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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1873
Page
3
A cryptic fragment questions the brain’s search for meaning as thoughts wander like a field in a barn, invoking an abstract inquiry into perception and endless cognition. The line hints at a theoretical look at mind and memory in surreal imagery.
A vivid recollection of Besancon during the French Revolution depicts the march on Versailles and the siege of the Chateau de Quesne. The Marquis confronts a rising crowd as troops loom, the old tyrant facing a new era. villagers storm the chateau and the host is faced with public judgment.
A night scene recounts a noble Marquis ordering last acts as rioters seize a chateau Now the Marquis detonates a gunpowder trap destroying the ruinous hall and killing all inside The narrator survives amid smoke and ruin witnessing the chateau collapse and expresses horror at the Marquis’s crimes and deceit
A digest of brief items: Senator Pomeroy ill in Kansas. Philadelphia pledges over 600000 for Centennial events. Dow Empress of Brazil buried. John W. Boone dies. Ohio Senate bill curbs prize packages. Bank of England rates near 2 1 2 percent. Boston legally liable for buildings blown up in the great fire. Pacific Mail doubtful on Alaska loss. Claggett of Montana rumored as Utah governor candidate. Russian preparations for Khiva conflict with 60000 troops. Rhiers rejects committee plan. Duluth Wisconsin Northern Pacific dispute resolved. snow slide in Little Cottonwood Utah. Phelps Dodge withdraw compromise in enthronement case. Tichborne claimant bonds set. Tweed jury deliberations continue. temperatures record 84 degrees below zero. Louisiana election investigation may forge new poll. Iowa leads in newspapers. Chester Valley Bank teller sentenced. Glasgow meeting raises Campbell monument funds. Matthew Wilson dies frozen near his daughter’s home. New York Cubans plan expedition fund. New Orleans likely departure port. Livingstone health improved. French coast crisis near Ourori. Sir Burtie Frere to coast. Lranton Rolling Mill expands capital. Southern Methodist claim for war bail discussed by House Committee.
London reports Russia rejects external dictates and demands immediate abolition of slavery as Prachaizs amendment passes in the Cortes. Spain gains with government successes against the Carlists.
In Boston January 30, Spence Peltes the first was found guilty of forgery against Matthew Bolles and sentenced.
In New York on January 30 the Tweed case continued after a defense address. Trial proceedings moved forward with Tremaine for the defense presenting arguments. The jury is expected to be charged tomorrow.
Jersey City January 30. The mansion of the late Edwin A. Stevens at Castle Point Hoboken is burning. Firefighters report the blaze will likely destroy the structure due to scarce water supply and great distance.
January 30 reports from Mt Washington relay House and Lake Station show temperatures plunging well below zero. Baltimore records four degrees below zero while nearby areas including North Carolina and Frederick drop to 24 and 19 below respectively.
An adjourned meeting in Curcaco elected directors H Bless and John Inne of Chicago Jelesse O Norton of Chicago Joshua Stark of Milwaukee C H Moore of Clinton R B Tracy of Princeton D C Farrell of Peoria Anthony W Street of Council Bluffs James E Boyd of Omaha C N Rix of Topeka and Howard M Holden of Kansas City 19 241 votes were cast with totals from 18 000 to 19 000.
Washington January 30 testimony in the Mobilier Investigation centers on John Beatty Ohio recounting Stevenson’s claim of prior Sioux City road information from Ames. Alley cites 1867 Credit Mobilier shareholders meeting promising stocks to parties. Wilson recalls Ames and Alley among Congressmen tied to Iowa Falls Sioux City rail project. adjournment follows as debate continues. Postal telegraphy bill gains Senate support. Alta California & Western dispatch cutoffs cited to sway lawmakers.
John Drexel of North Vernon Indiana broke his leg after slipping on ice near the Coaurier office and was taken to Bettestreet Hospital. In a separate incident a man named Robert White was arrested for assault at Kitty Bunker's hotel on the levee. Geo Davis and John McNulty were arrested in the Ninth-street Station house for loitering and suspected theft respectively.
The paper promotes itself as the leading agricultural publication in the Upper Mississippi Valley covering agriculture horticulture stock-raising and household reading. It seeks good agents and offers subscription rates of 1 per year and single issues at 10 cents.
Local notes show societies listing meeting times and venues. The entry cites Central Avenue as a meeting location with details pending confirmation.
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