Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-20
lFrom Morning Edition.l

MISS Nate Mllllkin, OF Washington T.. H.
| o., was in the city yesterday.
Ed. Edwards and lady, OF South Charles
| ton, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hsskell, of South Charles
ton, were in the city yesterday
J. W. Kzer and John Brown, Of New
Paris, o., were in the city yesterday.
j. J. Hopes has purchased the cigar busi-
ness of l.. +. Staley, West Main street.
5. r. Williams and Matt v Lyons, OF
Dayton, were at the St. James yesterday.
T. F. Bond, of Mast, Foos 4 Co., left tor
Philadelphia over the Pan Handle last
night.
The child OF Rev. Sandersop, formerly of
this city, now Of Detroit, was buried in this
city yesterday.
W. II. Buckley, N. f. Buckley, W. o.
Spayth aud j. TMartin, all OF THIN, o., are
at the st. James,
Prof. W. l.. BIeumt ichein, OF Dayton,
came ov, r yesterday to attend the meeting OF
| the vocal society.
DIR. Leonard received exactly the same
number OF votes in Cuyahoga county that be
received in Clark-7g2.
Reserved seats for Barney McAuley and
kiraliy Bros great spectacular plays open
this morning at Pierce's.
Miss Cora Allen Miss Laura Sanders and
W. n. Hottilch, all OF Bellefoutaiue, were at
the Lagonda House Yesterday.
This is the day get tor the prize shooting
match. The weather permitting the match
will occur at the Perrin woods
Marshal Hughes passed the cigars around
among the "boys" last evening at mayors
court. The marshal is great tavorite.
Married, by Squire W. A. Stout, on Sat
urday night last, st the residence of the bride
on Obenchnin alley, Charles Clark to Ida
Young.
The Murphy movement has broken out
airesh at Cleveland. Francis Murphy sd-
dressed an immense audience at Plymouth
church Sunday.
A number OF the Salvation Army were in
Dayton Sunday, attending the services at the
| Grand Opera house in the afternoon, and re-
turning home on the midnight train.
A meeting of the officers Of all G. A. r.
posts in Greene, Clark, Champaign, Logan.
| Hardin and U MON counties, about forty posts
in all, will be held in Springfield Oct 49,
Lenton D. Jones, a prominent citizen of
Dayton, and lately deputy collector OF in
ternsl revenue OF that place, died suddenly
| OF heart disease in a hotel at Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
Clarence, son OF George and Mary Leuty.
OF North Yellow Springs street, died last
night at about ten o'clock, of typhoid fever.
Notice Of funeral will be given this after
noon.
A irightful accident occurred at Anna sta
ton Saturday on the Dayton & Michigan
railway, 10 which boy named Milton Mede
WAS instantly killed by four or fl We cars pass
ing over him.
Ia Squire S,outs court yesterday, the case
| of Charles Berry vs.. Mrs. Lon Troupe, suit
for S36 for services in procuring pension,
was tried. The jury found verdict in favor
| Of The defendant.
| The Bavarian benevolent society met in
social dance at Anzlngers hall last night.
About seventy-fye couples joined in the tes-
tivities, and considerable amount OF money
was realized for benev olent purposes.
| Officer Marshall found Lafayette Miller, a
deaf and dumb man, dead drunk on the
stairway leading to Reinhammer's hall, on
West Main street, last night. Miller spent
the rest OF the night in the station house.
| The $1,000 Of L. S. bonds supposed to
have been stolen from +. j. Fitzpatrick, of
Cincinnati, while Fitzpatrick was in liquor
at Dayton last Saturday, have been found by
Henry Busche, n grocer at the corner of
Third and Plum streets. The bonds had been
carelessly lost by Fitzpatrick.
The mixed school question Is growing quite
exciting in Yellow Springs. The colored
children abandoned the colored school, which
is said to be amply provided with teachers
and other facilities, and have gone into the
white school, The official board has ordered
their withdrawal pending an investigation as
to legal rights in the case.
Last night at police court roll call, Chief
Walker mentioned to the police that there
was considerable complaint made by the
teachers IN the High street seminary about
some young boys in that neighborhood who
were in the habit OF stoning the building
Several windows have been broken in this
way, and the police are on the lookout for the
gay kids.
The swittest largest river in the world ac-
cording to II travelling corresp0 ndent, is the
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