The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-02

Ninth Ward, First Preeinct-620 vntes
polled. The Workingmen are claiming
the ward, and this has spurred up
some enthusiasm. some oil ColonA
Moore's supposed friends nave
intimated their intention 10 swing
over to the WOrkingmen and vote Tor
Thompson Tor Mayor. The Democrats
are anead here. Iii the Second Preclnct
40 votes have been pOlIed. The work
lngmen here have nearly 150 votes. Inc
race ior Council Is uncertain.
Eleventh Ward, First Precinct, All
yot. s; Second Precinct. 100. This was
a Republican Ward by 6OO majority at
the last election, but the Workingmens
vote to-day will cut those figures down
cons siderably. Mr.. Abbihl, Tor Council,
seems 10 be the winning horse.
Twelfth Ward-FIrst Precinct-3O2
voIes pollcd; contest close. Second
Precinct nearly 800, with the Democrats
little in the lead. Brashears, for Coun'
Gil, seems to have fair chance. Goss,
for the Board Oi Education, has a clear
field. The Workingmen will get nearly
200 votes here.
Thirteenth Ward-always Democrat
ic-is doing about as usual, with the ex-
ceptiOn that the WOrkingmen's ticket
will get about 150 votes. Vote at the
close of this report, 3lO in First Pre-
clnct, Second Precinct 400.
Fourteenth Ward-Lght vote, both
sides claiming victory. johnson and
| Sherlock lead the race here. Total
y0te-First Precinct, 209; Second Pre-
cinct $50. Kieborth, ior Council, is
making a good fight against Helle, Dem
ocrat.
Sherlock lives in this ward and is
running tolerably we'll. Inc Working
men are doing first rate here.
l. Fifteenth Ward, Johnston Is holding
his own here. The probabilities are
that nearly the ull vote will be polled.
Here Col. Moore is scratched, Work
ingmen are not doing much. Total vote
so far, First Precinct, 1852; Second Pre-
cinct, 800.
| Nineteenth Ward-There are spurious
Republican tickets in circulation here,
but they were easily detected, and MOI
much headway was made by them
There is a hard Aldermanic contest here
between Twachtlnan and Macke, Will
the chances about even.
Total vote: First Precinct, 200; Sec
ond Precinct, 455. Cald we'll has "a hare
fight here.
| Twentieth Ward-Not much interes
here outside the contest for COunci
between Ryan, Democrat, and Vouseg
germ, Republican. Ryan seems to hay
the inside track.
The Democracy claim the ward b!
. about 100 majority. Vote so far: Firs
4 Precinct, 395; Second, 262. The Work
ingmen are active and nave polled 7
votes.
: Twenty-frst Ward-MoOre will ru
ahead of his ticket here, as he lives
. this ward and is universally popular
) The full vote will be polled here, as bot
sides are making vigorous efforts. Shel
. lock is Civ ing Caldwell good tussel.
! The Workingmen have no representa-
t tive here.
= TwGnty-second Ward-The vote is ay
erage as to size. The Workingmo"
0 doing good work, and -. .,s Dam ,arsb
$ are on :! strain: There being three cal
I didates i0r Alderman in the field, thing
are somewhat lively.
) In the Twenty-third Ward, Owe
, Owens, for the Board of Education, i
getting the best of his competitor. IN
, others about even so far. Total vot
! First Precinct, 314; Second Precinct
400.
, Twenty-fourth Warl-The vote her
is light. The Democrats are slight,
ahead. Stevens, for Council, has TIM
inside track. Total vote, First Precinct
876: Second Precinct, 239.
Twenty-ffth Ward, not much interes
here. Small vote. DIR, for Alderman
is having an up hill race against VIII
Jams.