Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-05
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August 10.
Mr.. II. @. Eisenmenger went to Cincinnati
to-day to see about his assignment as railway
postal clerk.
The wooden fence about the gas works has
been removed and high brick wall Is being
built instead.
Looks queer to see yesterdays convention
reported In the Enquirer and not In the Com
mercisl Gazette.
Leonard and Frost club meeting at the
usual place--Roth building tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock.
]. II. Thomas gives his travelling men
reception tomorrow evening at bis residence
on East High street.
Pleasant township republicans have reor-
ganiled the Blaine and Logan clu1 and
elected officers for the campaign.
The chorus for memorial services at Grand
opera house will meet at First Presbyterian
church, on Friday evening, at 7:3 30.
Lou. J. Beauchamp addressed an open air
prohibition meeting at South Charleston, last
evening, and was given respectful hearing.
A small party OF the younger set of society
people ure-or were to have been--picnicing
at Aberielda this afternoon on the leap year
plan.
A. ]. Rust, postmaster at Catswba, has
sent his resignation to the postmaster general.
Chas. F. McConkey is an applicant for the
position.
TOP Payne, a colored tough, wanted for
fight July <th, on the corner Of Mill Run
and Vine streets, was found on Cherry street
last night and locked up.
The great and only "Duier" Lyons, a very
familiar character on the Levee has skipped
the town tor pastures new where he is not so
well known by the police.
Eigntseu of the travelling men OF ]. II.
Thomas 4 Sons are taking weeks vacation
in this city while theil accounts for the
season are being squared up.
Jim Qaill, notorious tough of the village
who has been conspicuous for his absence this
summer is fulfilling seasons engagement in
the indianapolis workbouse.
Mitchell Post members have all been as
signed to duty on some of the committees tor
Grand Army day. The announcements will
be made at the meeting tomorrow night.
Men began work this morning decorating
the exterior OF the court house ia respect TO
the memory of General Grant. 1t will re-
quire two or three rays to complete the
WORK
The ,r ,hibt 90 state central committee are
distributing pamphlet 'headed "A Third
Party Needed by Horace Waters" The woods
are full OF political csstawsys in need Of
party.
Yesterday two boys on Miami street, got
into fuss about kniie, and while scuffing
over 1t "a boy named John Reeves had three
fingers cut TO the bone. DR.. PATTERSON dressed
the hand.
Fos. Hayward put force OF fresco artists
at work on the wigwam today to "paint 'er
red" and they are doing it in the highest
style OF the art. Red Well, just 60 and
look at it.
Mary McGhee was arrested this morning
by Marshal Hughes on a warrant for loiter-
ing around on complaint OF Officer Ward who
saw her lettering with Pat Welsh along the
|. B. & W. railway east of town few even
iBgs since.
William Underwood was run in from the
"hill' last night by Officers Nicklas and Ward
and patrolled in. He is wanted for partici-
patton in three different fights early this
spring, but has been working in the country
for the past three months.
Colonel White received a telegram this
morning stating that Leonard Krout, the
private of Company c, Seventh Regiment,
who was seized with an attack of Typhoid
fever on his way from Keuton last Monday,
died this morning at his home in German
town.
A plan is being worked up here to organize
an amateur base ball team Of the best local
players to 90 to Xenia next Tuesday and open
the new base ball park just completed in
that city, the return game to be played later
between the same teams here. 1t would be
an interesting tussle.
Jacob Leitschuh, residing at the corner Of
Race and Main streets, was arrested this morn
ing on peace warrant issued by Squire
Stout, on complaint of Paul Rudolph, Jake
IN his testimony AYERS that Rudolph will not
let bis wife alone and threatenens to kill him
if he does not. Asthe paper goes to preSs
the hearing is being held before the squire
The connections were made Tor the district
telegraph FIRE alarm at all the houses today !,
and it is Understood the apparatus is now in
complete working order and ready for busi-
ness. As all alarms "keyed in" must be
from the Central house, it will be so much to
the disadvantage OF the force there, as they
will be delayed until the alarm has been
struck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Elliot gave a very charm
ing little card party at their home on Miller
street last evening. Euchre and refreshments
at eleven were the features OF the evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Apder-
son, Misses. Alice aud Hattie Boyer, of Day ton,
Miss Minnie Kefauger, Of Dayton, Miss Lide
Dinner, OF Dayton, Miss Nora Wood, Aessrs.
Oliver and Lewis Wood.
Yesterday afternoon Ed Kelly came up to
Officer Norton and complained that he had
been knocked into the gutter aud kicked by
gsng Of toaghs in front Of Ford b Burns
SAL on Main street. The Officer wanted to
iast-iig,te the matter at once, but Kelly was
very unwilling to accompany him. Finally
the officer locked him up on charge of
drunk and disorderly. Investigation proved