The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-09
COVANG GTON.

A handsome safe ornaments the office of
the A. o. U. w.
Nothing of any importance will be trans
acted in Council tonight.
No Police Court this morning, and good
many drunken people yesterday.
If any person hears of row in conven-
ton tonight, don't be at all surprised.
The clerk and Judges of the Sixth Ward
polls barely escaped with their lives last
night
PC. MILAN, of Dover, KY filed his peti-
ton in bankruptcy Liabilities, 81, 400 90;
assets. s..
Mr.. Henry Willer and his estimable wife
celebrated the twelfth anniversary OF their
marriage last night
About 5000 in cash and six barrels of
sour mash is what the candidates took to
Independence this morning
The ladies of Madison-street Baptist
Church announce & strawberry festival III
the old Relief House tomorrow night.
As fine set of political blood-suckers
and chronic oi1ice-seekers as ever left this
town, went to Independence this morning.
The claim of John A. Williamson, of
Newport against the CovingtOn City
boat, has been submitted to arbitration.
U. s. Deputy Marshal Alex Howell ar
rived in the city this morning in charge of
Samuel Miller, charged with manufacturing
spirituous liquors without the necessary
license.
Mr.. Jas. Collins, OF 3l6 Western Row,
who was burned out of house and home May
9Th, has sent us lengthy communication
exonerating the Fire Department from all
blame in the destruction OF his property.
The following are the officers elected by
the German Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany last night: l.. Heineman, President;
H. w. Schluetker, Vice President; John r.
Schneider, Secretary; Conrad Ackerman
Treasurer.
The result of last nights primaries are:
First Ward-H. A. Wigger, Z. f. Hallam,
]. Welsh, Chas Hennessey, John Henne-
berry, JOS Mohr, Jas. Morrissey.
Second Ward-Thomas Davis, Thos. Gil
christ, ED. Ogden.
Third Ward-L. Cutler, J. Harris, H. c..
Wayman, W. d. Brent.
Fourth Ward-F. Allingham, Henry Du-
val, w. H. Turner, w. H. Alden, G. Won
Grundy, H. J. Gausepohl.
Fifth Ward-John Freer, George Cutler,
George Wolking, III. Olges, L. Connors Ben.
Shoborg, Glen. Hovekamp II. Priesthof,
John Hemesalh, George Burgess.
Sixth Ward-Wm. Schlickman, R. Nc
Graw, John Norman, H. Ohnehusz, M.
e Winger, Barney, West, z. Mcnamara, d.
Meyers, Geo. Hultebrink.
Seventh Ward-John Flaven, Henry
Egbers, A. Mcdonald, Henry Ruhe, James
Hester, B. Brockmann Thos. Martin, z.
Madden.
Eighth Ward-M. Talon, Henry Miller,
?. Shannon.
Ninth Wards G. Edwards, Paul Bech-
told, VIM Healey N. Corcoran, II. Hol-
throp, Frank Mead
West Covington-John Durr, Chas. Shay,
7. Tutty.
Ludlow-Wm. Jenkins, John Williams.
Rusll's-J. w. Rich, J. +. McIlvaine.
Second oll-gate-M. Hamilton.
Buena Vista-W. L. Manson, Henry
Tegge VIM. Lambert, Joseph Busse.
Scotts-Stewart Tupman, George Stith
Independence-W. H. Schoborg, II. r.
Wilson, J. G. Cox, Jr.
Koch 's-George Byland, F. NJ. Pope, R.
G. Hume.
Stevenson 's-John Ellis, John Morehead,
John Bagby.
Staltordsburg Samuel F. Roberts, VIM
Stewart.
White's-W. H. Pye.
Taylors-A. C. Wood.
NEWPORT.
The Grand Jury are in session, but will
not report until tomorrow.
Prof Michaels' orchestra will furnish the
music for the Van Voast Guards picnic
The Criminal Court adjourned yesterday
afternoon to tomorrow morning at 80 clock
Mr. c. M. Flanagan, a prominent busi
ness man Of New York. was in the city thi!
morning
Remember the grand concert by the
Merriam Sisters at Grace M. Il. Church
this evening
Charles Rugg, Esq, one of Uncle Sam!
special bailiffs, left this morning for Mays
vile on the scent of "moonshiners."
The City Treasurer offered the fremer
and police two months pay yesterday, ou
of five which they refused to accept.
A letter from Mr. Richard Shaler an
nounces that his health has vastly improved
since his arrival at Hot Springs. Arkansas.
The great Johnson bankrupt sale tha
commenced this morning attracted an i'm
mense crowd A number of parties from
the East were present.
A general invitation is extended to tn,
friends of the orphans to be present at the
festival, which takes place on Sunday mex
at the Asylum at Cold Springs
The German Pioneer Association met a
Reddy's Hall last night but before doing
any business adjourned until next Sunda,
evening, to meet at the same place.
A youth named Robert Hallam was AZ
rested this morning on a charge of disor
InplN 10 m
complaint of his father, Judge Hallam.
Mr.. Harry Kessler, a prominent youni
merchant of Pearl street, Cincinnati, will
shortly lead to the altar hymeneal the accom-
plished Miss Julia Seitz, of Ringgold street
this city.
Under the instruction of the commander
General Sergeant Neary, of Company | o
the Newport Barracks, will organize trs'