The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-26
POLITICAL.
TIE REPUBLICANS.


rieS:
First Ward-Council, JAS Mack; School Board |
VIM. McAliStcr; Assessor, John Boste!' 'o'lSU'
ble, Andrew Grove -,
and H. Smith; Council, Benz. EgelcSton; School
Board, Charles Bird; Assessor, e. +, Curry Con-
stable, John Swine;
Third Ward-EXecutlVe committee hchry
Becker and ii. Klusman.
Fourth Ward-Executive Committee A. Holm
ger and q. Ehrhardt; Council, Thomas HaItzei;
School Board, c. P. Wagner; Constable, John
Hardy; Assessor Albert Smith.
Fifth WaTd-EXeCutive Committee, A. L. car
rick and c. W. Myers; School Board. Samuel Bal-
| ley. Jr Assessor, I. Payne; Constable Johh Dd
Cev. - ~
Sixth Ward-Executive Committee, DR., W. T.
Dunlap and Geo. Weber; School Board Johh NJ
| Clarke.
Seventh Ward-Executive Committee, W, Budde
and John GoGtz, Jr. Council, Charles ESchen-
Drenner; School Board Fred Ruine; Assessor
Theo. Hole Constable Henry liayne
| Eighth Ward-ExecutlVe committee L. J CIo-
Ninth Ward-Executive Committee, A. H. An
dress and JAG. Dietz; Council, Benz H. Cox;
school Board, Dr. W. R B. Davis Davis; Constable "m
| Tenth Ward-Executive Committee, II. Nieman
and Fred. Kaiser; Council, Mike Gramp School
Board, Richard Bingham; Assessor, A. FREEDMAN;
Constable, John Mechley.
Eleventh Ward-Executive Committee, C. Web.
man; Council, JAG, Doll and c; Melcher; school
Board Thos. Horstman; Constable, Adam Bisack'
W.
w. l.. Schroeder and +. Funk.
| Twelfth Ward-Executive Committee, John Es-
sell; Council David Sehorr; School Board, Vln-
cent Hess; Constable, Charles Fox; Assessor
Thirteenth ward--Executive Committee, Christ.
Schwier and jacob Green; Council Jacob Best;
School Board, H. Br0ckman and &. ; Kren; AS
Fourteenth Ward-Council both precincts
Fred Strubbe; School Board, G. II. Stephens; Con
stable, J. Gardner; Assessor William II. Schrader
Jr. .
Fifteenth ward-Executive Committee, A.. T.
Kramer and Thomas Mclean; Council, L. L. Sad
ler School Board, J. W. Underhill, and J. H; Wal
ker; Constable, Adam Becker; Assessor, George
Van Hart and Andy Witzenbache.
Sixteenth Ward-EXecutive Committee, Frank
Striker and James H. Jones; Council, G. W. A.
Roesche; School Board, James M. Robinson; Con
stable, M. J. Patton; Assessor, George Lanferslek
Seventh Ward-Executive Committee, John D..
Davis and G. J. Jenneer; Council, A. q ROSS;
School Board, Arthur Stem; Constable, George W.
, Blair; Assessor, Ed. Partridge.
Eighteenth Ward-Executive Committee, j. s.
Shay and H. c. Powers; Council, G. w. Cole;
| School Board, Robert Fee Constable, George W.
{ Gass; Assessor, VIM. c. Perry.
, Nineteenth Ward Executive Committee, u.
Jones and f. NJ. Shafer
Twentieth Ward-Executive Committee, John
Meader; Council, S. L. Hayden; School Trustee
Francis Ferry; Assessor Robert Maytum; Consta
ble ]. Holt
Twenty-frst Ward-Executive Committee, G
: Young and Harry Tibbetts; Council Charles +
IOVertDu, SCnOOl BOdTu, JdOD hEcol, AosSo9oi
!, Dan. Cronin; Constable, r. Thompson.
Twenty-second Ward-Executive Committee
: John Sellins and G.. A. Fogarty; Council, Moses
Ray school Board Wm II: Morgan; or Assessor
3 Twenty third Ward-Executive Committee ia
cob Deck; Council, Ed. C. Boyce; School Board
H. R. Landmeier; Assessor, W. W. Harper Con
stable, G. w. Green.
p Twenty fourth Ward = Executive Committee
Walter j. Bates, George T. Cooke; Council, JOIN
B. Morris; School Board J. G. Wiltsee; Constable
8 j. Schrock; Assessor, Michael Simon.
