The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28
THE DAILY STAR
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DRAFTED the tllfCy-tuifu anniversary oil
his birthday. A grand supper was
given at his home TO ever two hundred
guests. ret
Benjamin Hodges, the colored man
accused of an attempt to commit a rabe,
was examined last evening before
Esqures Tebbs and Kennedy and held
over without bail. ;rS
The Republican Executive Committee
mas resolved to hold u mass convention
in this city next Monday evening for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to the
District Convention.
MAYORS CoURT.-A. L. Greer, nuis-
Rnce, continues; John Griffin, drunk
and disorderly, 80; Mat Warren ana
Iheo. Rider, breach OF Che peace, con-
hnued; VIM. Norris, drunk, "a.
Judge Geisler has not tried case In
his Court Ior two days.
The Sixteenth Infantry Band will re-
main here for another month.
Rev, Father John Cook, of Lexington,
KY, is Visiting his mother in this city.
Mr.. t. a. WIdrig authorizes us to
btate that he is not candidate for the
Dfice Of Mayor OF this city.
The funeral of the venerable Mrs.
Schwsitzsrl was largely attended this
morning from her late residence on the
"Highlands." ....- .u0F'
MI. John Steinhouse, OF this city, will
furnish the refreshments for the Gerke-
Voss Wedding, that takes place at Gin.
cinnatf this evening. .....
Mr.. q. A. Rippman, of this citv, has
been awarded diploma OF honor and
medal OF merit at the Centennial Expo-
sition for oak upper leather.
The Republics Convention will be |
held Tonight, at The Council Chamber
after Council adjourns. The Democrats
meet al r ID Ren's Hall.
Az the primaries last night the follow
ing nominations were made;
REPUBLICAN.
First Ward-Delegates to this even-
ing's Convention: b. Z. r Dmmick. w. |
ii. Harton, u. W. Morris, Richard Smaller |
and John Stevens. For Council: w. Fl |
Harton. For ScAool Trustee, ID. p. r,
Dimmiok. Executive Committee: ID, Z,
II. Dmmick and A. y. Breith.
Second Ward-Delegates: ID. Schnei.
der, 1r., ID. Schneider, sr., Ii. Weher, jr.,
a. Weber, ST., II. Wendt. Executive
School Trustee: Thomas Dixon, CITY
Council: 10 be filled.
Third Ward : Delegates: Will. L.
Gould, John Roth, b. sohrader, II. We'd
ner, d. Brandt. Executive Committee.
VIII. l.. Gould, II. Sehrader. For Conn
Dil: Il. Schultz. School Trustees: W.
L. Dunkhorst, George Fuchs.
Fourth Ward--Delegates Abel Davis.
George Knarr, l. Brown, Fred. Swoke,
IL. WaLefhouse. Executive Committee:
A. Dayis, u. Knarr. For Council: on.
yer Thompson. For SCHOOL Board: john
Hnelue. :,
Filth Ward-Delegates: John speck-
mann, John Steinlauer, Sam, Spath,
John Meckman, John Gugle. School
Trustee, Henry Ebert. Council, John
Speckman. Executive 10 Committee
Ehris. Hak and Milton Boldock.
Sixth Ward-Delegates Albert Cod
lrey, Charles Stanler, August Kuaw,
simon Eppard. For City Council, L. V.
Eenent, sr. Fer School Board, 4. b. Ii
Yodtsey, Cashier First National Bank, /
FOR EXECUTIVE Committee, l.. Il. Tenent,
August Boehm.
DEMOCRATIC. II
First tWard-lnuorseu Harton for CITY !
Council and nominated Paris Brown lor {
Bcn0o4 Board. ''
Second Ward-For Councilman, VIM.
n. Air. School Trustee, James Wallace.
Third Ward-For Councilman, Wv.
Grant. School Trustee, Thomas KEENAN,.
Fourth Ward - Councilman, George t
Iippenhaur. School Trustee, W. Il. q
w est. ' e
Filth Ward-For Councilman, Adam t
Ebert. school trustee, no nomination. q
Skin Ward-For Councilman, E. IL. a
Whlttlesy. school Trustee, e. Ii. Mcrin. /
1t is rumored that the Democrats. at
east portion or them, will bring out
ur. L. A. Widrig for Mayor, in ORDER to !
,eat MAYOR booen, being frightened by "
he eVaaehces OIL the iatters popularity. :
HAMILTON. +
The Reformed Church Sunday-school
i've a concert this evening in the
hurch. : =
The Emmett Dramatic Club will give y
hree entertainments in Beckett's Hall
ext week during the Fair, on the even
ngs of the 4th. 9th ana 9th. r
The Forest Festival, to come off to- T.
morrow evening aud Saturday alter e
Don, promises some good. The enter.
ainment will be given in Becketrs
lall. n
The County Fair opens next Tuesday. Z
nd II The weather continues good there
Ill be large attendance, as the Board
ave spared no pains to make the Cen
snhlal Fair one not soon to be forgot
an. a
General Sigel, Otto Dressed and Con.
ressman Savage were yesterday morn "
~ given fine airing by Messrs. Sohn.
Wens ana other prominent Democrats. n
hey were driven around in carriages ~
nd shown the beauty OF the city, and r,
8 suburban attachments, Lindenwald L
ebbysville.
Residents along the banks and in the Ia
Icinity of the Basin are suffering lear. II
lily from fever, superindueed by the ~
water, the result OF continued
akage from its banks. II ever there G,
as u public nuisance" this beautiful A
leet oil water certainly is one of the Ii
rst water, and something should be
,G9, sndd That right speedily, to abate co
10 same. / fe
The weeks notable event at Jones pi
.ation was the marriage yesterday ac- of
rnoon of Miss Maggie NJ. Beatty,
lughter of James NJ. Beatty, Vice Pres. ri,
ent of the First National Bank of this st,
ty, and Mr.. Ayers l.. Bramble, of Gin. ST
nnati. The happy event took place at NJ
e residence OF the BRIDES father c-.rl ~
mes Station at half past ana ~