18 Sep 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1874
Page
1
A dispatch from the Adjutant-General to General Emery disputed most of his acts except appointing Brooke as Military Governor and directing Kellogg's full reinstatement. Orders for most troops were not yet issued as Souacuaae preparations to march were being readied.
President Holloway read charges against John Cinnamon of Cincinnati and others, finding him guilty of unmercantile conduct. The board recommended reprimand and possible future penalties, with a special committee to review further actions.
The Thirty Ohio members held lively festivities at Mill tonight with plans to welcome Sass and enjoy a band concert. Many arrived in the city, rendezvousing at Mechanics’ Institute, then headed for Milford to see a beeps-beell match. The Vice President P Way Wer, Go Secretary and Treasurer attended, with arrangements to meet at the Soldier’s Benevolent Beceiver.
The text reports Patton depositing security to cover any judgment in the Montgomery county case against him, labeled sal ary grabbing. It also notes unrelated items: Southern Ohio Fair gala day, school holiday ballots, mayoral fines, a fiancé and a November wedding, a Mayors Court case, a soldier attestation, a long plank walk fundraiser, and a sharpshooter prize won by Julius Wehner with a score of 101 to 0,145, plus a probate court filing.
Yesterday at the races Scott and Lall entered Nellie Grant in b m. Nellie Grant, C Kirtley entered Kate Seeley, Strader entered Kate Clay, Jacob Strader entered Queen Anne, Kinney entered Driftwood, Megibben entered Belle Mande. Also a report of a clothing sale under warrant, a barn fire claim, horse lovers’ meeting, and nude river wading by youths prompting ordinance enforcement concerns reflecting local tension.
Washington September 15 The President said the serious trouble in Louisiana appears over and hopes business can resume in New Orleans and across the state He noted no clashes between Federal and State troops and that federal measures stayed in place with only one Michigan company countermanded Official sources say troop and vessel movements remain in force likely through Monday Secretary Roberts met the President today
The Davenport troupe at the Grand Opera-house has boosted audience turnout with Macbeth performance marked by strong reception for the title role. A matinee tomorrow closes this engagement, followed by the Adventuress at Wood's Theatre next week drawing packed houses.
A distorted report references actions near a government force and mentions September dates, surrender discussions, and military leaders. The text is garbled but implies a formal order or communication about armistice terms and allied support, with references to authorities and enforcement context.
In Mexinis Texas on September 13, eight Gibson County men accused of violating the Enforcement Act begin a preliminary examination before U S Commissioner Garrett. By 2 PM, seven State witnesses have testified, four of whom are Negroes, three missing after a jail break. Witnesses confirm prior Times telegraph reports on the killings and identification by nose shape and mask details.
A tense incident as a town faces violence during a bid to reach a compromise with Black residents. Police report clashes escalating at night, with property damage and multiple injuries. Investigators seek witnesses and urge calm amid mounting tensions.
New York dispatch describes a September 15 clash near the Wichita River where a cavalry unit and scouts repelled Comanche forces. Two officers and five troopers were wounded or killed, with twelve enemy casualties cited, as troops claimed victory in a difficult engagement.
In New York on September 18 relatives of George Brown of Pittsburg deposited one dollar as part of a four thousand dollar gold fund. The principals and course will be posted on September 24.
Cleveland dispatch notes arrangements with reduced passenger freight rates continue until the close of the Pur next Tuesday.
The fragment mentions Geo. Fick in Welant and the Camera Obscura on W Park near the Art Gallery offering New York views. It also notes wedding cards for Mr. Robert C. Culbertson and Miss E. K in West, with uncertain latest certainties in the will and related details.
Este, a farmer from Clamont County, will attend the exposition this afternoon and plans a stop at the Lookout after. Local officials note his anticipated appearance may draw farmers and residents to the event.
Mr Edward Bogen disputes published claims of an assault on architect J C Edwards, saying his party with Adolph Gabinete behaved decently. The incident arose from a dispute with a Vine Street car conductor. witnesses indicate Bogen and others were not aggressors. Warrants and bonds are being pursued by Esquire Findi for assault.
A report notes a marriage ceremony performed by a local clergyman on Greer Street and mentions James Sandford selling pools at an evening gathering. The fragmented text indicates a church setting and a first meeting of two groups or apps.
The Criminal Court adjourned this morning as local matters unfold in Louisville and Seaton. Bail set for James N. Glenn at $5, a public works opening postponed to next week, and a family dispute ends with a man knocked down by a rock during a neighborhood incident. A council session considers trains moving rates, gas piping projects, and new jail furnishings as city politics continue.
The Ludlow City Council will tonight discuss only baseball matters as a nine shows itself equal to any in fashion. The meeting focuses on local baseball affairs and city management.
Minnesota grain men report contradictions to early wheat yield estimates. Letters from across the state describe crop results, with St Paul area showing notable strength, while others question the projected total of 25,000,000 bushels for the year 1874.
England report from Lownox dated September 18 notes the steamer Faraday laying the direct cable has gone silent for days, with company fears the cable may be broken. In Paterson New Jersey on September 18 John Crown tried to kill his wife and then killed himself.
Lexington Ky September 18 The escacher and two good prospects for a two mile race created great interest. The favorite Katie Pearce won by a length in the two mile event, with McCallies Big Fellow by War Dance second. Time 0:46 4.
The Executive Committee of the Independent Republicans who bolted the nomination of Chamberlain has issued a call for an identical convention to meet in Istleton on December 2 to nominate a state ticket.
PutLapersa September 18 William D Holman president of Central Insurance Company was held in 20000 bail to answer to the charge of forgery conspiracy in raising checks.
The Athletics depart from the C. H. & D. depot at 7 10 tomorrow morning for a game with Oxford's club. The party notes this will be the second time the nine players have gathered together in the same night before, marking a reunion tone for the trip.
Yesterday morning Mueller a German laborer of 72 High Street swallowed a large dose of rat poison in a suicide bid. Mrs Mueller returning at noon found him dangerously ill with no clear account of his motive. He is confined and the family faces a distressing situation with four children.
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