The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

Fifth Ward-Unkrant. 355; Stoekle, liz;
Bob. IT; Stanley, 2. Unkrant's majority, |
66.
Sixth ward-Petty, 2s7 Gray, 2S5. Pet
tvs majority, 2.
= Seventh Ward-Bridges. 274 Gordon.
105. Bridges majority, 1859.
Eighth Ward-McCourt, 1863; Webb, 5S.
McCourt's ajrity, Ill.
Ninth Ward-Booth, 151; Keile, TIA
Keile's majority, %.
The result of Saturdays election may be
summarized thus. All the city officers,
the Councilmen of the First Second,
Third, Fourth, Fifth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards, and the School Trustees in the
First, Second, Third, Seventh and Eighth
Wards we're reelected. T. Jeff Smith was
elected to Council from the Sixth Ward,
and Frank Mead from the Ninth. For School
Trustee Ashworth was elected in the
Fourth. Unkrant in the Fifth and Petty in
the Sixth ward.
NEWPORT.
County Court meets at Alexandria to-
day. ..a. ......
The officers elected by Miami Tribe of
Red Men will be installed tonight.
The Sheriff will make his annual report
to the County Court at Alexandria to-day.
John Loesch was fined $40 and costs in
the Mayors Court for striking Harry Fear
our.
There will be a meeting of the School
Board tonight. The new-elected MEM
bers will be sworn in.
At a meeting of the Odd-fellows' Hall
Association, held Saturday night, divi-
dend of 10 per cent. was declared.
Rev. Father Baumeister, the good pastor
of st. Stephens Church, celebrated the an
niversary of his thirty-seventh birthday
yesterday.
The wife OF Hon. F. M. Hill, who has
been dangerously ill, has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to join her husband at Frankfort.
She leaves to-day.
Harry Rite was arrested this morningby
Officer Flynn on charge of assaulting John
Noonan at ball New Years night at Red
Mems Hall. His case was continued.
Hon. Jacob Hawthorne left last evening
for Frankfort. Several of the city officials
visited him at his residence Yesterday even
ing, and remained until his departure.
The Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing
Company having placed their new engine,
boiler and other machinery in position,
will resume operations Oh Wednesday
morning next
Henry Venett who was arrested by Of
6cers DAILY and Miller, for disorderly con.
duct and carrying concealed weapons, was
bound over to the Criminal Court this
morning by Mayor Martin in the sum oi
$50. ...:s , ..., .....
The regular meeting of the School Board
will be held tonight, when Secretary and
Treasurer will be elected. The present
efficient Secretary, R. F. Walsh, and the
honest and obliging Treasurer, Mr.. ]. B.
Lock, ST.. will undoubtedly be reelected.
Mr.. James Reed, Government store-keep.
er, has been assigned from Petersburg, KY,
to Dorsel & Wulftange's Distiilery. Coving.
ton, for duty. Mr.. Fl. Sine holding the
same position. has been assigned to Carol
ton. Messrs. J. F. Davis and J. Nyman
have been assigned to duty at Petersburg
Antonio Hauck, one of the idiots re-
turned from the Asylum at Frankfort
about eighteen months ago died Saturday
at Alexandria. Hauck was about twenty
two years OF age, and was graduate from
college in Germany. He had entered
upon the study for the ministry, but hi
mind became impaired, and he was what
might be termed harmless idiot. Wher
returned from the Asylum, on account o
the overcrowded condition of the institu
ton, he was placed in charge of widow
lady at Alexandria, the State paying hel
500 year.
VIM. Fischer and another young lac
from Cincinnati, while catching drift-wood
in Licking River yesterday, had narrow
escape from drowning. They were in ,
skiff, and Fischer was in the act of hitch
ing line to log when he accidental,
lost his balance and fell into the river, pull
ing his companion after him. Wharf
master Weber. who was standing on th'
bank, witnessing the perilous position o
the boys. jumped into skiff and rowet
out and caught them just as they wer
sinking the second time. and saved then
from watery grave. Fischer lives Of
Pike street, in Cincinnati.
CHANcERY Court. Irregular January tern
convened to-day and the following busi
ness was transacted:
Stansberry VS.. Louis Brandts, judgmen
and order of sale of property now occupie,
by defendant.
Newport Building Association No. v:
Mrs Spitzelburger; Judgment
Clay Insurance Company vs.. Elizabetl
Wolf. Two former judgments set aside.
In the case of Imerson & Limerick vs.
Newport & Covington Bridge Company
rnotion for jury trial by plaintiffs OF
Jected to by defendants and case set fo
hearing Friday.
The motion against the purchasers of tn
Church of Immaculate Conception for
: distribution of funds vas continued.
A case that attracted unusual attention
was tried before Squire Truesdell at Alel
andria Saturday. W. s. Kennett farme
of Cold Spring, was arrested on charge q
disturbing the public school of that towr
1t appears that Kennett's young sor
Sammy, was elected from the school fo
disobeying his teacher, but returned tn
next day and was again ordered frou
the school-room. The lad, who was accom-
panied by his father, refused to leave, an
the teacher, George Prickett, was about t
forcibly eject him, when the father intel
fered, and lively tussle ensued, durin
which the teacher is said to have bee
F; badly worsted, and the pupils vacate
; the schpo-lroom instanter an
ran crying to their home
IKspnatt was arrested on n warrant s,yor