Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-05

This is what it costs to run the station
house for the month Of March: Total mum.
Der confined l2s. Number of dodgers 72s.
Meals furnished 2,97s. Average number per
day 80. Cost Of eeding per day 81 70. To-
tai cost $9729.
Officer Hughes is off duty on leave for q
week from Tuesday. OHieer Walker will
follow with ten days vacation,
Joe. Bolau gets $lss, one-half of amount
claimed, for extra compensation for eIcavat-
ing Mill Run sewer.
1t will probably exhaust the $l65 appro-
priated BY the City Council for the specisl
election on market house. 1t will r, quire 5O.-
900 tickets.
The grade from the l., B. l. W. Railway to
Lagorda bridge, on Lagonda avenue, has
been ordered.
The voting place for precinct B, Fifth
ward, will be at Clingers grocery, No. SIT
West Main street.
Miss Flora Zeigler, OF Columbus, was the
guest OF Miss Nellie Malin, Of College avenue,
during the week.
Comrade A. o. Huffman, of Mitchell Post
No. As, G. A. r., has been notified from de-
partment headquarters Of his appointment as
Assistant Inspector for this district, compris-
ing the posts in Clark county
| A feature OF Easier music at St. Raphael'a
church to-day will be the rendering Of an
J entire mass by q triple quartette OF male
voices, under P. E. Montanus's direction
something never, as yet, attempted here.
Prince Bismarck, Of Germany, Prosecutor
Weaver and County Clerk Rabbits, of ,hii
city, celebrated their birthday anniversary
April lst.
In Common Pleas Coust Wednesday morn
ing Judge Goode overruled the motion fol
new trial in the assault and battery case o
State vs.. James Chapman, and affirmed judg
nent At last term OF $40 and costs. On ap
plication Of defendant in the Guinea alimony
case, the time for payment Of the first install
ment was extended. Judge Goods is work
ing hard on cases submitted, of which Their
are eighty awaiting decisions, including tn
Scott law cases.
1t is reported that Nat. Creager, vel
known as a contractor in this city, was oI
board the steamer Relben R Syringe
wrecked on the Mississippi River last Sun
day. No lives we're LIST.
Chas. z. Berry obtained pensions for th
following persons last week: A. G. Bethard
$1,000; John Green, 81. 900; John Daringer
$500.
The superintendent Of the public school
make the following report for March: En-
rollment for boys 1907, girls 1856; tota
1868; average daily membership, boys 1906
girls 1925, total, 36a6.5; average daily .,
tendance, boys 1874, girls l752.5. Numbe
new pupils, 81; number withdraw, Ala
ases tardiuess, l4l; number OF perfect i
attendance 2,23l; cases corporal puuishmen,
1872; referred to Principal, IA; referred tt
Superintendent, 3; cases truancy, %; visit
by members of the Board, l3.
The jsil-birds Jackson, Lewis, q Underwood
Cheek, Gatewood and Butcher, were release
at the expiration of their sentences, ON Nor
day.
The Little Miami road will change time t.
morrow.
The Champion City Guard are about ordel
ing an outfit Of regulation black helmet
from Columbus, to complete their dress un
form. Tney already have the white helme
for summer use.
The Big Six Band will furnish music
the tair in Washington O. H., on the 9,
inst.
Mr.. Robert Hedges, formerly book-keep.
for Jones Son, left on Thursday for Oman
Neb., where he will make his future home
Mr.. N. Baird, of the Lagonda House, sp,
Thursday in Columbus.
Mr.. J. L. Bruner and wife left on Thur
day for San Francisco, Cal, over the l.,
& ". R. R.
Mr.. Daniel Dennis, an old time resident ,
Lagonda, died recently at the residence ,
his daughter, Mrs. Jonas Weyant, st Bowlul
willie, o. Iuterment at Pleasant Hill. 81
age was nearly eighty-two years.
The Lsgonda House has again change
hands. THIS time it goes to Mr.. Willial
Voight, late Of the Queen City Hotel in Cir
cinnati. Mr.. voight took possession La
week.
Mr.. John Reifsnider on Friday received
telegram frsm Detective Norris that the pre-
liminary trial of W. D. Hoyt for shooting th
mulatto, Charles Stanley, at Cleveland, hs
been postponed to next Wednesday. AIS,
that indications are favorable for acquittl
and that there are no signs Of violence again
Hoyt whatever.
Mr.. q. L. Rockfe,d and wife, accompanie
by Mrs. Snippe, LET, for Kentucky on Thur,
day evening.
The Columbia skating rink will be +.
opened upier the management Of the Big ST
band. The present managers retiring on Sa
urday.
In the case Of Thos. Kennedy vs. H.
Creighton, Judge Elliott rendered judgmen
! for the plaintiff for $575.
Mrs. Jacob Young Of Scott street, receive
birthday surprise last week. A 6ne willo,
char was among tie presents.
Misses Irene and Winnie Spangler. q
Springfield, visited friends here this weel