Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-11

In their morning GLoRE-RsruBLrC OF the q.
pul.iou Of the c,t,l. b,r n, from the t, orv
they had appropriated from the lndrus n
the far west, how many thought that ,hts
action would directly affect the people ell
through Clark county but 80 it has yas
talking with John Madison, the great stock
raiser OF this county, tho other He said
al have one OF the finest herds o, 100 steers
10 CLARK county, most OF them averaging
1000 pounds TO the head. 10 the early p,rt
OF the fall ! sold them to parties in New
York. The contract WAS made and was
preparing to deliver the cattle Just then
President Cleveland decided that the cattle
kings must move of the Indian reservations.
which they had Appropriated The result
was that an immense number OF western
cattle were thrown on the market since the
| cattle herders had no place to h I'd their
drove' Prices came down with a bound
and the market was glut,ed. The f-m to
~hich had sold my cattle repudiatsd the
contract at the price sgreed upon, and have
had TO Keep my Gait or else take a ve-v
much smaller price for them. shall feed
them during the winter AMI wat tor higher
prices"
Other Clark county sock raisers have had
similar experiences. Right here in Spring.
held the result of the tall Is seen in the price
OF beef stock, which has { lien from u TO y
cents or pound. although | am told that some
dealers are still keeoing up the price.
The pre- ent low prices bound inward
The gentleman who was here last we k WAS
an unclo OF Billy Woods. He stated that the
prospects Of the Mercer heirs recovering the
estate are very fattering, and that there Is
much excitement in New York city on the
subject. Vanderbilt ha. interests involved
In the case, to the extent Of several million
| dollars.
II. .. thompson says, in his New Era
speaking Of the Cincinnati e1cursi, n. that
the people Of Cincinnati learned from the
great demonstration there that if the probi-
oition party is petering ou,,' it Is doing so at
the big end Of the horn" Certainly the
"prohibs' are usually found at tie big end Of
"horn Especially the .colored element in
the prohibition party.
Another member OF Dr. Leonard's church
hnds himself unable to endure a political
pastor. Mr.. kulp has withdrawn his letter of
mem bershp ia Central Church. The repnb-
licans OF Genital Church are standing firm.
MI Chss. Shaf.r, one of the mos. prominent
members proudly wore white republican
plug last FRIDAY.
Inc Enquirer speaks OF the "ugly plugs cf
our republican brigade. The man who think,
90 must be "pug ugly" himself.
II Is said that local democrats here have re-
ceived buodes OF the republican tickets Of
two years Ego, vi h drec IONS to scatter
them as widely as p ssible. Republicans
should see that they have this years tickets
by comparing every nam with the ticket
nominated this year. Tickets printed two
years ago would only count for the head of
the ticket.
Jokes sometimes show the temper of the
public with great fidelity. When the book
agent In Parlor Match csl,d tattered,
whlskey-sosked Old Hos" OF the cast ST.
John' during the performance last week, a
nowi OF derision and laughter greeted the
reference.
Mr.. kusell Seeds, the well-kuown journal
ist, sails for Germany on the Goth in the
snip ruria, the celebrated vessel
which recently beat the record Of
ocean steamers for quick passage.
NJ: Seeds will study It the university at
heidelberg famed for it, learning, beer and
due's There are bets that Mr.. Seeds will be
nomesck for Springfield and come back by
~ iSoos, out uc says Dt won l..
"lf the republicans win in mex, Tuesdsy's
election there will be a boom in business
never surpassed" said . Spring field iepub-
can yeste rdsy. "Much OF the dulness in Il
Guy has been directly chargeable to political
excitement. Last Friday, for insta nee no one
was 10 be fund TO do busine with. With
republican SUCCESS Springfield will have one
OF the best years in her history next year.
"Things It would be funny to see:
Monk Sykes.
n. for Michael and X. for King take tbs
stump for the prohibitiouists.
The agents OF the Pan Handle and Rec
Line playing.lhe respective roles of Damon
and Pythss.
Detective John T. Norris electioueering for
Hosdly.
Nike Welsh bailing out the Centre stree,
sewer.
At 10 O'Clock.
DR.. Leonard subscribe for the Con m rcial
Gazette.
Two Well-known republican orators on the
stump 10 the woods, ten miles from civiliza-
ton, with broken buggy.
iemp wilson trying to do a problem in
spherical 'rigonome,ry.
Pihiuiuk now many 'ru-
mors' there are in the Hamlin Block IN AN
em'sss.y OF the Jefferson Club, who called to
get hs' OF the "roomers" for polling pur-
poses.
=, enjoyed pleasant little interview with
nuIst hslstesd, at his Office in the Commer-
cial Gazette building 10 Cincinnati last week.
hslstesd seemed in magnificent health
snd spirits, and his bright eye and robu,t
frame created the impression that he thieves
On o Newspaper abuse. He 10 conf ieat of reput.
ncen success nett Tuesday. 1t was highly
amusing to hear him jest with Mr.. BOYLE
about The hard things which the prohibition
lsu nave been saying shout them Mr.. Hal
stead has . magnificent Office all to himself
on the fourth f,Or OF the Commercial
iszstte building at Fourth and Race street,.
ne writes easily and faently, and has a
great habit Of sitting 1t the window TO
vrits' holding up . book to write on
RAMBLER.