deemed excessive.
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Assins L. Pratt
Squire Biter
Pratt
T. Cox
Cotton Supply and Continental Stock Figures
A fragmented data page shows stock levels and trade figures across the United States and Europe. It lists various stock counts for Antwerp and other Continental ports, with United States stocks and export notes, though many lines are garbled.
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Loray
Mork
Antwerp
Parondm
Ecaeee
Horerica
United States
United States Tigrtog Town
Stoten
Tore United Sistes
Poe
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Daily Aily Times
West Third Street
CLOCH
EMD
Georgia
New Albany, Ind
Associated Press
Ree
Lake View
Indians
Sooty
Sal Patel
Martford
Connecticut
Fraxemco
Sumner
Catskitl Mountains
Rip van Winskie
Castkill MounTains
New York City
Times Office
Jersey City
Ana
Catskill
Hudson
Catskill Mountains
Green County
Jad
Grees
Rip van Winkle
Civilization
Manchester
Addin
Phoebe
Iehponge
Davis
Digi
Seville
Cotswold
Southdown
L. T. Pavy
William Men
J. M. Igrovsner
Tow County
Peret
Crazy Sam
Col. Hardee
Sam
Joan
Ert Bey
Dence
Cincionati Times
Clarksville
iClondy
Ciear
Ofmion Jnauinoson
D.C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
Pete McCartney
River News
Cial
Monongahela
TronTox
Bostona
Mount Clare
William Kirker
Tom Means
Local Matters
Holstee
North Pole
Oscar Coelner
Arch
Wielert
Mr. Coelner
Police
East Third Street
John Gross
George Shafer
Hadarad
Lindemann
Immon Pleas Court
A. Pardon
Daniels
Wm. C. Daniels
Whan
John McDermott
Sixth Street Market
Takey
Balzer Kéelich
Martin Issett
Balzer
Martin
L. D. Towsley
Justice Gilligan
Republican Executive Committee
Organization of Democratic Committee
Hamilton County
Hopkins’ Hall
Geo
LaRue
E. P. Ransom
Robinson's Opera-house
Mittee
Goepper
Bow
Eugene Zimmerman
George W. Hain
Messrs
Gee
Anderson
Meyers
Boss
Zimmerman
John Zamstein
H. P. Goebel
Democratic. Committee
Trinity Church
Hamilton County Teachers’ Institute
Mese Wilson
Egners
Ritter
Schister
Radway
Garsaparillian and Its Associates
DR. Radway
Cance
Hitsen
Bomy Iareny
Clinton County
Tainanea
Star Grounds
Covington
Sheridan Mackee
Hawiey's
Vine Street
Wood's Theatre
Mecauley
Salsbury Troubadours
Oliver Dowd Byrom
Déeald
Fifth Street Garden
Wahle
Woltermaer, Prag'rg
Rational Trent
Gulick
Grand Central Variety Theatre
Sixth St
Main
Lookout
Hampe
Propeiaien
Clothing House
John Wanamaker
Knnnet
Chestnut ST
Tim
Cor
Religious
Type Foundry
Jgrest
West Se
Solitiers
Yen A
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