10 May 1872
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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1872
Page
1
A fragment mentions Thomas Buchanan Read and the Erie Presidency, with note of a forest destroyed by fire in New Jersey. It lists Methodist General Conference and Spanish Cabinet, then states Not. Dissolved.
Maparib official report states the proposed Cabinet dissolution is abandoned and the current Ministry will stay in office after differences are reconciled.
The four-eared race between ant Gavi Merwebadge and the igh brothers in this city draws notable interest in aquatic circles with substantial money pending on the outcome. A Washington dispatch reports the State Department awaits Schenck’s messages and responses to determine if a Tribunal of Arbitration meeting will occur next month. If dispatches favor arbitration not, recalls for the agent and counsel may be issued immediately.
Mrs Esther Routt wife of the Second Assistant Postmaster General died here yesterday morning She had arrived from Bloomington Illinois The President directs an executive order to reiterate the eight hour law must be enforced El mira Female College students visit the Capital with professors A reception was hosted by the President and Mrs Grant Western Republican politicians urge General Grants withdrawal for Senator Morton as nominee ahead of the Philadelphia Convention
Judge Caton of Ottawa argues in the Chicago Times that only Democratic unity on Greeley can stop Grant. He contends Greeley stands on Democratic ground with one exception and would not be hostile as president. Also report of three strikers threatening a non union worker and police action. The expected vast turnout on the 15th is anticipated.
In Brooklyn on May 10 the Methodist General Conference reconvened and read many reports on secret societies Freemasonry and theater. Dr Carlton presented the Book Agents report but the motion to dispense with further reading failed. Dr oy Ren protested that his name had been used without authority for four years, sparking a heated exchange among Drs Lanahan and Carlton before adjournment.
In Lake City on May 10 Ira Reed was instantly killed by a lightning strike as he stepped from his home. His body was disfigured and burned, the accident occurring near his residence on the outskirts of the city.
Weather forecast indicates a northeast moving low barometer with cloudy and threatening skies, likely over New England. Ohio Republican leaders at a state central committee meeting expressed that liberal efforts failed to split the party and foresaw the Cincinnati convention aligning with Greeley and Brown, while some members discussed national action.
Snow fell at Salt Lake and a national iron manufacturers convention was in session at Pittsburgh. Miscellaneous items include tariff, loans, a drowning in Buffalo, base ball scores, a Salt Lake arrest, a veto overridden, Mormon missionaries sailing, political caucuses, medical association stance on alcohol, a Photographers' convention, and several accidents and insurance details. Many short notices cover varied events across cities.
A Kentucky fragment reports on Longfellow the horse at Lexington racing week with owner Mr Harper planning multiple events. It also mentions Paducah and local reader sentiments on the Greeley and Brown nominations. Additionally the piece quotes Maysville Bulletin on Kentucky's first settler John Finley in 1778 and corrections about earlier entrants, referencing various historical figures and locales.
The record outlines 18th century Kentucky growth with Harrodstown, Harrodsburg, Logan’s Station, and Simon Kenton’s camps. It notes fort builds, salt expeditions, and limited settlements before 1779 Bryant’s Station. It mentions John’s cabin on Hinkston and 1778 capture at Lower Blue Licks.
Senate passes West Point appropriation. Sumner seeks civil rights amendment. amendment rejected. House amnesty bill tied to civil rights measure. vice president casts decisive vote. Navy and land warrants for veterans debated. South Carolina contested election case asuntos set. tariff details noted with leather and chitory duties.
A chilly audience praised Miss Coombs in Juli ana and Mr Frederic Rob inson in Duke Aranza. Mr Bradley excelled in Mock Duke while Chanfrau earns praise and a Ticket of Leave Man benefit at Wood's tonight. Next week Chanfrau stars in Kit the Arkansas Traveler and Neck and Neck plays at the National. Davies the ventriloquist joins other novelties.
The Lane Seminary graduation ceremony drew many friends as music by the First Presbyterian Church accompanied the event. Rev. E P Pratt opened with invocation. Half the class delivered orations on topics from Old and New Testament relations to Pietism and Monasticism to the Religious Novel. Diplomas were awarded by Rev. Thomas E. Thomas, with an alumni address by Rev. R Patterson on Progress in Theology. A ladies prepared collation followed. The 1872 graduating class includes Charles E Barnes and others from Martinsburg and Morrow Ohio.
Rockville Indiana and Bat tle Creek Michigan are cited among renowned pastors. The procession mentions Rev Dr Fisher formerly of Second Presbyterian, Rev Dr Halty of Albany, and Presidents Rev Dr Tuttle and Rev Dr Andrews of Wabash and Marietta colleges.
The article covers a council meeting with contracts for nuisance abatement on two lots, wharf-master collections for April, lamp-post petitions on Orchard Street, York Street improvement ordinance, and various contractor bonds. It notes a union church petition, payments to city staff, Powell Street improvements, and a weigher's monthly report. Also mentions a May wedding, local politics, and a Grace M E Church social event.
Reports describe a man Philip Mench injured at Niles Tool Works by a falling plank. County jail lodgers count four. Gas pipe added for public night meetings in the park. Three fire alarms noted with fires at Saig Miller’s kitchen H D railroad wood pile and Jenn Ely’s house, all controlled without fire dept help. State Rep S B Berry ill with typhoid. Neptune fire company plans a July 4 ball at Opera Hall. German society to hold a Monday fairgrounds gathering. Saloon robbery on Main Street and theft from Robinson’s stable. Apollo Band gives open air concerts in the park. Chicago Relief Committee reports 63190.84 balance. Bilas W and Folger named in latest committee actions.
Mapris reports on government complaints about French sympathy with Carlists on the frontier. Berlin notes Bismarck's sleepless illness from overwork. Washington mentions engineers planning to publish a letter repudiating Greeley and Brown. New York notes a fire damaged Maas & Whaler's carriage looking glass frame factory stock worth about $12,000.
Board proceedings show Keck opening at 3:95 with seventeen members present Privilege of the floor given to Meek Friend and others seeking alley vacating between Third and Fourth places Central avenue and John street Committee on Condensation to handle. City Treasurer reports code issues and claims for employee benefits. law committee to review. Trustees of Cincinnati University request 150000 in seven percent bonds for drainage. referred to Finance Committee.
The steamer Lookout was libeled this morning for damages claimed at $40 due to a collision. The vessel gave bond and was released. Oliver Wood of Portsmouth petitions for adjudication of bankruptcy with debts listed at $8,000 and assets at $636. Local social concerns mention indecent language at Mast End Garden and calls for stricter conduct by nearby residents and garden proprietors. Dr William H Atkinson of New York has assisted Ohio Dental College students with dental expertise. Jefferson fire company No 5 engine house undergoes painting and renovation.
Fragmented record of 14th century style land transfers dated May 10 1372 noting E D Seedam selling 7.48 acres in Samuel Moore’s subdivision Delhi township and multiple deeds including Geo N Sien to James H Silvers and others with references to Greenwood streets Locust and public plots plus various fractional parcels, prices and lot numbers.
The latest 102 A. M. quotations show Government bonds steady while Sterling remains at 95. Gold and copper prices drift with small gains. Other commodities including barley wine and whisky show mixed movement amid late morning trading activity.
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