The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-11
The Democratic Concentjon.

Long before the time for meeting to-
day Arbeiter Hall was filed with dele
gates and spectators and the streets,
stores and saloons in the vicinity were
occupied by crowds of men discussing
the probabilities OF the Convention. The
generally conceded opinion was that
Johnston would have things nearly his
own way, and that the strongest fight
would be made on the Police Judgeship.
The delegates comprising the Conven-
tion were as follows:
| 1st Ward-1st Precinct-R. A. Thomas,
A, McMahon, j. Milet. 4th Precipot-F.
McGrew, b. H. Boedker, p. A. McCarty.
| 2d-1st Precinct-E. Buckley, j. Len.
non, Nj. Burns, l.. Pepper, B. Hoffman,
G. Cronin. ID Precinct-J. Cook, NJ,
Burns, q. Brazil.
3d-L. Grover, II. Westendorf, L. Hud-
epohl, jr., +. Moilenkamp,' A. Dollar, ?.
Mitchell, w. b. Huesman, V. Wulfeck,
f. Bagge, p. Spaeth, G. McDeyitt, X. Os-
terbrink, Ii. Thorner, p. Lenan, s. Hill.
4th-lst Precinct-J. Johnston. W.
Deihl, +. Duffy, w. Green, d. Cronan; d.
McNight, j. Brown, W. McKeran, j.
Kane. 2nd Precinct-W. Kelley, A.
Barrett, G. Stevens, M. Kennedy, y.
Dorna.
5th-A. Cline, NJ. Coreoran, P. Flaher-
ty, j. +. Mccarthy, ?. Lauer, sr., j.
Lyons, J. b. Krauth, j. Madden, ]. Ryan,
IL. Shiller, j. Cosgrove.
6th-M. Corbett, j. Mulyihill, ]. Helf-
lerich, j. Fry, d. Daylor, j. Mulroy, NJ.
Barrett, r. McDonough, j. Reniker, jr.,
L. English, +. Lyons, NJ. Giliigan.
7th-J. Koller, ii. Wubben, q. Ii. Ken
kel, III. Bertling, L. Springmeier, j. y.
krehnbrink. p. MeeIrath, Ii. Puthor, Ii.
A. Dusterberg, Il. Huesman and I'll. Luen-
ing.
Sth-L. McHugh, r. j. Manning. Or.
Bramble, j. Stenrenbergh, Il. MongheD,
ii. }. Berens, J. j. Smith, W. Jordon, ii.
Grunkemier, 7. J. Gray, J. F. Muldoon,
NJ. heber, j. Freely, &. McKenna.
9TH. Refs, J. Robinson, \. Powell,
l.. 6. Bernard, j. Bishop, g. Ahlers, j..
Setter, A. Buoker, It. j. Aleehan, }. Kra-
mer, +. Hartshorn.
10th-R. Ayres, B. Kuhl, J. Eppinger,
j. III. Boeliner, z. Dewald, B. Ill. NJ.
Buchholz, W. Seidel, ii. Korte, II. Lam
mers. V. Seibert.
11lh-S. Kramer, p. Schorr, @. Seyler,
S. BottenhorD, q, Kopp, A. Zimmerman,
j. Burkhart, n. Sinninger, j. V. Was-
ner.
12th-1st Precinct-W. Holmes, T.
Herzog, Ii. Brown, w. Lackey. 2d Pre-
cinct-J. Etble, j. A. Wirthwlne, ii.
Knodel, l. j. Miller, y. Devote.
13th-J. w. Feldmann, J. Hemmer, II.
Hartke, J. Heggenhoff, A.. Bleber, G..
Burk hardt, A. Boehmer, NJ. Korn, j..
Heltmann, Il. Lawton, J. Brinkman, IL.
Rowekamp, II. Zurlage.
14th-J. Sherlock, +. Heile, NJ. Murray,
N. Ktecman, w. Fallen, J. Fieckstain, G.
Conley, IL. Hulsman, T. FInneran, j. B.
Vanderheide, r. McGoyern.
.15th-H. HELLER, Ii. G. Holabird, j.
Mccarthy. NJ. Doering, j. b. Eneking,
A. Bast, Il. Lloyd, z. Malloy, A. Fuerest,
W. Carey, NJ. Buckley.
16th-J. I. Ackerman, T. Moore, B.
Busch, II. Mullen, j. w. Van Glider, I.
Garahan, q. q. Jones, I. Schahill, ST., p.
Brady, NJ. Veldman, Z. Robbins, j. Gun
ningham.
Leonard, Nj. j. Russell, j. Stall, i. Kra-
DR.. Maley, Il. Bultmam, j. Stout.
1Sth-Dr. William, IL. McKale, c.
Westphal, d. Shelan, Dr.'Basiord, W. II. i.
EngeiDrecht, j. Oonners, W. II. Hodg-
son, Ii. Collins, j. Manning, Z. Ken
neatly.
19th-P. J. Hogan, II. Bocklage, T.
Leahey, j. Nieman, NJ. l.. Henzie, b.
Bergman, A. Maher, d. Murphy, f. Putt
mann, J. McCann, E. Currep, u. Femme
koi, u. Snott.
2oth-G. q. Sargent, B. Moorman, E.
Maudvllle, B. Uhling, J. Sheridan, II.
Wondering, NJ. l., Coughlin, b. Haveker,
ii. Foss, A. j. hoo, n. stexsall, 6. Cas-
tie.
2lst-J. Merritt, II. Rose, Nj. Kosterio.
ii. Blink, J. Vogt, I. Dilhof.
22d-B. Heuckman, j.. j. Farrell, L.
Kittering, f. Wersel, $. Wollslein, j. q.
Roth, j. II. Bohlke, q. Gels, W. O'Don-
aid, 5. Eagan, j. Patton, &. w. Ghilds.
2Sd-G. Helmig, Il. Galbrailh, P.Fratz,
T. Wilson, Il. Hoelscher, ID. Canavan, j i.
Mailman, j. Brady, r, Reynolds, J.
Dorsch.
24lh-1st Preclnct-M. Miller, J. Nc
Clelland, G. e. Minister, j. Vorwerk, j.
Greybehl. "a Precinct-N. Tninnes, N.
koerner, j J. Metz, J. DAILY, G. Peters.
25th--V. NickoIas, E. Daley, A. Doeble,
L. l.. Armstrong, H.J.Tolken, }. Bohnen.
Up to the time of going to press the
Convention was still engaged in attempt
ing to effect an organization,