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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1872
Page
2
The death of Mazzini marks the end of a restless career as a political agitator long linked to conspiracies against established orders in Southern Europe. Once hailed by some rulers, he is described as bold and indefatigable yet increasingly lacking in prudence, leaving a stormy and unsatisfactory lasting impression.
A tel egraph chronicle describes the downfall of Fisk Gould and company as Erie railway plunderers are exposed and the Tammany ring fears exposure. The piece urges vigilance against corrupt politicians and suggests the era of high level villainy may be waning, though only a beginning has been made.
The Cincinnati Star Publishing Co announces a forthcoming weekly issue at one dollar per year. It will condense current news into twenty four columns and avoid long legislative debates or sensational sermons. The aim is to enlighten and amuse readers with meaningful progress reporting.
The Star outlines aims to educate through a high quality weekly paper, stressing habit formation, moral standards, and informative content. It promises current news aligned with farmers, mechanics, merchants, and families, plus premiums like a $100 Espy organ to encourage reader clubs and circulation.
The Senate discussed the civil service reform bill as Mr Trumbull defended his record and opposed partisan appointments while Mr Morton and others accused him of favoritism. A committee of nine lumber interests prepared to travel to Washington to oppose the relief bill. Twelve thousand more census copies were ordered. The body adjourned after lengthy debate with no major bills passed.
Washington notes outline a flurry of introduced bills on naval rank abolition and bridge construction over the Ohio at Henderson, plus tax and telegraph postal links. Senate actions include civil rights debate, a government building at St. Louis, and a post office bid reform bill advancing. Local items report an eagle incident in Kansas, a death tally from elevators, and a quip on modernization and homicide.
A Republican city convention is set for Tuesday March 19 1878 at Greenwood Hall with an apportioned number of delegates from each ward and precinct. Delegates will be elected Monday March 18 1878 between 6 and 8 PM for wards including the eighth ninth tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth first precinct second precinct nineteenth twentieth twenty first first precinct twenty first second precinct twenty second twenty third twenty fourth.
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