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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1872

Page

4

Death notices and public meetings stir Cincinnati

The column records a six year old girl’s death in Cincinnati, Lyman Trumbull’s speeches to Liberal and Democratic voters at Mozart Hall, and the Board of Control confirming Gen. W. H. Halpin as County Engineer replacing Gen. Ammen. It also notes transfers at Trinity and Evanston, a coroner verdict of brain congestion, a fatal fall at Plum street, Trumbull’s arrival by C H and D railroad, and the opening address by S T Hunt at Mozart Hall mass meeting.

Lyman Trumbull Cincinnati Mozart Hall Board of Control W. H. Halpin Gen. Ammon Abram Nicely Columbia Henry Tohman St. Bernard Benninger & Bernard Plum Street Dayton Burnet House T. Hunt M.W. Meyers M. W. Meyers Gen. Ammen Wm. G. Halpine

Suburban News Briefs From Richmond Ind Court and Local Affairs

The Police Court reports 15 continued and 26 new cases with fines for speeding, disorderly conduct, loitering, and concealed weapons. Officers Fox assault cases, and fire department uniform concerns are noted. Sheriff Heart’s 1871 72 financials summarized, plus railroad talk on New York Central plans and political chatter ahead of the Louisville Convention. The corn crop is described as the county’s largest ever.

Carter Henry Rackers John Gibb Louisa Johnson Michael Bremer Robert Gustinger Peter Bartley Hannah Green Nathan Kelsey Mary McGowan John Delaney Richard Nicholson F. Thrasher John Sparks Thomas English Wm. Cassidy Fox James Wiley Thomas McCohen New York Central Sandusky Ohio St. Louis Louisville Greeley

Dills Wins 2000 Damages Against Kentucky Central Railroad

In Bracken county circuit court at Brooksville Samuel Dills of Pendleton county won a 2000 damage verdict against Kentucky Central railroad for injuries from a fall while alighting a train at Livyngood Station. Huston also won a 300 verdict after being ejected for fare nonpayment. Both cases appealed.

Bracken County Brooksville Samuel Dills Pendleton County Kentucky Central Railroad Company Livyngood Station Huston Catawba Friends of Greeley and Brown Latonia Springs Col. W. 8 Okin Jud Perkins Berry Samuel Russell Street Pike and Eighth Managin

Gas mains laid on German pike and city council split on avenue plan

Gas mains have been installed from the bridge north to Rock Street and along Blue Rock to Hoffner's corner then Hamilton Die and Spring Grove Avenue back to Millcreek bridge. The season's work is done and mains will be laid on conditional territory next spring. The avenue improvement is postponed as council divides with Brown Clinton in support and Bruckman Fuchs Reichrath opposing. The meeting at Strong's Hall will feature Job Stevenson Jacob Wolf and S. L. Hayden as speakers. Sixteen cattle owned by Tarrant near Mt. Airy died recently, likely from exposure to Texas cattle in the area.

Ine Rock Street Blue Rock Hoffner Street Railroad Company Aan Strong’s Hall Job Stevenson Jacob Wolf 8. L. Hayden Mr. Tarrant Colerain Colerain Ske, Near Mt. Airy Texas

Rip Van Winkle Plays Delight Wood's Theater Audience

Rip Van Winkle enjoyed a repeat showing at Wood's Theater drawing a large satisfied audience. Rice's Minstrels pleased the public and Robi McWade will perform his Rip Van Winkle at Pike's Opera House next Monday night.

Rip van Winkle Wood

Daily Market Review from September 4 1872 Bran Bran Prices

Trade shows no improvement with bran priced at 8 per ton and shipstaff at 14 17. Butter remains in demand for Western Reserve fancy but light supply. medium and low grades dull. Cheese firm with good demand. cannel gas coke and coal prices listed. coffee steady with fair consumer demand. fruits and flour in varied demand. grains and hay mixed, oats and barley steady, molasses and syrups moderate. Pork and meat markets quiet but prices held. sugars and lards reported with firm tendencies and steady bids. Vegetables including potatoes onions and sweet potatoes show typical seasonal demand.

Shipstaff Western Reserve Foughlogheny Ohio River Raymond City Conan Laguayra Java Wepa Doz Kentucky New Orleans Borges Sc. Petroleum Srovisions BORK Orleans Demerara Timothy Clover

Widow Manages Legacy of Cumminsville Pioneer Teacher

Mr W W Tozzer died at his Cumminsville residence early this morning at age sixty. One of the town’s oldest settlers, he moved there in 1837 and devoted much effort to public welfare. A founder of local and Mount Pleasant schools, he served on the School Board for over twenty one years and left a record of industry honesty and patriotism.

W. W. Tozzer Cumminsvile Tozzer Cumminsville Ribage Eee Mount Pleasant

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