4 1wenty-tifth Ward-Council, A. peserisey
School Board, A. NJ Streng; Constable, IL. Eckerle
Assessor, J. f. Eiselen
S DEMOCRATIC
:. The Thirteenth Ward Democrats have made tn
" following ward nominations: Council Gus. Birn
bryer; School Board, long term, Henry Niehaus
n short term, F. X. Buschle; Constable, Chas Jullg
e Assessor, John A. Ruf.
4 meeting of the Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nine
teenth Twentieth and Twenty-frst Wards wa
o held last night at Mooman's Hall, corner O
,f Ninth and Carr, for the purpose of remonsratin
against certain nominees on the Democrat
ticket Mr.. JOS. Wahle was appointed Charma
s and George Burlage Secretary. The "kick'' wa
V against Hudson and Hogan, nominated for Aide
a men in the Nineteenth Ward, and against Kelley
" OF the Eighle nth Ward, it being claimed that h
1t McCafferty of the Fifteenth Ward, on the ground
10 that first: He is not the choice of the people ant
~ ~ second: That he has been and is now a Republ
" can.
The meeting was addressed by many prominer
N German politicians who made bitter harangut
= against the city ticket, because the German eli
. ment was not recognized. They thought that
II German should have been nominated either ft
Clerk of the Police Court or for Director of tn
J. City Infrmary. A committee of two from eac
=, ward represented at the meeting was appointed
q confer with the City Executive COmmlttee as
r. their complaint.
n The matter was brought before the Executiy
o. Committee for consideration ut a meeting hel
\ last night. No action was taken, but 1t is probab
u will Halihpratp the uQiDtS
Il issue, and decide upon course OF action at tn
regular meeting tonight.
l. LABOR PARTY
ID The delegates to the City Convention of the S.
m cialist party met at Turner Hall last night to SCI
- arate according to the new Aldermanic district
Il. and nominated six candidates for Alderman
G. each OF the five districts.
j. The First District organized by the election {
is R. Kimmick as Chairman and l.. Crowley as Sc
retary and reported the following nomination
for Aldermen: 0. W. Devou, First Ward; j. J: NJ
rt Nally, Second Ward; VIM. McFee, Third Ward
in VIM Hopper Fourth Ward; Ed. July, Sevent
w. Ward at large, L. II. Goehler.
'e Second District-Fred Bader, Chairman; II.
r Rice, Secretary. Nominations as follows: Wn
n Trmble, Fifth Ward: Mic. Matfaltne Sixth % %Wart
# Ward John Bieler, Tenth Ward; George IIaug,
~ large.
rs pering Secretary; reported nominations as fC
It, lows: Frank schaefer, Eleventh Ward;
Schmidt, Twelfth Ward; Jacob Flick, TWent
third Ward; Louis Theis Twenty-fourth War'
Michael stopper Twenty-ifth Ward; George Gic
in at Large.
,r- Fourth District-C. A. Thompson, Chairman
ho Henry Ley Jr, Secretary; nominations Chr
nc Pfalzgraft, Thirteenth Ward Andrew Mile
d. Fourteenth Ward. c. F. Hesse, Fifteenth War
rs VIM. A. Ward, Sixteenth Ward; Leo Dondel
lv Twenty Ward; Frank schaeffer, at Large.
" Fifth Distrct-Samuel Alexander, Chairma
>! Sam lel Cullom, Secretary. Nominations as fc
w lows Louis Atzelman, at large: John Schulz
Ut. Eighteenth Ward; Chris Weis, Twentieth War
en- John Albertgast Twenty-frst Ward; John Ega
u. Nineteenth Ward; John Roth Seventeenth War
ps ns The following resolutions were adopted:
"' "Resolved That if the Board Of Public Wor
shall pass the ordinance now pending, known
the Consolidated Street Railroad Contract, t
bt members of said Board will deserve the contem
ri of the voters OF this city.
~ Resolved That committee OF three, consi
ing of MessrS. Clark, Thompson and Leubkert,
,it appointed to wait on the Board Of Public Worl
lt and to protest in the name OF the working peol
no of Cincinnati, against the passage of the Sire
MS Railroad Ordinance now pending, said ordnan
being Swindle and an infamous attempt to ma
ou u monopoly of our street railroad business ioi
VI generation, and to prevent competition and
IN low fares to be thereby secured"
of The candidates on the city ticket, includi
on those nominated for Aldermen, will meet the $