The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26

career will end In April be will most
certainly be returned 70 the Aldermanic
Board.
COUNCIL BOARD.
| First Ward-Ihe candidates for the
place, which will be vacated by Joseph
Z. Rogers, are Judge Isaac q. Collins
%. }, and +. X. Reno (R).
Second Ward-Wm. Porter, Wauace's
jailer, retires. The Democratic candi-
dates are Matt. Peters, Milo Dodds,
James Rowe, e. Cort. WilIiaMs and
Joseph Kinsey. Republicans-Hugh
Stewart, Harry Emmerson, Sam. Davis
and j. H. Cheerer.
Third Ward-A. e. Carr d. goes out
but will try it again as he had a majority
OF 1756 at the last election.
Fourth Ward-Terrence Riley retireS
put wants to go back. e. W. Keeper and
w nj. Kelly are his Democratic cOmpetl-
tors. No Republican names offered so
lar.
Fifth Ward-Phillip Carrigan ID. },
retires, but will contest for renomina-
ton with his Democratic brother, j. G.
Johnson, the Pearl street liquor mer-
chant.
xth Ward-David IL. Drake (R }
steps out. He will run again, against
either John McGrath or Daniel j. Dali
Ton.
Seventh Ward-Julius Engelke's term
expires, but his Republican friends will
soc that he returns.
Eighth Ward-Aug. +. Clark %. } will
have no trouble in being his own sue
cessor. No opposition anywhere.
Ninth Ward-Dan. Wolf (Uncle Dam,
d. will try conclusions lUr a lease Of
power with Moses Marks.
Tenth Ward-Henry Kuorr r whose
term expires, Is Candidate for re-4lec-
tiOr, ANA mas as vet no opposition.
Eleventh Ward--J ohm j. Abbihl (R },
whose term expires, and John Gerwes
Cd. }, are tue opposing forces here.
Twelfth Waru-Jacob GrOsstus r. }
goes out ana wants 10 go back. Either
Ike j. Miller, Herman Tanner or Tnos.
G. Smith Will Uppos. him.
Thirteenth Ward-Chris. Schwier r J
reJires and doesn't want any more o. 1t.
The chances are between Fred. Asset
ana Jacob Koenl.
Fourteenth Ward-Philip Kieborth
| { r. retires ana is undecided whether
" run the race with Sam. Wunder d }
or not.
Fifteenth Ward-rhe term Of Morris
Bauer R) expires in April. He and
| Lew. COOK Or J are the only ones men-
TONED for Inc vacancy.
sixteenth Ward-L. N. Smith Cd. re-
| tires, and he wants 10 get back IN the
lold. Peter Jacobs CD and Gus.
ROesche Il J are both alter nim.
Seventeenth Waru-rhe term of Cap
tain James 5. Wise Or expires. His
republican competitors are Enuch Tay-
lOr and Samuel il. Smith, the foundry
man. Druggist John G. Fralz (D.) is
wiling to risk the chances.
| Eighteenth Ward-Vicior Bumham
| K. } goes out, but is again candidate.
opposed 10 him are VIM. Hudson and
VIM. Hodgson, both Democrats.
Nineteenth Waru-James Gurren ID ,
wants another Term. stephen Purcell
D. ls keeping him busy.
| twentieth Ward-Major VIM. l.. Rob.
inson ~ goes out. he and john Il.
Won Segaern are the Republican candI
dates mentioned. The Democrats have
Dick COX, john Ryan, w. L. Bishop and
W. Z. Baum to choose from.
twenty first Ward-George Grothe
! { D.) steps down and our. lie and Tony
McUhnery must settle it together. No
Republican names loom up.
twenty ,econd Ward-rhe term of
John c. Riley o. expires and he wants
d place in the B. 2. ". James Upsun
I(D. and j. w olfstin (D.), and George
robe (R.), are the prospective can
dIdales tor the vacancy.
Twenty bird Ward-B. Ii. Rover has
had enough OF it. His successor has
not been named.
TWenty-!ourth Ward-ThOnas j
Stephens % goes uut, and will not ask
to go back. de has been eec.ed three
umes in Republican Ward. Fred
Pleister r. viii, in all probability as
aume lh4 pressure.
TWenty-titth Wurd-J. G. Bruckmal
R.) retires, bu. IS undecided rs to run
ming again. No Democratic names hay,
been presented up to date.
Sam. Bloom is a candidate for re
election as Constable in the Eighteenth
Ward, and if the citizens will consul
their own interests they will place Sam
again in the position to which he aspire
and in which he has distinguished him
self, "by large majority"
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