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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1872
Page
3
Fragmented lines describe a forest scene with withered plants and fallen birds. The speaker feels a vast universal movement and urges onward as stars and time loom toward an eclipse of sorrow and death. The tone is reflective and cosmic.
The Board of Arbitration concluded its business in Geneva and adjourned until Monday for final translations. An award for losses caused by the Alabama Florida and Shenandoah and US pursuit costs was reported as a likely 16 million dollars. World leaders and officials prepared for signatures to implement the treaty terms.
A string of short items reports John Dove killed by a falling timber near Jaaper in Dubole county. Jefferson county seeks a term for Dr W A Collins. William Huston’s will earmarks funds to Hanover College and Connersville real estate for the poor. Mishawaka burns as twenty buildings fall to a late night fire with one hundred fifty thousand dollars value. insurers listed across major firms. John Connery, 22, found badly injured on a Logansport track with unclear cause. Indianapolis cut pay incident leaves Charles Hickey amid drunk peril and a possible lynch mood subsides.
Describes lapis lazuli as a blue mineral used in jewelry and mosaics with calcination revealing a jellyy paste. Notes sources in Persia and near Lake Baikal, with ultra marine coloring from Levant origins. mentions lavish French treasures and a humorous village Tea Party anecdote.
The Moro Castle brought the Bienville’s burned crew from Nassau today. Also noting Lombard Ayers Oil Works on Sixteenth Street has burned since midnight and not a large loss. Independent Grant and Wilson Glee Club reports strong turnout and seventy names enrolled as members. The Exposition music program includes marches and overtures by Seidensticker’s Band tomorrow.
A vivid description covers two chromes: a boy decorating lambs with flowers in a rich boudoir setting and a sleepy child with a cat and a dog in a country interior. A mother knits nearby as a two year old plays hide and seek with his sister. Both scenes emphasize warm domestic life and charm.
Coroner's jury could not identify the man killed by John Jones in a saloon incident yesterday. Reporters heard differing names, with John Bingham alias George Shortbook suggested. a partially legible book on the body bears the signature Jacob Steigler. The deceased is unclaimed and to be interred this afternoon. A second case saw P. A. Jones found guilty of selling liquor. a $50 fine imposed amid defense alleging prohibitionist bias.
Transfers recorded include Philip Klopfer to Henry Bartles for lot 83 by 9 feet at Fifteenth and Vine ($15,500). G N Leighton to Bertha Walter for lot 3814 by 98% feet on Cincinnati side, plus rear width. Several other deeds noted: Cincinnati rail line parcel for $3,325. Conrad trust to Heinrich Wiegmann for lot 204 by 52 feet on Mechanic in Reading for $650. W L Russell to T H Hunt 40 acres in Whitewater township. Wilby to Anna Perkins for undivided fifth of 58.10 feet on Madison pike east Walnut Hills. Isaac Graveson to Edward McGoldrick for lot 25,0780 feet on Seventh St near Harriet for $5,000. Edward Carlson to John Jayce for lot 1,975 on Lockland station plat.
The article portrays Amadeus of Spain as a vivid, early version of a fearless monarch. It likens him to Maximilian in grit and resolve, noting a pale intense face and a calm, indifferent bearing amid danger, earning broad respect from all social classes. A hint of loneliness shadows his striking persona.
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