Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-01
LOCAL RREvf1IFS.
From Morning Edition. |

Potatoes are selling down at O5bOrne AT z.
cents per bushel The crop is very large anC
the quality exceedingly fine.
Dayton is engaged this week with hei
chicken and pumpkin show, and claims un'
rivaled exhibitions ia both departments.
Governor Hoadly takes refuge behind DR.
Leonard with az much assurance as II he had
put the reverend gentleman up tor that pur.
pose.
General Beaver and Hon. Charles Town.
send will speak at the republican wigwam on
Saturday night. The plug hats are expected
TO parade.
TIE sheriffs throughout the state are afraid
to go TO their postoilices, because the invita-
tions to the hanging parties at Columbus give
them the horrors.
Dayton had rousing republican meeting
Tuesday night. On Saturday night, Senator
Sherman is to speak there aud the boys pro-
pose to "paiut 'er red
The international Students concert at
Anzinger's hall, last night, was well at
tended, and the social dance after the concert
was enjoyed by all.
A man named McDermott, living on East
Nam street, reported to Officer De Lacy last
nj Iht that about ten bushels of corn had been
stolen from him this week.
Republicans will rally at the wgwa:n Sat-
urday night. Bring along the white plugs,
and Join the parade. Gen. Beaver and Hon.
Charles Townsend will speak
Judge J. +. Hawes, of Xenia, came up yes
terdsy to try two cases. " hich were assigned
for him. The cases, however, went over till
mex Monday, when the judge will return.
Rev. Jesse Richards, pastor Of the German
Reform church of Lindsey. o. is the guest OF
Adam Netf. He will visit the Soldiers Home,
al Dayton, today, and return home on Friday.
DR.. Russell has in his Office very wise and
seda,e horned owl. His worship is seriously
contemplating, through a pair of eye glasses,
the following political "s,raw:" Foraker
first. Leonard second, and Hoadly left"
Down at Neuia, they have Just given
ball tor the purpose OF providing overcosts
for the policemen, and one OF the local papers
suggests that they get up another ball and
buy ovetcoats fJr the ,yor, city solicitor
and city clerk.
James Ryder, the Irish blacksmith of Day
ton, presented Judge Foraker borse shoe OF
his own make, with photograph OF Foraker
neatly set in. This is the same smith that
presented Blaine and Logan with horse shoes
for good luck"
The arrest of the four colored Springf sld
men in Cincinnati was made simply because
they were colored and were shouting for For
aker Mullen was rewarded tor arresting and
imprisoning colored men, by Hoadly, hence
colored men are asked to vote for Hoadly.
William S. Skardon, for many years con-
nectcd with the Champion Machine Company,
as fireman OF the repair room, leaves this
morning for Cincinnati, where he has ac-
ceped a position with the Singer Manufac-
turing Company His family will not leave
for several weeks.
Harry Fisher received message la st even
ing from the Shamrocks, with which Suli-
van, CLARK and Rhue are playing, asking il n
game could not be arranged for this city be-
tween that club and the Zlnesvilles or n
Springfield picked nine. Game to be played
either this week or next.
The cgar-maker3 are vigorously kicking
aeaips, the cigar manutactory at the Ohio
penitentiary, under the Hoadly admiuistra-
ton. They are made and sold for 81 per
1000, as a reform and economical democratic
measure. drummer was IN this city today
selling the penitentiary cigars.
Dayton journal: The Springfield Plug
Hat Brigade took Cincinnati by storm on
Monday, to the delight OF republicans and
the d. moral zttion of the democrats. The
desire to "paint 'er red, is almost AS strong
this year as it was last. Springfield republi-
cans do that sort of thing in very artistic
way.
The committee of awards of "the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition"
have forwarded to the Superior Drill Com
pany, of this city, a certificate, Of award for
the best seed sower and fertilizer distributor.
This is additional evidence that the SPRING
field manp'actnrers always come to the
front, on test OF merit.
Last night little girl named Maria
Sweeney dropped a gold ring on Spring street
just nor of High. Along search failed to
turn up The ring, and il was fnally given up
as lost. A young man named John Dun
worth fund il afterwards, and turned it over
70 Col. Dp.2'. The little girl called shordy
after ar' got it
Julu B,k"r ard Fred Schaller were run in
last Night by Officers Nckas aud W,askey on
warrant charging them with disordery
conduct on last Sa urday night. Both men
claim that'a crowd of fellows jumped on
them without any cause, m tha! they only
defended themselves. Schsller carries his
left eye in a sling MS the result Of the fight.
A few members OF the Jefferson club met
last night at the club rooms. Nothing of i'm
porance was done except to arrange TOR a
public meeting on the Market square next
Monday evening. Either Hon. Johu +. Fol-
lett or Hon. Samuel +. Hunt, of Cincinnati,
Will speak, and 1t is whispered around that
Gov. Hoadly will accidentally drop down,
and be called upon TOR a speech.
PERSOAAL.
Berjamn Barr started lor Nashville, Tenn,