The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-19
Political.

| DEMoCRATIC.-The Democracy of the
Twenty. fifth Ward will indulge in a
pole raising, at the corner OF Elmore
street and the Colerain Pike, next Sat-
urday afternoon.
| The Tilden and Hendricks Club of the
Thirteenth Ward met at its wigwam
last night and elected the following Off.
GERS: Company A-Captain, Austin
Lauton; First Lieutenant, A. GrOsche !;
| Second Lieutenant, Mic Mueller; Or
derly Sergeant, j. Kreuter. Company
B-Captaln, Emil Disq; First Lieuten-
ant, A. Kellermann; Second Lieutenant,
II. Schlueter; Orderly Sergeant, Thos.
Bauer. The meeting was addressed by
Hon. VIM. Z. Wallace, and was very
enthusiastic.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club of
Oakley Precinct, Columbia Township,
has elected the following officers: Pres
ident, VIM. p. Ward; Vice Presidents,
Daniel Andrews, Peter Berger, Geo. w.
Crawford, Ii. 0. Newman, Chas. Scher-
burg; Secretary, Joseph Weber; Treas
urer, Anthony Brown; Executive Com
| mittee, Samuel Hill, A. Brown, VIM.
Ward, jr., Joseph Weber, Geo, Reter
and Theo. Chentz.
The Seventeenth Ward, in conse-
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pone their meeting for the organization
of Tilden and Hendricks Club until
Wednesday evening. Every Democrat
in the ward is expected to sign the roll.
The members of the Z eventh Ward
Tilden and Hendricks Club will meet
this evening precisely at o'clock, at
the corner OF McMcken avenue and
Elder street, in the Club Hall. to attend
the procession in honor of Gen. Sigel.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club Of the
Fourteenth Ward last evening elected
the following officers: James Sherlock.
Captain; Mic. Kleeman, First Lieuten-
ant; +. Burkard, Second Lieutenant;
Ed. Felix, Third Lieutenant; r. Han
drahan, First Sergeant; J. E. Damn, Sec
ond Sergeant; Thomas Zimmerman, Third
Sergeant; F. Borgerdiug, Fourth Ser.
geant; j. McAulih, Fifth Sergeant.
They will turn out one hundred and
| fifty three voters tonight.
This evening, September 10, at Sharon.
Speakers: NJ. q. Buchanan, Esq, and
Lewis W. Irwin.
The Seventeenth Ward will meet for
organization Wednesday evening, Sep.
tember 20, at Empire Hall, No. $40 West
Sixth street. Every Democrat in the
ward is expected 10 sign the roll. z. B.
Williams and NJ. J. Russell, Executive
Committeeman.
Wednesday evening, September 90 the
Fourth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club will meet at their headquarters.
The speakers announced are NJ. Corbett,
&. W. Gerard and E. B. Molony, Esqs.
Wednesday evening, September 20, The
First Ward, Second Precinct, will meet
at the Wigwam, opposite the EieYens
Engine-house. Speakers: Hon. G. w.
q. Johnston, G. W. Baker, Esq, and NJ.
f. Wilson, Esq.
The Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Tbir-
teenth and Fourteenth Wards will have
grand turnout tonight to escort Gen
eral Franz Sigel from the Grand Hotel
to Findlay Market.
The Fourth Ward Tilden and Hen.
bricks Club will meet at thti ir head
quarters, corner of Pearl and Eggleston
avenve, this evening at N O'Clock, for
the purpose Of attending the mass-meet-
Ing at Findlay Market.
REPUBLICAN. - The Fourth Ward
Hayes and Wheeler Club will meet at
their new hall, 204 East Pearl street, this
evening, at 1880 O'Clock, for the election
OF officers.
The Turner Hall Hayes and Wheeler
Club meet tonight.
The Third Ward Guards meet iu full
uniform tonight at the corner OF Syca-
more and Franklin Streets.
Brigadier General Charles Joseph, of
the First Brigade Hayes anG Wheeler
Guards, has appointed the following
staff. Chief of STAFF, Colonel Fred. EN-.
inert; AGjutant General, Major Hyne;
Assistant Adjutant General, Captain
Adolph Geiger; Quartermaster, Charles
Eshenbrenner; CommIssary Of Subsist-
ence, George Moerlein; Surgeon Gen
eral, DR.. BuhrmanD.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards OF the
Ninth Ward will hold business meet
ing at Headquarters this evening.
Judge Matthews and w. Il. Davis,
Esq, will address the people OF Delhi,
rnoA tb;a avaninn