Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-22
LOCAL EvIglkS.

lFrom Morning Fdition.l
Officer Norton locked Jim Muligan nj
Monday afternoon. Plain drunk.
Police business was good last night, an,
mayor and marshal are happy accordingly.
J. r. Pence was locked up by Officer Nor
ton, Monday evening on the charge of loiter
ing.
Pat Hughes was arrested last night by Off
GERS Norton and Nichlas and locked up fol
dlsorderly conduct.
The county commissioners were in regular
session yesterday Nothing but routine bus.
iness was transacted.
In the common pleas court YESTERDAY y
Weimer h Co. filed a motion TO revive a
judgment against Nas. Yeazel.
In the common pleas court yesterday
Judge White granted a divorce to William
Sparks from his wife Katie, on the ground Of
wiiul absence.
O'i ers Norton and Mast found two new
pairs Of shoes yesterday 10 a hay stack at
Brains crossing in the Fast End. They await
identification at police headquarters.
The Xenia Gazette says; The polcemen's
bnll bids fair to be a great success. The
"dandies' will be here from Dayton, SPRING
field and other surrounding cities.
Hon. W. W. Curry, of Indiana, and Geo.
G. Rawlins, Esq, republican candidate for
representative, addressed large and enthu-
siastic meeting at South Charleston last night
A lady living on South Center street
turned in an alarm by the district telegraph
for the patrol wagon yesterday afternoon.
She intended to call a physician, but turned
the crank too far.
sam Scott, living at Lagonda, was found
very drunk at the corner of Main and Foster
streets Monday evening by Officer Condron
apd locked up. He is also charged with com.
mitting an indecent act.
The handsome palace car. belonging to the |
containing several Of his very foe horses,
passed through here last night over the G. G. |
c. X l., en- route to Cincinnati.
Michael Murphy, aged seventy, was found
dead IN his bed at No. 6. North Monroe
street. Dayton, Sunday morning. He went
10 peu perfectly well. Inc coroner 1Ound
that the death resulted floA phthisis.
The Clark county bar met yesterday to
consider the rules of court. Alter numerous
changes in the rules rs reported by the COM
mittee, they were referred back with instruc-
tons to repor, at an adjourned meeting next
Friday.
A man, whose name could not be learned,
went to the offices of Drs. Russell h Nc
Laughlin and DR.. Miranda yesterday with bis
hand cut by frizzer. He left without seeing
either Of the doctors, and it is not known
who he was.
Two pair of ladies button shoes, No. u,
were found by Officer Norton and Mast on the
!. b. Il ". railroad uear Burnetts crossing.
They are n, police headquarters. From the
size il thought they were stolen from Il Chi
cago shoe dealer.
Limbocker, the Arcade stationer and priu- ]
ter, has on sale some very artistic medalions
OF the late Gen. Grant. They are cast in
copper and nickle-plated, making beautiful
wall ornament and as a const quence are meet
ing with rapid sales. a.,
Officer Do,ze and Chain Gang Superintend-
ent Goode found b. ". Hotsh lying on eel
lar door near the station house in beastly
state of intoycation. One or two persons
said lIUtsh had been in II fight, but the off.
cers say he was too drunk to fight.
Yesterday afternoon two fellows named
Newt Berry and Frank Kirk got into dis
pute in Walnut alley near Main street. -,
Words were soon followed by blows, and they ,
were having lively time when Officers Mast =,
and Norton stopped their fun and run them n
in Tor disorderly conduct. +,
Complaint was made to Officer Norton Mon
lay that two boys had been lettering about c
Blacks Opera House all day. The officer \
ook them to police headquarters, where they "A
'ad they were from Urbsns aud wanted I
% go back. They were given until nine
o'clock to get out of town. d
The station house slate read last night:
James Mulligan, drunk, Norton; J. r. Pence,
Offering, Norton; Samuel Scott, drunk and
an indecent act Condron; Newt
Berry, disorderly, Norton and Mast; Frank
Kirk. disorderly, Mast and Norton; b. W. Il
Hotsh, drunk, Rzsr; Pat Hughes, disorderly, a
Norton and Nicklss; j. Maynard, disorderly, C
NJ Ills and Condron; Millie Johnson, disorder Il
y, Condron aud Mills. IA. II
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