Star Co Entrance on Vine Sts Northeast Corner Fifth
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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1872
Page
4
Grand Jury and Trial Docket Colorful Local Briefs
The Grand Jury sits as John Houstman faces murder charges for the Margaret Maloney case on Eighth Street Hill. Peter Schwab is acquitted at Hamilton for ballot box stuffing. Corrections note a death report error on smallpox for last week. Detectives seize about 2000 dollars of stolen goods from a Memphis shipment. The United Railroad Stogit Yard Company buys sixty acres to build large yard facilities near Brighton House, with track extensions planned. A canal water project to Millcreek near St Bernard proposes locks to the Ohio River, with state city land transfer and damages terms for mill owners holding leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Houstman
Margaret Maloney
Eighth Street Hill
Grongx D. Hoover
John Robinson
Peter Schwab
Hamilton
Peter
Carr and
Orr
Longworth Street
Memphis
C. Buxbaum
West Fourth Street
United Railroad Stogit Yard Company
Brighton House
Millcreek
St. Bernard
Ohio River
Col. Jones
Legislative Committee of the Common Council
Juniata
Pittsburg
Bermuda
Evansville
Liver Moon
Anna
Red River
Potomac
New Orleans
Esperanza
Chapman
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Belle Verpo
City
Nashville
Alaska
Abert
Falls City
J. W. Garrett
Pearson
Texas
Sand Island
Garrett
New Albany
Louisville
John TI. Guyre
Ohio
Co. T. Dumont
Hudson Bay Company
St. Paul
Dumont
South America
North America
New York
Philadelphia
Alex, McDonald
John 8. Devenny
U. 8
Secretary of the Treasury
George
Boatwell
Washington
Police Court Opens With 39 New and 3 Continued Cases
The Police Court docket lists 39 new and 3 continued cases. Several arrests for drunkenness result in fines. Notable rulings include discharge for removing iron as a work of necessity, and House of Refuge commitments for a minor and for a mother who harbored a daughter in a lewd establishment. Continuous drink-related arrests lead to warnings and short jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cobb
Dan Smith
Charles Welker
Michael Norton
Paul Coop
Washington Street
Frederick Meyer
George Géréman
House of Refuge
Mary Melntyre
Pearl and
Elm Streets
Lock Street
Henry Collins
Christ Vonderscher
Holland
William Martin
Annie Gibbons Challenges Weston in 100 Mile Pedestrian Run
The man-woman Annie Gibbons declares she will walk one hundred miles against Weston or any man who accepts the challenge. She has recruited a pedalist to assist and plans to proceed tomorrow if Weston declines, aiming to prove stamina and attract attention from pedestrianism enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gibbons
Weston
Annie
Redistricting Case Decided In Cincinnati Injunction
Judge Cox announced the decision in favor of the plaintiffs locking in an injunction against the city redis tricting commission. The crowded courtroom drew local notables as the opinion was delivered. Also listed are building permits for Russell Morgan & Co to erect a four story stone and brick front on Race Street, Lewis Stix & Co to repair a three story brick on Elm Street, and J W Asher to add to a three story brick building on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Brookbank
Russell, Morgan & Co
Race Street
Sixth
Seventh
Lewis Stix & Co
Elm
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
J. W. Asher
Fourth Street
Pium
The Thomas Concert Announcement and Noted Opera Virtuoso
The sale of tickets begins tomorrow at Church's store at 9 A M for a Harmonia Society concert featuring Mr Thomas, whose long New York career and high reputation promise a rich treat for readers. A major surgical operation in Cincinnati Hospital removed a large ovarian tumor from Mrs. T A Plants of Pomeroy, weighing nearly 70 pounds, performed by Dr Dunlap with son and Dr Cassatt assisting. prognosis favorable for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Harmonia Society
Thomas
New York City
New York
Cincinnati
T. A. Plants
Pomeroy
Ohio
Dunlap
Cassatt
Cincinnati Harmonie Society
Theo. Thomas
Marie Krebs
Bernhard Listemann
John Church
Man dies after assault in Covington. suspect jailed
F Sanders, from Benton Station Kentucky Central, was robbed and struck on Seventh near Madison in Covington. He died at Canton from a fractured skull. Thos McKenzie of Benton is jailed as a suspect. Also: Knights of Pythias and St. Aloysius events, court docket light, Hawes named water works clerk, and a $10,000 damages suit by Volney Hutsell against F Watkins over alleged wife abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sanders
Benton Station
Kentucky Central Railroad
Seventh Street
Madison
Canton
Benton
Kearns
Thos, McKenzie
Sanders
Knights of Pythias
Cincinnati
Newport
Myrtle Lodge of
Covington
St. Aloysius Catholic Benevolent Society
St. Aloysius
Circuit Court
Volney Hutsell
F. 3
Watkins
Hutsell
Newport Election Returns Mark Quiet Municipal Vote
Newport voters show scattered leads in early noon counts. Clerk lines show Line 218, Hawthorne 462. President of Council King 335, Berry 418. City Attorney Geisler 276, Nelson 160, Boden 344. Council races vary by ward with Towns leads and narrow margins in First Second Third Fourth wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line
Hawthorne
King
Berry
Geisler
Nelson
Boden
Townsend
McClure
Connely
Widing
Weaver
Pagan
Suydam
Myers
Thompson
Tippeshauer
Big Boy John Powers Thrills Pittsburg Readers
A lively Pittsburg fragment notes tall 18 year old John Powers, Kentuckian, at Heys House before a side-show. It lists arrivals from Madison to Tennessee river, and departs for several cities. Also details steamboat incidents, repairs, and a legal question about carrying coal oil on passenger steamers under new laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
John Powers
John
Heys House
Daily Market Review from the Evening Star 1872
The report lists active demand and firm prices across commodities. Beans, bran, butter, cheese, eggs, coal, fruits, flour, grain, hay, hogs and oils show varied demand and steady to firm values, with notes on quality and regional price ranges.
