28 Sep 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1875
Page
1
Review notes the Lane Express reports the core market for foreign corn as abundant imports prompted by unfavorable conditions in July. The summary cites Loxroon on September 27 and references market signals from the Lane Express.
The text notes the road as vast and valuable, well maintained and cared for, with a stated transfer to the Government. It emphasizes ongoing stewardship and the significance of the road within public infrastructure.
The Suez Canal earned over $5 000 200 last year with expenses over $3 000 000. Reports note Marshal Bazaine in Madrid is seriously ill after a reopened wound. Dresden reports trichinosis troubles and Paris discusses commissions on art and portraits, while debates on Alfonso's marriage and French leadership unfold. A Parisian benefactor leaves $60 000 for a colossal Arc de Triomphe statue. The Times discusses Honduras, loans, and other unsettled affairs impacting Europe and the Americas.
The piece discusses National banking as a war sensation and its impact on the nation. It argues the system is intertwined with all interests and could not be overthrown easily. The author urges a stronger local circulation in the West and criticizes monopolists and extortion.
In Washington D C on September 28 the public awaits the choice to succeed Delane as Postmaster General. Rumors point to ex-Senator John Scott of Pennsylvania, though officials deny definite knowledge. The tenure of office act requires a vacancy be filled within ten days after occurrence, potentially by October 10. J Russell Jones will become Collectorship for the port of Chicago, starting Friday. Charles H Ham, appraiser of Merchandise at Chicago, has been removed by presidential order on Secretary E s recommendation. Ham also edits the Inter Ocean.
In Fall River Massachusetts on September 28 a posted incendiary call urged burning Rock Street and its insurers. The Spinners Association met to back a wage and labor action, pledging aid and ten days notice, while the three city commissioners district and canvass workers to sign petitions. Mills report variable operatives and limited militia presence as petitions await trade approval.
Reports dated September 23 describe widespread destruction from a hurricane or cyclone. Twenty houses blown down near Columbia with several lives lost, including a man killed by a fall and multiple drownings on the upper peninsula. Substantial damage to fences and property reported along the coast. no lives confirmed on the lower peninsula. Official notices list committees and local authorities compiling casualty and loss figures as steamers Harris and Brazos report no damage at Rockport or nearby ports.
A terse dispatch notes British forces in China reinforced as reports indicate government artillery stockpiles rising in Singapore and Hong Kong. Separate cables recount ongoing insurrection in Ireland and a tragic Quebec family incident where an elderly man attempted to murder his wife, resulting in a death.
A traveller aboard the Mobile line was killed while attempting to alight from a moving train near New Orleans on September 28. Captain Abrams of the British steamship Coin reportedly stumbled and fell as the platform edge was missed, resulting in an instant fatality.
In Greensville Ohio on September 23 Governor Hendricks addressed about 150 attendees. The crowd largely consisted of hard money and Pendleton Democrats as Darke County shifts toward Republican alignment.
Milling demand showed strength with higher wheat values, while corn trading remained dull with large samples and scattered bids. Oats fell, rye and barley steady, and spirits largely unchanged amid quiet freights and mixed futures. Other reports note steady flour prices in St Louis and New Orleans, with pork and lard markets watching demand and receipts.
Washington D C Sept 28 Noon Pro Ohio Rain and risk of thunderstorms. Tennessee Valley to clear with warmer temps than Monday. Light NE to SE winds and falling barometer during day, followed by cooler weather and rising barometer. observations for Davenport Keokuk Knoxville and Leyte noted.
A Vicksburg Herald item recalls a tender scene where a woman struggles to lead her drunken husband through the street. A citizen notes that not all drunkards’ wives share her easy temper, while she quietly explains she must call him pet names to coax him home, promising to be ready when he collapses in the hall.
Last Saturday night unknown thieves forced an entrance into Arbbrook Tucker Wollstein Helmécamp Meier Lockwood Bodmapa stores between Nos 5 and 16 Main Street. They accessed via a pool and skylights, opened desks, took valuables, and left papers worthless to thieves. A $50 return offer led to a porch visit and arrest of a young man, who claims innocence. Judge Lindemane to hear the case tomorrow.
Suburban residents reclaim normal routines as the famous leopard perishes after a drawn out chase. At about 12 15 today the animal was spotted near the southeast zoo fence. Lion hunters McAvoy and Fifer killed it on first shot as it eyed its surroundings. The leopard’s death ends the long manhunt and rumors of escape.
Fragmentary dialogue describes hunters in a nocturnal scene with names like Mek-3 and Helio, mid oaths and jokes as they debate a missing quarry. The piece blends rustic banter, rural bravado, and a sense of danger as they plan relief and a possible hunt at Holy Mat with a wary, unfinished exchange about a noble figure named Jack.
Attendance at the exposition remains encouraging, alleviating fears of a slow drag. The Commanlantes see growing public appreciation as crowds linger in Main Hall and North Hall, with attention shifting between commerce and manufacture. The program features concerts and exhibitions, with prizes announced for pyramidal, hand-crafted pieces, and musical selections.
A Walnut Hills woman tried calling friends in Clifton yesterday but found bars locked. After a fourth ringing, a frightened sergeant from the third story appeared at a window and warned, Madam, the leopard is loose.
Special Dispatch from Cincinnati reports in the Refer Triat murder case that jurors faced extensive peremptory challenges with 105 venire exhausted and a new venire ordered. Separately a St Clair Township farmer's son, William Robinson, died from a shotgun accident near the Four Mile House after being accidentally shot while hunting.
Columbus September 28. General Woodford and General Ewing Hoth visit the city. George K. Nash of the Republican Committee and M. A. Daugherty of the Democratic Committee are arranging terms for joint discussions to begin at Shawnee on Thursday.
Fragmented notices describe Captain Ball returning to the fold, a village play by Stand-bys, Mrs. Greenwood's improving condition after injuries, repealed concealed weapons ordinance, leopard keeping lads home, Shoot the pard phrase, Metho baptist meeting with Immaneers, Ladies Sewing Society gatherings, and a proposal to combine events for receipts.
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