Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-24
LOCAL mr. EVFIIFS,

$4,000.
Daniel B. Heser, of this city, has secured
patent on coffin.
John T. Norris, the detective, is disguise
with pair of side whiskers.
The commissioners Of Greene and Clar
counties went out to view the Rankin dtc
yesterday.
The Grand Opera House is having lot O
new scenery painted by Armbruster 4 Sons
OF Columbus.
Members of the old police torce who serve,
under Chief Schuchman were in the process
sion yesterday.
The wedding of Paul p. Grindle aud Mis-
Anna Ferree occurred last nigh, at the BRIDE
home, a few miles from this city.
Harry Fisher is making an effort to secure
the Henley and S,ndusky base ball clubs fol
agame in this city some day next week.
large crayon portrait Of the late Chief
Schuchmau was placed among the mourning
drapery on the police headquarters yesterday
yesterday afternoon and the word "drunk'
was written after bis name at the station
house.
The probate judge yesterday issued mar
riage licenses to Albert J. Dietrich and Mary
A. Davis, and to J. L lson Gordon and Nora
A. Taylor.
Plain John Smith got on an ornament tai
bender yesterday, and Officers Mast and Nor
ten had him located for the night at the
Saints Rest on Spring street.
While fishing at Enon dam in Mad river
yesterday, Andrew Livingston caught bass
weighing two and three-quarter pounds, and
an eel weighing two and one-quarter pounds.
Mayor Goodwin being in attendance at
Chief Schuchman's funeral yesterday, there
was no session OF the police court, and the
plain drunks and things couldn't be attended
to.
The Champion Dancing Club gave their
first series OF social hJps at Roth's hall last
night, About twenty-five couples were in
attendance, and Scurry's orchestra furnished
the music.
The base ball game will not be played this
afternoon, rs the Iinesville club have an en-
gagement at home and Sullivan and Clark
are engaged to play with the Shamrocks, OF
Cincinnati, against the Henlys at Richmond
social party and dance was given las,
night by the Gay Dancing Club of this city.
in Leuty's parlors, on South Market street.
Fifteen couples were present and spent the
evening 10 "weaving the may" after the
music OF Wnghts orchestra.
The patrol wagon, in making a run out
last High street. ran over an engine and part
OF train of cars. 1t is only just and proE er
to add that the engine and cars were under
the High street bridge, and Capt. Bushnelrs
gift to the city escaped injury.
Thomas Lang, who was released from Gus
tody Tuesday, having been in the station
house on charge Of drunkenness, was re-
arieslel last night by Officer Nicklas, near |
the depots, tor lettering. Lang was averse
was compelled to knock him down twice.
The Pan Handle has sold over one hum
dred tickets for the Cincinnati excursion on |
Monday. This may seriously injure the plug |
hat demonstration in Cincinnati and is se-
ver,ly condemned by those interested in the |
success of Springfelds serensde to Foraker.
The Pan Handle claims that it is only mat
ter Of business.
Chief OF Police Sol. Harner and Officer
john Clifton, of Xenia; Lieut.. Z viesler, De-
tecuye Kirby, Lieut.. John F. Daniels and
Officer Pat. Hughes. of Dayton; Marshal
John Way and Officer VIM. Anderson, of
South Charleston, and Officer Caldwell, of
urbana, all took part 10 Chief Schurhmans
funeral procession yesterday.
John Russell got some weiner-wurst from
a boy at Conklins grocery on Market street
last evening and refused to pay for it When
the boy asked for his nickel, Russell told him
to go to -, well, to go and get warm, aud
slapped him. Officers Bass and Marshall
happened along very opportunely, and John
reposed at the station house over night under
a charge of "drunk and dsorderly."