Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21
LOCAL REVI1fHS.

streets were very quiet.
The New Carlisle plug hat company al
ready numbers over eighty-four.
Tonight is the regular meeting night Of tn
orpheus society at q. A. r. hall.
Officer Records little two year old son /
lying very i'll with catar rhal fever.
Bob Williams cyclone, which was Get 70
yes,reday, didn't pan out" Bob is nj
prophet.
Married, by WA. Stout, Esq., George
Gardner and Miss Josie Robey, Saturday
afternoon.
On next Tuesday and Wednesday the Cen.
trail Ohio Shooting Association holds tourna
ment at Greeuville.
Graham Deuwell, Of this city, will deliver
Dayton on Tuesday.
The Robinson who is sought by Xenia au.
thorites for the murder Of an old man in tina,
place is jim Robinson.
Will Norton is mourning the loss of fine
game chicken which he found yesterday
morning drowned in barrel OF slop.
John f. Lynch John Foley and Charley
Morgan were arrested yesterday for alleged
violation of the Sunday liquor ordinance.
The men changed watch at the patrol
house yesterday Il, noon, Officers Croft and
Walker going on day du'y and Wood and
Foster at night.
1t is rumo,ed that a subscription paper is
privately circulated in the city for the pur-
pose OF securing n central site TOR the new
government building.
After Much deliberation by the officers of
the plug bat brigade, at the meeting on Sat-
urday night, it was deemed ineIpedient to
provide cars for the ladies.
The Union Foraker and Kennedy club will
meet this evening at 1901 West Main at
1880. A. C. Cowan will address the club on
'ie political issues Of the campaign.
Hog cholera has broken out to cJhsidera-
ble eS tent near Urbans and hundreds OF hogs
last tall cost the farmers over $4,000.
Tom Robinson and Jim Fell will NEE.
again soon in II grove near this city, in a
sluggng match, provided the law officials
don't set down upon the arrangements.
Springfield is one of the most quiet and
orderly cities 10 the state on Sunday. II you
don't believe it just get yourself made re-
sponsible for a Monday morning newspaper.
From reliable information it is estimated
that there are ten thousand cigars, 1--WE
thousand cigarettes and two hundred pounds
of chewing tobacco sold in this city every
day.
Ex-Governor Foster speaks at New Carlisle
tonight. A number will 90 from this city,
round trip only 4oc, provided one hundred
tickets are sold. Those who want to 60 will
be at the wiSwam at o'clock.
Last night while the Salvation Army was
parading the streets some hoodlums smesred
tie binisters Of the stairway of Lothschuetz
hall with filth. II arrested they should be
dealt with severely by the mayor.
Nothing more can be learned of the stab
bing OF young C,stigan on Saturday night.
The friends of the bov refuse to make further
developments, but the proper authorities will
probably make an investigation today.
The joke is on the XenA orchestra They
purchased quite quantity Of new music and
made other preparations for the polcemens
bail, and th" policemen have engaged Sour
rvs (colored) orchestra, of Springfield.
The dandy dudes who loaf about the depots
on Sunday to pick up mashes often get left.
Last night one OF the fly gents got beautifully
bounced in an attempt to force himself upon
a couple Of young girls who were going
home from church.
Yesterday morning small boy on his
way to Sunday school ran in front OF a horse
on High street and was knocked down by the
shafts. With grea, presence of mind he be-
gan to roll aud succeeded in getting out of
the way of the wheels
Marshal Hughes, Officer Mast and d. ".
Stroud have been subj rnaed in the case OF
the state vs. Adams. 1t will be remembered
that these officers arrested Adams tor steal
ing mule from Columbus parties, jus, as he
was negotiating a sale to Mr.. Stroud.