Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-09
LOCAI RRGvI1IES.
lErom Morning EdItIon.l

Capt Bushnell returned to Columbus las,
evening.
The Lolita company left for Columbus
Thursday.
SC. Milling, of Cleveland, was at the Ar.
cade yesterday.
"Parlor Match" this evening, matinee TO-
morrow and evening.
g. p. Gephart, of the Dayton Touring mills,
was in town yesterday.
John Kerr, of the Washington Globe, was
in the city last evening.
Yves. 1--WE, of the South Charleston Senti-
mel, was here yesterday.
q. II. knight, ticket agent Q. G. q. h l.,
and wife, are in Cleveland.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday: John
l.. Young and Mary J. Good.
The Plug Hat Brigade will form at the
wigwam at l;30 o'clock this afternoon.
j. N. Kuote returned home yesterday from
a few days visit in Terre Hsute, Indiana.
The county commissioners went to Pleas
ant township yesterday on official business.
A. r. Metcali was stopping with his friend,
II. Prozmau, clerk at the Arcade, yesterday.
Lester Il Williams, proprietors of the "Psr-
lor Match" show, were in the city yesterday
1t is expected that there will be one thou
sand white plug hats in the parade this after.
noon.
Chas. II. Hicks, agent for "Niagara," which
will show here next week, was at the La
gonda House yesterday.
f.. q. Ford, OF Washington, D. c., ex-exam-
iner OF the United States patent Office, is
registered at the Arcade.
In the probate court yesterday David Hit
gave bond rs executor Of Margaret Allen,
decd, in the sum of $4,000.
Carter, the cigar and news man, received
over 700 Seaside pocket libraries yesterday,
making full volume in all.
Works, addressed the rational convention OF
funeral directors Thursday ,on arterisl embalm-
ing.
John l.. Young and Mics Mary J. Good,
both OF this city, we're married by Rev Henry
Tucklsy at the St. Paul parsonage on Thurs
day
DR.. Munhsll is in the city, and the pros
poets are for a large audience this evening to
hear him lecture at the High street N. +.
church.
The condition of Miss Drake, the unfortu-
,n.a .f.h ,La
county infrmary, WAS about the same as
heretofore, last night.
Capt Patrick OFarrell, Of Washington, D.
c., who addressed the republican meeting at
the wgwam last night, is a prominent law
yer and newspaper contributor of tina. city.
D.. Munhall's lecture tonight at High street
NJ +. church will be a treat The sutject is
"Ths Great Cathedras of Italy" and it will
be illustrated with very fine stereopticon
views.
A. Ever, of Philadelphia, l.. G. Morse, of
Buffalo, a prominent railroad man, and r. N.
Furnss, who is engaged in the insurance
business at Indianapolis, were the guests of
the Arcade yesterday.
The old commander Of the Plug Hat Brig
ade, William n. Whitley. will turn out with
company from the East End, with the re-
ception to Gen. Kennedy this afternoon. The
shops will close at noon.
Chas. Cory, n prominent young lumber
merchant Of Xeuia, psssed through this city
yesterday in company with party of friends
on his way to Kenton, where he is to wed An
accomplished young lady.
DR.. Myers has presented application for the
appointment OF a board pt pension examiners
to be located here. DR.. W. W. Hall has the
recommendation Of the G. A. r., and long
list OF names as one OF the board.
A well-dressed young lady trying to take
home well-dressed young man, who was
silly drunk, and who answered to the name
OF Jack" was one Of the things seen on
Limestone street by an embassador of the
GLoBs- R RErUBLIC at o'clock this morning.
The man Henry Woodley who had his left
arm so iearfully lnangled at the East Main
street crossing early Thursday morning. an
account OF which appeared in the GLoBE-RE-
PUBLIC, ha1 DlS arm dmputdteu ucdr thc
shoulder by Drs. Russell and Mclaughlin.
He was sent to his home at Cleveland yester-
day morning, DR.. Russell kindly giving him
money to buy something to eat on the way,
as he had no money. His statement is that,
in attempting to board the freight car, he was
struck by a switch target and knocked under
the cars.
Considerable excitement was caused at the
corner of Main and Market streets at about
ten o'clock last night by dispute between =
drunken street-walker and . little cOlored
wiener wurst boy. The former bought a,
wieueI-wurst, paid for it, and ate il, then de-
manded her money from the boy, saying that
she thought it was oysters he was selling.
The boy refused TO give up the money unless
the woman would give up the wieuer-wurst,
but as she was unable to do her part she be-
gan TO raise disturbance, and speedily drew
crowd Officer Marshall soon appeared and
dispersed the crowd.
Reception To the Republican Candidate
for Lieutenant Governor.
This is the day Of the reception to Gen.
Robert p. Kennedy, republican candidate for
lieutenant governor. Every republican in
the city should turn out this afternoon, and
participate in the parade. The next lieuten-
ant governor Of Ohio will be met at the depot
OF the most prominent citizens OF Springfield.