Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-18

~ ~ governor Just AT present
Five lttla "rats came out ana watchp
the young man with the sandy moustsche a
he pocketed his $50 and led the way to a
oyster parlOr.
Men may come and men may 20, but tn
New Era goes on forever. The brilliant 1T
erary cOtuscation announces that il is not
ephemeral campaign publication Far tron
d II Will not stop because the Camphigi
has, and It proposes to go right on pulverizin
the GLoRE-R RErUBLr, Commercial Gazette, an,
the republican institutions one time per week
II offers AZ a prize for each new subscriber
"A sucker in mammoth cave" "A title Of
book, and not fish J
Republicans are puttit away the badge
OF the Ets. street republican brigade a
mememtues of the campaign The badge
are printed in scarlet on white satin ground
The legend is as follows "ROoming E.s
street radical republicans All year rouLd e
Mr. r. Jones the editor OF the Clevelant
Globe, the organ of the CnyahCga count,
colored people left Springfield with won
trr'ul opinion Of its institutions He va,
arrested while insisting on his rights to b,
served with bean soup and apple pie a, I
Main street restaurant
Dr. Hazard, the candidate for representa-
tive on the prohibition ticket is so disap.
pointed at falling to get an opportunity to @
10 Columbus that he has decided to abandon
his country residence and move into Sprin.
field. Tie Is hunting house (but not the
house OF representatives
There will he one more excursion to Gin
cnnat this fall. that OF the tear hers in the
public schools. The teachers have long de-
sired an opportunity to investigate and study
the educational methods which have ma !c
the Cincinnati schools famous the world over
and will now have an opportunity. Pro-
vlted sufficient number can be secured TO 90
on the excursion, a rate OF s. can be obtained
from the railroad company
The official majority tor Foraker in Clark
county, 2OOl, and the Leonard vote, 9qg
were peculiarly fortunate tor many republic
ans who had made bets Some wagered that
the republican majority III Clark county
would exceed 1000 others that Leonard
would get less than ! 900 votes Both won
by scratch.
Things it would be funny to see. The
smile on the 'sCe OF Dave WilbCrn, when he
pucketsd that $50 be won on the election
Temp. Wilson appear AS Hamlet, the nelan-
rloy Danish, Dane of Denmark, Ohio
Ioppy Troupe keep you-couId- Id-hear-a-pn-
drop silence for ten consecutive seconds
Center street without sewer. John Refs
Jog cornetst bursting a Market square
iaklrs luug-tester.
It is not probable that Frank Tyner. the
Young blll-poster, arrested on election day
on the charge of distributing fraudulent
tickets, will be held on any charge when the
case comes up before the mayor. Tyner was
hosting the u,ket, so he claims, as he would
any advertising matter brought to him, and
was Ignorant OF the contents of the tickets.
The tickets themselves, besides, cannot be-
proved fraudulent under the law. Over the
name of Judge Wilson, which was sub,t-
tuted for the republican nominee, was printed
the caption. "ludependent Judicial Ticket"
Inis brings it within the definition OF a
collection ticket, or in other words a ticket
formed OF candidates from several parties.
Fernclih cemetery, Springfelds beautiful
'CIty OF the dead is at it's test in rhrs, bean
IiuI fall days, and is crowded on fine days
4nd Sundays with visitors. The great groves
D. naples, IN their gorgeous hues of gold
and scarlet, the winding avenues enrircnng
all and valley, the exquisite vlstAs, with
2 mpsrs Of Bu.k creek, splendid with the re-
lection Of autumus royal hues, and the
whole solemn with the cleaning monuments
.u1 mbIems Oi dealh-iorms Il scene which
n.plres lover OF nature with rapture. Fern
, y ~ the most beautiful natural scenery
4 any Gem terry 10 the state Supt. Slranch
! spring Grove cemetery a. Cincinnati tn.
7mous landscape gardner, who laid out
-rrcIf said: You have here cemetery
'ulch ar surpssses Spring Grove as tar as
atuts location goes. With Judlcious man
cement and cultivation, FernClif will be.
one the most beautiful cemetery in The
'ate. This prediction, gwen before the
reat landscape gardner's death, has certainly
cen fulfilled. To the lover OF the wild m
ature, nothing can be more pcturesqu-Iy
@autinl han the western part of The ceme-
ry Here We ind dense thCkets a mass Of
me iJliage and trees, all Illuminated with :
le golden and scarlet OF autumn. Ia one OF
lese thicke stand five great trees which
r completely covered with ivy and vines I
ne leaves are scarlet, AM the trees look ike +
-est columns, carved out OF red coral, as il
r some Roman triumph. These trees al ,
act great attention from visitors. I
II Is probable that no similar event ever Il
tpp"ned 10 this CITY which occ4sioued equal f
2rrt, 10 the resignation OF Mr.. G. G. Hal .
superintendent Of the First Pfelbyterian Il
Inday school. The Sabbath school wa v
N us to snow its appreciation of Mr. f
aI- Iabors in i's behalf; so last week b
tore hr. Hall LETT finally tor Chi. 0
60 n" was presented with a check TOR s37.- Il
3 on behalf Of the school, with the request y
Al be use the money to purchase II hand b
me BOOK case u possess which he had fire.. "
enuy expressed a desire. He was also "a
es"nied with other gifts by members OF the a.
boath school, and with a number OF group a
otographs Of the various classes in the b
1ooI. Mr. Hall was completely over III
leImed by this unexpected token Of the ap- q
rcla'Ion Of the school, and acknowledged o.
. Rlfts IN one Of the delightful little
-eches, OF which be alone is master.
There are many who predict n great career W
Mr. Hall as an evangelist. Asa Sabbath OF
iooI speaker he has hardly peer, and is IN
'Iared the equal Of the Evangelis, Moody Ia
ma species OF religious erhOrtation. Mr., ~
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