Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-19

To Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett, of Southern avenue,
their first babe, on yesterday. Mr.. T. Sharpe |
went TO Cincinnati this morning. Joe Ard |
ner, the base ball player, arrived last even
ing. Cbiet Fred Schuchman was able to be
at the Office today.
WEDNEsDAy.-Mr. James Kirk, of the Ar
cade Hotel, went to Akron, this afternoon.
Dr. Hulick returned last night from his visit
with friends at Cincinnati and Batavia. Mr..
Charles Z. Driscol and bride arrived here
from their southern tour last night. and are
at Mr.. James Driscols, on South Center street.
Mr.. Louis Baker and wife are congratulated
on the arrival of twelve pound boy this
morning. George Arthur went to Columbus
today on Professional business. Mrs. N. G.
Amsden, Of Dubuque, Iowa, is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. John s. Barr, West High
Frank c. Cooper, formerly OF Springfield, now
one of Urbana's leading hardware merchants,
is in the city today. Captain Biddle Boggs,
whose health is somewhat improved, will as
sisl Marshal Hughes in the clerical work Of
his Office. Ex-Marshal Hayward is lending
his ald and advice in acquainting the new
marshal with the duties and methods of his
office. Mayor Goodwin held his first court
this afternoon in the presence Of a room full
Of spectators who were curious to see how he
would deport himself under his new respon-
sibili,ies. Mr.. John johnson has received
word that by lack of interest in the matter
| Springfield has lost the location of the Soap
Manufacturing Company. 1t goes to Bloom
ington, Ill.
Mr.. Jerome Fassler left this morning for
New York.
Frank N. Fritch, Of Dayton is here today.
Frank Peckinbaugh, the base ballist, is in
the city.
Will Bowman, of Chicago, is home for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Clark have returned from
Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Frank Cooper, of Urbana, is in the
city today.
Mr.. John Carey and wife went to Xenia
today to attend the celebrating Of the Goth
anniversary of the marriage of bis grand
father and grandmother.
P. P Mast was elected President of the
Council last night, on the thir:y-6rst ballot.
His opponents were Lessner, Russell, Prince
and Conklin. Conklin was elected Vice
President on tie vote decided by Mayor
Goodwin. R. NJ. Gilwicks is Sargeant-at-
Arms. City Clerk Shewalter holds over for
another year. W. Fl. Hughes has resigned al
patrolman.
The contractors of this city say there will
be as many buildings erected in Springfield
this season as there ever were before.
Springfield is rewarded by issue of letters
patent during the last week as follows: John
H. Thomas, hay tedder; Geo. W. McCann,
iron fence; Robert Brown, harvesting ma
chine. Also to A. J. Martin and J. c. Baker
MechanicsbuIg, seeding machine.
The Grand Jury in U. S. Court at Cincin
natl reported seven bills Of indictment yestrr
day and were discharged. Among those in
dicted is VIM. N. Castle, of this city, for mis-.
use Of the mails in carrying on alleged swind
ling business, under the title of the Miniatur,
Pearl Oil Paint Company, particulars o
whose case have been frequently and fulll
published. He is now in Jail awaiting tria
under the indictment.
Judge Goode has decided against refundinI
the Scott law tax paid into the treasury o
this county, on the ground that the tax hav
ing been once declared constitutional by th,
higher judicial power in the State. all none!
collected under that sanction, and before tn
decision validating the law had been over
ruled, could not be refunded, as no retroac
tive power could be given the decision Of tn
Supreme Court declaring the law unconstitu
nopal.
The Dayton Journal says: Captain West
Captain Lewis and several Dayton member
OF the Salvation Army began operations ir
Springfield last Sunday. The soldiers re
ceived kind treatment, both from the peopl
and the press. There was a disposition t
guy the members Of the army BY toughs an
rowdies in attendance, but the police sooI
silenced them. At the evening meeting
rough yelped in derision, while Captain Levi
, was e1hortine. "Dont mind it, friends; il
only the devil" said the young lady. whicl
remark silenced the teughs for all evening.
THURsDAY.-Mr. Joe Piber and Mr.. Charlie
Jackson, OF Xenia, was in the city last even
ing. Mrs. Jennie Wohlater, Of Delaware
who formerly lived in Springfield, will re
turn ard make her home here soon.. Mrs. R
H. Jolley and family will start for Minneap
oils Friday, with the intention of makin
their home in that city. City Solicitor A.
, Summers left yesterday for Shelby, Richlan
county, where his parents reside, to remai
until Saturday at bis former home. VIM. L
Castle, the Pearl Paint Co. operator of thi
city, was arraigned in U. s. Court in Cincin
natl yesterday, and pleaded not guilty to tn
indictment found against him. Captain As
s. Bushnell went TO Cincinnati this morning
) Miss Mary Nelson went to Dayton today. Nj
Charles Patterson is visiting in this city. Mr.
> ]. Russell, Of Urbana, is visiting friends il
; the city. Mrs. Hsrner. of this city, ha
moved to Washington c. H. Fatz and Kel
ley, the battery Of the Springfield base bal
club, arrived this morning. They are boil
large, fne-looking fellows, and have e1ctllen
regulations as base ball players. Mr.. Charlie
Morgan, of the Home Savings Bank, of Ur
5ana, and Mr.. Elmer Powell, of the sam
place, were visiting Mrs. E. o. Kershnel
Tuesday.