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Items Of city Happenings During the
Week.
| Monday: II is fortunate that Sunday Of
rest intervened between the festivities Of the
glorious Four b and the business Of today.
Jerry Hunt goes to accept the appointmen,
of T. p. A. on the Wabash tomorrow
Ed Evans, now located at 81. Louis, 10 witt.
ing bis old home for . few weeks.-Miss
Ella Ts.l lor lett today for Saratoga, NY.
The rocr little foI-cub that was made tc
suffer such horrible torture at the Fair Ground.
on the Fourth, but mainly in the brilliant
imagination Of the newspaper reporters, Il
alive ard unhurt.
| Postmaster johnson 10 expecting order.
soon from the Department, to start the ten
cent quick delivery IN accordance with tn,
Act OF Congress which wen, into effect July
/. This will necessitate a force OF thre,
messenger boys and someone on duty at nigh
with authority to open the mail bags. By
this act, a letter bearing a ten-cent stamI
must be delivered to the address Of the re.
cever Immediately upon its arrival at the
office
Tuesday II. Herbert EmeI y,of Cleveland
| is here for few dsys.--Wilbur Gum arrived
| from New York, and will remain about siI
weeks Frank Weaver, Of the Arcade Hotel
has gone to Minnesota for the week.-Mr
Morris Arnold, after . visit with friends in the
city. has returned to Indianspolis.--hr. Louis
Stern lett for Chicago last evening. Misc
Minnie Knott has returned home ftom Coluu-
bus.-The M,sses Kelley, Of Springfield, are
spending a few days with Miss Lillian Clark
Of Dayton View. Miss Julia Shoen-
thai, of Springfield, is visiting Miss Carrie
Glas, Of East Fifth street-Day ton journal
Max. Rothchild, the halter, while handling
q revolver, shot Of the end Of the index finger
OF his right hsnd.--Ths following party
leaves this week for the sca -shore: Mrs. VIM.
Dickson, and her guest, Miss Nellie AcLaugh-
lin, Of Cincinnati; Mrs. Bert. Taylor and
children, and Mrs. Will Huffman and chill
dren.-Ths Associated Press mentions that, at
the announcement Of prizes awarded, made at
the close OF the Philadelphia National Encamp-
ment, the Fifth Ohio Battery took the seventh
prize.
Rev. Wagner, of this city. charged with
the seduction OF . young lady st Wspako-
meta, says: ~ have % explanation TO make,
for know no more about the affair than you
do. 1t wssan asteusdins surprise to me, and
DON, know what TO make Of It, unless it 10
piece OF cruel blsck mail"
Don't you intend 10 do anything at all in
the matter2"
"Ot course I shall never allow such .
cloud as this TO rest over my name, and if
she doesn't take steps TO justify ne at once, |
shall DO so myself
Some further conversation showed that
either Mr.. Wsgler knew slmos, nothing
whatever about the matter, or that he was
very reticsnt about telling what he did know.
He said Mise Craig was no, member Of bis
congrs gstioa; that he was acquainted with
her, as he was acquainted with every one in
such small tows, but that he had never
paid her any special attention whatever. He
did not seem to believe that she had made
the statement printed 10 the Enquirer, and
spoke OF taking legal steps at once against
the paper. He has a very large congregation
here, and the news Of his alleged crooked
ness comes among them like a bomb-shell.
Those who havs been spoken to abou, the
matter are inclined 10 believe him innocen,
until the contrary Is proven.
WEDSEsDAH Mr. John Foos let, for Chi.
cago last evening". R. Potter LEI, TOR
Washington City yesserday.--Nr. and Mrs.
Burr Wright and Miss Nellie Baldwin re-
turned from New York last eveping.-Mrs.
L G. Thomson let this evening to spend the
summer among the mountains OF Pennsylvs-
nia.-Mrs. Emma Hahn leaves tomorrow to
spend few weeks In Northern Nichi.
gan.-hiss Marie Miller 10 spending the
week with friends at Osborn.-
Miss Ella and Mary Murray have gone to
Iowa to spend the summer with relatives
Mrs. Prof. Prince his returned from Pennsyl
vanis.-Ars. Burton, daughter, Mise Lou, and
son Ben arrived homo las, evening from
abroad.-hr. Burr Wright wife and Miss
Nellie Baldwin arrived la, evening from New
York.-hr. George Spence arrived home las,
night from the reservoir
The Commissioner Of Agriculture has sp
pointed W. N. King chief Of the Seed Divis-
ion OF the Agricultural Department. Mr..
King 10 the we'll known assistant editor Of the
Farm and Fireside, this city. The new posi-
ton is worth $4,000 per year.
General J. ". Keller and Hon. Thoma, J
Pringle, with his son Robert leave for New
York this evening and will return next Mon
day. They will 60 BY the Pan Handle and
Pennsylvania route.
hr. Thomas J. Thompson, q Springfield
man, has been appointed private secretary to
Postmaster Judd. Of Chicago, An Office created
under the new naturalization.
Adns Bradway Leonard 10 the full name Of
the head OF the Ohio Prohibition ticket.
Hr. George W. Hastings and daughter Net
tie are home from Intsrlschsn. Florida, for
the remainder Of the heated term and the
early autumn.
THuhspAY-hn. Clements and two sons
OF Cincinnati. are the guests OF DR.. and Mr.
!. Il. Po'.er.-A". George Bacon and Mrs.
Will Rodgers left today for Clinton, low.
via the N. Y, P. / 0. railroad.