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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1872

Page

4

Notice to Railroad Agents and Star Delivery

Notice requests railroad agents and responsible parties to act as distributors for the Daily Evening Star at rail stations. Rates are one cent per copy. The Star office is at the northeast corner of Fifth and Vine Streets with entrance on Vine, plus a weather report by Henry Twitchell for Tuesday June 11 including temperatures and wind.

Daily Evening Star Eyewixe Star Henry Twitchell Optician West Fourth Street Henry Hildebrandt Vine and Twelfth Streets

Local notes on repairs, protests, and incidents in the city

The brief column reports Grant Chubs organized in Sixth ward, a silverware donation at the police office for identification, a waterworks pipe issue, and a tax exposition committee bridge approval. It notes injuries to a hose-reel driver, Charley Chesley’s illness, a Mt Auburn church meeting, a new steam fire engine trial, Mexican cattle lassoing exhibition, temperance picnic at Parker's Grove, a fatal milk scald to an infant, a near accident on streetcar No 6, alderman Estonrl’s buggy mishap, Jail Barns awaiting extradition, saw mill accident, Josie Jones concert at Pike's Opera House, and a missing shoemaker William Witt.

Elm Street Art Hall Wa. Warnse Company No. 6 Charley Chesley Seventh and Ninth Street Railroad Mt. Auburn

McWilliams Inquest Reports Unknown Attacker

Coroner's jury declares Daniel McWilliams died from bowel inflammation caused by injuries from an unknown man. The assault occurred June 6, 1872 at 88 East Front Street. death noted yesterday morning at No 68 East Front Street.

McWilliams Daniel McWilliams East Front Street Bz Alle Hadlock

Miami Ministerial Conference Sesssions at Christ Church

The Miami Ministerial Conference meets at Christ's Church Baptist. Rev. Dongiasa of Lebanon delivers last evening's discourse. Ex Mayor J B Wallace leaves tomorrow for a trip through Iowa with a quirky travel kit. Louis Spiehel weds Florence Hutchinson at a local church this morning.

Miami Christ’s Church Baptist Dongiasa Lebanon J.B. Wallace Towa Walsh, Brooks & Kellogg's

Police Court notes and theatre news mix of cases and acts

The report lists numerous Police Court sentences for drunkenness disorderly conduct vagrancy and assault actions including bail terms and fines. It also covers the Martinetti-Ravel troupe at Wood's Theatre praising Jocko the Brazilian Ape and Ignacio Martinetti, plus upcoming Billy Mannings Minstrels at Pike's Opera-house. A fatal stabbing case in Inwood Park prompts a warrant for suspects. Incorporation of Union Backer Verein filed with trustees Ferdinand Caracolo Peter Setzer and Charles Moore. City street cleaning costs compare Boston and Cincinnati.

Schemmelpfennig T. M. McCarthy T. M Tindley Bace Street Isaac Holliday James McHugh Il. McCormack Eek Jervet Booth Robert Shannon Pat Loftus Hey Michael Hittick George Dent Wm. Jones George Ocler Fred Wenzel Martinetti-Ravel Wood Jocko Ignacio Martinetti Wm. A. Huntley Billy Manning Minstrels Pike's Opera-house Sweet William Josie Mansfield Our City St. Louis Tony Pastor Eila Verein Recorder Ferdinand Caracolo Peter Setzer Charles Moore

Covington News roundup of local scuffles and civic notes

Reports from Covington describe a boy chased from a car after fare payment, a small fire in a stable quickly fought, two white doves found in a cellar, and a sensational midnights marriage scandal involving Thos O Meara and Henrietta J Stevenson. A Cincinnati man claims his wife Stevenson is married to O Meara, leading to a Workhouse arrest. Also noted are Madison street rowdies, Kenton county court terms, and the School Fund status with $80,000 debt and $150,000 to $200,000 assets, highlighting bond sale at 98 cents.

