The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-05

denTge Moody, boy, While collecting
rents Tor his father at KingstOwn Satur-
day was Insulted ana abused by no.
.orious rough, Iom SilYeis, whom he
shot tour times. Each shot would have
proved fatal. The whole affair occurred
in low 0en OF prostitution. Moody had
a trial and was acquitted.
LAwRENCEBURG,I IND.
Work on the "cuL-utf" is now being
pushed through. A steam shovel Is
roofing up the ground near Geo. Hayes
esldence, and soon Lawrenceburg will
be snutted by through trains.
George W. Roberts, Esq, brother OF
Judge Omar F. Roberts, aud Trustee Of
Manchester Township, this county, died
yesterday from the effects OF a tumor,
with which he has been long suff -ring.
The Murphy Temperance meetings
wall be conducted This week in the ware
room now used as place OF worship by
the Christian cougl egation. Already
two hundred and twenty-five have
donned the blue ribbon.
LUDLOW, KY.
The Presbyterian Church in this place
has granted d vacation OF three months
to their pastor, the Rev. NJ. d. A. Steen,
in order that he may visit Europe. He
will sail from New York in July BY the
National Line Ut steamers. He " i'll con-
duct the services in the church next
sabbath for the last time previous to his
departure. During his absence from
home, the pulpit Will be supplied by the
Rev. j. l.. Ca,on, OF Delhi, o.
DAYTON. KY.
The entertainment to be given at
Moellers Hail, Saturday night next, by
The Excelsior Dramatic Club, promises
to be Il decided success, and IL is to be
hoped that the cltlzens Will turn out in
force and thus heip in a material way
their disabled telloW-townsmen, Messrs.
Clark aud Sntferd. ln addition to the
play OF "Time Tries ALL" the cast OF
which the STAR published last Monday,
there will be excellent music by Misses
Kate and Nannle Laws, a recitation by
"r. Lyman Booth, and songs by Miss
x ate Laws, MRS. George Y. Weimer,
and Messrs. Laws and AnshutZ.
BELLEVUE. KY.
There seems to be considerable COM
menL ana dissatisfaction among the
trends and acquaIntances of MI. Fred.
knarr, who goC married on last Tues
day in spite Of ali the opposition of his
parents 70 maid OF Ruenstord street,
uamed Miss Annie turie, who, it is
said, is in her thifties, While the groom
is but 10y OF twenty years.
There was quite a sensation in the
lower part of Lnis burg yesterday morn
ing, Caused by finding on the sand-bar
enough garments IOr Two men, which
caused the supposition that suicide had
been committed; but when it was known
that TWO men Gone colored) were seen
strolllug a.ong the bar with a travelling
sack well filled, probably with better
clothing, 1T Inspired the citizens of that
locality with tue belief that d change of
elol hing had been necessary, as that
found was well worn and ugly TO gaze
upon.
HAMILTON
There was little or no drunkenness or
disorderly conduct in the city yesterday.
Tue Rev. j. D. Fagg will address the
temperance in Becketts Hall this even
ing.
John Baden left for Chicago asst night,
where he expects to remaiu perma-
nently.
The junction Railroad bridge over the
Miami at this point is undergoing re-
pairs.
The Light Infantry. contemplate CIV
ing an anniversary party some time in
September.
The work of filling up the Basin will
be rapidly pushed forward, and the JOB
cv mpleted at the earliest possible time.
The funeral of Mrs. Morey will take
place this afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK from
The residence of her son-in-law, Chas.
uni E.n n
Francis Kopp was arrested Tuesday
Tor bigamy, and alter a hearing before
Justice Carver was bound over to await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Parson.
Oldest daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Matthias.
takes place this morning from the resi-
dence OF her father on Ross street, First
Ward.
Louis Boil, the High-street jeweler,
has taken a Junior partner into his es-
tabllshment, the same being the larger
part of the firm, judging from the noise
he makes.
At meeting Of the Lone Star Lodge
of the X. OF p, the following officers
we're elected to act for the ensuing year;
q. G., Augustus Cist; V. c., o. c. Brew
er; Prelate, A. Slater; NJ. A., W. I'll.
Loutnau. The installation OF officers
will take place tomorrow night.
There is quite number of charming
young ladies' from abroad visiting the
city at present. Miss Grace Campbell
entertains three from the Queen City,
Misses Emma and Flora Rely and Miss
Mary Golfer, a classmate, also OF Gin
cinnati At Col. VanderYee's are
Misses shiIlito and Sterret, of Glendale.
This addition to the already attractive
society OF the city makes things quite
lively.
The Fourth yesterday was observed
by the citizens generally as a holiday.
The picnic OF celebration under the aus
pces of the Apollo Band passed
off very nlcefy. The procession
made a good showing, and after
parading the principal streets
went to the Fair-grouAd, where a gen.
eral good time was mad. Several pri-
vate parties went out in various direc-
tions to enjoy the day In the country.
The Chester Park races were not forgot
ten by the admirers of fine horse-hesh,
and were visited by a goodly number.