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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1872
Page
2
The report notes temper among workers has softened since last week and many laborers favor a rapid settlement with employers. A few violent leaders still influence some factions, but a majority could accept a satisfactory compromise soon.
The notice requests friends across the court to periodically report grain and fruit crop conditions in their localities. It argues such practical agricultural updates matter more to readers than political campaign chatter and aims to share brief communications on the topic.
The article argues the Geneva talks will read out indirect damages, removing delays and easing the dispute. It credits Bancroft Davis with overreach and suggests this streamlined approach preserves national honor and avoids wasted dispatches, potentially shielding the British Ministry from a confidence vote.
A New York opinion argues that eight hour work limits should be nonmandatory and left to individual contracts. It suggests workers and employers can set hourly wages to reflect desired hours, avoiding strikes and preserving business stability.
Vari nmors claim the Penitentiary explosion stemmed from a weak boiler that leaked after repairs a year earlier. Discipline laxity noted as contributing factor with numerous inmates from multiple counties injured. one listed as seriously hurt with fractured breast bone and eye injuries.
A Washington letter outlines the American position in the Alabama claims arbitration. It notes President Grant’s insistence on no further concessions, his belief in peaceful arbitration under the Washington treaty, and England’s objections to the supplemental article. The piece emphasizes resolve to pursue peace and avoid new compromises.
Debates persist over the fifth article and a proposed eight month delay in submitting final arguments. Officials argue delay preserves advantages, including fisheries and San Juan dispute settlement, while cautioning against harming future treaties with England and risking a broader conflict.
A Geneva tribunal gathering to settle the Alabama raids against John Bull shows a mix of famed figures. Count Sclopis visits Princess Clothilde at a lakeside villa while Charles Francis Adams tours a chateau. Lord Cockburn enjoys carriage drives as Baron Itajuba’s worry over a sick daughter keeps him away. Only brief sittings prevent full acquaintances among the arbitrators.
Wild plums and grapes promise a large crop this season and peach and potato yields look strong. Wheat damaged by the fly in Wayne county and army worms threaten Gibson county fields. Eli Emmons dies at Wells county. Terre Haute Odd Fellows plan a July rail excursion. Trill’s Waterloo store burglarized for 50 dollars. A Fort Wayne firm buys 100000 pounds of wool. Logansport Masons prepare for St John’s Day and new lodge hall dedication. Indianapolis Daily Journal to merge with Commercial. M.G. Lee takes editorship. Republican State Central Committee meets in Indianapolis to nominate at large congressman and a presidential elector. July 10 convention scheduled. An anecdote about a rector’s parable and Poles’ craft as tailors noted. Tips on living within income contrasted with lack of income.
A Boston program featured Kaiser and Leutner in vocal bravura with Abt conducting and Strauss in the Blue Danube. The Grenadier Guards performed Semeramide and Reminiscences of Meyerbeer as the audience roared in acclaim.
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