The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-08
THE DAILY STAR
oov1NGToN.

Louis Braker returned this morning
from Lexington, KY.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe returned
this morning from Cynthiana, Kentucky
A grand Democratic torchlight pro-
eession is announced for tomorrow
evening.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
Monday night to burglarize the house OF
Mrs. Jarvis, No. 424 Madison street.
Father Knowles Shaw, who has been
preaching at the FiftA-street Christian
Church, left to-day for his home In Chi
cago.
The cigar store of j. II. Seaman, No.
"a East Second street, was bufglarized
night before last OF $35 worth OF cigars
and tobacco.
MAYORS CoURT.-James MeCeurt, ST.,
disorderly conuuct filed away; Thomas
UNeah petit larceny, continued to
Thursday; George Stickred, disordefly
conduct, dismissed; Philip Ben, drunk,
dismissed.
The coopers Of Adams shop turned
out in full force this morning, also the
employees of the Covington Wire-works,
In grand parade on the streets, all on
account of the alleged election of Til
Zen and Hendricks.
Mr.. Flavin, OF the tobacco firm OF
Messrs. Rich, Gates, Moore 81 Flavin,
pm Madison street between Fourth and
Filth, was thrown from an elevator and
Iell Into the cellar on q pile of shavings.
The elevator kept on descending, and
MIR. Flavin would have been crushed to
Heath il the pile had not been 30 flexible.
AS it was he was badly bruised.
THE ELECTION. - The largest vote
ever polfed in this city was polled yes
lerGay. The following is the results
Tilden, 2769; Hayes, 1904; Carlisle,
1913. MIden's majority, 1,105. Car
isle's majority. l210.
In Ludlow, Kenton County, Ken
lucky, the vote was: Carlisle, I15; Lam
dram, 152-Congressional; Hayes, 1876;
Fllden, III.
CyntAiana gave 800 majority for TIL
den. and Falmouth gave 200 Democratic
majority, according to trustworthy au-
3horities.
NEWPORT.
Ex-Mayor Hayman says the result is
4he direct work of Providence.
Out OF one hundred and forty colored
votes in this city but two were cast for
Hilden.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
again Saturday evening al the residence
OF Mr.. A. Ii. Cole, 200 Bellevue street.
Old Uncle Jimmy, a colored 'sgemman"
over a hundred years old, marched to
the polls yesterday and cast his vote for
Tilden, Hendricks and Reform.
Mr.. Charles Mauget displayed the
Stars and Stripes and the French colors
from his store this morning ON learning
OF the great Democratic victory in this
city.
Will MIR. G. l.. Rugg please rise and
explain what all this means? A letter
with the following address was received
by that gentleman this morning: Hon.
q. l.. Rugg, P. d. c., and q. f. q. G. T.
The ELECTIoN.--Newport yesterday
polled 2,oSo Votes--400 VOTES more than
ever poIbed before. The result is as fol-
lows: Tilden, 1,474; Hayes, 1,414; Car
aisie, 1,34l; Landram, 1,306. 1'ildeu's
Majority, 10; CarIisle's majority, 33.
The Democrats had jollitcation
meeting at the Court house this morn
tng, ana were addressed by the follow
Ing well-known gentlemen: Col. Jones,
Col. HounsheM, ajor Hallam, Albert s.
Root and Prof. j. GIlson. There was an
immense crowd in attendance and all
were jubilant over the great victory
gained yesterday.
CITY COURT.--Marshal MCGOWAN and
Hreen CrasmaD, the two colored men
who made the assault on Officers Con-
oily and Bodkins on the night of the last
Republican procession, were brought be-
fUre Judge Geisler this morning and the
former fined $50 and costs. The proof
A0t being SO strong against the latter,
he was let of with $40 and costs. Wm.
Donahoe and Steve. Nolan, two CinciB-
matt lads, were each fined 81 and costs
for disturbing the peace.
DAYTON, KY.
The vote here yesterday resulted as
follows: Tilden, 274; Hayes, 22S. Car
isle, 26I; Landraln, 236. Tllden's ma.
)ority, 46; Carllsle's majority, %.
Charley Macarthur, better known as
a.the boss" is the happy father of as |
sweet q little Tildenite as ever was |
1een. The little fellow came to see the |
Election, and got here Just in time to |
hear OF Sammy J.'s success. There |
pught TO be no trouble about name for
him. Samuel Tilden Macarthur W wouldnt |
)Uund badly.
BELLEVUE, KY.
The following shewshow the day went
here Tilden l20, Hayes 125 Carlisle 1O9
Lanaram 1856. Ha, es' majority s: Ian.
hram's maj )rity n.
RIVER NEWS.