The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-01
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
Additional Bellevue

THE ELECTION.
The following were the election returns
up to noon to-day: ....-
President of Council-J. P. Newman, "a !;
P. F. Genoway, Sr., 13.
Trustees for two years.. L. Anspaugh,
SO; J. X. Dimmick, 1S; 7. F. Byland, 81;
Alfred West, II; c. w. Nagel, 81.
Trustees for short term-James Blinn, Is;
s. D. Peacock, "a.
Treasurer-A. H. Dresselhaus, no oppo-
sition.
Clerk-John Littleford, Jr., Is; W. L.
Gould, 81.
vINCENN Es, IND.
J. G. Cohn returned home Saturday, but
will leave for the country again Tuesday.
A regular tornado visited us Saturday,
but, beyond fearful blow, did no dam
age.
The wife of James Kelso few miles
from town, died suddenly Of heart disease
Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. Meyers, of Louisville, who has
been visiting her brother, J. H. Liebshutz,
all winter, returns home Tuesday.
John Mallett, Jr, of the Terre-Haute
Banner, was in town Sunday. He was
formerly connected with the Vincennes
Times.
Those of the Stanley and Avery mansions
arrested Friday, danced to the tune of
SIS 20 apiece before His Honor, Mayor
Seanight Saturday, for disorderly con-
duct, &c.
Isaac Henry Bird. Esq, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Lada Pulliam, were married
Thursday, and departed for Cincinnati,
their future home. Only q few intimate
friends were present, and it was an unex-
pected surprise to all. Miss Meta, beau
| tiful sister OF the bride, it is whispered,
will soon follow in the footsteps of her
sister.
DAYTON. o.
The water was drawn from the canal
yesterday below Carrollton for repairs.
Saturday morning John Apple, an old
and prominent resident OF Van Buren,
Township, died suddenly at his residence
of apoplexy.
Receiver Gimperling has contracted with
tie Western Union Telegraph Company for
constructing line OF telegraph along the
entire length of the D. q s.
The March meeting of the Montgomery
| County Horticultural Society will be held
Wednesday at the residence of Mr.. L. D.
Reynolds, on West First street.
The Real Estate Appraisers of this
county met Saturday afternoon at the of.
fee of the County Auditor to arrange for
beginning their work of appraising the real
estate of the county to-day.
Mr.. William Meyer, venerable citizen
of Dayton, in his eightieth year, having
but two months ago passed fourscore. was
buried yesterday afternoon from the
Wayne-street Lutheran Church.
Edward Wilson, who was arrested on the
charge of implication in the Saup burglary.
was arraigned before the Mayor Saturday,
and on pleading not guilty was held for
preliminary examination and sent to jail
in default of $500 bail.
It was rumored this morning that the
carpenters at the Car Works would to-day
20 out unless. an advance of rs cents pei
| day was agreed to. and that the employees
of Stout, Mills & Temples Globe Iron
! Works demanded that an advance Of 12L
per cent. be added to their wages
Another burglary was reported 10 ths
police Saturday morning on Jefferson
Street at the railroad crossing in grocery
kept by VIM. Woods. The thieves cut {
paae OF glass from window in the rear o
j the building, by which means they wer,
able to unlock and lift the window.
They carried away jar OF candy, some
oranges and thousand cigars, and tobac