Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-19
LOGAN RR EVITIES.

h Id burglars seem to be working DaytoI
and Xenia with considerable success.
large excursion passed through here th
morning from Dayton en- route to Columbus
Xenia against Sprins field. return game, a
association park, tomorrow afternoon, ,hre,
o'clock.
Members OF the First Division A. o. II. .,
this city, will meet in their hall at 80 sharI
this evening.
Mr.. James II. Pyles, one of the examiner,
in the patent department at Washington, D.
G., arrived at home here yesterday on "a two
weeks vacation.
Nellie, daughter of Harry Hilton, aged 2
years, died Monday night. Funeral this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the residence, No.
los East Liberty street.
Only two or three democrats accompanied
the delegation to Columbus this morning.
Mr.. George Spence went to the train to vivc
the delegates their parting instructions
few Of the local sports drove a short
distance out Of town last evening and
INDUCED in a dog fight between a pair OF
booded ours. Heavy betting on both sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wood, accompan
led by Miss Laura Hicks, left this morning
for Jamestown, N. Y. They will visit Cha
tanqua and few points in Canada before
their return.
The grand army day committee at their
meeting, passed a vote of thanks to the Diehl
fireworks company of Cincinnati, for their
special efforts to give grand display here
last Thursday night.
The drummer who telephoned this morn
ing from the Arcade hotel several squares to
catch the American express Office few yards
away, has as yet neglected to do the proper
thing by his friends.
The sixth annual reunion of the First Ohio
cavalry will be held at Washington G. H.,
Fayette county, on the 23d of September.
Many comrades from distance have signi-
fled an intention to be present
The Central Ohio fair, comprising Cham
paign, Clark, Madison, Union, Delaware, Lo-
gan, Greene and Franklin counties will be
"
day, Thursday and Friday, September 8, 0,
10 and II, 1885.
Several members of the 10th and nth
Ohlo batteries met at Il. b. Cauiield's last
night to make arrangements for the joint re-
union, but as some comrades whose presence
was necessary could not be there action was
postponed until next Friday evening.
Next Sunday, August 30, Rev. s. W.
McCorkle will close his pastorate of four
years duration at the United Brethren church.
Lagonda. The Miami annual conference, of
which he is IA member, will meet in Summit
street U. B. church, Dayton, August 2G.
In council last night upon proposition to
continue the assistant sanitary marshal
another month, it was stated during the dis
cus,on that the city is now 10 better sanitary
condition than it has been for years, and it
is proposed to continue it in that condition.
Th9 GLoBE-REpUBLIC office was treated to
sernade by telephone, last night, from the
southern engine house. 1t is very seldom
tlat one hears as fine music as was gwen by
the Jldan brothers, assisted by Mr.. Price.
The latter is qnite an artist with the French
harp.
Sheriff Baker says he never saw II so call
fired dull in his business The turnkey at
the county jsil has to oil the hinges OF the
iron doors to keep away rust. County clerk
Rabbits prophesies the lghtest criminal
docket for years at the coming October term
Of court.
The water hes been shut of from the
trough at the soldiers monument and new
trough is to be put there, the work beginning
today. Half the horses in town are watered
there. A drinking fountain for humankind,
provided with cups, is to be added, aud will
be great convenience.
J. j. Behold is the possessor of a large
and valuable collection of relics of the war
Of the rebellion, picked up, in part by him
self, on various battle. fields. There are
empty shells of all sizes, bullets, grape-shot,
bayonets, "secesh" bowie knives, belt plates
and other pieces, some Of them quite rare.
The family of Greaves, the f,rrier, who is
in Jail at llllsboro, as already men toned,
will arrive at the county infrmary here to-
morrow from Baiubrldge. Superintendent
Fleming went to Madison county yesterday
to investigate the case of another family
which it was found belonged to Champaign
instead Of Clark county.
Urbana Citizen: "The night express man,
at the depot has been taken of since the n
Y. u. Il o. have been running into SPRING
field, on the |. b. 4 W. The transfers that
were formerly made here are now made in
Springfield so the night men here will be
sent to Springfield. We are sorry to see
Harry Menter leave Urbana as he is a first
class man in the office and royal good tel
low"
Xenia Gazette, Aug 10; ave note with
qualification the greatly improved health OF
Col. Coates Kinney. Until within the past
few days he has not been able to walk out,
some. The Colonel is beginning to look a
fine color again and is getting quite robust,
which augurs well Tor complete restoration OF
his old-tme vigor of body and mind, de-
sdera,um greatly wished by his many
friends.
Main street, between Market and Lime
stone, was the scene Of considerable excite
ment and fun this morning. Two young
boys, who lad been in the habit of annoying
a Market street Ghipama were caupbt nan.