Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-04
LOCAL BRBVTrl.S.
From Morning Edition.1

terday upon business.
The coal dealers OF the city met last even
ing in Caledonian Hall to consult with refer
ence to the trade in this city.
Jim Hutchinson was fined 81 and costs by
his Honor yesterday for creating disturb
ance in "No. 7" Saturday afternoon.
The ladies of the Universalist church will
give an oyster supper Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, Nov. IL, l3, IA al the
church.
The four children arrested by Officer Nor
ton Monday evening were dismissed by the
mayor yesterday with the sdmonition to
never get arrested again.
After long trial, during which eleven
witnesses were examined and crosaex-
amined. James Coleman was fined 81 and
costs Tor disorderly conduct yestedray.
Mr. I. b. Pee,, OF South Mechanic street,
accompanied by J. r. Kershner and wife,
expect to go to Florida to spepd the winter
as soon as Mr. Pee,'s health will permit
Officers Mast, Norton and Nicklas have q
new song which they sing in Chinese. 10
justice to the Mikado it can be said that this
is not a selection from il. Ask the dandy
"coppers' to sing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Nelson returned yester-
day from their honeymoon spent in. the east.
In the evening Mr.. Nelsop entertained half
dozen OF his gentlemen friends with a very
delightful oyster supper at Costs.
Ell. West, well known in police circles, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Mast on 3 war
rant charging him with disorderly conduct.
1t is alleged that West broke a window in
Ad NeT's saloon a couple Of weeks ago.
j. X. Mower has recently had erected at
the south side OF his house on South Factory
street, handsome conservatory for the pres
ervaton and growth of the fine collection OF
plsuta and flowers which Mrs. Mower has on
hand
A young man named John Rothe,mer,
living on North Race street, while perform
ing on a trapeze At the gymnasium last even
ing, fell and sprained his right ankle. He
was conveyed TO his home in the patrol
wagon.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. N. Potter entertained a
number OF their friends last evening with a
charming progressive euchre party at their
handsome residence on East High street. An
elegant repast was served at eleven o'clock
and play was continued until twelve.
DR.. T. F. Bliss, Of the Eye and Ear Insti-
tute, will deliver a special lecture today to
the physiology class at Wittenberg on the
subject Of the human eye. DR.. Biss has a
rapidly increasing practice in his speciality,
and is meeting with marked success.
Sam Harris, the well-known coored repub-
lican OF this city, is "lsying for" place as
messenger under Judge Foraker. Sam is a
political hustler of no mean ability and rem
dered very efficient service during the cam
psgn in holding the colored vote Of this
county solid for Foraker.
Last night buggy containing 1.-TWO mes
tipped over at the corner of Western avenu e
and Main street, throwing tho occupants out
but ipjuring neither. The cause OF the tip
was that the horse got tired and lay down.
Officer Delacy helped them right matters, and
they went on their way rejoicing.
Last night resident of the West Side re-
ported to Officer. D'Lacy that some boys bad
! attempted to carry off large plant, IA feet
long, set on rollers, and used for carrying in
boards from the planning mill, at the corner
Of Western avenue and Main street. Officer
D'Lacy went out and found the plank in
front Of the place and returned It.
brief paragraph in yesterdays paper
mlghthsve led the friends of Col. J. b. Eel
lows to believe his slight accident, Monday
evening, more serious than 1t was. As he
was coming down dark stairway leading to
Huffman Il Richter's back shop, he took q
step too far and tell to the bottom OF the
stairs. The cut he sustained was not SC
severe but that he WAS again At his WORK
fifteen minutes later.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety, of ST. Paul Church, met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Holms, Monday evening. Tn,
subject tor the evening was japan, tor which
an interesting programme had been arranged
consisting of readings, recitstions, music anc
essays. At the close of the entertainment
all agreed they had learned much of the coun
try and people for whom they are lsboring
The programme was In the hands Mrs. A. Il
Hall, who is diligent worker in the society
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