Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-05
LOCAL BREViriES.
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From Morning Edition |

Probate Judge Miller issued a MARI,
license, Friday. TO Francis N. Ransom a
Anna FatziDzer.
An amateur base ballis, at Xeoia is repo
ed as having chased COW bawl half acr,
the field before he discovered his mistake.
The name of Mat Malta graced the slate
the station house Friday night, with I
charge of disorderly against it. Officer Wa
landed the catch.
Brit Werner and John Garnett were pull
Friday evening by Officers Nicklss, Mast Al
Bass, for jumping moving train contrary
the city ordinance.
Thursday was pensioners day and Il
Offices OF the clerk aud probate judge wei
crowded with pensioners making out the
quarterly vouchers.
In the county clerks Office, yesterde a,
Joshua l.. Rust filed petition in replevi
against Trostle & Hahn, claiming property t
the amount of 800.
Messrs. f. kraus Il Co. have rented th
Harwood grocery stand on the corner of Fai
and Mechanic streets, and will soon ope,
with stock Of goods.
The patrol wagon answered call from bo,
90, on York street, Friday afternoon, anc
brought in Martin Bolan on n charge O
drunk and disorderly.
The Baiubridge bicycling party, John
Bacon Roscoe Pierce and will Rice, returned
yesterday. The longest run they made was
sixty miles on Wednesday.
DR.. 4. Myers has removed from South
Limestone to apartments IN Book walter q
block, instead of Buckingham block, as er
roneonsly reported yesterday.
The 74th o. V. |. held a successful reunion
at the Xenia Orphans home on Thursday.
j. NJ. Smalley, of this city, was reelected
secretary of the organization.
Another chapter of Hugh Conway's IA
nous story, "Carringtons Gift" will be pub
lished in Sundays GLoaE. REPUBLIC. If YOU
are not taking the paper, order it by telc-
phone.
Mr.. William Myers, who was injured by
Frank Wagner, is still suffering from his
wound. 1t is supposed that some of the bones
OF his face are broken. He was no better
Friday evening.
Martin Bolan was arrested as drunk and
dlsorderly by Officer Norton on York street
last evening. Martin was sweeping the
pavement with his coat and daring everyone
he met to tread on its tail.
Mrs. Rachel Humbarger. former well
known lady OF this city, died at Tampico
lnd., on Monday evening, August l7th, OF
maiarsl fever. Mrs. William Freez., of this
county, is a daughter Of the deceased.
Officer ColwelI, OF Urbsna, secured R. s.
King and R. G. Emery, of tn. "Dr. Yeeze"
gang, who had skipped that town tor an ns-
'anlt upon Doc Fiizmartin. The blooming
pair now languish in the Urbana bsstile.
Bill Nye has written for the Sunday GLOBE
REPUBLIC most laughable and side-splittiny
article on "The Two Figures" discussion of
gods and philosophers. Any one who don't
want TO laugh better rot tackle the article.
We are panied to announce that Carson 4
Fox are called upon to mourn the loss of a
descendant of tivorite feline. The demise
8 said to have been facilitated by Chas, Shaw
md stout piece of ather-boarding. The
mother still survives.
Engineer Bob kaylor is now considered in
fair way TO get better. An improvement
his case was noted on Friday. There are
10 internal injuries, AS was at first supposed.
'wo ribs and Il collar hone broken comprise
he damage to his anatomy.
Robert Brain, the successful young iour-
alst of this city, had occasion to go down
0 Henia yesterday. While view wing the
rand suburban scenery Of that city en- route
e had the misfortune to lose his hat. Robert
now wearing last years straw heal-gear.
The mountains OF East Tennessee are a
lost fertile field for entertaining correspond {
nee, and Sundays GLOBE REPUBLIC will con-
AIN deeply interesting letter on the inhabi-
ants OF that region and their characteristics
snuf-dippers, from the pen of Miss Nellie
!. Grace.
Yesterday afternoon, Charles Murphy was
rrested on Washington street for participant
lg in fight with William Greenwood, at
rmstrong's boiler shop last Wednesday.
hey had to chase him, and when Officer :
Yard caught him, both fell into the gutter ,
lie officer barking his shins badly.
A distinguished citizen Of this city Who'll
as in attendance at the state fair succumbed .
the drowsy goddess on his way home Fri
~ evening and was fast asleep when the .
ain arrived here. The train was backed I
TO the night yard, where the citizen found
mself late in the night. He made up some
ling to explain his late arrival home.
The picked nine that went from here to Z,
'ashingIon U. H. to play ball Thursday, and
me back with score Of l6 to Is against
EN-, say that the umpire, Hildebrant, actually
1t them on the toastng fork, but Hildebrsnt :
Us that he could not play the game success y
lily for Springfield and umpire at the same =.
M, the line must be drawn some where.
A most delightful childrens party was
ven Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. F.
. Farmer, in honor of their little daughter, n
i'th's birthday. About twenty little folks :,
ere the guests Of Miss Edith on the occa- q
On, and they were delightfully."- taken care
by Mrs. Farmer. After refrefreshments
e children returned to their homes at about ;,
o clock.
The Topeka, Kansas, papers contain &C. n
'unts Of the golden wedding OF George ;,
hutchinson and wife, recently celebrated
ere. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson left this 4
irt OF the state fifty years ago, and were :.