10 Oct 1872
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1872
Page
2
The Daily Evening Star reports a circulation lead of over 28,000 more than any other afternoon paper in Ohio. The figure highlights the paper's prominence within the state's newspaper market.
Fragmentary text mentions Allsut ball and Bagot with CM at will prompt five orwed. No clear event, date, or outcome present to identify a full news item.
The Covington office lists subscription inquiries and advertising rates. Advertisers must test at the Covington office before 9 o clock A M for inclusion in the next edition. The Star Publishing Co. outlines contracts and payment for the same.
Later returns from Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania vary the results as announced yesterday. Indiana selects Hendricke Governor by a margin around 2900 to 8008 with Republicans carrying most statewide tickets and a near full GOP Congressional slate. Pennsylvania shows Martianover majority near 39000 and GOP leads in the Congress. Mississippi inquiry on African alien naturalization ends with Attorney General Williams advised, noting the 1870 act allows naturalization for African nativity and African descent, permitting an alien African Presidential elector to vote.
An Ay exhibit highlights Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, described by Louise Chandler Moulton as a supreme work in the Louvre's grand salon. The article notes the painting's serene gaze, enigmatic smile, and the master’s long dedication to capturing its beauty.
The article reflects on Leonardo da Vinci’s four year creation of the Mona Lisa and the mystery of her smile. It cites Lorenzo Calamatta and Théophile Gautier, noting mixed critical views and enduring fascination with the portrait as a symbol of feminine enigma and artistic mastery.
A Canada Farmer note reports that English breeders favor lines where one animal sires both the sire and dam, making parents half siblings by the same sire from different dams. It claims such inbreeding improves constitution but may strip color, except possibly ears, and yield lighter cattle.
Experiments measure average weight loss from drying corn at one-fifth and wheat at one-fourteenth. Farmers may profit more by selling unshelled corn in fall for seventy-five cents than summer price of one dollar. Wheat at 132 dollars rising to 150 dollars by June. Figures assume seven percent interest and ignore vermin losses.
M. Ernst Pica the French Minister Resident in this city departed for Paris after being recalled by the government.
Indiana returns show Browne's majority rising to about 600. Hunter leads Voorhees by over 400. In Philadelphia Hartranft's official Philadelphia majority is 20,437 as he runs well ahead of the state ticket.
Judge Straub presided as twenty five cases were disposed. Drunks and disorderlies received various penalties from thirty days to fines and costs. Several offenses included petit larceny assault and battery and carrying concealed weapons with dismissals noted.
Yesterday a confrontation between Sam Thomas and his wife led to a severe blow and her collapse. Thomas was detained after resisting search and a sling-shot found. In court the charge shifted to assault with intent to kill and he was bound over for Common Pleas. concealed weapon charge was dropped. His wife testified she remained badly injured.
A melee at Canal and Walnut streets led to the demolition of doors and windows at a house of ill fame. Lawrence Harrington was wounded by a stab to the left breast and arrested with Charles A after weapons were found. Minnie Wolf, keeper, was also harmed. Harrington discharged. Kahl charged with stabbing, assault, and property destruction.
The Sabbath school event at the Church of the Cross on Fradiay and Baymiller streets unfolds this evening at 6 oclock with Miss Florence Tennery Frank Barrett Mattie Lowes Lizzie Stillman the Misses Peters and others performing No admission fee A pleasant time anticipated. J B Conklin before Commissioner Halliday charged with taking illegal fees from Richard F Porter Conklin says excess was for funds advanced his client in regrees.
The Nation condemns taunting elderly leaders as savage and absurd noting generals and statesmen like Moltke Thiers Palmerston Cockburn and Dix. It cites the Hannibal and St Joseph Railway toward Atchison nearing completion with trains expected by May.
The text outlines a broad market snapshot including imports and exports of leads, flour, corn, oats, barley, cotton, whisky, pork, bulk meat, bacon, kettle, and various price notes. It records demand, prices, and sales volumes across commodities with mixed activity and some firming in certain categories.
Market reports from Liverpool Chicago New Orleans and New York list wheat, corn, oats and flour prices with quiet to firm trading. Prices shown include No 1 red wheat 1 58 to 1 65 per bushel, corn around 63 65 cents, lard and pork steady, with hogs and cattle receipts described as moderate and prices largely unchanged.
The Goodyear Rubber Co based in New York lists a range of items including the iatele a Periodical Band two dollars, Atmospheric per y Bustle two dollars, rubber gloves priced at 150 per pair, and Velvet Rubber Wondswetter two dollars. Other novelties and ladies garments are offered with mail order sales via O Box 5,180 New York.
An advertisement touts Gettysburg Water as a powerful universal remedy with claims of dissolving calculus, easing gout and rheumatism, and aiding numerous organs. It cites medical authorities and congressional endorsements, lists testimonial physicians, and details packaging and pricing for orders to physicians and the public.
A detailed guide by M. D. Over of Cincinnati on the laws governing livery stables, sale and auction of horses and live stock, and the responsibilities of proprietors, veterinarians, and inn keepers. Includes clear rules on warranty, safe keeping, and daily transactions to save stock raisers and stable owners time and expense.
A landmark treatise on sale law and warranty for horses and live stock garners endorsements from legal journals and farmers alike. Reviews call it essential for lawyers, livery stable keepers, innkeepers, and horse dealers, detailing duties, deceit avoidance, and care liability.
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