The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-09
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

r. The Republican Wigwam on Madison
street closed its doors yesterday.
The marriage Of Mr.. J. j. Klone to
Miss Lizzie Zweinfuss took place this
morning at 81. Joseph Church.
MAYORS CoURT.-Thos. O'Neal, petit
larceny, continued till Friday; Jerry
Donehue, drunk, 81; John Arnold, de-
struction Of property, continued under
$500 bail; Andrew Bell, drunk andkdis-
orderly, filed away; John Arnold, breach
OF the peace, $53; Henry Dresman, breach
OF the peace, SOB; John Dresman, b. each
OF the peace, S53.
The Ninth Ward Tilden Club will
meet Tonight to prepare tor parade
next Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Barclay entered suit for
divorce, yesterday, from her husband.
Alexander Barclay, on the grounds OF
habiLual drunkenness and wasting es-
tate.
ELECTION NEws.-The following re-
turns were received yesterday evenings:
Independence Town = Tllden, ITO;
Hayes, 66; Tilden's majority, 104. Car
isle, 1853; Landram, g.; Carlisle's ma
iority, 9l. For sale oil nquor, 8; against
y Independence Dlstrct-For sale of
liquor, 80; against, LAT; majority against,
10S
Florence = Tnden, 1858; Hayes, At;
Cooper, 5; Tilden over Hayes. 221. Car
lisle, 22S; Landram, SS; Carlisle's ma
5ority, 19j.
Burhbgton--Tnden, 223; Hayes, 80.
FTiIden's majority, al. Carlisle, 1917;
Landram, -; Carlisle's majority, lis.
Bedford, TrimbIe County rilden, 351 ;
Hayes, SO; Cooper, l.; Tilden's majority
BIB. Carlisle, 352; Landratn, 33; Car
bfsle's majority, o19. Estimated Demo-
cratrc majority in rrmbe, TOO to $40.
NEWPORT.
Extensive preparations are being
made for a grand Democratic jollItica.
afon meeting next Saturday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets this
afternoon at O'clock, instead of Satuf-
day, at the residence of Mrs. Cole, No.
200 Bellevue street.
Geo. Ready was Gagged last night for
t!Ifo wing stones, and This morning fined
RI and COSTS. This is the only item IN
Judge GeisIers Court.
The Fourth Ward Hayes Club put
their fl 4 at hah-lnast yesterday morn
ling, on learning the great Democratic
victory, but this morning she is once
more flying full to the breeze.
A beautiful chime OF bells, weighing
p $780, !, 400 and $50, have just been com.
pleLed at the foundry OF VanduZen &
Hift, in Cincinnati, Tor the st. Stephens
Ehhrch in this city, where they win be
blessed next sunday ny Bishop Toebbe,
hof Coyington.
The Fourth Ward Tilden and Hen
Aricks Club meets this evening to make
arrangements lor ratification meet
hng.
The Gaylord Foundry property was
sold by Master Commissioner Artsman
yesterday to A. .. Brannon, OF Louis
willie, tor $49, 100. Tue blast-iurnace was
bid in by MIR. Matthew Addy, one Of the
trustees, for SIS, ,5OO, tor the benefit of the
creditors.
I ELECTION NEws.-Cold Spring gives
the Democracy 3S majority, and High
lands comes to the rescue with 10 on the
same side. The total Alexandria vote
is as follows: Tilden, 301; Hayes, 1863;
Eilden's majority, 1873. Carlisle, 3O1;
Landrum, 157; Carlisle's majority, 144
HAMILTON.
The official majority in Butler County
is 2,67S, being an increase of las over
Barnes in October.
! The excitement all day yesterday
throughout the city was Intense
Crowds of people filled the streets most
of the day. About noon Col. Campbell
was serenaded at his residence, and in
response to loud calls from the crowd
made his appearance and made few
remarks appropriate to the stirring oc-
r,HAiOn.