The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-20

CoKINGTON.-The following is list
OF the candidates that will be,presented
to. the public for city Offices in the COM
ing january elections. For Treasurer,
i. q. Staphans, a business. man. and a
man of excellent character; w, u. Stone,
ssHonest Bill,,s thiss everybody knows,
is q popular man, and will certainly
make a good Treasurer; A. O.. Ellis, the
present Deputy County Clerk, is cef-
.tainly an excellent man for the office;
w. p. Mclaughlin and Riok Rattle are
also. candidates. For County jail.
ent host of the Hotel De
County, is a candidate.. Barney We'll
1enbrink is also aspiring 20 the Office.
For Street Commissioner, b.. ,Kuhr, and
edeplorablee old nuisance Dick Hack-
ers. For City Collectors Theodore
Wollking, j. M. Ransom, j. j. McLein
and John Felthaus. Among the above
candidates the contest lies between
Felthaus and Ransom, both good men.
Wharlmaster, j. j. Calvin, no opposi-
ton. Marketmaster, Dick Lambert. City
Attorney, j. T. Harrison. Rube Mo
Donaldiis a candidate for reelection to
Council in the Second ward. l.. j.
lBiakely and IA. n. Rose are gworlsingsand
Edwards and VIM. Hall in the Sixth.
1 Kings bury & Reese lost valuable
horse on Thursday. night.
Some thiei, a few nights ago, entered
the house of MRS. ERans, No. 533s Scott
street, and stole u valuable overcoat.
|. The ball givensby the s.Merry Devils,"
at Drexellius Hall, last night, was
largely attended.
/. An axle OF the engine on the Falmouth
train was broken, FRI
day, causing considerable delay.
A little sixteen months old son OF Mr..
Lloyd, had two of his fingers crushed in
a irightfui manner by being caught In a
heavy door, as it suddenly closed.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the
jury failed to agree in the case OF John
Graziana,. charged with rape, and the
case was again continued. Hiram Alex
ceny, were found guilty and sentenced
to one year in the Penitentlary each.
James s. Vine, of Danton, KY, was ad-
mltted to practice law at thisibar.
Thecase ofthe Commonwealth against
John i. Martlu, Charged with man.
slaughter Of JAS. @. Camniiz, was called
in the Criminal Court yesterday morn.
ing, but on account OF the absence oil
Important witnesses the case was con.
tinued until O'Clock, when it wasagain
called. Alter the impaneling OF jury
witnesses ior the Commonwealth we're
called. The case was again taken, up
this morning.
Iu the Mayors Court this morning
came Christ. Centitf and Jacob Herzog
tn o iilustrious Germans, VINO had drank
"Zwei lager" and then INDUCED in q
tree and easy fight, before His Honor
Jacob said that-he was as good.a friend
"mit Christ. as if Christ. had not hit
him." and Christ. responded likewise.
They We're fined 81 and costs each. Bob
Fisk, Tom Sanford and A. Spears went
to the "Merry Devils" ball last night
got drunk ana raised the devil in gen
eral. Their cases were continued unit
next Tuesday.
NEWPoRT.-Claim to the amount O.
S346 IA. were allowed at the meeting o.
The Water-works Board lastsnight.
Henry Krotzbaeh is a most unhappy
man. His faithless spouse has pulled
up stakes and left his house, leaving NJ
consolation behind-not'even his Hlrni.
ture. Such is life.
No City Court this morning.
To-day there is but one ferry-boat run
ming. One or the other OF these oil,
"tubs" is continually undergoing re
pairs.
A son of Mr.. Matt. Betz drew gols
watch at the St. Stephens Fair oil
Thursday night. Col A. s. Berry drew
the CLOCK.