The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-26

Precinct Of the Twenty-fourth Ward
last night to organize Tilden and Hem
dricks Club the following officers We're
elected: President, Charles Eekerti
Vice President. John Vorwick; oecre-
tary, Patrick Margerson; Finance Com
miItee, Frank. Miller, Mike Kearney,
John Grehbiehl, jr., VIM. Gelltus and
j. II. Deters. The next meeting will be
held next Saturday, September 80, and
all Democrats of the ward Will be eX-
pected to attend in full force. The meet
ing place is at Hegners Corner, Cole
rain Pike.
The following are the officers elect OF
the Eighth Ward Tilden aud HENDRICKS
Club: President, A. F. Clarke; Vice
Presidents, Larkin McHugh, ii. j.: Behr-
Lee, Charles Hearne, Frank. Specker,
Ben. Hotter, II. Quinn, VIM. Brennan;
Treasurer, VIM. B. cassidy; Secretary,
W. 4. Wick. Finance Committee, DR..
j. E. Marcus, NJ. Dlckman, D. j. Null
laney, B. Hotter, H. J. Behrens, P.
Gorian, I. Mongan, W. b. Cassidy, A.
Birnbryer, A. j. Gilligan, p. Murphy.
Campaign Committee, Thomas Lee,
Thomas j. Gray, NJ. Balm, John Feeiy.
The following meetings have been ar
ranged:
This evening, September 26, the Sew:
enteenth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club will meet at the Empire Hall, Sixth
street, between Smith and Mound. Ey-
cry Democrat OF the ward is expected
to be present.
This evening, September 20, Company
B, Tilden ana Hendricks Guard OF the
Tenth Ward, will meet at B. kuhPs,
their headquarters. Every one in favor
of reform invited to attend.
This evening, September 26, at Eliza.
bethtoWn, Whitewater Township.
Speakers: Hon. II. b. Banning, o. II.
Temple, Esq, 7. b. Paxton, Esq.
REPUBLICAN.-Grand mass meeting to
hight at Robinson's Opera-house. Speak
ers--Hon. Stanley Matthews and Gen
NJ. f. Force.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards OF the
Second Ward win raise handsome pole
on Thursday, September %, and have an
enthusiastic meeting at 2. M. The
Hayes and Wheeler Guards are re-
spectfully invited to be present.
Hon. Benz. II. Bristow, Gen. Geo. A,
Sheridan, Hon. Alfonso Taft, GOV. Ed.
ward +. Noyes, and other distinguished ID
persons will address the people of Ham.
ilton County at Oakley, on the afternoon
OF October 7, and at Cincinnati on the
evening OF the same day.
Hon. James q. Blaine, Hon. Alphonso
Taft, Hon. Stanley Matthews and others
will address the people of Hamilton
County at Hartwell on the afternoon OF
September 80, and at Cincinnati on the
evening of the same day.
HOPKINS HALL,
GIN CINNATI Sent 26 1874
General Order No.7.
1t is ordered, There shall be grand
parade of this command on Saturday
evening next, Sept. 80.
All the Staff and Brigade Commanders
will meet at these headquarters this af.
ternOon (Tuesday, Goth J, at 4 O'Clock, to
hear reports and receive further instruc.
tiOns.
Orders for rendezvous and line of
march will be given in subsequent Or
ders.
By order. II. G. YOUNG,
General Commanding.
Ii. 6. KENNETT,
General and Chief of Staff.
The Second Precinct, Eleventh Ward,
hold meeting tonight at 583 Walnut
street, to organize Company b Of the
Hayes and Wheeler Guards.
Company B, OF the Seventh Ward, last
evening elected the following officers:
First Sergeant, A. Frick; Second Ser.
geant, J. Kempher; Third Sergeant,
Leon Weber; Fourth Sergeant, NJ.
Schultheise.
The Second Precinct of the Twenty.
third Ward will be addressed by Chas.
Richards and Ferd. Vogeler this even
ing.
Meeting tonight in the First Ward at
the Eighteen's Englne-house, Delta
Station. Speakers, W. M. Ampt, and G.
Ii. Branscombe, of Missouri.
AlphonsO Taft and Warren NJ. Bate
man will speak Thursday nj ght at Pixies
Opera-house.