Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-10
LOCAL BREV1rlks.
From Morning Edition /

Remember the grand matinee at 2 80 this
afternoon. See notice elsewhere.
After the election Of Foraker, the wigwam
would make an excellent skating rink.
Col. J. II. Long, of Cincinnati, came up
yesterday to march with the Plug Hat brigade.
X. Worhiuatou was run In by Waskey
and DeLacy for drunk and disorderly last
night.
Billy Myers has come out for Foraker and
he wore a white plug hat in the procession
yesterday.
Andy Craig was lodged in the station last
night by Officers Waskey and Nicklas for a
plain drunk.
ture of the parade as it passed down Syca-
more street.
The republicans will hold a meeting at
Selma Monday night. A crowd will 20
from the city.
II any democrat wants q hundred dollar
bet for Foraker he can 6nd it at the American
Express Office.
In the probate court yesterday the will of
John Huffman, late of DJnnellsville, deceased,
was probated.
The parade did not 20 out South Market
street yesterday on account OF the obstruction
at the railroad track
Six men who were well known democratic
workers in the last campaign joined the Plug
Hat Brigade yesterday.
Lou Hullinger was drunk and disorderly
about the Wigwam last night, and Officer
Marshall was obliged to lock him up.
Peter Toohey was found drunk and iisor-
derly on Harrison street and taken to the
station by Officers Nicklas aud Norton.
Mr.. Mills, of East High street, had his win
dows filled with white plug hats yesterday,
and the brigade cheered rs they passed.
T. A. Gross, OF the firm of W. A. Gross 4
Co, undertakers, West Main street, has
moved his family here from Greenville, o.
Hon. John Il. Lynch, the famous colored
orator of Mississippi, will address the repub-
lican meeting at the wigwsm next Mon
day night.
Mrs. G. II. Whitney, OF O5wego, N. Y, and
Mrs. Mudd, OF Montgomery, Ala, returned
home yesterday after making Mrs. J. V. b.
Hoyle short visit.
Paul Carter came to town yesterday, as he
said, to see il Foraker was elected. He got
too much whisky and things, and WAS taken
in by Officer Mckay.
Gen. r. P Kennedy, Judge W. II. West, J.
W. Halthill, 5. E. Allmon, W. f.. Roebuck,
n. Earring, all of Bellefontaine, and c. s.
Sears, of Circleville, were at the Arcade yes
terday.
Some scamp kicked the center picture out
OF the frame OF photographs belonging to the
Parlor Match company last night 1t was in
front of Troupe's drug store. The fellow
could not be identified.
The exquisite designs in 'lus,re painting"
"A new depar,ure--executed by Miss Dun
lap, whose studio is in Mitchell block, on eI-
hibtion in Huffman Richters windows are
attracting marked attention.
little todding baby, held in its mothers
arms, peeped from under a white plug hat
and waved fsg at the procession yesterday
on East Main street, and the boys cheered
the httle republican again and again.
The Urbana Gee club came down yester-
day evening to take part in the Kennedy d.
monstration. party of the Plug Hat men
met them at The Arcade, and were entertained
in a very pleasant manner with campaign
songs.
confident matrimonial agent of Dakota
advertises to accommodate 10000 girls with
husbands in Dakota on ninety days notice"
great eastern emigration 10 desired, esps-
cislly by Fargo, which has only four unmsr-
red girls in II population OF $4,000.
f. S Kelley missed his horse and buggy
from the hiIching post in front of his place
last evening at about o'clock. He reported
to the police, and the horse was found
hiched in The alley in the rear of the La
gouda house at Il o'clock. 1t showed sigma
OF having been driven.
Chas. Bass, ex-policeman, was arrested by
Officers Hughes and Wilson last evening on
warrant sworn out by Guinea, on whose
property Bass lives, charging him with dis
orderly. They had some business d-
fculty, AMI Bass is chssged with striking
Guinea. He was released on bail.
Last Wednesday evening a small black
dog, supposed to be mad. by his strange
actions, was killed on North Yellow Spring
street. Mr.. Gelwicks, the sanitary marshal,
was notified, and said he would remove the
dead animal, but it still lies on the street op-
poste os North Yellow Springs street.
Henry Fuller, who lives near New Carlisle,
brought load OF lumber TO the tricycle. works
yesterday. After unloading, he drove into
town and hiChed his horses AT the corner OF
Race and Main streets. He forgot where he
had htched them, and reported to the police,
who found them safely anchored where they
had been hitched by Mr. Fuller himself.
Yesterday a young man from Urbana
named Baldwin, came down to the city with
an even hundred dollars which his mother
had given him for some business purpose
He proceeded to dispose of the money in
various ways and was having good time
generally. Officer Colwell came down In
the evening, however, aud arrested young
Baldwin aud secured the balance OF the
money. which was forty-fve dollars.
party Of members OF the Plug Hat Bri-
gade were standing on the corner of Lime
stone and High streets, yesterday evening,