The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-24
POLITICAL NOTES.


The Thirteenth Ward Democrats will meet
Thursday evening at Lafayette Hall
Big meeting last night at the Arlington
House by the Eighth Ward Republicans.
The Seventh Ward Sayler and Johnston
Club met last night at Ed. Vessels hall on
Twelfth street.
The Fourth Ward Republicans will meet
this evening at the corner of Pearson and
Front streets.
Mass meeting of the Social Labor Party
this evening corner of Liberty street and
Western avenue.
AN effort is being made to secure the
presence of Carl Schurz here next Saturday
night for speech at the Music Hall.
The Colored Republican Central Club
held a meeting last night at Halliday Hall,
but transacted no business of interest.
THE work of laying the twenty-inch water
mains uuder Millcreek to supply Cummins-
vile with water was finished yesterday
A. BoEHM's tailor shop No. 167 Walnut
street, was entered by burglars recently,
and a bolt of cloth and some clothing taken.
The Eighteenth Ward First Precinct)
Sayer Club will meet at the Grand Hotel
tomorrow evening, Let there be full at
tendance.
Mr.. Edward H. Pendleton, appointed by
Chief Supervisor J. B. Foraker as one of
the Supervisors at the fall election, has sent
in his declination.
The Eleventh Ward Sayler Club met last
evening at No. 4 MCMicken avenue Allan.
tic HALL and had a frst-class crowd Hon
Ransford Smith and Joseph G. Sextro
spoke
The meeting of the independent voters Of
the Nineteenth Ward will be held at J. X
Siefert's saloon, southwest corner of Fifth
and Park, Thursday evening at half-past
o'clock.
About two hundred Republicans from
the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Wards held a meeting last night at Findlay
Market and were addressed by Ex-Gover
nor Young, J. B. Jeup John P, Murphy
and Ferd. Nogeler.
The Seventh Ward boys organized Dem
ocratic Club last night with II. J. Wehage
Chairman and Samuel Jenkins Secretary
Then committee of five were appointed tc
choose permanent officers of the Club, con
sisting of +. V. DemEsche, Philip Gross
Joseph Beckman, Conrad Reinicke Petel
Stetfen.
At meeting of the Democrats O
the First GreClnCC OF Jne lWenUN-llfS
Ward last evening, a campaign clut
was organized, and the following named
selected as officers: President, NJ. Costello
Vice Presidents, Charles c. Jacobs, Michae
Brogan, Frank Macks, NJ. Dunphy, Lewi
Stevens; Secretary, w, B. Morrow; Treas
urer, Charles c. Jacobs.
The Eighth Ward Sayler and Johnston
Club appointed the following Committee
last night: On Organzation-Thom Lee
John J. Smith, II. ]. Quinn, DR.. Thoma
McFeely, H, J. Berens. Finance-Col w
B. easily, j. Mack Garrison, d. J. Mullaney
j. Feely, Thomas Brannan. On Campaign
A. F. Clark, Thos Lee, John Feely, P. II
Duffy, Joseph Sternberg, A. Westerhoh, A
Byrnbryer, Ed. J. Thompson, A. Kenny
George McKenna, NJ. Balm, M. Kebel
Owen O'Brien.
There was large meeting of the Repub
licans of the Twentieth and Twenty-tirs
Wards at Gobrechts Hall last evening. |
was organized by the election of Mr. Johl
c. Hart as President, and Peter f. Striker
George +. Gobrecht, Tim. Hayes, John Lis
ton, Pat Currin, George DrOtt, II. Hart
man. w. p Goodhue, Christ. kiechler, NJ
Lorentz, John Benedict, John Price, Ben
Hgdon, Chas. Miller r. Thomas as Vic
Presidents; Secretaries, F. W. Wyraucl
and J. McGarry. The meeting was ad
dressed by Gen. Thos. i. Young, Franci
} Ferry, DR.. A. L. CarriCk, Colonel Robinson
S, H. Drew, John l.. Murray