The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-09
CovINGTON.

er's Hall, Saturday, June l6.
The North Kentucky Teachers Asso-
citation held their second meeting yes
terday at the High School Building.
Miss Carrie Stone and Miss Matte
Hearne lett yesterday for Hannibal, M's-
souri,, TO attend the wedding of y sister
Of MIss Stone.
, Halls stone yard, corner of Eighth
and Madison streets, was entered Dy
burglars, last night, and lot OF tools
land tomb-stones were carried OIL.
The Big Sandy Railroad will run forty
miles further up the river, providing
subscriptions not to be called for until
the completion Of the road can be OBJ
ltained.
DR.. G. W. Starbuck, of Florence, KY,
who left his home about two weeks
since, is missing, and it Is feared that
ne has been ioully dealt with, as he had
about $500 on mis- person when he lett
home. He is about seventy years OF
age. ...
Deputy Marshal Goodson discovered
a colored man named Willis Renaker
trying to break into the house of Mr..
4rays, on Filth street, between Scott
and Madison. He shot ut him twice, but
without effect. The negro escaped TO
Newport.
The Presbytery OF Ebenezer adopted a
resolution to place the call OF Rev. j. M.
Worrall, DID, to the pastorate OF the
Eighth Presbyterian Church, Chicago,
in his own hand. The Doctor slgnlned
his acceptance OF the call, and his con-
nection with the Covington Church was
then diss solyed to take effect on June 20.
Or. Worrall. will preach tomorrow In
Chicago.
The Grand Jury closed its session this
morning, and alter making their report
they were discharged. Their report
showed that they had examined sixty
three witnesses, found thirty-one true
bills and dismissed eleven cases, and
found the various offices in good condl-
tion. They recommend that the Yentl-
lation OF the Jail he remedied. They also
reported Indictments against Nose
Clark for grand larceny; Henry Calk'
ers, petit lal ceny; Charles Clark, breach
OF the peace; Charles Tupman, reckless
shooting; Alfred Biery, keeping tip
plIng-hOuse. The Grand Jury, having
closed its labors, were discharged.
T ... NEWPORT. .. ,-
The City Treasurer reports June
taxes coming III lively.
Jailer Schwartz has but nine board
ers at his es tablishment.
The St. Boniface Orphan Society will
celebrate it's anniversary tomorrow.
Prof. Smaller, State Geologist, is visit
ing his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Shaler.
The Murphy movement is to be inau.
gurated this evening at the Court.
house.
DR.. T. Ii. Ralston will preach in the
Taylor-street NJ. Z. Church tomorrow
morning.
Beer kegs labeled "Crackers" were
numerously shipped to the Parlor Grove
picnic yesterday.
Moses, how Francis Murphy would
have blushed il he was present at Par.
Tor Grove yesterday.
Prof. Jones emphatically denies that
be tumbled somersault down the hill
at the picnic yesterday.
Proposals for furnishing coal for the
public schools will be received at the
Council Chamber on Monday.
1t was blue mud mixed with a stimu-
liant that causedIso much tumbling down
hill at the school picnic yesterday.
Several OF The professors got soaked
through ana through yesterday. The
day was entirely TOO damp for a school
picnic.
Baskets filed with wine bottles and
labeled "Confectioueries" is what Gre
ated SO much fun at the school picnic
yesterday.
The morning session of the Circuit
Court was occupied in the case OF SOM
mers against Hahn 81 Trapp, in suit
for services rendered.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the
Court ordered that the order tining U.
W. Root $5 for contempt, be set aside
and The Clerk be directed to return the
money TO him.
HAMILTON.
There will be no services at the United
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn.
ing or evening.
Joshua Shaw was thrown from buggy
yesterday near the Cemetery, aud quite
severely injured. '
The Committee of ARRANGEMENTS for
the celebration of st. Johns Day will
meet Tuesday night at the Lodge.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church are cleaning the church prepara-
tory to putting down their new carpet.
The funeral of Adam Mueller, who
died OF consumption Wednesday night,
took place yesterday from his late resi-
dence.
Next week will witness the advent OF
the new Post-ufice clerk, lady, Miss
Caroline Dilge, daughter OF George
Dilge. Sue will assist in the delivery
department.
In the case of Robert Armstrong, in
dicted Tor burglary, the jury returned a
verdict Of guilty of larceny, and
assessed the value OF the property stolen
at $lO and not guilty Of the residue OF
the charge.
Tomorrow will be "Children's Day.
at the NJ. E. Church. The regular morn
ing service. will be dispensed with, and
The hour devoted entirely to the chill
dren. The floral decorations on these
occasions are very beautiful and the
exercises varied and entertaining.
Another Pioneer Gone-William
Clendennen, one of Butter County's
oldest citizens, died Thursday
at the residence OF V. CLARK,
four miles east of the city. He was
borne in the State of New York, and
came to Ohio at the age of seven years.
He was In the seventy-sixth year OF his
age at the time of death.