The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-07
COVINGTON.

The funeral OF Mr.. o. B. Virgins, late
Clerk Of the School Board, takes place
this afternoon from his late residence
No. 1011 Randall street.
The Covington Choral Society, under
the dictatorship OF Prot. b. W. Foley,
will give complimentary concert to-
night at Walkers Hall.
The residence of Rev. W. II. Felix,
AIT Russell street, was entered by bur-
glars night before last, and watch and
chain and s24 in money taken.
The will of VIM. Wintersohl was pro-
bated in the County Court this morning,
and his widow was qualified as execu-
trix, as requested In the will.
POLICE COURT. - Peter Flanagan,
drunk, $4; Sarah Cooney, same charge
and same fine; VIM. Fontaine, for a So
cial drunk, was called upon to ante up
the same.
Miss Ida Crawford leaves for her
tomorrow, after an absence of four
years. During her visit here she has
won many friends by her companionable
disposition.
The Presbytery OF Ebenezer meets at
Paris. KY, to-day, to take action in dis
solving Rev. j. NJ. Worralps connection
with tho First Presbyterian Church,
this city.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND JURY
The Grand Jury reported Indictments
against Ernst Regenthal for selling ur-
safe illuminating oil, and against Nan
ME Todd for grand larceny.
The case OF Michael Kiley for house
breaking was called and continued until
this afternoon, his bondsmen giving him
up to the authorities.
The case Of James Dial for malicious
cutting was continued until next Tues
day.
The case of Mamie Todd for grand
larceny was called, and she failing to
appear, her bail bond was declared for.
feited and bench warrant issued for
her arrest.
The Grand Jury adjourned for to-day
to attend the funeral OF MIR. o. B. Wig
gins, Esq.
NEWPORT.
DR.. Saunderson has been elected Pres
1dent of the Newport Scientific Associa-
tion, vice james ellison, who objects to
serve third term.
MIR. e. S. Parsons, the York-street
baby-carriage dealer, returned this
morning alter TWO weeks tour through
the Eastern States.
Mr.. Patrick McGovern was run over
engine on Saratoga street, near William
son. His left foot was injured to such
an extent that 1t had to be ampxtated.
Granville Busch, arrested on a war
rant sworn out by his vile julia on a
charge OF breach of the peace, was ar
raigned lore'Squlre G. z. Buchanan
this morning, ana dismissed on payment
OF the costs.
Willie Allen Boyd, son Of John 8.
Boyd, died Tuesday at the residence OF
his father at Cynthiana. His funeral
took place yesterday. The remains
were inferred at Battle Grove Gene
terry.
John Waller, the man who hung him
self Tuesday evening, was buried this
afternoon. He was member OF II Her-
man Lodge. No. 2Os, and Herman En-
campment, No. SO, Of Odd.fellows, and
Iron Moulders' Union, No. 4, Of Cincin-
natl.
A German named Henry Claycamp
hung himself last night with bed-cord
tied to post IN the rear of his residence,
on Monmouth street, near TibbattS, and
remained hanging till man named ohm
Koustmer discovered him when life was
almost extinct. He was cut down, and
there is a probability that he willreoover.
There was little excitement and
considerable bitter feeling in the Circuit
Court this morning occasioned by Judge
Haliam tning o. w. Root IS for con-
tempt OF Court In Offering motion to
adjourn on learning Of the afH ction that
belell Judge Boyd in the death OF his
son. Mr.. Root paid the fine, but not be-
fore he ordered the Clerk to file the pro-
ceediIgs.
The following dispatch was sent from
this city this morning on hearing OF the
death of Allon Boyd, son OF Judge
Boyd:
"NEwPoRT. KY, June 7, 1877.
"Hon. Us. Boyd. Cynthana, KY:
"Tne Court and Bar i'll deep sympathy
desire you to consult your own inclina-
tion as to coming here this term.
"JoHN c. SCHRoLL."
DAYTON. KY.
The Excelsior Club will meet Satur-
day evening at the residence Of Cap
tain Scvtt.
Captain Pete Macarthur will leave for
the Black River, Arkansas, this even
ing. He has made arrangements for the
building OF larger boat to accommo-
date mis- increased business.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Monday will be Court day here.
Spelling matches still rage in Mich
olasville.
Justice Morrison, of Columbus, o., is
in the city.
Paris Court day was dull and few peo-
pie in attendance.
Prof. Joyeux will give French lessons
during the coming vacation.
I Miss Eva Moxham, of England, is Wis
iting the family OF Mr.. John 5. Wilson.
Elder VIM. Plat has received a call
from the Davids Fork Church, in this
county.
"he entries to the Kentucky Trotting.
horse Breeders Association closed on
Tuesday.
Mike Hufman's barn was struck by
lightning on Monday evening and torn
into pieces.
beautiful magnolia blossom is to be
soon in the show-window OF Messrs.
Len. d Harry Schoonmaker.
Rev. Robert Christie lett for Europe
to-day as delegate to the Pan-Presby.