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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1872

Page

4

City Council Adjourned Meeting and Obituary Notes

The city council schedules an adjourned meeting for tonight. Harry Armstrong, clerk to Mayor Davis, has died suddenly in Ohio. he attended his father’s funeral this morning and his duties will be handled by others. A charity musical at Mozart Hall raises funds for fellow artist A Spohr amid local illness. A German religious group near Mt. Auburn plans to organize a German Protestant church.

Harry Armatrong Davis Ohio John Armatrong Harry Cincinnati & Springbird Railroad Company Longview Asylum A. Spohr Fils Mozart Hall Philharmonic Mwmanerchor Orpheus Mt. Auburn Orphan Asylum

Piles Court Docket Reports Drunken Disorderly and Scams

This morning the Piles Court docket lists 18 new and 16 continued cases. Thos Schwartz jailed for drunkenness and resisting officers. Thos Larkin warned after a theft report. Henry charged with assaulting his wife but discharged. Kha Tait held on a separate charge. bail for Smith for abusing his family postponed due to absence of wife. Mary Linstead and Mike Long jailed for drunken and disorderly conduct, sent to workhouse or discharged. Charles Goiseth fined for peddling cigars without license claiming a New Richmond cigar factory. defendant advised to obtain city license. Wm McCarthy charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. details given by witness Killen Morgan. McCarthy released after offer to return rent, some disputed repairs. Maury Maley discharged after beating Mary Bartlett.

Larkin Acre Henry de Saulting Ao Smith Mary Linstead Mike Long Charles Goiséh New Richmond Wm. McCarthy Killen Morgan Cresnap McCarthy

Legal Proceedings and Verdicts Reported in Court

The report covers will contests against Frederick with claims of unsound mind and undue influence, and multiple civil actions including Ohio and Mississippi Rail Road Company overcharges, and damages. Also notes board members sworn in, a mule note case, will construction matters, a divorce decree for extreme cruelty, and a contempt proceeding to be decided tomorrow.

Jacob Scheidinger Jacob Story Frederick Ca Tatakér Mallon’ & Coffey Forrest &Lindeman John Schwarzel Ohio & Mississippi Rail Rot Company Kansas City Jordan Board of Control Gerard Charles Wilson Ambrose Broadwell Buit Brrore Junor Munpock Sartor Ayres Minerva Ayres Jno Sartor Brione Jr Josephine Simpson Frana B. Simpson

The Flood and Stage Show Mix with Police Notice

A chaotic page recounts a flood of poor weather and theatre reviews, praising the Colleen Bawn at Woods theater while noting rain dampened crowds. It then shifts to crime, detailing pawnbroker B Frank’s arrest and a later inquest verdict, with detectives seizing goods from his shop and the case set for next hearing.

Wabi Collins Woods Theater Colleen Bawn Mona Petance John” Robinson Meak B. Frank West Sixth Ti Orr Frank Carr Orr A. C. Shay Fifth Street Times Phil Seifert Nox Court Street Ninth-street

River News on Flooding and Boat Movements

Flooding river conditions dominate Pittsburg dispatches with heavy rains and rising Allegheny river. Numerous arrivals and departures noted as boats navigate drift and wrecks. lines of coal cargoes and vessel movements feature in daily river traffic reports.

Meeting of Pittsburg Coal Dealers Forms Permanent Group

At a Spencer House gathering yesterday evening Pittsburg coal dealers resolved to form a permanent organization to curb exorbitant future prices. A committee of G W Ross A Buchanan and W M Hubbell was tasked to report a plan. No coal would be received at the landing until prices are set reasonably.

Spencer House Pittsburg Messie G. W. Ross A. Buchanan W. M. Hubbell

Winton Place School Election Results in District No 5

The Specie School Election in District No 5 Mill Creek township yesterday chose directors A. G. Moore for 3 years C. B. Farley for 2 years and Sam Froome for 1 year.

Mill. Creek Township A. G. Moore C. B. Farley Sam’ Froome

Compton v Beman Yates Aimed at Trade Mark Injunction

United States Circuit Court before Judge Swing considers a motion for a preliminary injunction to restrain defendants from using the Globe trade mark claimed by plaintiff Benj E Compton. The case names Beman Yates and others as respondents in the matter.

P. B. Swing Benj Compton Vy Beman Yates

Daily Market Review of April 9 1872 Office of the Evening Star

Market remains unchanged with steady butter and oil prices. Grain and ship provisions show firm demand while oats and barley move slowly. dried fruit and lemons hold steady prices. Poultry supplies are light and kept firm at moderate levels as meat and oil markets show cautious activity.

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Agricultural Market Report With Mixed Corn Output

The report notes mixed ear quality and variable yields across districts. Estimates show around 960 bushels in the area, with prices around eight shillings and a call for buyers to take note of mid quality middlings and related products. The text references whisky and iron in passing, indicating incidental commodity notes in the market column.

BR. B

St Paul Preferred in Steady Market Report

A brief market note reports steady conditions in St. Paul preferred shares with the 1153 government issues holding steady in select cases. Sterling exchange remains steady around 10914, and gold carrying at 11 16 percent on rat cay.

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