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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1872

Page

2

Classified Notices of Subscription Rates

The notice lists subscription terms for The Evening Star including postal district rates and carrier delivery options. It records pricing for one year six months and weekly single copies and provides mailing details at the Northeast corner of 5th and Vine.

Sixteenth Annual Report of the Ohio Reform Farm School

The report shows 1 479 boys admitted since opening and 379 current inmates, with 63 discharged to parents or friends, 17 indentured, and 15 to self care. Boys from 61 counties, Hamilton county sending 7, and sales earnings from peaches 7409.95, grapes 6953.22, and strawberries 45.12 reflect substantial income and community impact.

Ohio Reform Farm School Hamilton County

Gen Sickles and his covert MISSION in Paris

The American minister to Spain Gen Sickles met foreign stockholders in Paris amid Erie ring turmoil and a renewed push for reform. He says he acted as law counsel and had presidential sanction for a three month leave of absence to pursue a program. Critics warn such power could threaten private rights and set dangerous precedents.

Spain Sickles Tapis Erie Ring Paris Tammany Ring Erie Railroad

The Trappings of Life in American Society

A chronicler cites Ruskin to chastise excess and luxury in the United States. He contrasts English and American displays of wealth with a critique of conspicuous consumption evident in Central Park, Saratoga, Newport, and Long Branch, urging reflection on true life aims amid rapid commercial growth.

John Ruskin England Col. Fisk Central Park Saratoga Newport Long Branch

Scythian honor and the call to true life values

A historical essay critiques society’s chase of wealth and status. It contrasts external trappings with inner virtue, urging readers to choose genuine compassion, personal growth, and humane action over ostentatious display and public acclaim. The essay cites Ruskin’s notion of “Scythian honor” as a warning against hollow success.

Lazarus Caina Chambers’ Magazine John Ruskin

Americans in Paris and a New London Zoo rhinoceros

A Boston Advertiser letter describes Americans in Paris clashing with Englishmen over Alabama, a South born veteran’s duel at an opera, and a wave of secessionist sentiment among ex rebels. It notes an English shipowner offering privateers and reports a Sumatra rhinoceros at Regent’s Park Zoo with a cautious temperament.

Ser Paris South Alabama England Zoological Garden Regent’s Park Sumatra Bartlett Memnez

Senate Debates over Post Office Contracts and Wisconsin Rail Forfeit

Senate debate centers on a House bill penalizing contract misconduct in mail transport when contracts fail. Trumbull defends himself over a $10,000 fee claim tied to the McArdle case, denying Johnson ties and pressing for inquiry. Legislative focus shifts to the Portage Canal, Lake Superior Canal, and Wisconsin Lake St Croix railroad, with votes on lands grants and Northern Pacific railway provisions.

Mr. Ramsey Minn Committee On Post Offices House J. Trumbull Ill Hastings Frambull McArdle Supreme Court Uni Johnson Senate Trumbull Stanton General Grant Chandler United States Grant Michigan Sherman Ohio Ferry Portage and Lake Superior Canal Wilson Mass Corbett Oregon C. M. Lockwood Logan Scofield Committee On Commerce Southern Improvement Company Pennsylvania Seaboard Beatty Committee On Printing Globe Wisconsin Lake St. Croix Ketcham N.Y Butler Conger Strong Are Dunnell Hay Illinois Congress Randall Aeyugen Tyner Indiana Hazelton Stevenson Eldridge Wis Northern Pacific Railroad Company Yeas Faroe United Sea Coghlan Crebs Critcher Crossland Darrall Davis Dickey Finkelnburg Forker Garfield Getz Galladay Grifith Haldeman Hanks Harmar Harris Havens Bawls Hays Hays Ala Herndon Holman Kebley Kendall Kerr Killinger King Lewis Lowe Manson Marshall McClelland McGrew McIntyre McKinney Mercur Merriam Merrick Monroe Morgan Niblack Packard Parker Perry Porter Prindle Baceis Fone Rice E. H. Roberts W.R. Roberts Robinson Rusk Shanks Shoemaker Smith Snyder Speer McCormie Mitchell Moore Negley Orr Palmer Taffe Thomas Townsend N. Y Twichell Waddell Walden Waldron Warren Wheeler Young Northern Pacific Railroad

Exile of Pius IX may head to Trent in Tyrol

The article asserts jewels and movable church property will depart Rome with Pius IX as he leaves the Eternal City for Trent in the Tyrol. It notes Trent’s Austrian ties, Adige location, 1212 Byzantine cathedral, and historic council of 1545 1564. It recalls Pius IX’s possible exile and return in triumph as in Avignon.

Vatican Pius IX Trent Tyrol Austria the Adige Venice S. Maria Maggiore Rome Avignon France

Foreign items show Spain unrest and Dublin amnesty demand

A London letter says Senor Sagosta predicts a Spanish revolutionary movement. Paris hosts a diplomatic dinner with Washburne and European reps. Paris reports Pardons Commission rejected hostage killers, while Granville notes the French Commercial treaty abrogation. Ireland readies grand pro amnesty protests for St Patrick’s Day.

London Senor Sagosta Spain Ireland St. Patrick’s Tiersman United States Disraeli Granville Berlin Gladstone Fish Rome Ceracuzzi Correnti Castagrata Commerce Mazzini Cissey Mineae War Paris Longwy Belfort Metz Strasburg

Splendid Mausoleum Tahal at Agra Described as Finest in India

In Agra Hindostan the Tahal mausoleum built by Shah Jahan for Noor Jahan remains well preserved. The marble complex sits beside the Jumna and features a central seventy foot dome, decorative minarets, mosaic walls of carnelian and jasper, and a central hall where the emperor and queen lie. Total cost reportedly over three million pounds.

Agra Hindostan Shan Jehan Noor Jehan India Jumna

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