Osage Hartley Bros Squire Francis Thos O'Meara Henrietta J. Stevenson Benjamin Katz Vine Street Cincininati Stevenson O' Meara Katz Covington Madison Street Esquire Francis Kenton County

Newport City Council session yields no action

A Newport special session failed to pass any ordinance as the Law Committee substitute tangled amid debates. The piece notes the council’s confusion and the impact on the city’s welfare while other items include a murder case preliminary hearing, a bail bond, a club picnic, a Grant s Lick fire, and a breach of peace case ending in nolle prosequi.

Frank Shlekis Jno Schuster Esquires Buchanan Southgate Oriental Club of Newport Parker's Grove Grant's Lick Upton Clary Country Nation Ver Root Artsman Nolle

Court Report Common Pleas Narrowly Convicts Thefts

Kate Lyons pleaded guilty to petit larceny after retracting a not guilty plea to grand larceny. She was sentenced to six months in the Work House and fined 200 dollars plus costs. Kate Farley O'Donnell and McDermott withdrew not guilty pleas and pleaded guilty to petit larceny. sentence postponed until next Saturday.

Common Pleas Befons Juper Avinyr Kate Lyons Kate Farley Kate O'Donnell Ann McDermott

Cincinnatians Going Abroad

A column listing Cincinnati residents and families sailing on various ships to international destinations with names and ship dates. Entries include Shoemaker family by Baltic, Sargent party by July 138, Bragdon by California, Thombon by Adriatic, Skinner by Oceanic, Sparrow by City of Paris, O Conor by Egypt, Whitman party by Republic, Kenny group by Atlantic, Gest by Algeria, Perry by City of Brooklyn, and other accompanying spouses and relatives.

Parthia R. M. Shoemaker Baltic D. B. Sargent E. M. Wayne Wayne G. P. Jonas California Charles ©. Bragdon John Hood Hugh Mertie Adriatic S. L. Thombon Oceanic Atlantic D. J. Kenny Charles Brown J. H. Moore A. M.smith Algeria Joseph J. Gest E. A. Ridgway M. T. Findlay Gest Ohn van David Pinger Louis Bissell G. T. Roberts City of Brooklyn J. T. Perry

Dayton KY Syndicate Meeting and Tax Update

Dayton Kentucky reports a syndicate meeting this evening. City clerk turned the tax bills over to Treasurer Termin who is now receiving taxes. The Baptist Sunday school plans a picnic next week and No.2 Side ToldctdMion will offer a premium of at least ten dollars at the next meeting. Profits for six months exceed those of any existing association.

Termin Baptist Sunday School

River News and Levee Report at Pittsburg

Weather is clear and warm. Levee business fair. Pittsburg river height rises to 6 feet with likely gain, while the river here falls to about 11 feet. Arrivals list several boats from Louisville and beyond, departures mirror. Wrecking company has removed burned wrecks from the levee. The R W Skellinger sails for Memphis tonight, Gen Buell to be repaired and resume Mail line trips. Coal tow near Pittsburg bound south totals over fifteen million bushels.

Pittburg United States Ben. Franklin Louisville Telegraph Pomeroy Charmer Evatsville Bostona Portsmouth Wildwood Chile Ben Franklin Ohio Leonora Madison Wrecking Company Walnut Street R. W. Skellinger Chenoweth Memphis Gen. Buell Pittsburg

The Tiber Treasure Debate From Rome to London

A London Time correspondent from Rome questions the belief in hidden treasures in the Tiber bed. He cites previous dredging and river works behind St Angelo, noting no discoveries and arguing many relics were destroyed or repurposed long ago. He references statues, marble, and bronze losses, plus historical hoards moved to Carthage and Belisarius era redeployments.

London Rome Tiber St. Angelo England Gregory the Great Gregory Paul Tih Robein Eneseric Carthage Belisarius Constanteer Justinia

Market Review Shows Mixed Commodity Prices Across Staples

The report notes firm olive and grain prices with quiet demand for items like flour and oats. It lists ranges for meat, oils, and cereals, cites sufficient supply for several crops, and mentions steady demand for hogs and lard while vegetable prices reflect good supply of old potatoes and rising demand for greens and produce.

Thin Fen Hill L.e Epicidas de Coe Roverik Saat Trump Porto Rico Erara Bush Turk’s Liverpool Ener Nea

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