Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-30
LOCAL RRFVf7lES
Lffoln Morning Ldition.l


The streets were very quiet last night
Officer Wilson locked upa plain drunk yes
terday. He gave his name ss Matthew
Dormes.
The gun club of this city have received nc
answer to the challenge sent to the Green
willie club.
Mr.. John Book walter and Jerome Uhl and
family are expected to arrive in this city the
last OF October.
All the trains from Cincinnati yesterday
and last night brought one or more plug hats
from the "gory fields"
The Sidney gun club sends an invitation to
the gun club OF this city, to attend n shooting
tournament at that place on Oct. and 3.
The three -year-old son OF WIN. Gram, liv.
ing south OF the city, had both bones of the
right forearm broken, yesterday morning.
The patrol wagon was called about 8 o'clock
to Market and High streets, where the Off
GERS got a man, who was too drunk to tell his
name
An unknown man, supposed to be one OF
below Spring Valley, on the Pan Handle,
yesterday morning.
The New York Medical Advocate, a promi-
nent medical journal, Of last month 8 issue,
contains portrait and sketch of DR.. l.. T..
Russell, OF this CITY,
Rev. James Stephenson, pastor of the
NJ. +. church at Wilmington, who has been
falsely claimed as strong advocate of the |
Leonard party, rebuked the third party craze
from his pulpit last Sunday.
The members OF the First Presbyterian
church will hold a pound social at the resi-
dence of Mr. John II. Thomas, East High
street, Thursday evening, Oct. /. Friends Of
the church are cordially invited.
The probate Judge has issued the following
marriage licenses:
William Smith to Mary Kent.
Philip Engert to Fekla Baulholzer.
Michael J. McGuf to Sarah Ward.
The Quintette International Students gave
the first OF their vocal and instrumental con-
ccris at Anznger's hall, last night. Each OF
the students is a master of his instrument
and their music is of the highest order
They will repeat the concert tonight, which
will be followed by Il social dance.
VIM. Grove, proprietor of the Yellow
Springs House, made an assignment on Wed.
nesday to Chas. Stewart. OF this city. The
assets will aggregate about 81 900, being the .
and fixtures OF the hotel. The
creditors will probably receive 10 per cent.
Mr. Grove will have the sympathy of a large
number Of friends who were his guests during :
the summer.
The county commissioners at their last fl
meeting changed the assessments in the Ran 81
>in ditch case, viz: Charles Briggs, $lO29; g
John Hemphill, s2OO.sO; Caleb Harrison, a. =.
bl7G5; John Rankin. $452.7s; Mary Dug. :,
iale. ga 70; Alex Waddles' heirs, $l55.7O: t,
Nancy Florence (Clark county,, 1924; a
sme (Greeue county, $s.s2; Charles Tin !,
all, sl274; A. NJ. Pennington, $s7.62; ~ ~
saac Atkinson, $2Gl7. in
The Daily Globe, of Washington C. H., tt
Which has hitherto been red-hot prohibition at
aper, has come out in flying colors for For
ker and the entire Republican state and a, a,
ounty ticket. The editor says that, after W
living the matter much consideration, he has e1
Dncluded that prohibition can never he kt
rought about by third party, and, as the =, =,
epublcan party is the best party in the m
alton, he intends hereafter to support it. p