Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-13
DAILY WEaTHeR REPORT.
LOGAN BREVIrIES.

The probate Judge issued marriage licens'
yesterday to Walter Larmore and Edith NJ
Shain.
Nearly four hundred tickets were sold NJ
to last night for the Washington @. II. e1
curslon today.
Snow Hill Union Chapel Defeating ex.
cises at 3p. m. Sabbath school mas,
meeting in the evening at 7:l5.
The several G. A. r. posts Of MON county
will hold a campfire and reunion in Degood's
grove, Magnetic Springs, on Friday, Sept
lS.
The Big Six band has been employed to 60
to Cincinnati with the Springfield Plug Hat
Brigade, to serenade Foraker on Monday,
Sept. 2sth.
Letters of administration, with the will
annexed, were issued by the probate Judge
yesterday, to Augustus N. Pratt, on the es-
tate OF Kendall p. Tfuitt.
The county commissioners were 10 session
yesterday, examing the settlements between
the county treasurer and county auditor.
No other business was transacted.
The wigwam will be opened this after
noon, at three o'clock, for a temperance
meeting. A good choir will render the
music. DR.. Leonard and others will speak.
ltls said that Mr.. Leonard and number
Of prohibs. intend to be present at the gospel
temperance meeting at the wigwam this af-
ternoon with the intent OF giving the meeting
prohibition tendency.
The market Saturday morning was the
largest ever known IN this city. 1t occupied
both sides of Market street down to High,
and west on High nearly to Factory, besides
the usual Centre street market.
Leo Parren, a mechanic in the st. John
shops, while playfully scutiing with some tel-
low-workmen yesterday was struck in the
head with brick. His ear and cheek were
attended him.
Mr.. Chas Schroeder, of this city, met with
painful accident at Kenton Friday evening.
He is a brakesman on the ]. b. h W ;, and in
making coupling in the dark, his right
iorefnger was pinched of. He is at his
home in this city, and doing well as could be
expected.
The committee on railroad transportation
for the Foraker serenade, expect to secure
such rates that every republican in Spring
field can afford TO pay. The committee
expect to hear from the railroads on Monday
evening. Word has been received from
Bethel and Pleasant townships, and large
delegations may be expected from these
points.
A commercial drummer was Gagged up in
Simpson Bros wholesale store at Washing
ton G. H., during the cyclone. He fled into
the vault in great terror aud was heard to
pray very devoutly and with great fervor.
After the storm he crept out and disappeared,
and it was supposed he was killed, but be
turned up afterwards and declared that he
had just been out viewing the ruins aud was
not scared at all.
Last evening about six o'clock, two ladies
brought little ive-year-old boy to the resi-
pence of Captain Billy Wood, on West High
street, and said they had found him wander
ing about the streets. The little fellow man
aged to tell them that his name was Jim
my" and that he lived out in the country.
The patrol wagon was called and the little
wanderer taken to the station house. About
one hour after "Blind Dave" the fidler, called
at the staton-house, inquiring for his little
boy, who he said, had in some manner
become separated from him.