Zouaves Officers Elected and Exposition Highlights
The Cincinnati Zouaves elected officers led by Captain Charles W. Marr with R B Fisher as first lieutenant and John H. Sanders as second lieutenant. The Tax Exposition Hall was to be illuminated from 8 to 9 PM for delegates and visitors. Spring Grove Avenue news praised its condition after dusting and a long slate of press-seat assignments was issued for Mozart Hall with numerous newspaper allocations listed.
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Cincinnati
Liberal Convention Sees Shift in Candidate Prospects
Delegates converge as politicians discuss potential nominees Adams Trumbull Gratz Brown and Davis. An undercurrent favors Governor J D Cox as a strong second choice. The tariff dispute fades amid expectations the Congressional fight will signal popular will. Groesbeck’s name is sidelined, with a Liberal Republican ticket likely to lead.
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Davis
Tilinois
Tur
Kansas
Brown
Warmote
Louisiana
H. 8. Walker
Anarleston
W. Va
Adams
Trumbull
Gratz Brown
J. D. Cox
Grant
Groesbeck
A. T. Shaw
Arkansas
Gazette
Greeley
Plan of Organization for Liber tal Republicant National Convention
The Missouri State Convention executive committee announces a plan to organize the Liber tal Republicant National Convention. The convention will be called to order at Exposition Hall at noon, with state conventions forming and delegates seated from participating states.
State Convention enrollment and ticketing details emerge
Delegates to a state convention proceed with enrollments at Mozart Hall to determine ticket entitlements. Officials report enrollments to the Executive Committee by Wednesday, with tickets issued from state headquarters at 10 oclock. A separate note discusses forming a state convention for Building and Cooperating Loan Associations to resist restrictive laws and promote a broader cooperative system with about fifty thousand members across 360 organizations.
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George Ward Nichols
Mozart Hall
W. M. Grosvenor
Josenne PuLitzer
Mig
Squire Cormany
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Police Court docket reports and city incidents
The Police Court docket lists 17 cases with bail set. Details include Fred Frind charged with malicious cutting Wm Pope. John McNair charged with grand larceny. Mat Messinger and others charged with cruelty to animals. drunkenness and disorderly conduct cases. several fines and suspensions for careless driving and obstructing streets. Notable society items describe Carl Schurz’s reception at Washington Platform, with Hecker appearances and a corrected statement from A. T. Shaw about the Arkansas delegation. Local measures include offering Fourth and Sycamore street corner for a customs house and a free lecture by Rev Dr Skinner at the YMCA. A German car accident on Hamilton Road injures a person seriously.
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Fred Frind
Wm. Pope
John McNair
Mat
Messinger
John Raf
John Weber
Henry Schroeder
Stanekadsdy
Wm. Ryan
New York
Eph. Holland
Batty Sauer
Ryan
Billingheimer
Sauers
Henry Reeves
Barney
Martin Ryan
Mary Ryan
Wm. Justice
John Sparks
John Milter
John Buckley
Providence Street
Henry Meyer
Charles Goodall
Geo. Seger
Henry Siebert
Charles
Schurz
Carl Schurz
Washington Platform
Turner Hall
Fred
Hecker
Stullo
Weather heat and river levels near Pittsburg and Louisville
Heat described as extreme for the season with signals of rain. The Mississippi river sections show four feet four inches at Pittsburg and under fourteen feet elsewhere. The report lists passengers and ships arriving from multiple cities including Louisville Boston Portsmouth Telegraph Huntingdon Wildwood Chile and New Orleans along with local names and routes.
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Pittsburg
Ben
Franklin
United States
Louisville
Boston
Portamouth
Telegraph
Huntingdon
Wildwood
Chile
Bertram
Kentucky River
Canal Locks Shut Delays Reported by Louisville Dispatch
A Louisville dispatch reports new canal locks closed with uncertain reopening. Local figures include Gen. Ben Smith and Sen. Moran, among others. The Mitchell halted sixteen hours due to middle gate damage. replacements are being cast for completion by tomorrow morning.
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Ben Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Gus. Norvell
Moran
Kanawha County
J. K. Salmon
Central County
K. V. Whalen
Mr. Bayless
Carter County
Col
L. T. Moore
A. Borders
Judge Patton
Boyd County
Dolly Varden
Henry Collins
Louisville
Capt. Lockhart
Theo R. Scéwden
Mitchell
Big Sandy Packet Company
Main Street
Daily Market Review From The Evening Star Office
Market notes show limited activity across commodities with price firmness in cotton and grain. Wheat and corn hold steady with red winter around Nos. 2 and 1 at about 1.82 to 1.85, oats and barley steady, butter and coffee showing varied demand, and live hogs and poultry stable to moderate. Gas and fuels quiet amid overall cautious trading in April.
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the Evening Star
Agatha
iChoke Bea
New York
Agey
Esa
Onde
Western Reserve
Central
Indiana
Ashland
ROT Degen Ag
Iam Ag
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ohio
Garden cleanup guidance for spring bedding and fruit beds
The piece outlines seasonal garden tasks once frost ends, including for asparagus and strawberry beds, flower borders, and bulbs. It covers removal of cold-season coverings, forking in soil, mulching, strawberry bed maintenance, border dressing, and mid April fertilization and bed shaping. It also mentions raspberry canes, staking, pruning roses, and rambling plants needing thinning and care.
Pitiful sight in North Re Ala area family tragedy noted
A woman was found in bed with her child beside her, the child fondling the mother and trying to wake her. The piece ends urging life insurance as wiser protection than property insurance and hints at the heavy impact of a life loss on a family.
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Re Ala
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