The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-07


the first alley north o. Hickey and east OF Main
street, asking to have said alley improved by grad
ing and paving, was referred to Committee on In
ternal Improvements TO report by ordinance or
othe wise. a.
of Nancy street from Patton street northwardly.
An ordinance was passed establishing the grade
of the first alley south Of Fourth street, and ex
tending from johnson street to the first alley east
of Main street.
An ordinance was passed establishing the grade
of tne first alley west of johnson street and ex-
tending from Fourth to Fifth streets.
petition from property holders on Greenup
street between sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
asking to have said street graded to its full width
OF sxty-six feet at the expense of the property
holders thereon, was referred to Committee on In
ternai Improvements II report by ordinance or
otherwise.
A communication from the City Engineer stat
ing that Eighteenth street is being washed away
by the flow of water from the Baseball Grounds,
WIS referred to the Committee on Internal I'm.
provements.
Council adjourned to next Thursday evening.
JOS. HERMES,
Chairman of Committee on Printing.
Attest: GEO. II. DAWSON, City Clerk.
NEWPORT.
Meeting of School Board tonight
The Court of Claims is in session at Alex
andria.
The result of Saturdays election appears
to give general satisfaction.
A County School Commissioner will be
appointed at Alexandria to-day.
There is balance of $571 relief funds
lying at the First National Bank.
Col e. w. Hawkins left this morning for
Jefferson City, Mo-, on legal business.
Dave Lock was attending to business this
morning, as though nothing had happened.
The Socialists yesterday resolved not to
patronize any man who opposes their inter
eStS.
Rev. Father Cassander of Twelve Mile,
has been transferred to st. PauPs Church,
Lexington.
Delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton to be held at Williamstown, Grant
County, KY, will be appointed at Alexan-
dria to-day.
Rev. Father Smith, of st. Patricks
Church, Covington, has been appointed
pastor of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, this city.
The report that Chief Cottingham is down
with yellow fever is without the slightest
foundation. He is suffering from severe
attack of chills and fever.
The funeral of Mrs. Thos Lemonde, which
took place yesterday, was one of the largest
that has occurred in Newport for some
time. The remains were inferred in Ever
green Cemetery.
PERSONAL MENT1oN-Mrs. George f. Hall
and her daughter Mamie, who have been
visiting in the East, will reach home this
evening.
Mrs. Major B. Rochester left yesterday
to visit relatives at Albany, N. Y.
DR.. R. A. Cameron yesterday held post
mortem examination on the remains of
Francis Lehman, the man found near the
powder magazine Saturday. The stomach
was sent to Prot Wayne, of Cincinnati, for
analysis, as it is thought he committed sui
eide by taking poison
THE SUCCESSFUL. CAND1DATEs.-Th follow
ing are the majorities of Saturdays success
full candidates:
w. II. Harton, Mayor. AGA
l.. X Hawthorne, Clerk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D3
E. E. Bowers, Treasurer. GO
Geo Pagan, Assessor, over Gascewe ............ 81
II. Webber, WharmaSter... 1876
John Schwartz, Jailer .....................". 5S6
W. II. Waters President School Board $40
J. Thomas, Trustee WatGrwGTks. ............... 4S
w. J. GoSlley, MarketmaSer .................. 157
COUNCIL.
First Ward G. H. shop........................ 238
Second Ward. James Hastings .................. 121
Third Ward H. Weidner Observation-Disclosures. 121
Fourth Ward, George Tepuenheuer. 105
Fifth Ward, John Spechman .................... d
Sixth Ward, William Lesterman ........ ...... 2lO
SCHOOL BOARD.
First Ward p c. Brown. 1SB
Second Ward, M. j. Richmond. ............ 173
Third Ward, James Smith. SO
Fourth Ward, Jacob Matz. atz..................... 12D
Fifth Ward, John Schneider 252
Sixth Ward j. b. 1outsey. 62
BELLEVUE. ky.
Mr.. Samuel J. Griffith is visiting friends
in Jackson, Ohio.