Dayton Meeting at Concert Hall Sparks Controversy
A large Dayton gathering at Concert Hall Saturday night featured speeches by Col McArthur, J B Chadwick, Gen Arthur, Wm Hassan and others. The Dayton controversy escalated with sharp personalities, and the paper declines publication of a lengthy Chadwick reply, citing the dispute has gone beyond bounds and will be halted by the editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concert Hall
Col. McArthur
J. B. Chadwick
Gen. Arthur
Wm. Hassan
Dayton
Chadwick
River Weather Update With Snow and Thaw
Weather shifts from wintery snow in the afternoon to warmer conditions with a southwest wind. Rain is indicated in the next day. The river continues to fall with 11 feet in the channel as thawing persists.
Linseed and poultry markets steady amid quiet provisions
Linseed holds at 88 900 per gallon while lard stays quiet around 2 85c. Poultry demand rises for chickens at 376 4% per dozen with dressed turkeys steady at 14 15c per pound. Potatoes mixed with Peach Blow at 80c per bush arrival, 6c from store. Early Rose 3 25 to 9 50 per bag, Early Goodrich 3 8 25, Sweet Potatoes 350 per bag. Provisions market quiet with mess pork at 13 and sales near 127 1 2. Bulk meats calm. shoulders 43, 4Xc, clear rib 610, clear sides 6c. Sugar cured hams dull at 114 12sc. lard inactive with city kettle 9c, country 84 9c, prime steam 8c. Clover seed steady at 10 10xc. Timothy 325 850 per bushel. Flax 160 per bushel. Whisky fair at 6c per gallon. Cotton quiet unchanged. middling 21 7 %c, low 7 %c. Bond and exchange notes show government gains, sterling at 1093, gold at 3 percent. Market summaries from New York, Liverpool and London report firm sentiment and futures activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
A Hemorseless Swindle and a Parisian Microscope
A Hartford Times note recounts a long running hotel safe swindle where a missing package later proved to be a $560 deposit, not $15,000, revealing a confederate scam. The piece also notes an ex prefect of Eure on trial in Rouen for embezzlement and a forecast of micro photography enabling miniature newspaper editions with pocket size text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl’s Hotel
Park Row
New York
Earl
Emerson
Mr. E
Boston
Howard
Hartford
Connecticut
British Journal of Photography
Macaulay
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Star
Daily Evening Star
Evexing Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
Manon
Berone Juper StRawn
C. T. Dunant
General Lytle
General Buell
St. James
Maysville
Kitty Hegler
Kanawha
Ohio No. 4
Wildwood
Chile
Chas. Bodman
Kate Robinson
Tennessee River
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
Choice Navy
Shipstaff, &c
Choice
Indiana
Ashland
Youghiogheny and
Cannel
Iowa Springs
Dayton, KY
River News
Telegraph
York
Liverpool
London
Erie Railroad
Eure
France
Rouen
Ponyer Quertier
Cabiet
M. Dufaure
D. Kinsey
Partagas
Flor
Bueno
Cabanas
Key West
Londres Chico
ARS
Frank Thompson
Baltimore
California
Oscents
N. E.cor
N. W. Cor
Beeler & Curry’s
W&f
Bey Shayne
Ezekiel & CO
West Pearl Street
First Spring Trade Safety
D. Heaton & CO
E. Fourth Street
Mericuanoise
JAS. P. McNamara & CO
F. Andress & CO
Wilson Bro
Pike’s Opera House
Wabash Avenue
West
Chicago
Manning
Ww. W. Newcomb
E. M. Hull
Andy McKee
Stevie Rogers
T. Murphy
Little Eddie
Matchless Ree
F. B. Naylor
J. J.elly
E. M. Kayne
J. F. Dunnie
Con. T. Murpdy
Chas. Hunneman
W.H. Strickland
Theo
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Lizzie Sherman
Harry Watson
James Spraight
Mammoth
Comany
Parqust and Circle
Family Circle
THE
Necromancer
Gire
Ninth St
Evening Star
Mcgrew
Walnut Street
Wright
Star Office
Fountain Restaurant
West Fifth Street
Chas. Sissan
Perera 14 Rt
Vici
C. F. Vent
Walnut Sts
Frank Werle
H.J. Miller
Vermillion County
Illinois
T. D
Star
Burnett & Reeder
Mt. Auburn
WM. Rendigs
West Third Street
Paintsville
Iowa
Third Street
W. Ss. Belt
East Third Street
In the Evening Star
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