01 Jul 1872
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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1872
Page
1
A curt note outlines the dissolution of the Spanish Cortes as a crucial treasury department action. The report mentions ongoing turmoil and related political moves affecting governance and economic policy.
Maparip July 1 The Spanish Cotes dissolved by royal decree issued Saturday An election for members to the new carts set for the Math of August The new body will meet September 15 The Spanish Government orders denial of the landing of filibusters at Neuvita It is indicated that a landing may be attempted A new ministry formed with Devrens as President.
In New York a July 26 deadline is set for a three ball carom match with Maurice Daley and John Deery to be played for $250 per side. The report notes a wave of sunstroke cases and ongoing labor strikes as well as recent ship departures and social events.
A fragmentary report notes a fatal incident near Chamouix with a stone paving reference. Aligning telegraphic chatter mentions General McKenzie and Lieutenants Smith and Sherman reported killed by Indians between Fort Belknap and Sacksboro Texas, though the War Department doubts the claim. Cuban sympathizers tout a landing aboard the expedition once believed to have sailed on the Fanny under General Ryan.
Washington reports that the Treasury will assess taxes on scrip dividends of the New York Central railroad after a court decision. Assessments under the income tax will proceed with distraint if needed, with suits the only remedy to test constitutionality. The Acting Secretary directs New York purchases and gold sales plans for July, plus bonds certificates and interest timelines. Spirits in bond reach 8,672,417 gallons, with 215 distilleries operating on June 29 and daily capacity of 217,682 gallons.
The story notes a 96 degree heat day in Chicago and details the death of Mrs. Campbell after tasting a strong infusion made from woodbine leaves intended for her sick daughter. A drug clerk Wider is mentioned as under arrest amid related investigations.
The Irish batch arrives for the jubilee and will appear at the Coliseum concert today. A public reception by Irish societies and the 9th Irish regiment is planned. The Gilmore benefit drew a record crowd, with popular pieces and an ovation, as performances by Gilmore and his band impressed the audience.
Right Rev. Bishop Laufilin confirmed about six hundred parishioners at the Church of St Star of the Sea in Court street Brooklyn. The ceremony was solemn with sermons by Rev. Eugene Cassidy and Rev. Dr. Turner. Four confirmed died afterwards and sixty were boys. the rest were adults.
Mrs Stephen A Hunt of 219 Main Street Norwich jumped from a third story window into the river yesterday at 4 am. Her husband, recently arrested twice for drunkenness, has long neglected the family and is suspected to have driven her to the act.
On Saturday night in July in the Kinni kinick river near Milwaukes several young men were bathing when Chase Koch cried for help. Frank Stumpf attempted a rescue but was seized by Koch and both were carried under.
A large pork packing establishment owned by Jacob Card in Buffalo was destroyed by fire yesterday evening. Five hundred head of live hogs were burned. Several people were injured by falling walls. Loss likely exceeds $100,000.
About midnight a blaze destroyed most of the Thomas Marshall bobbin factory at Backings street and Frontfort road. The cost is estimated around 10000 dollars with 3000 dollars insured.
Clear and partly cloudy weather expected Monday over New England and Middle States with light to fresh winds from the north to southwest. Southern States face partly cloudy skies with occasional rain and fresh winds. Northwest of the Ohio Valley may see rain along with brisk southeast to southwest winds over the lower lake region.
Frocks will picnic in Chadwicks grove and Baptist picnickers meet at the church at 7 to walk to Walker's grove. The first communion ceremony occurred at Father Gromes church yesterday. Catholics plan a dinner at the grove on July 4 with high preparations and invitations extended.
Prof H Thaner of Cincinnati spoke at a Christian Association meeting in Ceves yesterday afternoon. Prof Miller discussed striving for a perpetual appeal to Jesus and urged Christians to support constant devotion and charitable work. Judge Jox and Rev M Little attended, with several villagers present for the opening exercises.
Yesterday the new bridge carried a huge throng all day during a free admission day. Today its opening business begins and the span becomes a major travel route between Cincinnati and Newport. Residents complain about noise from the Columbia and Jefferson streets area and local experts provide reports on the situation.
Disjointed notes describe a man named Ben Collins tied to a theft risk at a mill. An ensuing alarm led to a security response, with a failed jail break attempt and a partial escape thwarted as guards pursued. Reports mention Newport jail, a fire engine, and town activity surrounding the incident.
Saturday night failure due to lack of peers for the event. Several arrests follow including two young men causing disorder near Fifth and Madison streets. A Newport man named William oo troubles officers, and Lancaster suffers periodic insanity with a destitute, unprotected family in a Philadelphia alley.
The excerpt discusses Arius and his view that Christ is God yet explains His origin by denying Divine Unity. It notes the church’s rejection of such denial, the historical acceptance of the Trinity, and Hugh Miller Thompson’s emphasis on the unity of Godhead. It also mentions a Milwaukee case on wheat possession and related liens into the narrative.
Paris July 1 reports recount the evacuation treaty stipulations on remaining Toul and Belfort as fronts shift. The article notes expectations of complete liquidation of indemnity and mentions figures like Stokes and Cot on related actions.
A July 1 dispatch details multiple incidents including W. H. Vanderbilt crewmember severely injured by a window fall, a man attacked by axe while his wife and mother-in-law suffered head wounds, a saloon shooting injuring John Davis, two boys drowning in Ulud Lake, a canal drowning of Richard Grace, and a runaway horse injuring a driver. County Board of Euilization met with no action. Coroner Underhill held an inquest into William Hicks 25 who died after a knife attack by William Seitz on June 16, with the jury attributing death to wounds from the stabbing.
Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral of Carey aged 20 at 8 o clock on John Street below Third to Senate the 2nd. Funeral service to be held at the seen itter residence.
The market shows flour firm with little activity and steady prices. Corn quoted 48 49c for prompt use, pork and lard steady with some regular sales. bacon and other meats unchanged. Hogs and sheep hold previous rates. whiskey and sugar cured items noted with minor changes.
New York reports mixed market readings with gold at 1187 and 6,450 sale chaos noted. Bonds and wheat quotations appear, but figures are partially obscured. a 1 to 2 line late entry lists govern- ment quotes and corn values as of 12:40 PM.
A formal mandate from the Spanish government directs the release of Dr Howard. Count Valmenseda, a Cuban official, will soon arrive. General Cabello has been named Captain-General in the interim. The purpose of the visitors is not stated but is believed to relate to the Cuban question.
In the assembly the Rights push active opposition to the Government while Conservatives back McMahon for Chief Executive if Thiers is ousted. Pierre Magne, an imperialist ex finance minister under Napoleon, is named reporter to the committee, provoking banker opposition and fears of renewed imperial influence.
New York June 2 cholera case reported at Seaford Long Island. Alarm from box ST to o'clock afternoon caused by a small fire in the roof of the Old Post-office building corner Fourth and Sycamore. Fire originated from a defective flue and was quenched by a Babcock extinguisher before much damage.
Last night at a festival on Thos H Yeatman s grounds the Hurlburt family carriage crashed after hitting a short post near Mrs S J Holbrook s residence. Mrs Hurlburt was slightly injured and the daughter dislocated her arm with doctors attending promptly.
Officers for the coming term were elected at Damon Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias and allied groups. Worthy Chancellor L. J. Hupp and other posts were chosen, with additional elections reported for Cincinnati Encampment No. B and Oriental Camp No. 5 LO. K and Ship Lodge No. 1% LO. 0.
In March the South Carolina Legislature enacted a measure related to taxes on land and property. The act outlines taxation methods and applies to parcels across the state, with details still being interpreted by officials and affected taxpayers.
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