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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1872
Page
3
A chaste but earnest speaker, a middle aged admirer, declares love for neighbor Nelly and imagines tea visits, cradle duties, and playful moments with her baby. He laments thoughts of social boundaries, youth, and his own rival emotion as he contemplates absence and longing.
In Glyndon a small plain girl named Mignonette Grey stands apart from the lively village seaside season. Orphaned young, she clings to her uncle Captain Grey while the three Grey sisters chase social fame. Her sorrow deepens as she yearns for a world she cannot enter.
May brings a bright Glyndon season as Mignonette and her three cousins arrive at the White House. Anxious for music and teaching dreams, Mignonette faces her uncle’s stern refusal to let her pursue teaching, while relatives tease her as a “blue stocking” in a village poised for lively summer.
Special correspondence from Lancaster notes Commissioner Howe’s European prison reform tour and his favorable remarks. The Ohio institution houses 380 boys with strong morale, a new family building, a frescoed chapel to be dedicated by Rev. N. P. Bailey, and ongoing construction including gas works. Students balance half-day study with labor, grapes and peaches drive sales but prices are low, many boys are employed in drying fruit, and the farm operations promise utility for winter.
In Worcester, Charles Sumner was nominated for Governor of Massachusetts by the Liberal and Democratic State Conventions. The announcement comes as a joint nomination reflecting cross party support in the state.
Paris awaits the Czarowitch and the Prince of Wales who are expected in the capital early in October. Geneva reportsBerlin conference results favor peace in Europe. A mutual agreement may unite three powers to deter aggression in France. Health stats show 460 deaths last month. A charity benefit for Matt Folger features Rice's troupe at Melodeon Hall. Ohio & Mississippi Railway updates schedule with the Osgood accommodation and a changed Louisville express arrival.
Detectives Mitchell and Kushman arrest Robert Williams, a Kentucky toll-gate robber and jail escapee, on John Street. He allegedly shot a deputy marshal during transport to Nicholasville jail and later confessed after questioning. Rewards totaling 550 dollars had been posted.
County Commissioners adopt a resolution directing the Auditor to redeem 60 bonds when funds exist, reporting at the next meeting. The Board of Control will concur at its next session, promising to save interest for taxpayers. Davenport excursion group visits. Rowland greets them and new Chamber officers are announced. Covington elected President. Rowland praised for service.
In COMMON PLEAS BEFORE JUDGE AVERY the State v Frank Gubrant ended with a not guilty verdict. The State v John Theskner remains on trial for allegedly cutting Frank Burdieck on April 19 with self defense claimed by De pareee.
Market notes provide mixed prices across futures and spot in wheat corn oats and hogs. Wheat steadies at 1 20 Septem ber and 117% October while cash bids 124. hogs 7 501 head official count 5 077 head steady and active. pork and lard firm with pork around 141 dollars per cwt in New York. sugar and coffee ranges quoted with varied activity.
A serialized description presents six chromes titled Catching Sunbeams The Pet Lamb Unconscious Sleeper Confidence and Hide and Seek. The scenes show mother grandmother with children in cozy farmhouse rooms with piano, potted greenery and a Newfoundland dog. Subscriptions offer mailed chromes for one dollar plus ten cents mailing.
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