Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-13
LOCAL BREVITlkS,
From Morning E,iition.l

From Morning Edition..
John Rite, OF Clifton, was 10 the city yes
terday.
Ed. Rcqles of Dayton, was in the city
yesterday.
Tho,. P. Gaddls, OF Dayton, was in the
city yesterday.
Hon. John R. Lynch, OF Mississippi, was a,
the Arcade yesterday.
John Hayden was taken in last night by
Officer Mills for plain drunf.
Burt. |. Tuttle, son of Albert Tuttle, is
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
Rev. A. G. Byers. d. d. of Columbus,
member OF the state board OF charities, is at
the Arcade.
Sam Ryan was patrolled up from the "hill'
last nigh, for participating in IA fight last Sat.
urday night.
Mrs. G. A. Miller goes to Cleveland to-day
to attend the wedding Of her friend, Mrs
Carrie Morand.
Josie Thompson and Nsncie Wagner were
run in last night for dsorderly conduct by
Officer Waskey.
Prof W. D. Blumenschein came over from
Dayton yesterday to attend the exercises of
the vocal society.
j. Segrist, of Dayton McEldin Dun, of
Belleion,aine, and W. B. Albright, of Della
ware, were at the Arcade yesterday.
All the candidates on the republican tick
ct were soldiers in the Union army. Not
one OF the democratic nominees was SOL
der.
In the common pleas court yesterday An
appeal was filed in the case before Justice
Rightmyer, OF Samuel D. Myer vs. James T.
Chapman.
Those who wish information on the con-
stiuuonal amendments to be voted upon to-
day will find what they want in our editorial
columns.
By some idio,ic blunder it was published
in this paper yesterday that Springfield has a
larger pooulation than Dayton; the reverse Of
this is true.
John l.. Connable, OF the Standard Manu-
featuring Company, has gone into the hickory
nut business, as the f,llowing from the Xenia
Everybody will vote to-day. and come
around 10 the GLOBE REPUBLIC tonight and
get the returns. Those who can't come will
wait for the paper.
Mrs. Mary Moore, an old resident in this
city, died last evening at h,r residence, No.
1876 West North street. aged "a years. No
tice of funeral will be given.
Any person who has lost hat with the
initials G. H. l.. in it, can get it by calling at
the station house. The initials don't stand
for Sam Ryan on whom it was found.
1t WAS discovered last night that a iraudu-
len, republican ticket is in circulation headed
all right but having John l.. Wilson the dem
ocratic candidate inserted instead of Joseph
W. O'Neall.
An item appeared in this paper last even
ing to the effect that "Shortie" (Silas) Bretz-
fielder had lett the democratic party and gone
over to tie prohibtionists. Mr.. Brerztelder
csllei at this Office to say that the report is
lie.
Sam Ryan went into Stewards saloon on
York street last night and ordered two quarts
Of whisky; when they were set out he grabbed
them and ran, but Officer Waskey caught him
on Cherry street and lodged him in the sta
tion house.
N. s. Bonhau, the new postmaster at o.
born, will take charge of the Office this week.
He has received his commission, and will i'm
media,ely move on Postmaster Hoover's for
tifcations. The people of Osborn loose In
Mr.. Hoover a very efficient officer.
In the case of Gard vs.. Gard, for divorce,
Judge White heard the application yesterday
of the defendant, Mrs. Gard. for alimony
yendente lite. The unfortunate occurrence in
the wood house at PlattsburRh was fully in
quired into, and the court awarded as ali
mouy $40 cash and 81 per week while the
case is pending.
The republican meeting at Selma last night
wss largely attended. Quite number went
from this city. Kinney Burns was made
president, and N. Jackson secretary. Samuel
Harris opened the meeting, James Buford,
Thomas Jewett and James Fletcher tolow wed
with speeches, and grea, deal Of good was
done for the cause.
Lieutenant Rhine, who has had command
of the Xenia corps of the Salvation Army
since the departure Of Lieutenant Graham for
Springfield, held her farewell meetings at the
barracks last night. Her parents, who reside
at Sharpsburg, Pa, are in III health, and she
has been temporarily relieved from duty In
the army in order that she may devote her
Vntire time to them.