The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-13
Winchester, having obtained change of

Winchester, having obtained change of
venue.
The refusal of the Board of Curators of
Kentucky University, at their meeting in
this city on Wednesday, to donate the
grounds of the Agricultural College to the
State to make it State institution, ia con-
demned by our citizens generally, and just
ly so. Kentucky University was never in
tended as a sectarian college, but, by their
recent action, the Board Of Curators sought
to make it Campbellite institution alone.
Won't some humanitarian devise some
means to oust this Board2
On Wednesday evening last at s o'clock a
number of gentlemen assembled at the law
office of Messrs. Breckenridge & Shelby for
the purpose of forming a stock company to
rebuild the Phoenix Hotel. Mr.. Thomas
was called to the chair, and Jas. G. Mullen
acted as Secretary. Gen. Robinson offered
to take stock to the amount of the lot and
material on it, which he estimated at
$4,000. He also made other propositions,
and then offered a motion to appoint five
persons as committee to mature plan to
rebuild the Phoenix, which was adopted,
and the following persons were appointed
by the Chair: Gen. Robinson, W. W. Bruce,
Mr.. Lundln and r. I. Anderson. On mo.
added to the committee. They then ad-
| journed, to meet on Tuesday night next at
the Office of the Farmers d Traders Bank
| at s o'clock.
c. w. Lane, of Hanover Township, is an.
nounced as an independent candidate foI
| Sheriff of Butler County
About the guiltiest looking people ever
seen in Hamilton was the newly married
couple that promenaded our streets yester.
day.
| The Republican County Committee will
meet at the Courthouse on Saturday, June
| II, at 10 o'clock a. M, for organization and
other important business.
| There was a wordy war between Hon L.
| d. Campbell and Rev. Mr. Balm yesterda,
morning relative to the controversy be
tween Mr.. Balm and the Butler County
| Democrat.
Prof. John Theurer informs all who saw
him lift the horse at the Front-street Gar
den last Sunday that he will lift the same
horse next Sunday afternoon and evening
at the same place. with two men on thu
horses back. Those who claim that Mr.
Thcurer does not lift fairly, are especial,
invited.
The cases of Marsh and Dillon agains
the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company fo
damages, were TODAY settled Samuel f
Hunt, of Cincinnati, and p G. Berry, wer'
attorneys for defendants. These suits grew
out of prosecutions against Marsh ant
Dillon about a year ago for arson, and OF
which charge they were acquitted.
DAYTON. Kr.
The Good Tempars meet in solemn con
clave tonight.
Remember the NJ. E. Sunday school pic
NC tomorrow.
The summer car is gorgeous in an array
of new curtains.
The Presbyterian Church was not sold a
auction, as advertised.
DR.. Schoolfields little son was run dowI
by runaway team, yesterday and severe
Py injured about the head and ankles.
The report that certain Dayton youny
lady had committed suicide from disup
pointment in love is without foundation
She still exists.
AURORA. IND.
The NJ. f. Church SUNDAY school picni
at Cobb's Grove yesterday was one OF thu
enjoyable events of the season. A grant
time was had by all who participated. !
special feature most worthy OF mention wa
the orchestra music.
LAWR RENCEHURG, IND.
Mr.. Michael Huechart, of Delphos, O.
a former Lawrenceburgher was here visit
ing friends and relatives.
The German NJ. e. Sunday-school chill
dren gave picnic at Hunts Grove yesier
day. All came home well pleased with tn
pleasures Of the day.
Mr. Edward b. Hunt, of Island Farm
Ind, while on short visit to our modes
CT y yesterday, reported farmers cuttinj
wheat in his locality.
A special event of the season. and on
worthy of note, is the weddinA nuptials o
Miss Matte Buchanan, u charming youn
lady and belle of the city, to Captain JAS
j.. Vaughn, our oStmaster. Rev. NJ. Il
Wells otficiated. They will take in all til
Eastern cities on wedding tour.
Large delegations from Lawrenceburg an,
Aurora attended the Lawn Party given a
the Fourth District School better know
as Marshall's School-house, by the Method
ist congregation yesterday evening. Al
present enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content One Of the features If the even
ing was the music furnished by the we'll
known and renowned Jounkers Orchestr
and Silver Cornet Band.