Weather Report From The Evening Star
Specially reported for the Evzaine Star by Henry Twitchell Optician notes Clear weather with fair conditions. Temperature at 2:06 AM shows 29.56 inches with wind calm. Evening forecast predicts fair weather with sunrise around 6:06 and sunset at 5:06.
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Evzaine Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W. Corner Sixth
Walnut
Eurpay
Aversta
Barom IA
St Fair
Aurora display and local concerns in Loyal Brevities
The Loyal Brevities column notes the aurora borealis lasting over an hour to delight thousands, questions if the dog ordinance is dead, and lists local happenings. It mentions a kidnapping case, a serious accident at a hatch, a German Battalion presentation, and race results at Exposition Park with several named individuals and firms.
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Charles Allen
Tin and
Fagaley & Hendricks
Commercial Row
Newport
W. R. Arthur
Mississippi
Ferdinand von Mueller
Munich
Bavaria
Mem'ry
Destructive Fire Destroys Water Street Hay Loft
A fire yesterday afternoon gutted the hay loft at John Mains' stable on Water street west of Race. Officials rushed to combat a fast spreading blaze fed by inflammable buildings, with losses including Straub’s mills, Johnston’s sheds, and Mains' stable, totaling tens of thousands. A theft occurred during the blaze as a saloon patron stole watches and money from Mrs. Westerhoff. The scene left desolation and ruin with most debris cleared except salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mains
Water Street
Race
Gibner
Race Street
Covington
H. P. Straub
G. W.C. Johnston
B. Hille
T. 8. Biggs
W. P. Brooks
Charleston
W. Va
Biggs
Brooks
Jos. Mains
Stephen Mains
Jos. McLain
Michael Negel
Wiggins
Tobe & Brooks
Andy Westerhoff
James McLain
Drunk and disorderly defendants face short prison terms
In police court Judge Carter sentences several defendants for drunkenness with terms of 20 to 30 days and fines. Others receive light penalties for beating, hair pulling, or fighting. An injunction prevents the city and hospital trustees from a federal contract to care for marines, while allowing current patients to remain until discharge.
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Brvore
Belle Howard
Mary van Horn
Bucktown
William Robinson
Joseph Hall
Sarah Johnson
Olive Robb
Wilhelm Miller
Dick Forest
Robert Johnson
Elizabeth Kuhn
Hoeffer
Fred. Louderbeck
Avery
City of
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hospital
United States
The Peach Season Brightens Commerce for City
Peach shipments flood the city with large daily imports via the 0. M. railroad. Five to six car loads arrive each day, mainly from Seymour Indiana and Noble Illinois. The bumper flow suggests a season of abundant and cheap peaches ahead.
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Seymour
Indiana
Noble
Ilinois
River News Reports Record Warmth and Low Water
The river remains extremely warm with nineties and a near end of low water. Trade boats are expected to occupy the little trade by late next week. Pittsburg reports the channel about 24 inches deep while here the channel holds six feet. Arrivals include Gen. Lytle and Gen. Buell from multiple points. departures list Buell to several destinations. A Pittsburg Commercial note recalls John Reichard’s boastful claim of sailing from Pittsburg to Cincinnati and now living on a Des Moines farm.
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Pittsburg
Lytle
Gen
Buell
Louisville
Telegraph
Big Sandy
St. James
Maysville
Mountain Bay
Chile
Wildwood
Higginsport
Kitty Hegler
Gallipolis
Gen. Buell
Ohio No. 4
Pomeroy
John Reichard
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Iowa
Wood's Theater Draws Large Night Crowd and Prize Drawings
Wood's Theater drew a large audience last night with banjo numbers by Hall and burlesques by Rice. Prize winners included H Green, C W Sanders, R Storr, Mr Tucker, R Johnson, Mr Dobmyer, R Schell, W Bassanorst, J McClusker, G Miller, G Marshall, H Farming, and others with prizes ranging from 10 to 100 dollars. A donation matinee is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
Cincinnati Markets 1872 August grain and provisions mixed
Market remains quiet with no improvement in bran ship stuff and flour. Butter and cheese trade slow but steady. eggs quiet. pork and beef steady with some price firmness. grain shows fair wheat demand with rising new red and white values. corn and oats steady to firmer. hay dull. tobacco and sugar steady. vegetables well supplied with steady prices. overall market activity subdued with regional price levels noted across multiple commodities.
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Shipstaff, &c
Choice
Youghiogheny
Ohio River
Raymond City
Java
Mons
Are
New Orleans
R Bush
Turk’s Island
Snc
Livaceee
Mason County
Owen County
Clermont County
Ohio
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Ware
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C. E.liss
Meaba
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William Powell
John Geson & Co
Tomas Gisson & Co
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