The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
CovINGToN.

The Mayor has issued a proclamation
Offering $1,000 for the arrest of HaWes
and Sandford.
Mr.. L. j. Blakeley left last night for
Erie, ,Pennsylyania,t to attend the funeral
Of his brother.
Rev. James Challen, pastor OF the
FOurth-street Christian Church, re-
tired yesterday.
y. l.. Best, of the Bavarian Brewery
filed his petition in bankruptcy on Sat
urday. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
$65, 900.
Pat. Morrlssey, OF this city, was ar
raigned before Judge Swing, III Cincin-
natl, on o charge OF illegal voting, and
required TO give bail IN the sum OF VI, 900.
Judge Menzies, of the Chancery Court,
in regard to the free bridge, gave his de-
csion Saturday, stating that whenever
The plaintiffs can show by an amend
ment that the consent of OHIO has been
obtained for the location OF one end OF
the bridge in that State, and has pro-
Vided for the appropriation OF sutticlen
ground, and that the City Council is
still recusant, that body will be required
TO submit to The qualified voters Of the
city the question of the tax"
THE ELECTION. N.-Saturday's election
resulted as lOlloWS:
President OF Council-Jas. u. Casey
(D.) 1853; N. Il. Stephens 1. d.,
2,01l.
President of School Board-F. A.
Prague Cd. J, no opposition, 3,700.
Assessor-John Whitney CD, 1870;
Benndorf (l. II. y LII.
Weigher-B. Meyer CD, 1,499; L.
Powers Il. D., 95S; B. q. DAVIS (I.),
1850.
Majorities-stepheus, 25S; Whitney,
1893; Meyer, 230.
Council-Flrst Ward-Dewitt @. Col.
Inns ~. 3l6; John Kearney o. POI.
Seconu Ward-Louis Geisbauer Il. J
1853; M. j. Dudley, 10L
Third Ward-Caleb Carpenter, 293, no
opposition.
Mock d. J. 169.
Filth Ward-Joe Hermes (D.), ao5; H.
Sixth .Ward-F. j. Meyers (D.), 449;
c. Bogenschutz Q.), 80.
Seventh Ward-Ed. Bateman (R }, 2Sl;
J. Hardcroit %. J. 10; j. Ii. Romer (I. y
1oO; j. Hester (I. J, 81; Ii. Dwyer, 10.
Eighth Ward-C. j. Tranter co., 141:
Thos. Y. Wolkiug { d. 1O6.
Ninth Ward-J. ii. Feeders &C. J, 215:
Leo Raum %. }, 120,
0ohool Doafu-FlrSt Ward-J. Il. Bots
ford, 506.
Second Ward-H. M. Stephenson, 24O
Ihlro Wafd-H. Bostwick co., 217;
M. L. Shinkle %. y "a.
Fourth Ward. 5. Lyle Ca, 24S: B.
+. Laird (D.), 100.
Fifth Ward-Jos. Bryant co., 23S; j.
Is. Evan (D.), 1923.
Slxth Ward-J. B. Mecklenborg ID. \
5lo; j. IL. Quincy &C.. J, I59,
S9Vehth Ward-Thos. Martin D. }, $3.50
ID. Renshaw CO.., 234.
Lghth Ward-W. Rude (C.), 14S; II
DeGruyter (D.( go.
Ninth Ward-V. 2. Collins, 1856; no op
position.
MAYORS CoURT.-J. McGentry, drunk,
NEWPORT.
The Turner's will install their officers
Tonight ut their hall.
Charles Gardner has been sworn in as
special policeman tor the Stadt Theater
Mrs. A. d. Smalley, who has beer
seriously i'll tor some time, is rapidly re.
covering. ....
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Winston
took place yesterday afternoon from
Grace Nj. Il. Church.
The Police Board, which organic ed
Saturday night, will appoint the new
force at the last me 9ing OF this month.
A boy, fourteen years old, broke
through the ice on the river at the foot
of Saratoga street, Saturday night. He
was rescued by two OF his companions.
Fred. Vandenheld, of this city, was a
prisoner at Hammond-street Station.
last night, charged with picking A. Go.
latZky's pocket of a silk handkerchief
while the two were on the wharf wait.
ing for the Newport ferry.
The following were installed last
night as officers of Miami Tribe No. IT.,
l. o. r. NJ: j. N. Stander, Sachem;
Geo. Hofm N, Senior Sycamore; Val.
Wenderoth, Junior Sycamore; Jacob
Click, Chief OF Records; j. j. Hetsch
corresponding Secretary; John
Wohltahrt, Keeper of Wampum.
The Festival OF the Epiphany is being
observed with due solemnity among the
Catholics Of this city.
The many friends of Miss Ella Kinney
Will regret to learn OF her dangerous
illness at her residence on Mayo street.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of this city.
return thanks to the following for dona.
tionsreceiVed for the supper given on
OAO lbh VI A"oO hlOhbu lOl bu6 U6uGuG DI
the Poor:. 10 Paul Feline, for music; Mr,
Schweiner, for cninaware; MIR. Bertsch.
for cakes and one gallon OF ice cream; /;
Mr.. Barnes, same; MIR. Granger, tor
pyramid Of cakes; Mr.. Easton. lor box OF
candy; Mrs. Grave ana Mrs. Hubig, for
bread; Mr.. Williams, for expressage.
and to the Newport representatives of
the press for reporting the same. The
net proceeds OF the supper was $238 20.
A special meeting ofthe Society will be
held this afternoon at O'Clock at the
residence OF Mrs. VIM. Air, on Bellevue
street, to perfect arrangements for a
charity ball, to be given at Odd .fe lows,
Hall on Friday evening, 18th inst.
HAMILTON.
The funeral OF Peter Jacobs took place
yesterday afternoon, and was very
largely attended.
The ladies of st. Joseph's Church rave
an entertainment last night in the Opera
Hall tor the benefit OF the church. :
II. P. X. Peck, of this city, has formed
a law partnership with l.. M. Hosea, OF
Cincinnati. They have opened an office
ON the corner of Filth and Walnut.
A post mortem was held upon the
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