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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1873
Page
3
A narrator recounts a grim ruin by the Doubs tied to a cruel Marquis. An elderly peasant, Michael Bastien, tells of terror at the chateau, murder of Jean Perret, and a deadly duel over a courtly love, ending in two deaths and a tale of noble excess.
The Queen's Bench Court in London orders Albert Tichborne to appear for contempt proceedings on Day 4 as he defends himself in the case.
Paris reports many arrests of Internationals last night as the government tightens measures. Names of members of the Bazaine court martial have been submitted to Thiers for approval.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad auctioned bulk coal in Scranton and nearby tonnages at varied prices. John Murphey was fatally shot in a Spring Street liquor store this morning. his cousin James Cay is alleged to be the shooter.
The Globe reports Topeka and Atchison figures in a close Anti-Pomeroy caucus vote for Senator. A cold, snowbound St Louis street scene contrasts with a kitchen explosion at Bones's restaurant on North Fourth Street. Cook Chas Kramer suffers severe leg and arm injuries. cause cited as too rapid fire.
At the Poland Committee session Mr. Brooks testified in Macomb v Credit Mobilier revealing a list showing Charles H. Neilson owning 150 shares. Colfax denied knowledge of the shares as Ames claimed a July dividend from Credit Mobilier. A joint Finance and Banking panel indicated a January 1874 date for specie payment resumes and free banking.
Robert Echart, 19, entered his aunt's West End house by force and stole $1,000 in Government bonds. The burglary appeared planned with an inside doorway marks, but bonds later recovered. He was jailed at the station house and awaits his fate as his aunt has not yet relented.
Market report shows January wheat holding firm at no 25 percent for February while March futures sit at 1.28. Corn remains quiet around 80 and 0 for January, February, and March with limited movement and departures noted for rails and trains.
A detailed 19th century treatise by M. D B D Hanover outlines laws for livery sale and auction stables, inn keepers, veterinarians, and farriers. It aims to provide clear, practical rules on unsoundness and vice, owners’ responsibilities, and avoidance of litigation and expense in livestock trades.
A broad, favorable set of reviews extols a comprehensive work on horse law. It covers sales, duties of horse keepers, inn and stable responsibilities, deceit in sales, and related legal matters. The text is lauded for clear organization, practical indices, and usefulness to lawyers, stockmen, and farmers.
Local clubs announce meeting times and locations for the week. Details list societies, venues, and frequently scheduled dates, guiding members to attend gatherings.
The readable bits mention Dr Macorst and a chronic diarrhoea condition linked to St Lema. a Reverend Youn refers to April 7, 164. The text is severely garbled but indicates medical opinions and a date in 164.
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