The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-09

with his opponent, Dr. Schoolfield, on the
of irregularities alleged to have
taken place at the Grants Lick Precinct. 1t
is said the polls were closed at IL o'clock
and remained so until 2 p. m, and, in order
to make up for lost time, they were left
open until 1880 in the evening. If this be
tile case, and the vote of this precinct
thrown out, it will give Winston majority
of thirty-two.
George Leonhardt, while getting on his
ice wagon yesterday, missed his footing and
fell, the wheels of the wagon passing over
his legs and injuring them severely.
The official Count at Alexandria yester-
day confirmed the election of White Jones,
McKibben, Edgar, Schooifield, Tocher,
Kemper and Ellis. The following is the
vote in full for Magistrates and Constables
in the various Districts:
Newport - First District - Magistrate
Fuller 39l, Buchanan 1858, Townsend 342.
Constable Mccormick 433, Fritz 10S.
Second District - Magistrate - Bowling
225, Summers 81, Waterhouse $50, PAYNE
307. Cons sable-Cottingham 352, Jackson
143, Fenton $50.
Third Dis agistra'e-Maphet 274,
C. C. Harris 3l3. Cons able-Cleary 3S9,
Dowling As, Schoenlaub rs, Luzader 4S.
Dayton-Magistra e-Foudray 1873, Clark
1872 Tedrow 81, Faehr I, Everlart 50. Con-
stable-Farmer 50, Grimme LAG, McMlllen
10, Unnewehr Sc.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Miss Bertha Badger, who has been visit
ing friends i'll Ohio, has returned home
again.
Miss Jessie Ware, The accomplished
daughter of J. c. Ware, the cider vinegar
manufacturer of Cincinnati is visiting her
cousin, Miss Euna Pillars
Council met last evening and conducted
their business in good order. President
Johnston read Rule 26 for the benefit of the
Board, which saws that any member using
reviling or degrading language or guilty of
disorderly conduct Of any kind may be CEN
sured or fined by the President, or two
thirds of the members concurring, may be
expelled The above lesson was not with
out its results. The note held by Ii. ].
Shriver on the school, amounting to 81, 280
was ordered paid, and the note of Hahn &
Trapp, amounting to over $780, was ordered
drawn in favor of Samuel d. Peacock.
RICH WOOD, O.
About II o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm of fire was sounded, and it was but q
short time until the fire department was on
hand 1t proved 10 be the large elevator of
Camp, Randall & Lyon. Loss about
SIS, 900.
A man whose name we did not learn,
employed in saw mill about four miles
north of this place, was caught in the
machinery and completely torn to pieces
before assistance reached him. He died in
stantly.
OXFORD, O.
Mr.. J. Lane Reed of Dayton, was in town
yesterday.
The ''mum" social at the M. E. Church
last night passed off very pleasantly.
Quite large number of young folks were
entertained ut the residence of Mr.. David
| McCord last evening. 1t was the twenty
first birthday of his son William. All thor.
oughly enjoyed themselves, and left wish
| ing William many happy returns of the
day. Mr.. William McCord is engaged in
Bogart's lthograph establishment, Cilcin
natl.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Go to the park and enjoy the fresh air and
music during the fine weather
Next Sunday you will have the oppor
tunily of going 10 the Geological Garden fol
81 75 The train will leave Lexington a
sos in the morning
Mr.. John Hayney, respected and hard
1aboring man. living on Todd street, died
Wednesday night after a short illness. lie
was near fifty years of age, and had been re-
markably stout and healthy up to the last
three or four days Disease that of locked
bowels, which proved to be uncomfortable
Mr. Henry Saxton, Jr, left on yesterday
for St. Louis his adop ed home, where he
will again take charge of his band and begil
a course of practice preparatory to The grea
band contest at the st. Louis Fair where
there will be a premium of 5000, as we
understand awarded to the best performers
on that occasion. The Fair will come Off
October.
WAPAKONETA, D.
The Teachers Institute will begin its ses
sion here the 18th inst.
AL Linaweaver is teaching a writing
school in Mechanics Block.
Workmen are repairing the defects in the
sewer passing by llassenier's IS saloon.
The corn in the ear will soon be full
Aedged, and it will behoove the farmers tc
watch for ''ye Modocs." They do love but
| termilk and 'sich'' with their roasting ears
Moonlight nights The face of Luna
brightens as she looks down upon oul
| pTOnlenaueFS. w OrSlllpeIS dI Ilc .Sulllle "
Cupid seem to appropriate these evening"
to perfection.
The Niagara Falls eXCursionists report thu
deaSh of fellow-passenger named PHILIP
Speck, from Hamilton, o. He was rul
over at Lisbon, Canada, on the return tril
and instantly killed.
SPRlNGFIEED. o.
P. 7. Barnum's show will be here on thu
10Th.
One marriage license issued to-day-Lo
renzo Tate and Josephine Watson.
PERSONALS Mr.. J. II. Grove and family
have returned from pleasant trip in thu
East.
The friends of Miss Nellie Johnson will
be sorry to learn that she is lying ill at he
home.
Mrs. Howry and daughter, of Lebanon
O., are the guests OF r. A. Washburn, o
this city.
Mr. E. C. Middleton, formerly of Cincn
natl, but now of this city, is registered a
the Palace Hotel, Chautauqua.