Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-05
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The paln,-leaf fan market is overstoexrd-
Charles 5. Kay went Ia Cincinnati zhis
F. o. Boylan, Of Chicago, is registered
at the Arcade
The mayor has light court to dispose Of
this afternoon.
George Smith. of Chillicothe returned
home this morning.
Ben Akin. of Columbus. spent last even-
ing with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rodgers went to
Dayton this morning.
Mrs J. A. Price and daughter, of Belle
fontaine, are at the Arcade.
The season here is very gay, which is
sure promise of better times.
The hospital problem is at the front in
Dayton. as well as in Springfield.
About SIS was taken up at the opera house
last night for the new prohibition wigwam.
LeGrand Tiffany. of Xenia has secured
divorce from his wife and the custody of his
child.
John T. Mitchell has been elected post
commander of W. A. Brand Post, q. A. r.,
Urhana.
Three families of Roses have left Urbana
for Florida, where they will bloom during
the winter.
Bishop J. NJ Walden is about to remove
his episcopal residence from Cincinnati to
Chattanooga
Miss Anna Murphy entertained four tables
at drive whist last evening at her home on
East High street.
During the severe wind storm last even.
ing the chimney of the ST. Paul parsonage
was blown down.
John l.. COnklin. north side. is lying
very low TODAY. but is said to be compare
lively comfortable.
Shorty after seven O'Clock lest night the
atmosphere bore every indication of an
imminent tornado.
Fannie Bailor was arrested this morning,
being charged BY Jennie Willis with using
obscene language.
Henry Strauss. young man living at
Lilly Chapel. was thrown from horse the
other day and killed.
Mrs. NJ. E. Chenoweth. Of Harrisburg,
o., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. S. She
walter, for few days.
Ralph II. Hahn was in Urbana the other
day. snd the Champaign County Democrat
invites him 10 .'caii again"
Mrs. MARY V. Finch was arrested this
morning for using obscene language. on
complaint nt May Hawyer
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, who has been visiting
her son. c. S. Kirkpatrisk. for several
we+ks, has returned to Erbans.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. 7. Ackerson. Of New
York city. are the guests of Councilman ID.
II. Ackerson. Of Clifton avenue.
Our railway companies art short Of freight
ears "a good business indication. The Bee
Line was 1000 cars short the other day.
The very same things which some people
wish kept out of the papers and other peo-
Pile wish put in are almost without number.
Rev. DIR. Henson. Of Chicago. lectured on
Pools In Urbana, last week ard the town
has been wonderfully stirred aP ever since.
Robert Walton. q plain drunk brought in
by Officer Waskey. was the only maine that
ornamented the station house slate last
night.
Ii has been discovered that John Antram,
who lives near Lebanon. Warren county.
is great grand nephew OF George Wash
ington.
Matthew and Thos MattinsOn, of South
Charleston. were today appointed admins
traitors of the estate of John Mattinson. de-
ceased.
About twenty-five witnesses came down
from Catawba this morning to testify in the
Stoll-Grove suit now in hearing in common
pleas court
The watch stolen from Timothy Austin a
couple of weeks ago by Pat Sullivan and
pawned at Syman's was replevined from
the latter last night
Three coal ears jumped the track on the
Bee Line. near Catawba. this morning.
thereby delaying the regular passenger train
due here at eight o'clock.
Rev George ". Mayo, colOred. of Xenia.
has been granted new trial. for child-steal-
ing. by the supreme court. 1t is held that
he didn't intend any wrcng.
New blankets have recently been issued
to the state militia, thirty to each company;
and the boys are expecting to receive new
overcoats in the near future.
Farmers in the neighborhoOd Of Sandusky
who have been scoOp,d in the Bohemian
oats business are suing the operators for
not fulfilling their contracts.
The case Of Harry l.. ROcktield VS..
Voght and Son was compromised by the de-
fendant paying sl75 less than the amount
originally claimed by the plaintiff.
Mr. Louis Berger and family. Mr.. Wash
Helps and family, and Mr.. Frank Shrimpf
and wife. of Springfield. attended the fu- |
neral OF fhf late John A. Berger, AT lr-
bana.
At the instance of &. 4. Bowman. f. NJ. |
Campbell is preparing an abstract of the
title to the old Columbia street cemetery, {,
which has been thought cf as a site for
city hospital.
The county commissioners held their last !
session in their rooms today. Nothing was |
done beyond the signing of few minor |
bills. The new commissioners go in on
Monday next.
Complaint was made to the police last
night that gang Of young vandals had
been playing havoc with the windows Of the
Common Sense Engine Company's building
pn East street.
Urbana is in fiutter because Springfield