Cincinnati Exposition set for a historic opening
The exposition is advancing with strong energy and promises a complete display this year. Officials assure the public the event will surpass all previous Expositions in grandeur and success.
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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1872
Page
2
The exposition is advancing with strong energy and promises a complete display this year. Officials assure the public the event will surpass all previous Expositions in grandeur and success.
Dispatches report severe Catholic and Orangeman clashes in Belfast Ireland with rioting and casualties. Authorities struggled to stop the violence and the military deployed with bayonets. several public buildings were destroyed and many fled the city fearing a 1866 repeat.
The Straight Democratic movement plans a Louisville gathering on September 8 with broad representation. Charles O Connor of New York is eyed for a unanimous nomination and has signified willingness if offered. As a renowned lawyer with Irish descent, he could become a strong candidate in a divided era.
The Emperors of Germany Russia and Austria plan a high level meeting to discuss territorial changes post Paris 1856. France and England appear excluded while the British sovereign is deemed unable to influence continental affairs as Europe’s rulers plot quietly.
The speech extols the United States as uniquely blessed with fruit supply, contrasting with Europe Africa and Asia. It argues American varieties surpass foreign options in citrus melons grapes and tropical fruits though noting some imports exist. The speaker highlights lemons watermelons and nutmegs as superior to competing regions.
The article extols Cincinnati fruit abundance from spring through winter, noting a nationwide census shows fruit production rising sharply. It highlights Ohio as a leading state in orchard value, with 1850 to 1870 gains surpassing New York and Pennsylvania, and concludes rising fruit consumption aligns with health and longevity.
Maggie Fritz proved murdered by John Goory who struck her with a beer glass. Goory arrested. Henry Perrett a gambler in St. Louis collapsed late. Yeaterday report credits surgeon, but details unclear. Rev G M Jenks Chicago Presbyterian pastor died by self inflicted gunshot. Catholic Bishop of Natchez named Archbishop of Baltimore.
The Chicago Board of Trade saw a dramatic wheat corner burst with margins refused. J B Lyon & Co Muggens & Peabody McDermott & Ortis F Diamond Hugh Maher named among those hit as prices plunged from 156 1 4 to 114 by 6 PM. Dozens of firms are ruined while Eastern speculators and local buyers face heavy losses.
In Cleveland Ohio on August 21 Governor Noyes and others spoke at a large Grant meeting. Thousands of Grant clubs from ward areas paraded with torches and banners led by bands. Fireworks capped the event described as one of the city’s largest demonstrations.
Washington reports a weather summary for Wednesday with southerly to southwesterly winds and generally clear skies over the New England and middle states. Easterly and southerly winds on the Georgia to North Carolina coast with clear conditions over the Gulf states and possible rain along coastal areas. Telegraph reports from Western Tennessee to Southern Ohio Lake Michigan and Northwestward as well as Northern New England and Canada are pending.
The Indianapolis Board of Trade and about two hundred attendees left by special train at 5 am for Detroit after an invitation from the Detroit board. They will visit Niagara if desired and plan to return by Saturday evening.
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