10 Jul 1875
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1875
Page
1
National briefs report Canadian goods in bond questions, a Treasury inquiry, and a Washington investigation into clerks and alleged misconduct. Separate item notes a July 10 fire in Wakeman Ohio at a saloon and nearby properties, with detailed insurance and loss figures and affected businesses.
A late hour suicide attempt using a razor is described with unclear names and places, followed by a Windsor Supreme Court injunction restraining city officials from enforcing an ordinance amid pending merits. Judge McAllister plans further argument next week, with decision on the merits unlikely soon.
Columbus July 10 The Attorney General refuses to approve the plan to erect the said building for the Girly Industrial Home. Corbin, the Westerville station keeper, was arrested yesterday for promiscuity and will be brought up for trial today. Not guilty verdict returned in murder case of Susser and Carpenter with eight minutes of deliberation.
Historical notes from Louisville and surrounding venues recount a Silailard tournament and horse racing events on July 10. Highlights include eight entrants, preliminary times, and names such as Jack Horkaway and Portamouth Girl. The record mentions divisions like running and trotting with multiple horses and drivers listed.
The July 1 tally for Montgomery, Kano, Butler, Cowley, Lumber and surrounding counties shows four million bushels of wheat expected for the year with Saline County alone over five hundred thousand. Eastern corn remains hurt by grasshoppers but yields average. Northwest Iowa and surrounding states report no material crop damage from rains and cool weather.
Local briefs from Macnox and surrounding areas describe multiple incidents. Michael Dorrie beaten his wife after drinking. Clarke arrested on bigamy charges from Michigan. a Sheriff transported him on the night train. A farmer, Joseph Nowell, was shot and killed by County Commissioner James McGonagal after a drinking dispute. both men were well known. Emile Gerard, a Labadieville storekeeper, was shot and killed by a drunken colored man on the Fourth of July. Robert Harrin, an elderly resident of Bly county, was shot and killed by neighbor Frederick Beedy. In Lawrence, Thomas John 800 reportedly killed by Marshal McKinnie during an arrest attempt.
Fragmentary wire service items report a drowning of Bernard Keown near Pulaski Michigan a boy Winfield Markhart fallen into a lake in Bay City expanding political tallies in Canada Parliament election results disputed by parties a Troy Ohio cart accident injuring J T Ball and his wife and two daughters and a Wardaw man found dead with feet cut off near guardhouse injuries and a rambling note on court proceedings and unspecified event in Omaha patrols.
A Boston to New York sprawl of reports covers Maulinot’s credit letter on U S abroad, Sage’s half million aid to Rubino, and Becever and Tilton legal costs. The Gouteride Railroad collision debate moves to public view as Vice President Housdale denies direct fault while Coroner’s quest awaits. Additional local notes recount a stabbing murder on Broadway, a police court arraignment, and civic plans for ferries, bridges, and park concerts.
The July 10 notes describe French and Spanish campaigns near Aragon and Alava with casualties and retreats, plus flooding in Liseux and rising Rhone waters. A London letter quotes Parson on American and Irish cricket scores, and a reward is issued for a murder suspect in Jersey City. In Florida, Indian prisoner families face relocation. A British item notes a German publication’s criticism of trials and a willing witness in a murder case.
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