The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-04
NEW PORT.


cert to he given shortly.
1t Is reported that Hawthorne, Republican, is
using his influence for Hill, Democrat.
number OF Democrats, dissatisfied at the late
Convention, are voting for Hawthorne.
Michael Fearons, for drunk and disorderly, was
fined $40 and costs in the Mayors Court.
Colonel Thomas L. Jones, who was stumping
1t for Blackburn, returned this morning from the
interior.
Jonn Schick caught sucker Saturday in the
river, near the ferry landing, that weighed
twenty-five pounds.
Mr.. Dennis Murphy, of the Adams Express
Company, Nashville, is the guest Of the Hogan
boys, on Bellevue street.
An old lady, Mrs. Margaret Dolan, who is sixty
years OF age, fell down pair of stairs at her resi-
dence 25 Todd street, Yesterday and broke a leg
The statement published in the morning papers
that Il petition is being circulated among the Ger
mans for signatures. complaining of miSmannge-
ment in the Newport Pos Office, is without found
alton. All attempt at such was made. but prOm-
nenl Germans, whose signatures only would have
weight, refused to sign the document on the
ground that il was uncaed for; that they were
perfectly satisfied and had not the slightest oeca
sion to complain OF the present management OF
lhe Newport POstotliCe.
The congregation of the German Protestant st.
Paul's Church met yesterday afternoon. The
Btenert faction, who were anxious that Rev. Mr.
Clausen be ouSted AS pastor, were considerably
thrown in The shade, fOI Il vote OF the committee
recommending that the reve end gentleman be
requested 10 resign was tabled by vote of 80 to
Is, The conduct OF Prof. Steinert was examined
into, and resulted in his expulsion from the
Church. During this invest CATION n letter was
read from Mr. Jeup, editor OF the Cincinnati
Abend Post, stating that certain Obnox ious parl-
graphs directed against Mr. Clausen, which had
appeared in that journal, We're written by Mr.
8tenert, as he (Alr Jcup) was informed by his re-
porter. 1t was resolved that such Trustees as did
not return TO their duties by the Isl oi September
should be expelled.
The RESULT UP TO NooN.--The election up to 12
o'clock passed off exceedingly quiet. No disturb
ance OF any kind occurred, or anything to cause
an arrest Considerable interest is manifested
and the work goes bravely on in quiet and iMof-
fensive way. The following is the result up to
the time OF closing our report:
First Ward11Goyenor R., 80; Black
burn, D., 2S. Legslnture- NORM, D., Is; Hill, D..
T.; Jolly, D., A. Iluge, l.. 80; Hawthorne, r., %;
Waggoner, r., u.
Second Wurd-L crislature-Hawthorne R., As;
Waggoner, r., IL; NORM, D., 1S; Hill, D.. %;
Jolly, D., Z; HugIc, l., q. Evans for Governor
Third Ward legislature Hawthorne, R., SO;
II u, d.. 30; Morn D., n; Hugle l., "A; Jolly, d..
Y; Waggongr, X, l9. Governo!-kvans, R., 46; ;
Blackburn, D., 81.
Fourth egislature-Hawthone R., 49,;
Morin, D., %; Hugle, l., 81; Hill, D., 29 jolly
Fifth and Sixth -Legislature-Morin,
D., 60; Hugle. l., 81; Hawthorne, r.. 81; Hill, D.,
60 Jolly, D., q; Waggoner, r., 20. Governor
Va
bellevue Observation-Disclosures Hawthorne, R.,
16; Waggoner, R., 10; Jolly, D., 81 Hugle, L. / ;
MORN, D., 9; Hill, D., @,
Dayton District --Legislature-Jolly, D.. So Hill,
p, 2S Hngle, lad, %; Hawthorne, r., %; Norm,
ID, ]; WaggOner, r., l3.
Total vote for Representative in Newport to u
o'clock: Hill l57, jolly 50, Norm 1884, Haw wthorne
SlS, Waggoner l25.
BELLEVUE. KV.
Mrs. John Wenderoth is suffering con-
biderably from felon on her finger.
The boat race on Saturday evening at
tracted large number of people to the
river.
Mr.. Eli Wilson's three-year.o daughter,
who had her leg broken about month
ago, is able to walk again.
The interest in the election this morning
was not as great as on other occasions The
Republicans were in the lead at O'Clock
Some people may not have thought it was
hot Yesterday. The thermometer indicat.
ed go in the shade at noon on Berry ave-
nue..
Mr.. John Shining has been laid up dur
ing the past week frem a swelling in the
right hand caused by bruise which fes-
tered.
About II O'Clock last night Fairfield ave-
nue. was made noisy by disreputable set
of both sexes who attended a picnic in
Dayton. They 10 doubt spent their last
nickle for beer and had to tramp it to New
port.
very interesting temperance meeting
was held last night. Speeches were de-
livered by Messrs. Taylor Wells and James
Nixon, of Newport, and Mr. VIM. Kenne-
dy, of Rhensford street. A marked i'm
provement in the singing was noticed. Four
persons took the pledge.
LAWRENCERURG. IND.
The Liedertafel concert given at Fahl-
bushes Garden Saturday evening was well
attended. The music was very select.
Allen w. Galley, of Cincinnati, who died
of consumption Friday last, in the twenty
third year Of his age, was brought to this
city in special train at p. m Sunday.
The remains were followed by cortcse
half a mile long to Green Dale Cemetery.
DAYTON. Kx.
Miss Jennie Hasson has sreturned from
IN agreeable visit to Indianapolis
The funeral OF Mrs Vckers at the Bap-
fist Church yesterday was largely attended
The NJ. L. Choir serenaded number Of