The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26


meets again tonight.
MAYORS CopaT.--William Has skins,
breacn u peace, ~; Mich. Moore, sus-
tanning nuisance, costs; Elizabeth
Williams, disorderly, s.
The Seott-street line has erected a
new stable at the head of Scott street,
and the cars now leave the corner OF
Sixteenth and NJ adison streets.
The body OF an unknewn lad was found
near The Main street ferry at noon, and
~ supposed to be that of Askehs, who
was Drowned here some days ago,
The photograph Of the tree on which
George Mangrum was hung can be seen
a. Aelly u McCOrmack's meat store, cor
nef OF FhIfd<and Greenup streets.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following: Henry FlissDer ana Eliza
beth Bush; Win. A. Blister and Susan
Stephens; George w, Goodhue and
Anna M. Tieke.
Suit was brought yesterday in the
Ghancery Court by N. b. Stephens, ex-
ecuLOr OF the will of y. G. Perrin, de-
ceased, against the heirs ana creditors
of 3. U. Perrin for sale oil realty and a
settlement Of the estate. a.l'
There will be Tiden and Hendricks
ratification meeting fat loAet's Woods,
three mifes from Independence, on Fri
day, August 4, and the following speak
ers 1Iaye prom sed to be present: Cbas
Duncan, Hon. o. r. Hogan, Hen. j. O..
Carlisle and Hon. VIM. Z. Arthur. The
Goytigtoa COfnet Band has been en-
gagged ior the occasion. 4I
An unknown man fell of the board
walk on Madison street last night about
ii O'clock, and was seriously injured.
Na tr,,s, a. q No "a Y,1 "A NJ.
phans' Home ana kindly cared tor.
Tnis makes the fourth accident that has
happened in the past week, and there
seems to be no effort on the part OF the
City Council TO repair the walk.
NEWPORT.
The Short-Iine Railroad is bringing in
IN immense amount OF stock.
Mr.. Charles Jones has donated some
valuable greenhouse plants to the
Courthouse Square. --''
A horse attached to one of Marmet s.
Co.'s coal wagons, expired suddenly
near the Newport fefry foat this morn
ing. .7s
Il. p. Damerop was married last even
ing In Tayl0r-street NJ. E. Church to
1iiss Ida Carter, daughter OF Captain J.
l.. Garter. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron lett
sbis morning on trip to the East, ac-
g0mpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. James Il.
Horner, Of Covington.
PRIMARY ELECTIoNs.--The following
delegates were eiscted last night ior the
Conventions which meet tonight to nom
tnate candidates for City Marshal:
REPUBLICANS.
First Ward = k,cnard SbateF, G. p.
Buchanan, DIR. Dimmick, Albert Breith,
y, Z. Cummins.
Second Ward-James Thomas, Henry
Wendt, @. l.. Rusg, II. u. Mellman, j.
Sprouts.
Third Ward-Henry Weidner, Henry
Wendt, sr,, John Roth, Henry Schrader,
Will. l.. Gould.
Fourth ard-W. A. C0tter. Henry
R.Lampe.
E.lu Ward-C. Best, Adam Zueber,
stephen Steinhauer, 5. Spaeth, John
Epeckman. H
Sixth Ward-John Thomas, Jas. Pagan,
VIM. Ewing, Louis Tennent, ST., Chris.
kmith.
DEMOCRATS.
First Ward-Fred. Miller, Geo. Hem,
Eil. Hays, p. Conway.
Second Ward-Henry Bertman, r..
Richmnnd, Joseph Hpf, James Wallace,
Games Kidwell.
Tnird Ward-Fred. Relling, Thomas
Kennan, Frank. Sherrer, John Boyer
J. q. CIaherty.
Fourth Ward-Jacob Rohl, Patrick
Shields. Henry Budde, Barney Weber,
Eames Burma. E I
Filth Ward-Joseph Huever, Jos. Mil.
Ter, 4. J. Tarvin, John A. McCloud, JAS
Hughes.
Sixth Ward--Doc Gates, James Ford /
Ben. sm, th, Dan. Smith, Thos. Burns. /
The heC0nysntions meet this evening.
the Republican at the Council Chamber,
She Democratic at the Courthouse. D.I
X. Lock will probably be renominatedl
NJ Lhe first, aud Riohard Barrett al the
other.