The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
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Joe has his jaws tied together to hold them
in place.
The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee meets at Alexandria to-day. They
will be addressed by Hon. John g. Carlisle.
The estimable wife of Mr.. Henry Bert
man died suddenly at an early hour this
morning, at her home on Columbia street,
near Bellevue.
The congregation of st. Johns German
Church, to the number of 200, marched in
procession yesterday, to the Orphans feast,
at Mt Auburn.
Martin Henshaw, living ON Sibbatts
street, says he was waylaid by foot pads
Saturday night near the Railroad bridge
and robbed of $5 in silver.
The statement published that Mrs. Mona
han was held over to the Grand Jury on
charge OF stealing a pair of earrings is
without the slightest foundation.
Rev. Joseph Band, the new Presiding El-
der of the NJ. E. Church of this District,
left this morning for his home at Carlisle,
KY. He is about to remove with his family
to Covington.
Charley AIR, brother of Captain Bill Air,
and as fine fellow as ever walked the
streets of Newport, is reported to be lying
dangerously i'll at his home on Everett
street. Cincinnati.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial As
sociation are requested to meet at their
hall this evening to make preparations for
attending the funeral of their deceased
comrade, John Seitz.
49, ulo, o,,I T.
INDUCED in little set to at the Second
Ward polls Saturday, have amicably settled
the difficulty by a friendly shake of the
hand. The case was not called in the
Mayors Court this morning.
Miss Teresa Ryan, an estimable young
lady residing on Central avenue, has be-
come deranged to such an extent that it re-
quires several members of the family to
keep her in check. The cause, it is alleged,
is on account of her marriage that was to
have taken place on Wednesday last being
broken off, the young man failing to put in
an appearance.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John Seitz, who re
sides on Ringgold street, between Saratoga
and Roberts streets, died very suddenly
yesterday afternoon with gangrene of the
stomach. He was only sick few hours.
The deceased was a member of the Soldiers
and Sailors Memorial Association, and of
Court Concordia Lodge No. 80, l. O. O. F..
and leaves wife and five children to
mourn his loss. His remains will be in
tered tomorrow.
Newport Commandery Knights Templar
havesreceived and accepted an invitation
to visit Hanselmann Commandery at Gin
| 81, 70 l,
present at the conferring of the order OF
the R. c. on several neophytes. The officers
and members will assemble at the office oi
the E. G., on Madison street, at six o'clock
sharp, in fatigue (green baldric). Severa
distinguished officers of the G. C. of Ken
lucky, Ohio and the A. and A. Rite viii
honor the occasion.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-James Mo
loney, by Master Commissioner, to r. w
Nelson, lots Nos. 168, 169 and ITO, in Trus
tees addition, 40 by 95 feet, on south side
of Powell street; $3l9 12.
Edward H. Foster to s. H. Foster, lot
122, in Taylor and Davis subdivision, 2t
feet front on Main street; $110 and Other
consideration.
D. S. Barboro heirs. by Master Commits
sioner to John Schweitzer, lots No. /, 2 anG
81 on Licking River, opposite Banklicl
Creek; $l,115.
The election of Mr.. Chas. Theis as mem
ber of Council in the Third Ward is pleas
ant tribute to popular and honest citizen
In vote of 1863 Mr.. Theis has 165 O.
all but four. In twenty years it ha!
not happened before in Newport that any
one running for office has beer
without opposition, which virtually
was the case with Charley Theis. He was
we believe, nominated by the Republicans
which nomination was ratified by the
Democrats and again by the Workingmen
and finally by the Young Mems Society
Mr.. Theis will make an intelligent member
of Council, and no one will undertake
either to browbeat or to buy him.
Saturday about IL o'clock two men, who
gave their names as Frank Thompson ant
John Williams, applied at the Duebe
Watch-case Mandatory and offered fo
sale a lot of silver spoons, knives ant
forks, butter knives and drinking cups, thu
total value of which was over $50, and they
offered the lot to Mr.. Dueber for five dol
lars. The latter gentleman refused to pur
chase, when the rascals visited Mr.. Goess
ler's jewelry store, and he refused II
purchase. They next visited Mr.
Webber's store, but in the meantime tn,
police were notified, and while in the lat
ter's store Chief Cottingham nabbed them
The spoons are engraved From Alice tt
Henry" and the initials III. K, from Un
cle." A workman at Duhme's jewelry es
tablishment in Cincinnati, hearing of th,
arrest and recovery of the jewery, visited
the Chiefs office this morning, and recog
nized the articles as the same he engraved
about year ago at Bingham's store at In
dianapolis. The prisoners had their case
continued until the authorities at the latte
city are heard from.
OFFICIAL REpoRroF SATURDAYS ELECTION
The Returning Board met in the Cit
Clerks Office this morning and made an oi
fetal count of the votes cast Saturday, G
which the following is correct copy:
FIRST WARD.
Council-W. F. Mcclure, Regular, 166
James S. McLane, Independent, 100.
McClures majority, 66.
School Board-E. E. Wood, Reg, 1852; '
Wendevoste, Ind, Ill.
Woods majority, Al.
Il SECOND WARD.
Council-John Halloran, Ind, 161; W
G. Davis, Reg, 149.
Halloran's majority, II.
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