The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
HOUSE.
POLITICAL.
LABOR PARTY.


Isaac Carman; Assessor, Joseph Getler;
Constable, Frank Harrigan.
The Eighteenth Ward Labor party held
! their primary elections Saturday evening,
and the following ticket was placed in the
| field: For Council Richard ]. Shorten;
for School Board, DR.. J. c. Beck; for Con
stable, M. Schwartz; for Assessor, William
Bonhako.
The delegates to the City Convention of
the Socialistic Labor party will reassemble
at Turner Hall this evening at 1870 D. m,
where they will separate according to the
new Aldermanic Districts, the delegates
from each District selecting six candidates
for Aldermen. The Campaign Committee
will meet at Arbeiter Hall Wednesday even
ing
The Sixth Ward Club nominated James
Crosby for Constable and +. Schoenfelder
for Assessor, making their ticket full in this
ward; the Republicans having Endorsed
their nominee John Breen) for Council.
NATIONAL PARTY.
The National Labor Party of Cincinnati
met at Hopkins Hall Saturday night to rat
ify the Toledo Platform of the party Mr..
l. A. Pittman acted as President, and Mr..
II. T. Ogden and DR.. Epstein as Secretaries.
Speeches were made by Mr. Milford Spohr
Gen. s. +. Cary and DR.. Epstein, after which
the meeting adjourned.
THE REPUBLICANS
The Republicans hold their primary cleo
tions tonight to nominate delegates to the
Convention which takes place tomorrow at
Turner Hall.
THE DEMOCRACY.
The Fourth Warders have issued the fol-
lowing:
"a meeting of the citizens of the Fourth
Ward, irrespective of party, is called to meet
at the No 6 Engine-house Tuesday evening,
March Goth, to nominate ticket that will
be credit to the ward and death blow to
the bummers as it is about time that the
respectable voters of the ward should be
represented by respectable men. Every
good citizen is requested to turn out and
nominate a respectable ticket"
The Nominations Made Saturday.
The Democracy Saturday afternoon, after
the time of our going to press, nominated
the following ticket.
Judge of the Superior Court-Judson
Harmon.
Board of Public Works-Daniel Wolf.
Clerk of the Police Court-Sam'l Smiley.
Director of the City 1nfirmary-John +.
McGranahan.
The delegates after adjournment nonli-
ment the following candidates for Alder
men in the five districts:
First District-Alderman at Large, C. G.
Campbell. The following ward nolnina-
tiOns were made: First Ward, 0. P Thorp;
Second Ward, Max Fechhemer; Third
Ward, James o'Neil; Fourth Ward, T. D.
Duffy; Seventh Ward, Frank Vormohr.
Second District-Alderman at Large, no
nomination. The names presented were:
Alex. Cline and John Connolly, Fifth
Ward; T. J. Mulvihill, M. Corbett and John
McGrath, Sixth Ward Thomas Lee, Eighth
Ward; julius Reis, Ninth Ward; J. Schreck-
er and M. Lichtendahl, Tenth Ward
Third District-Alderman at Large, H. T.
Brashears. The following are the ward
nominations: Eleventh Ward, John Ger
vers; Twelfth, Ike J. Miller; Twenty-third,
George Helmig; Twenty fifth, Albert Will
hanson.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures at Large, J. c.
Reilly. The ward nominations made are:
Thirteenth Ward, Jacob Baumgardner;
Fourteenth, Daniel Metz; Fifteenth, A, ].
McCatfery; Sixteenth, Henry Varwig;
Twenty second W. p Biddle
Fifth District-Alderme at Large, J. P.
Hogan. For the Wards-Seventeenth Ward,
Samuel r. Smith; Eighteenth, John ].
Kelly; Nineteenth, VIM. Hodgson; Twen-
tieth, John Ryan; Twenty-frst Charles c.
Jacobs.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
met Saturday night at Hibernia Hall, and
organized by re-electing Mr.. Charles Dan
nenhauer Chairman, NJ. A. Poth Vice Presi-
dent, and Mr.. M. ]. Ryan Secretary. In
reference to the contest in the Fourth Ward
between George Duffy and P. Dooley, the
Committee decided in favor of the latter.
A Conference Committee, consisting of
Messrs. A. Poth, Henry Mersch and VIM
Hardy, was appointed to confer with the
Republican and Socialistic Labor parties,
looking to the printing of the names of the
minor candidates on one ticket.